The Osceola Times from Osceola, Arkansas • 2

PACK TV0 OSCEOLA TIKES, OSCEOLA. ARX CENSUS FOR 1920. 3hr QDiirnila JSxmta Wo present below the preliminary announc jnent prepared by tin buriuu for county, tho several incorporated towns and I several I'jwnshlps The figures glvon are subject to correction rt are substantially correct and must sect tod for the next ten years as oniclal. Each of tho six incorporated towns show a substantial growth excepting Founded by Leon Routtan TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. J.

W. RHODES, Jit, H. D. TOMUNSON, THOMAS HENDERSON TreBldont Vice-President Treasurer SAM M. HODGES, Editor and Manager Entered at tbe tt8t Office' at'Osceola, Arkansas, or trannmlsslon through the mails, as second class ball matter.

tho town of Onceola which shows a net Iohh of Iburteen. Smith Music Shop Oeceola and Blytheville Player Pianos, Talking Machines and ull the latest Player R611s and Talking Machine Iteeonls- If you have a Player Piano or Talking Machine send in your name and we will send you catalogue of new music each month i Address all letters to us at BlytHcvillc- Th'i Increase in the county as a whole is most gratifying and we an advised that Mississippi county leads all uther counties in Northeastern 'Arkansas In the percentage of increas j. It is hard to understand how It is possible for Osceola to show a decrease whii tho town has many new residences and business houses, coverg a larger area, hus grown as a business center and Is iwwgnizod as tho largest Jippng point in the county, not excepting Blytheville. Still facts are stubborn and we have no desire to tiuestXm the accuracy of the I figures announced. IZ II 111 1 I rr I I II It kTl "5a5 1 One thing that prevented a better showing by the town proper is the fact that wh(H jhe population all around it has Increased greatly, tL'iusandr, Smith Music Shop C.

H. SMITH, Mgr. of acres of rich land have been cleared and are now in a high stateiof cultivation, water and lt.tric liht are furnished from the city plant to numer 29tf ous homes which app fir to be In Osceola but whlcfi are not within the corporate limits and as a consequence are credited, and properly go, to the $1.50 A YEAR IN ADVANCE township. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY I The city council should get -busy and extend tna city limits so as 10 uATirc inucDTiecD r.Aiw t.t. 4h in Include all thrre new homes and if this Is done tho next census win give Ladies the Osceola credit for the neonl who are reallv livlne In the town and who o'clock Thursday morning 1n order to Insure Insertion.

Copy received after that time will be used when possible I but who are now listed as residents not of the town but or tne townsmp. The official figures follow: Minor Civil Division Mississippi County Two New Trains For Osceola Bowen township Burdette township, including Burdette town I Canadian township 1,001 1,001 rediscount, six months maturity may Carson Lake) township be obtained. Chickasaw ba township Including Blytheville town Clear Lake township While the farmer l8 thus favored Fletcher township- including Luxora town At a conference of interested property ownerg and Mr. J. E.

Hutchinson, general manager of the Frisco Railroad Company which was held at Deckerville yesterday morning it was agreed that the company would im by federal restive provisions, he must look to a member bank to or- Hector township. Includ'ng Dell town. mediately give the people living along the of the spur 1920 1910 1900 47,320 30,468 16,384 2,941 1,759 519 1.901 1.158 904 515 1.003 372 870 1.129 831 11.158 6.857 2,414 1,709 707 529 3,435 1.743 1,794 1,989 1,520 778 2,184 593 1,636 983 684 1,108 528 216 U58 1,542 4,106 4,711 3,495 3,572 1,046 897 628 668 2,827 1,880 2.225 610 579 397 1.375 1.049 1,231 1,738 538 201 1920 1910 1900 3,849 402 100 233 162 677 943 971 562 1,709 953 along to the federal reserve! bank. McGavock township Inquiry from the officers of the Monroe township, inc local federal res.rve bank bringg out eal iomMV Pecan township the fact that federal reserve banks Flrott township have no authority whatever to lend Swayue township money direct to any individual, nor New Fall Styles now on display There's one for you Come and see them The G. R.

Brickey Merc. Co. Whftton township Incoroorated Places to make loans to any institution that is not member of the federal rest rve Blythevillrj town 6,447 6,447 running, from Evadale Junction to DckervilKs, better freight service, running three trains over this branch each week. Mr. Hutchiniun also expressed his desire to arrange a notor car service to run twice each day between Deck-crvlile and Osceola.

TJhis servicf; will be Installed In the immediate future provided proper equipment can be securcld. It Is hfl intention Mr. Hutchinson to have this service! before the coming of winter. -This new service which is prac system Such is the definite! previa- Burdette town inn nf ilia linr i u. Dell town TT.

lb Willi i 1 17A Luxora town 1.179 the 1,179 unnappi menuoncfl 'as Manila town Osceola town 1,755 1,755 brought many delegations of plant ers to me local red ral rpwrvo branch and that lawyers have in 1 n. i paper with that institution. owuia viMiup mai msutuiion with the confident expectation of' Carturight's Ki John J. Hefiin, manager of the. local federal reserve bank, states tically assured will bring the xv securin funds Aired i y.e suuu.wesi pan oi me, county that paper which tM federal reserve Into close dally touch with this city I bank rediscounts may be supported The federal reserve system does, M(ftf and will open a new tradet territory Let Us Hand You Mrs Edgar Borum, of Blythevillo, visited with Mrsv Virgil Greene and family this week.

Mrs. Anderson, of Wabash, was the guest of Mrs. Virgil Greene tfte first of the weefk. Mr. and Mrs.

W. J. Driver visited In Paragould the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Hayes left Thursday morning for Melnphis. Mrs. Hayes will visit In that city ibr two weeks while Mr.

Hayes will return home Sunday. Fay' your subscription Now. for our merchants which they have course neip planters In the approved warehouse or that no col-not heretofore enioy.fi. stated, but the planter desiring lateral Ig necessary lf the maker of Starting at Deckerville tlie train t0 borrow money must obtain his the note furnisMg a 8aUsfactory will come trough Hubbard Spur, the bank with which he does Btatement as to his flnanciai condi. Chelford, WardeH, Westover, WTiit-, businciss, which bank in turn mny tion.

Commercial Apptel. This Bag of Money It Represents the Big Saving in Fuel You Can Make With Cole's Hot ion ana a number or oth.f -small negotiate with the city correspond-places, Intersecting the main line atent for loans, or, if it is a member or Evadale Junction and coming to this the federal reserve system, may re- Maxine Smith visited with rela- II is- Blast in Your Home its reserve by rediscountlng tives in Blytheville Saturday. city over the main line from that build place The Installation of this service will 1 OUR GUARANTEE be a good business move, on the part W. fntriot. MTlnr of an.

third In fuel err dt lower draft ftor. of tb nil tiie, with toll CoaL livnit. or slack. Z. uaruto Cole'i Hot to let.

hird coal lor b.atiof given tpac than aor bM burner mad with aam. rii. fir. pot i We riaraote. that the room! can be heated front one to two houri each morning with the fuel put In tb atofe the evening before.

4. We ruaraniee that the itore will hold firs with aoft coal or bard coal from Saturday evening to Monday morning. 5. We guarantee uniform heat day and night with soft coal, bard coal or lignite. 6.

We guarantee irery (tore to remain absolutely air tight as long as nerd. 7. We guarantee tbe feed door to be amoke and duet proof. t. We guarantee tbe and puffing draft to prevent pnffiog The above guarantee It mad.

with tbe nnderetaad log that the atove be operated according to directions, and connected np with good flue. Cat Show of the railroad company for the territory tapp is the richest to be found In the tate. Mr. Hutchinson has always been friendly to Osctola and the splendid new depot building now being erected here is due mainly to the fact that he took a personal interest In ttiis city and in thd rich country surrounding it, which is "admittedly the best In America. Messrs.

Barham Sullenger represented the property owners in and aiound Deckerville at Thursday's conference and arel confident that the motor car serviced will be Installed. The tri-weekly freight service over the Deckerville branch will start FORD SON FARM TRACTOR TJie Fordson Tractor was made to the demands and necessities of the every-day American farmer. It was made with the thought that it was thtt necessity of the man of forty acres as well as thliian with onei thousand acres. It was made not only for plowing, harrowing, discing, drilling, seeding, n.owing, reaping, but for all other work on the farm whdre power is necessary. It was made to bring conveniences to the farmer's home as well as for the cultivation of his fltjdsi It was made furnish power for the cnym separator, silo filling, cutting feed, sawing wood, furnishing power for milking, washing, supplying the house witfi running water electric lights, and the hundred and one things on the farm.

It was made to do all this economically an in a reliable way. It was made to be the big profitable servant on the farm. And It has not faileU in any of the expectations had for it. It has been tested as no other Tractor has been tested. It has bpen p.oven reliable and can furnish proofs, Impossible: to any other Tractor.

It has done these things l.ot only In America but in Europe, Asia, Africa, and in the Islands of the, Seas. It has met successfully the demands of farmers in verv part of the civilized world. Therefore, the Fordson Tractor can meet all the conditions of your farm When you buy a Fordson, you are not buying any experims l.t you are buying a servant and a money-maker for you that you can depend ucon absolutely from the first day you put Cole's Original Hot Clatt No. 116 Ellotice letiee Monday of next week. The business men of Osceola can be depended on to meet Mr.

Hutchln-t on half way In his efforts to build up the business of iis company in this section and the proposed motor car service. conservatively estimated, will add fully one-third to this city's present trade territory. FARMER MUST LOOK TO HIS LOCAL BANK Federal Reserve Bank Privileges Defined by Law, Tax Payers On October 1, 1920, I will open the tax books of the St. Francis Levee District and will receive taxes due said levee district from Mississippi County, for the year 1920. Levee taxes will he received during the following dat.es and at the following places: At Blytheville, Ark.

October 1st. to 9th. 1 October 25lh. to November 6th. November 15th to November 30th.

At Osceola, Ark. October 11th. to October 23rd. November 8th. to November 13th.

Office at Blytheville will be located in the R. S. "Harris brick building on Railroad Street. Office at Osceola will be located in County -ourt House. All correspondence addressed tp Russell Phillips, P.

O. Box No. 516, Blytheville Arkansas. Tax payers please bring or send 1919 levee tax receipts with remittances. Russell Phillips, Levee Tax Coll ecto So much misunderstood informa-J tion has recently been circulated in regard to tjhe federal reserve sy3-; tern's attitude towards cotton as a basis for credits that a few points at ileast seem to need clearing up.

Is not that the federal reservq system itself has been vacillating or hesitant in its policy. Confusing con-; structions havq been placed upon fed eral reserve system announcements because the plan of operation and I purposes of the system, as laid down by law, were not understood by those sseking accommodations or by per-' on undertaking without sufficient knowledge of he facts to advise others now to hold cotton. A common misconception is that tiie cotton grower can obtain fund? dirtfct from a federal reserve bank. A federal reserve bank is privileged to deal only with member banks. For some time pasr federal reserve tanks have been loaning at the rate of $100 a bale on cotton, and this value as a asis for credits "fcas'nbt yet bet'n changed, although recent declines In value may bring about some such action.

Where the loan Is made on cotton representing a commercial transaction the maturity is 90 days, but where the paper may 1 treated as agricultural, having iKiea Tf.red lr a member bank for. it to work It is asy to understand. It possesses alj the iwer you want, it is simple in control. It is more flexible than you Imagine. It -will help you cultivate every foot of ground you have I and every day in the year you will find use for it on the farm.

Its appeal to the farmer is in Its dependable servicf and the wide variety of work it can do. Wefd like every fartner that reads this, if he hasn't a Fordson Tractor already to come to us and let us sell him one. Let us demonstrate its cowers, its valueT. on your own farm. get lnt6 details power, reliability, etonomy While the sale of a Tractor gives us a small profit, the purchase of a Tractor toHhe farmer means a money-making servant every dajr for years.

So' the sale of a Fordson means more to the purchaser than it does to us. We are arguing for our good, Mr. Farmer. Come in and talk it over. Your tiae against ours.

It Is wor'Xi And remember, when you buy a Fordson Tractor, are right here to keap that Tractor in reliable running condition every day. You won't have to wait if anything should gH out of order! We are right here to keep it right, because one of UkI eondiHons 6f the Fordson Dealer Is trat he must keep on hand always a complete puonly of rarts. This Is a guarantee we don't believe you can get with any other farm Tractor. Come in. Let's talk it 'over.

R. El Fletcher Sons Phones 251 and 305 Osceola. Ark. FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT GO TO 1 FRANKLIN'S Q7FE WE CARRY THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS Fruits in their season. Everything first-class.

New location w8t of Courthouse. Phrnw 1.13 J. rKANavLIN. ProD. 4.