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Pocahontas Star Herald
Pocahontas, Randolph County, Arkansas
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Local updates from HAMIL: slow cotton picking due to bad weather, multiple family visits over the weekend, a family relocation, a trip to market, attendance at a sale, praise for a newspaper article, and a notice of stray mules found at Black's Ferry.
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HAMIL
(Too late for last week.)
People are getting along slowly picking their cotton as there has been so much bad weather.
Will Roach and family visited Gola Jackson and wife over the week end.
John Waldron and wife were guests of her parents Sunday.
Witt Waddle and family were visiting at the home of W. L. Jackson Saturday night.
John Roach and family were Sunday visitors at the home of Ellis Bridges and family.
Gola Jackson and wife have moved on Nat Stubblefield's place for another year.
Ellis Bridges and son, Sam, took a couple of loads of bolls to town one day last week.
Several from this place attended the Ary sale Saturday.
We highly appreciate Mr. Craven's article in the paper. Come again, Mr. Craven.
Taken Up One span mules, one black and one bay: black mule has swollen hock: collar marks on shoulders and top of neck. Think mules formerly belonged to Preacher Cowen. Owner may have mules by calling at my place, at Black's Ferry. M. F. Boyd.
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Hamil
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Too Late For Last Week
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People are slowly picking cotton due to bad weather. Family visits include Will Roach and family to Gola Jackson and wife over the weekend; John Waldron and wife to her parents Sunday; Witt Waddle and family to W. L. Jackson Saturday night; John Roach and family to Ellis Bridges and family Sunday. Gola Jackson and wife moved to Nat Stubblefield's place for another year. Ellis Bridges and son Sam took loads of bolls to town last week. Several attended the Ary sale Saturday. Appreciation expressed for Mr. Craven's article. M. F. Boyd took up one span of mules (black with swollen hock and bay) at Black's Ferry, possibly belonging to Preacher Cowen.