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The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 3

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The Courier Newsi
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Blytheville, Arkansas
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TUESDAY. 1031 u's Pal I KM' I'roin Niagara Rapids the v. a kirn! imilile for William Hill, veteran darjdevil of Nin'jara above rv; he crawled into his speriijUv jmd for attempt lu shoot the mpids Ix-lcw thf falls.i about half pay ths fouiiihij cliunv.pl the taiisht in (hi- re mil's sou succeeded in CM-Iihi'j a rope. so tint it cuiilci be tonc-il ashore. fAUic.) NRWS io Huffman News MUs Aiiceba.

Cainblin ol Kcil- nelt, is the ol her Ki'Jiidmultier, Mrs. Kamil? Hullman. Mr. i.nd Mr.s. Krnoil llov.nd an- noimu' the liirtli ut a son.

Mr. anil Mis. J. W. llulumon und -nil.

Adrian, lell for lirucetmi. Ti'nni, i will innkc their fuluu- liom, 1 I and Paul I and PACK river (irova JUKI Mis. C'hailli- Jlioi'k Tlnn-diiy i Walters will I'tinducl Henry Charles in lew, at Driver (jrmv 1 Ml all(l Mi's- O. A. liniok.s ami iiinliiy nlulu un.l Sunday, Wr Hill Ho'ocrtvm and chlldri'n aitnided the bill immi: at (iiilnc.s viiictil Mr.s.

tr Displays lho cr(ls "nooiiosgiiix King 1 II- i Hanking (he Inscription Badge Ol His tailing were Images of Iwb men drlnk- Ing beer. I ililu HUNS ranners in blnckeu to oduce Finn Lstirunlcs. llv NI-A Service KI'KINGPIELO. Mo. Chickens of Miss Ci the liugcst contributim; iae- t-r- in drought, relief in the Miss- valiey.

artwdini; In thi- r'lGKacoi'ii' Produce- Conipanv whlcli sniil tn be the largest mid operated i 1 in the world, i Kale of poultry and products brought into the area, provtrc that the hen a valuable aid to the Hc-d its relief work. The- poultry plant is the las! in niiMtt-rn house. 1 II hundreds of glrk to pick thousands of chickens killed ml in its pinnt. This branch of the industry is the novel because it contiadu'ts IJ procedures formerly ns- in plucking the feathers from a owl. "Never out a fowl in boiling wa- er cr fiour water 0:1 its Bathers." E.

Pool, production muuiger of the planl. camions, iioiling water not only blisters the kin -and makes it easy to tear, but worst of all it is pretty sure to urn the skin a reddish color, is much le.ss appetiziiig than yellow or white cast ML 'ol For more Uwn hcurs llic barrel in winch William Hill was al- to shoot the Kiagara had ch-dcd in the wiilrljinol, Icakins; and lower But ivlicn i'. suddenly carried into an oulor fddy the daiedevil'i 18-ycar-cld sou. Willinin Hill. ijilo the trcachero-Lis cuncni tmd out to it a rope.

I-U-re yoi: see ihe youiiEcv Slill attaching the rope to barrel His lather, f-afe adhere after extricatrf from his cramprrt quarters, (icclaicd he 50011 have drowned hud not uccn for hi; son's timely aid. 1FICEB IS HERE Jim Henderson, farmer living near has had li: 1 uwifmal but not at all unsatisfactory experience, Jive acres of oafs which lit for hay in the ut The drouth cut (lie crop short but hi; obtained 7 tons of Harry- K. Kcllelt of Kansas City. liny. then turned the five acres naiinnal deputy chief of planted soybeans.

The dry but lip made Local Post of for Payment of Compensation in hull. Dell Farmer lias Unusual- Results Oais Croj Itn of Itii iiHjht. afternoon for visit with hon and family. Shorty Missis l.ora Mae CV-jieland and, 0 11 M.ixine Copeland weiediinnT uuvsix ttlcd.Oi! Mi. and Cecil Sayie and daughter, Joy Vvjnne, Misses Hlrd.soc.

l-lcireiiL-i' Sick-. 1 Martlm Adams and l.oia Mae and Maxine motoicd liekl Kiiiv.lay tut(-j-noon. Mis. 1,, P. Moore visited rcla- tivcb at Cooter, Sunday.

Mcsiliimrs Krtna Harrison and Cieve 'riinkerbley wore ui'csts of Mi's. I'annie Hulf- man Sunday. MM Louise Ray visited Misi ion Perry Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Sayre business visitors in niytkevilli- u(p; llev. A. Snntii of -ervices at tlie liaptis; churcli here- Sunday afternoon. Uev. A.

S. llnr.vi.-li. pastor ul Fiisl BaiitLst L-lnnch al liiylheville, Evangelist Lawrence and Mr. Mis. Jim Bracken und Sybil uf lilylheviilc, altuidetl churcli services here.

Sunday nitei- nuou. i Mr. and Mrs. Smith Bruckhi dinner guests of Mr. and Mr.

C. Craub Sunday lili'- Mr. inul Mrs. 1 at Mr. .1:1,1 Claude visitors WcJnr.sday.

.1 Spiniji-r was tin' v.io-: ml Hall al CalllllH-l l-'ilduv uai Claude Jones an-; Ali'sandvr Sandy NIAV Qill.EANS. Wlicn; Mariin Hi. 'I'iiniinnny I'nrisli' 'lullps arinluiU'il lu'lori! (JliUcil OnKKM.ANU, (Dp) lii-ri- (our hlossoias on a sliinlrii! yudlc sue od- iiur.e.' 1 'dltiis ivlik-h inny Ije seen in tin on tlio Inirklc liucrlbctl Kui'ilcii of Honicp. W. Catinon.

Ki-H(i McClnrliy am: Mrs I'lll'k-on Iv.lb.lllks of MIL. P. 11. ucvill Mr. and Mrs.

y.eb tiamrs mull llerbi'it Mr. and clil-! odX lirvi'l Sun.lay with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. 'p.

II. i- noiinci- tin- Ijiilh of a diiiichlt-r l-Viday. May yj. Mr.s. C'ois- Snlvener Fuller S.iiuvdiiy aftci-nonn.

and Chai-1. v.eii' visitcrs In Saturday. and Eai-l Slinneyfji; iisited Mr. s. 1-Mtik isc 1 1 at H'-ece.

Miiudi- vhllul t'. A. Hall iii Clear 1 1 jr.nn-. i. vei- planted I er.ws of Foreign Wars of the Unit- I weatliqi- continued I cd States, members of tlv 1 local posl at an informal meetiiij I al the city hall last night.

abr.ut four tons cf soybean hay. When fall rains arrived hr- was siirprised to find the field coniin. Mr. Keliett alkcd principally on i up to a toed stitid of oats, ap I the subject of propoHOtl bill spun I sored by the national organisation 1 and which will be presented by I Senator Wright Patman ol Texas I at tile next session of The I bill substance asks for paysneist I of 100 per cent of their adjustable. 1 service compensation to ex-service I men, plus a refund of interest I being charged against them for lloans talready oljtaincd.

nccordiny Ito Mr. Kellftl. The local chapter v.as closed last Inight with names ol 101 members I land uas sent today to n.iuoa- lal lieadtinariers of the ir. Kellctt is making a thtongh rtcnnsls organising uiiits for Ithc iKrfcclion of a state orcpmzri- Ition. He stated that the local post, lone of seven in Arkansas, is pamitly from grain shattered from his first crop.

He pastured the field all winter and when spriny came took oft his slock to see what the. oats would do. They grew almost shoulder high and are yielding about twelve tons. Sc of their unusual size and the circumstances they under which were produced County Agent lias laken a bundle of for exhibition. Lone Oak Items i Just Warm Walcr I "Heat the water to a K-mpc-ra- ure 123 or 130 decrees, which ue.ins water about hot as the can stand on his lands, and the fowl, feel.

Head, feathers and all 30 see- ends. After that hang (he bird up head down to let it cool and drain I for four or five minutes bcfnre picking." 1 After such system is followed, chickens are taken by girls and linns up by the feel on cords. Then thr picking is started. All the feathers are pulled straishl out so thru no broken sterns are IcK in th? skin. The; feathers in the wings and tail are removed in three quick motions.

Next, one swipe from the ck toward the tail cleans the I back. A side swipe to the right and one to tlie left cleans the sld- and couple of brushes over ic breast finishes the There's Science in It The wings arc stripped next of the largest feathers and then a ciowmvard thrust with both hands removes everything to the neck. I Tiie icgs come last in an ujiward divr-sts Jowl 1 itont nil its Pin feathers, small feathers and hairs are removed next, beginning the top and working down. Experienced pickers turn out as ir.any as 130 chickens every seven hours. Hens are supiresed to be- Ihe easiest to pick, with spiin.er.s second and tough rcost- last.

Great care must be in preparing poultry for the market -via the storage route, since any abrn- sicn or cut in the skin is nearly certain to U-come a breeding spot lor mold. All range-run poultry brought into the is generally placed fattening rations in batteries for 10 days or two weeks. The plant usi-aliy has mor? than 50,000 on feed. Oohl I-'cund in C'liiciiens UNION. Oregon.

Mrs. Mary Stmcll! found seveinl nusB'-'ts in the- cinw ol a chicken thai she- was tlreisiim. Kloyli- Wliitilp and Kvf-rhail were uf Mis. W. 11.

iii-vHl H.iiinxluy I Ilaroiil o.ikli-y of Kentiicliv is visiting liu pjii-iils. Mr. I llonu-e Oakley. Thod Hi-vlll and I'lieh-on Kuliauks ntttnded tin- fiili fry nt Annorel I last, Thm.sdity evrning. I Several youiifi of this eoiu- inunity enjovcd a hay ride to Ne.v l.ibeily last' Wednesday evening Hart llu-y a tacky party.

H.I HurdrtU 1 Mojdy us he nixht Mi'-s lien HAPPY INDEPENDENCE! iraall build in In- dffMndtnt ctttlt of 55,000, $10,000 cr mat widtr (he Inmtcxi Synrflctu Pltn. 13,256,855.47 I. 1930. Sulctly Fw tipUn- booklet "Enjoy 500,000 INVESTORS INVESTORS SYNDICATE A FOUNDED 1894 S. LIMOHS, BiSIDICT MANACtR UI.Yfl-iEVILLE, ARKANSAS tUltDING.

MCMPHIS. Misses Alma NepJi'am aiui El- btrta Walker spent iiie week-end with Miss Mildred of Now Liberty. Mrs. E. £3.

Walker and son one of the largest in membership. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles The national representative ex- Needham. appreciation to the pist lor Miss Eddie Williams was the guest MICCCSS of a poppy sale Sat-! cl Hazel Walker Thursday night, proceeds of which he said Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. Robertson will go to the national relief fund ivere dinner guests cf Mr. and Mrs.

to the support of the organize-1 Charles Ncedham at Gcjnell Sun- tinn's veterans home. day. ticv. Ed Williams will fill hi.s ap- System 11 8 11 For Beet Crop Rotation I cnt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Occs Brocks nt Driver Grove. ON WITH THE DANCE Onwith a smooth-stepping pair of Bob Smart's sport oxfords! "All the ever well-dressed-men are "on Quality! Value! All sizes! All widths! Now rrcnchcr BOSTON. R. Situs, a carpenter who stwlie'1 for ininisiry Through cor- course, has accepted to be pastor oi the First Baptist chmrh at Bath, Maine. "They neither cn'rttp your roll nor cramft your ilyle'' JOE ISAACS js; iILss Virginia Rickardson spent n' has been develop- 1 lrith Miss lllcc Brook5 Bow and Leslie liicliardson.

C. T. llrcoks. C. Pankcy and Uink I Daniels and Mir.ses Hazel Walke 1 and Ecldic Williams attended the dance at Gnsncll Saturday night.

WASHINGTON 1 crop rotatio, xl by experts cf Ihe Agriculture De- for (lie expansion of beet in the Rocky area, wa.i recently. The rotation astern, goveinmcnt experts claim. be very in (Is already abandoned becouse of nemnKxIr This, it i believed, will be of advantage to licet producers, particularly In and I-laho. wlierc the nem- populous. Tiie Deuartmi'at advises early anrl fjincing of the I'rcm 10 'o 12 inches apart in 20- Inch ro.vr..

except, in areas where Jurly-top injury is srverc. whcr; Ihe plants may be placed about l-lelit inrlies apart. S. li. cf thr- Agriculture Ini J-ebnrrl rotation system fchich 1 sugilr with unattr.iclive to the and it is believed Only betv.crn five find six per cent of the lumber used in Great Britain Is grown within the borders of that nation.

SICK HEADACHE From Constipation HERE in a purely vegetable medicine which lias benefited thousands of w-iTKtn ami children, wMcli you try Iroublc-l Mr. II. II. RoEillio, of atcdi 1 ann is cejicveci tins i lS 1 1 'i." 1 i rid Iii: irrigated lands of th; tlita is time to i.ikc some-' 1 of pivasitos. Dr.PaulF.McCutchen Dentist STEELE, MO.

Phone 85 I'nv in Church FRANKLIN- N. (UP) IIIIK rrd liar, r.i.ine a his hcme here. He lives In' a self-made cave the "iisl Metbr.c'lst Episcopal church. ficii him. fcola I cor- foar.d Biack-Draiujln i to relievo.

I usf.l to havo sc- I vtro Kick nr.il suffer ft great Ooal. I rouml thla camo from constipation. that woulJ correct It That ts why I be- I gan THEDFORD'S Black-Draught MEMORIAL DAY (Jrffcrson Davis' Rirtliduy) Wcdnosdny. June 3nl. a holiday in of Arkansiis.

the hanks ol' Blytlicvillo will lie on that day. First National Bank Farmers Bank Trust Co. Rasp Your Throat With Harsh Irritants "Reach for a LUCKY instead" When you vlitt your phyildan for your periodic health examination, of first he asks you to do Is to open your mouth wMe, and to fay "Ah." Ho It examining the delicate lining of your throat. "AM" There li not a man or woman who could make thlt ilmpla sound, If In ttw throat there were no Adom't Apple. For your Adam's Apple Is your voice box contain.

Ing your vocal chords. And what a delkate piece of Nature's handiwork the Adam's Apple Is. A slight a tiny particle lodged in Hie our voke often grows husky. In acute cases, we may even lose our voice for several days. Don't rasp your throat with harsh fora lUCKr IUCKT STRIKE It thu only cigarette in America that through its exclusive "TOASTING" process expsli certain harsh irritants present In all raw these expelled irritants are sold to manu-' facturers of chemical compounds.

They are not present In your LUCKY STRIKE. No wonder 20,679 American physicians have stated LUCKiES to be Irritating. LUCKIES are olwoys kind to your throat. And to we tax "Consider your Adam's Apple." Including the use of Ultra Violet Rays Sunshine Mellows-Heat Purifies Your Throat Protection-against irritation cough TUNE IN The Dance tra, ntry Thursday and Saturday ttening over N. D.

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