NashvilleThe News Paraloma celebration MONDAY • August 4, 2014 • Issue 62 • 1 Section • 10 Pages • USPS 371-540 • 75 cents • PUBLISHED EACH MONDAY & THURSDAY In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878 scheduled The 55th Paralo- ma Homecoming Celebration is rapidly local man approaching. All of the surrounding communities are invited to come out charged with rape and enjoy the event, set for Aug. 8-11. NASHVILLE - A local man The in- On Fri., Aug. 8 at 7 p.m. there will be a has been arrested on a charge cident was welcoming ceremony of rape. originally re- and talent night. The According to a statement ported July Alice Preston Award issued by Sheriff Butch 17, Morris will be also pre- Morris, 51 year old David said. sented. On Sat., Aug. 9 K. Hawkins was taken into Arkansas from 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. custody Thursday as a result State Police there will be a family of an investigation into a HAWKINS investigators fun day. Breakfast reported sexual assault. The assisted Mineral Springs po- will be provided by case, originally reported to lice and the Howard County the men of Paralo- ma. The family fun the Mineral Springs Police Sheriff’s Department with the day theme will be, Department, allegedly in- investigation. “Blast From the D.E. RAY | Nashville News volved contact with a juvenile Bond for the suspect has Past.” Those par- Candidate for governor of Arkansas Mike Ross waves to the crowds lining the parade female. been set at $100,000. ticipating are asked route during the Pine Tree Festival parade in Dierks this Saturday. to dress in their era clothing and sing karaoke from the same era. There will candidates a-plenty also be a ish fry, a parade, a band, a Wynns plead guilty youth fashion show, Ofice seekers a common sight at Pine Tree Festival games and history D.E. RAY preservation events. Managing Editor On Sun., Aug. 10 to reduced charges from 11 a.m. – 12 a.m. there will be a DIERKS - During election memorial service years such as this one, festi- CHARlES GooDIn being released from jail and and a celebration vals and fairs become points Editor not charged.” of Rev. Ella Harris of congregation for political The Wynns were arrested for her 20 years of candidates. NASHVILLE - Two local Dec. 4., but the phone call service. At noon, a women accused of providing which lead to the charges home-cooked meal At this year’s Pine Tree will be provided, Festival in Dierks, nearly a police with false informa- occurred Nov. 17, according followed at 2 p.m. by dozen state and federal level tion that led to the wrong- to police. Morris said Shelton an evening message candidates were in atten- ful imprisonment of a local developed evidence that the from Rev. C.E. McA- dance, hoping to gain votes. man plead guilty to reduced suspects were responsible doo of St. Andrew One of the notables in charges stemming from the for the call by gathering in- UMC. D.E. RAY | Nashville News Mon., Aug. 11 is attendance was former Con- incident Wednesday during formation about the phone State representative Fonda Hawthorne greeted her Howard County Circuit Court. number used to make the oral history day. A gressman Mike Ross, who constituents while riding in the Dierks Pine Tree Festival ish fry will also be is running for governor of Brooke and Nina Wynn, 26 report. held. parade Saturday. Hawthorne, who represents Dierks in Arkansas. the state legislature, was one of several politicians who and 20, were fined $1,000 each The Wynns have six For additional after pleading guilty to sepa- months to pay their fines. information, contact This marked Ross’s first attended the event. Morris Johnson at stop in Dierks during his rate counts of misdemeanor In other court news: 816-308-1685 or campaign as governor, but criminal mischief. The pair •HollyStewart,44,of Phyllis Rogers at he remarked that he had WAnt moRE? were originally charged with Nashville, was sentenced to 501-951-5918. been in the Pine Tree Festi- Nashville News being accomplices to the three years of probation after val almost every year of the See Thursday’s unauthorized use of another pleading guilty to a charge of Pastor, 12 years that he represented for more pictures from the person’s property to facilitate possessing drug parapherna- them in Congress. certain crimes, a felony. lia. She was also fined $1,000 wife to be He said that he would be Dierks Pine Tree Festival. The allegations against and ordered to pay court honored talking to people in the area the Wynns stem from an costs, a DNA fee and a drug The First Provi- about support for educa- dates for state Treasurer: State Lands John Thurston, investigation conducted by assessment fee. dence Outreach tion, which he feels is the Karen Garcia, who had been and Congressional candi- the Howard County Sheriff’s •Amentalevaluationwas Ministry of 1316 key to economic develop- an accountant for Weyer- date Bruce Westerman. Department in December ordered for Everett Davis, South 4th St in ment and the growth of jobs haeuser for 26 years and Candidate for state of last year which allegedly 53, of Murfreesboro, who Nashville will be cel- revealed that they helped a stands accused of possessing ebrating the seventh in the area- especially push- is well known at the com- House District 19 Justin anniversary of their ing his idea of increased ed- pany’s offices in Dierks and Gonzales were also in at- third suspect report that a methamphetamine and drug pastor Vaster Cooper ucational opportunities for Dennis Milligan, who owns tendance. House District vehicle “would be transport- paraphernalia. and wife Margaret people entering traditional a water treatment company. 19, which is made up of ing drugs in Howard County,” • Courtney Thomas, 23, Ann Cooper at their blue collar professions such Other candidates hop- Pike County and portions according to information re- of Mineral Springs, was sen- church. Events will leased by Sheriff Butch Mor- tenced to three years in the begin at 7 p.m. Fri., as plumbing, carpentry, or ing to represent Dierks in of Clark, Howard and Hemp- Aug. 15 with a mes- machining. one manner or another stead Counties, does not ris at the time of the arrests. Arkansas Department of Cor- sage from Pastor Ross’s opponent, Repub- included candidate for state represent Dierks. “As a result of the anony- rection after pleading guilty Kendall McAfee, then lican nominee Asa Hutchin- auditor and current state Congressman Tim Grif- mous call, a subject was to possession of firearms by continue with Pastor son, also participated in the representative for the Rus- fin, who had been slated to arrested and placed in jail,” certain persons. Lizzie Williams pro- Morris said in December. “An • James Rogers, 31, of viding the message Pine Tree Festival parade. sellville area Andrea Lea, attend the festival, canceled the following evening Candidates from lower state representative for the the night before, citing Con- investigation by Investigator Nashville, was sentenced to at the same time. on the ballot in the fall elec- Dierks area Fonda Haw- gressional business. Con- David Shelton into the inci- four years in the Arkansas The weekend event tion included both candi- thorne, Commissioner of gress is currently in recess. dent resulted in the subject See CoURt | Page 10 will conclude with a message from Elder Ivory Williams, Jr. on Sun., Aug. 17 at 3 p.m. Pope shows off healthy-eating recipe at market Public meeting to KAtElYn CoffmAn Her five meals a day were to soning and sometimes the Staff Writer be comprised of 2/3 veggies meat itself. be held and 1/3 protein. Her soup was inspired by A second re- NASHVILLE - Vivian Pope Pope began taking baby her desire to eat better and quired public hearing hosted a cooking demonstra- steps to control her diabetes from growing tired of fixing concerning the implementation of an tion at the Howard Coun- by eating out of a smaller so much salad. Arkansas Commu- ty Farmer’s Market Friday, plate and scattering it with “I got tired of going in nity and Economic showing the crowd that gath- fruit, vegetables and lean three or four times a day and and Development ered around her corner table meat. For breakfast, she start- making salad so I thought if Program (ACEDP) how to prepare “Vivian’s Spe- ed to eat ½ cup of cooked I make soup all I have to do grant for the Howard County Cotton- cial,” a filling layered salad oats with ¼ cup of yogurt is dip it out and warm it up,” shed Project will be that took less than 30 minutes accompanied by fruit such Pope said. held at the Howard to prepare can be eaten as a as strawberries, cantaloupe Gradually, Pope has gone County Courthouse soup or stir-fry. This meal is or grapes. If she grew hungry backing to cooking the way Aug. 18 at 11:45 what has helped the 81-year- between meals, she would she used to but with different a.m. The purpose of old drop an astonishing 19 snack on more fruit. She also seasoning and portion con- this hearing is to pounds in six months. kept a chart of what she ate trol. She has also added vari- inform citizens of Pope was not always the every day. ety to her breakfast by eating the current scope health food aficionado that “I really had to work at it. a piece of toast topped with and progress of the she is today. She grew up eat- It’s not easy to do, but it didn’t two pieces of bacon that has project; discuss any changes or impacts ing nutritious food because in take me two weeks to get had the grease drained off that have occurred her youth, sweets were not used to [eating that way] and and some tomato. For dinner, since the irst public so readily available. She did I don’t miss the way I used to she always has a light salad hearing conducted not develop a sweet tooth as eat,” Pope stated. rather than a heavy meal. Nov. 21, 2006, ac- an adult but did discover a Pope’s family joined her Like most people, Pope is cept oral and written comments regard- penchant for over snacking on her crusade of achiev- often put in situations where ing the project; and, on chips and dip and bread. KATELYN COFFMAN | Nashville News ing a healthy lifestyle. From healthy options aren’t so easy discuss any poten- In 1980, her eating habits Vivian Pope presented a demonstration on preparing a filling the list of foods her doctor to choose. For example, last tial impacts upon landed her in the hospital layered salad of her invention Friday at the Howard County provided her, she started July after her husband had citizens that may/ for a week after passing out Farmers’ Market. preparing meals for herself, a stay in the hospital, Pope will result during the course of the twice while leaving a restau- work and managed to shed was given the option to man- her husband and her boys of course, stayed by his side process. rant. Her doctor advised her some pounds but ended up age it with either medication that come to eat with them. and ate out of the cafeteria Written com- to begin eating a balanced, regaining them. or diet and exercise. Pope She stated that her sons are laden with tempting foods. ments can be more wholesome diet and Two years ago, Pope be- chose the latter. especially fans of her stir-fry She avoided desserts and submitted to Debbie gave her a three-page list of gan experiencing more health According to her, the doc- and that everyone loves her breads, eating nutritious Harbour, SWAPDD, P.O.Box 767, Mag- fruit, vegetables and proteins problems. A trip to the doctor tor held out his hand and soup made with the salad salads and limited portions. nolia, AR 71754, no to choose from. After sticking revealed her A1C levels to be informed her that was the veggies, chicken and bullion During their stay, she did not later than Aug. 14. it on her fridge, she set to high, indicating diabetes. She portion size she was allowed. substituted for regular sea- See PoPE | Page 10 2 Editorial The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 | Monday, August 4, 2014 Partisan polling Often times during an election cycle, you’ll hear the supporters of Republican and Democratic candidates in major races state that they’ve heard or read that their nominee is “ahead in the polls,” but how is that possible or accurate within a short span of time? The Upshot, which is a political blog that is facili- tated through the NY Times, touched on this question in a recent post where they called attention to the major influx of partisan polling in our state and utilized the heated race between United States Senator Mark Pryor and his challenger, freshman Congressman Tom Cotton, to make their case. They noted that the bulk of the polling in our state this year has been sponsored by partisan organiza- tions, with June being one of the most active months for Congressman Tom Cot- JEssIca ton, who was the recipient dELOach of eight consecutive polls in his favor. For Cotton and News his supporters, this was Columnist incredible news as it gave the campaign a means of boasting that he had emerged as the favored candi- date in the race. But just last week, the Pryor cam- paign and another democratic firm released internal polling data that showed Pryor ahead of Cotton by six and two points respectively. After collecting informa- A progressive with punch tion from the various polls conducted over this race from the beginning of this year, the Upshot team WASHINGTON -- If Ohio’s on his exercise of a core presi- Warren’s status as the pro- senior senator were named dential power, that of making gressives’ heartthrob stems discovered that six Democratic pollsters had Pryor up GEORGE by 4.2 points and that nine Republican pollsters had Sharon Brown instead of nominations. The impudent from the theatricality with Cotton ahead of Pryor by four points. When data was Sherrod Brown, progressives WILL perpetrator of this act of lese- which she has alighted upon would have a plausible politi- majeste was Brown, who said the obvious with a sense of collected from the findings of nonpartisan pollsters Washington cal pin-up and a serious alter- Post that given more time he could original discovery, and has from the beginning of this year until late July, Pryor native to the tawdry boredom have gotten the signatures studiously not drawn the held a slight 0.2 point lead over Cotton. of Hillary Clinton’s joyless of up to 27 members of the obvious but inconvenient So, after learning this, what do we know? Well, not plod toward her party’s presi- Democratic caucus. conclusion. She is incandes- much. What the Upshot uncovered, however, is that a dential nomination. Drop one not just talk. He has sponsored legisla- cent with fury about the fact, healthy number of nonpartisan polls have yet to play of Brown’s consonants and Last summer, before the tion to codify, with caps on in- which it certainly is, that in our state. The most recent poll that was completed change another, and a vowel, botched rollout of Health- sured deposits, the principle big government is a tireless by the nonpartisan Talk Business & Politics/Hendrix and we might be spared the Care.gov, and the rest of the that a bank too big to fail is servant of the strong. She is College duo (which was released last Tuesday) at- infatuation of what Howard continuing cascade of Barack too big to exist. He is impec- scandalized by the process tempted to show how the polling landscape in Arkan- Dean called “the Democratic Obama’s debacles, there oc- cably wrong, meaning pro- by which the regulatory state, sas would appear after reaching individuals without wing of the Democratic Party” curred a little-noted episode gressive, about free trade. He progressivism’s achievement, for Sen. Elizabeth Warren. that was a harbinger of the is for “fair trade,” aka protec- is manipulated by those suffi- landline phones. The poll received criticism, however, Sherrod Brown won’t be president’s coming difficulties. tionism disguised in Pecksnif- ciently affluent, articulate and for underrepresenting black voters and thus leaving considered because the Dem- It was then clear that Obama’s fian sanctimony demanding confident to hire manipulative the poll unweighted. The complaint stems from black ocratic Party’s activist core is preferred choice to replace that less-developed nations lawyers and lobbyists. voters making up only 8 percent of the polling sample incurably devoted to identity Ben Bernanke as chairman adopt stronger labor and In 1996, Bill Clinton ran even though they made up more of the electorate dur- politics -- the proposition that of the Federal Reserve Board environmental standards. for re-election promising to ing Senator Pryor’s last campaign. According to the people are whatever their was not Janet Yellen but Larry And in 2012, a sign outside “build a bridge to the 21st Upshot, an increased percentage in the polling of black gender is (or their race or eth- Summers, who many Dem- the Ohio Democratic Party century.” Today, here comes voters would have left Pryor and Cotton neck and nicity or sexual orientation or ocratic senators opposed. headquarters proclaimed: Hillary Clinton, trailing clouds neck of one another. whatever seems stupendously Some may have been hostile “Only vehicles assembled of seediness and promising to Criticism of the polling around the U.S. Senate race important at the moment). because Summers’ abrasive by union workers in North build a bridge back to the 20th aside, the Talk Business/Hendrix College team knows And the party’s base seems manner offended senatorial America are welcome in this century, promising, evidently, determined to nominate and self-esteem. parking lot.” restoration of the 1990s pros- their stuff and has quickly emerged as one of the top elect a woman, thereby prov- Others, however, were op- As a congressman on the perity based on commercial- political news and data gathering sources in the state. ing that what has occurred posed because of policy rath- House Committee on Inter- ization of the Internet. The recent poll they conducted was incredibly help- in Britain, Germany, Israel, er than vanity: They thought national Relations in 2003 he, Asked recently about ful for giving us a glimpse into the state of our most India, Argentina, Brazil, Chile that as Bill Clinton’s treasury unlike Sen. Clinton, was impec- marijuana, she said she was competitive campaigns. While it showed that the GOP and other nations can happen secretary and as Obama’s cably right in opposing what about to commit “radical has advantages in the three contested congressional here. Feel the excitement. principal economic adviser, became the worst foreign candor.” She proceeded to races, they noted only a one point difference between Brown, however, looks, Summers had been insuf- policy blunder in U.S. history, say we should “wait and the candidates in the second district. For the past four sounds and acts like a real, ficiently adversarial toward the invasion of Iraq. He was see” what happens where it years, the GOP has tried to claim the second district as opposed to faculty club, big financial institutions, from unpersuaded by the supposed is legalized. as a solid Republican district, but this polling informa- leftist. Although he is a Yale some of which he had found evidence of Iraqi weapons of Are progressives so preoc- tion directly speaks to the falsity of that claim. Also, graduate, he has the rum- remunerative employments mass destruction, and said cupied with gender that they pled look and hoarse voice of since leaving government. President George W. Bush had prefer Clinton’s risk-averse the margins of undecided voters within several of the someone who spent last night One Democratic senator not answered questions about careerism, or Warren’s as- races around the state were shown to be large enough on Paris barricades, exhort- quickly got 20 colleagues to the war’s cost, the occupation, tonished tantrums about the to make Democratic victories a greater possibility in ing les miserables to chuck sign a letter expressing sup- and probable Iraqi civilian obvious dynamics of big gov- Republican-controlled areas. cobblestones at the forces port for Janet Yellen, thereby deaths (which turned out to ernment, to Brown’s authentic Only time will tell how these margins will officially defending property. And he is compelling Obama to retreat be more than 125,000). progressivism? Yes. shape up. Given the intensity that surrounds several of our higher level races and the outside entities that are pouring in their resources to shape our political landscape, it’s only a matter of time before we see a rise in more aggressive, nonpartisan pollsters collect- Stop the coming obamnesty ing data in our state. No matter what, hearing that one candidate is ahead of another will remain a part of According to Rep. Luis far as they comport with his they will come. And they will the experience until Election Day. Just remember to Gutierrez, Obama intends "to agenda. Pat remake the West and America act broadly and generously" And what is his agenda? always be mindful of your sources, as partisan polls Buchanan in their own image, Obama's on behalf of the "millions and As he has said: to transform image, the image of that Tower are often used a means of shaping political opinion. millions" of illegal immigrants America. Creators of Babel, the United Nations n n n in the United States today. Obama wants history to Syndicate General Assembly. Jessica DeLoach serves as a political analyst on Gutierrez, who meets often rank him among the trans- How many more tens of KARK Channel 4’s Political Plays and its Sunday morn- with the president, is implying formational presidents like millions of poor and unedu- ing political program, Capitol View. She has deep in- that Obama, before Labor Day Lincoln, FDR and Reagan. And Among Republicans, a roar cated people can we absorb sights into the politics of the state of Arkansas and writes and by executive order, will what better way to transform would arise from the base to before we exceed the carrying a special weekly column for The Nashville News. grant de facto amnesty to five America than to ensure her impeach Obama, no matter capacity of the republic? million illegal immigrants. evolution from a Western the consequences. But while How much more diversity They will be granted work and predominantly Christian impeachment would divide can we handle before there is permits and permission to country into that multicultur- Republicans, a Democratic no unity left? The Nashville News stay. With his pen and his al, multilingual, multiethnic, call to arms to save the first As we boast of our ethnic, phone, Obama will do what borderless land Teddy Roo- black president from impeach- cultural and religious diver- USPS 371-540 P.O. Box 297 Congress has refused to do. sevelt inveighed against as ment would unite his party sity, what still makes us one 418 N. Main St. Nashville, AR 71852 There is a precedent. nothing but a "polyglot board- and bring the money rolling in. nation and one people? For Telephone (870) 845-2010 Obama has already issued ing house for the world"? Every Republican running it is not religion. Not culture. Fax (870) 845-5091 one executive order deferring Obama did not like the for the Senate would face the Not custom. Not history. Not Toll Free 1-888-845-NEWS the deportation of "dreamers," America we grew up in. question: How would you vote tradition. Not language. Not Established 1878. Published since Sept. 1, 1979 children brought into the As he told that closed-door ethnicity. by Graves Publishing Company, Inc. on convicting the president, Lawrence Graves, President United States illegally by their fundraiser in San Francisco in if the GOP House votes to Is it only a Constitution Subscription rates: parents before 2007. 2008, that America was too full impeach him for high crimes and Bill of Rights — over the $30.00 per year in Howard, Pike, Sevier, Little River Alabama Sen. Jeff Sessions of life's losers who "get bitter, and misdemeanors? meaning of which we fight like and Hempstead counties; is on to what is afoot. "We they cling to guns or religion In the long run, an amnesty cats and dogs. $50.00 elsewhere in continental United States must prevent the president's or antipathy toward people that puts 5 million illegal im- What problems of America massive amnesty from go- who aren't like them or anti- migrants, most of them from — from sinking test scores, to Periodicals Postage Paid at Nashville, Arkansas ing forward," he says, and immigrant sentiments." Third World nations, along collapsing roads and bridges, Any erroneous statement published in the newspaper will be urges legislation to block an What would be the political with their progeny, on a cer- to endless borrowing to save gladly and promptly corrected after management is notified. executive amnesty. But this benefits to Obama of an am- tain path to citizenship, would our social safety net, to in- The News is a twice weekly publication. divided Congress is not go- nesty? complete the process of turn- come inequality, to culture ing to pass any such law. Nor It could weld Hispanics to ing America blue. How would wars — will be more easily Postmaster, send Change of address to: would Obama sign it. the Democratic Party, would such a blanket amnesty affect solved with tens of millions Still, would Obama dare de- be wildly popular with the more of the world's destitute P.o. Box 297 our country's future? liberately ignite a nationwide ideological and Christian left, After this second amnesty, arriving? Nashville, ar 71852 firestorm by declaring an ex- and quietly welcomed by word would go out to the The only problem that will ecutive amnesty for 5 million those Chamber-of-Commerce world that if you can get into surely be solved by the next Louis ‘Swampy’ Graves, illegal immigrants? Why not? Republicans who have silently America, by whatever means 50 million immigrants, who Editor and Editor Emeritus, 1950-2001 Consider the risks — and the supported amnesty and se- necessary, and lay low for a follow the 50 million legal and Mike Graves, CEO/Publisher potential rewards. cretly want immigration off while, there is a near certainty illegal immigrants who have Donna Harwell, Comptroller/Office Mgr. On the downside, an the table in 2016. you will be able to stay. come since 1965, will be the Charles Goodin, Editor Obama amnesty would polar- An Obama amnesty would The children pouring in problem presented by the D.E. Ray, Managing Editor ize the country, imperil red- instantly become the blazing from Central America, we are continued existence of the Katie Whisenhunt, Advertising Sales state Democrats and cause issue of 2014, replacing his told, are fleeing repressive re- Republican Party. Cindy Harding, Circulation Manager even allies to conclude he foreign policy fecklessness, gimes. But billions of people in Americans should let had become a rogue president diffident leadership, and IRS, Asia, Africa and Latin America Obama know what they think The News is the oldest active business in Howard County -- Founded in 1878. who adheres to the Constitu- VA, Benghazi and Obamacare live under repressive regimes. of his amnesty now, before he Find us on the Internet at: www.nashvillenews.org tion and rule of law only so foul-ups and scandals. If all are entitled to come, imposes it upon us. Monday, August 4, 2014 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 3 Obituaries
Lottie Suggs, 74, De Queen Mrs. Lottie Lou Belcher Suggs, age John Richards, 41 - 74, a resident of De Queen, Arkansas, John Ed ward Rich- died Wednesday, July 30, 2014, in ards, age 41, 115 years ago: 1899 drum, have been award- Christus St. Michael Health System, a resident of We understand a capital- ed letters in track for the Texarkana. She was born in Hensley, Horatio, Ar- ist will be here in a few days 1953-54 spring semester at Arkansas, on July 28, 1940, to Mose and kansas died to look over the ground Henderson State Teachers Maddie Elizabeth Campbell Belcher. Wednesday, with a view of putting in an College at Arkadelphia. An- She is survived by three sons, Jimmy Suggs of electric light plant. He will nouncement of the awards July 23, 2014 in Hora- Hope, Danny Suggs of De Queen, and Bobby Suggs tio. put in the plant if guaranteed was made by Awards Com- of Wake Village, Texas; four daughters and sons- He was born June 21, patronage to the amount of mittee Chairman Norman A. in-law, Brenda Brown of Wickes, Glenda Suggs of 800 incandescent lights. It Goldsmith. 1973 in Nashville, - Ar Foreman, Jeanette and Eugenio Rojas of De Queen, kansas. ought to be an easy matter It was night and Ed Re- and Loretta and Fernando Rivas of Horatio; three to place that number of ese, who is nursing the city He is survived by brothers and sisters-in-law, Donald and Barbara - lights in Nashville, especially streets, was deep in slum- Belcher, Steven Belcher, and Miles and Ann Belcher his wife, Tabitha Tip when this will be as cheap as ber when the dog’s bark- ton Richards of Hora- all of De Queen; two sisters and a brother-in-law, coal oil lights. ing aroused him. The dog tio; one daughter, Lexi Mr. W. A. Austin brought had a West Texas and New Mae Schraeder and Marilyn and Steve Taylor all of Richards; one son, to Nashville Monday a wa- COMPILED BY Mexico visitor corralled and De Queen; 19 grandchildren; 26 great-grandchildren; Austin Richards, both termelon of the Triumph PATSY YOUNG wanted a little help. He had a number of nieces and nephews; as well as two of Horatio; his father, variety that weighed 74 and J.C. Walden Saturday for a an Armadillo about the fifth special sister-in-laws, Dora Belcher, and Floye Mae Suggs. Bryan Richards of De three-fourths pounds. This preliminary hearing. The reported for this area in the Queen; three sisters, Graveside Funeral Services for Mrs. Lottie Suggs is the largest melon ever defendant waived the hear- past several years. Carol Lamb of Hope, was held at 10:00 A.M., Saturday, August 2nd in the brought to Nashville so far ing and gave bond for his (Adv.) Female Help Want- Pam Langley of Sarep- Mt. Ida Cemetery with Rev. Jimmy Roden oficiating, as our knowledge goes. appearance at the August ed, Full time bookkeeper, ta, Louisiana, and - Nan under the direction of Chandler Funeral Home. (Adv.) A telephone in term of the Howard County apply in person to Carl Freel cy Kenworthy of Hope; your residence, 5 cents a Circuit Court. at Freel’s Department Store. The family will received friends at Chandler several nieces and day. Nashville Telephone Funeral Home on Friday, August 1, 2014 from 6:00 nephews, and a special Co. 70 years ago: 1944 40 Years ago: 1974 to 8:00 P.M. friend, Bubba Randall. Mrs. Thomas R. Lawrence Mrs. Emma Sue Smith You may send an online sympathy message at A memorial service 100 years ago: 1914 of Nashville, Route 5 has of Nashville has been ap- www.chandlerfuneral.com. Martha Neal of Paraloma received news that Pvt. Ry- pointed as Registrar for the will be held at 2:00 was stricken with illness mon Bailey, serving with the Howard County Selective p.m., Friday, August 8, on an Iron Mountain train infantry in the South Pacific, Service Local Board. Her ap- Gas prices drop another four cents 2014, in the Wilkerson between this city and Wash- was seriously wounded in pointment was announced Funeral Home Chapel ington Friday and was in the battle for Saipan. July 26, 1974 by Col. M. P. Average retail gasoline prices in Arkansas have fallen with Glenn Tropp ofi- critical condition. Dr. W.H. Pvt. Bailey left Nashville Ray, State Director of the 4.0 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $3.26/g ciating. Toland of this city, who was Oct. 17, 1941 for Camp Wolt- Selective Service System, yesterday, according to GasBuddy’s daily survey of 1,826 You may register on- a passenger on the train, di- ers, Texas, where he took his who complimented Mrs. gas outlets in Arkansas. This compares with the national line at www.wilkerson- agnosed the trouble as pto- basic training and from there Smith on her public spirit average that has fallen 1.5 cents per gallon in the last week to funeralhomes.com. maine poisoning and treated was sent to Camp Ord, Cali- and willingness to serve in $3.49/g, according to gasoline price website GasBuddy.com. the patient. Her condition fornia, and then in March, this capacity. was slightly improved upon 1942, to the South Pacific, As a Registrar, Mrs. Smith, arrival at Nashville. where he has been serving who is a deputy county Buck Range, Aug. 4- D.R. ever since. clerk, will assist young men Stone, charged by his father- of Howard County in fulfilling linville joins association in-law, J.C. Dove, with burn- 60 years ago: 1954 their obligation to register ing his residence recently, Two Nashville youths, with Selective Service at Anna Linville, of Nash- Junior members of the as- shows and other national was arraigned before Justice Charles Sharp and Joe Goo- age 18. ville, is a new junior mem- sociation are eligible to reg- and regional events. ber of the American An- ister cattle in the American The American Angus As- gus Association, reports Angus Association, partici- sociation is the largest beef Bryce Schumann, CEO of pate in programs conducted breed association in the floating along the national organization by the National Junior Angus world, with nearly 24,000 with headquarters in Saint Association and take part active adult and junior mem- Joseph, Mo. in association-sponsored bers.
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COMPILED BY Danial D. Taylor, 27, Min- $1,300 + cost for driving driving on a suspended 32, Town of Nashville. Section 28, Township 9S, CHARLES GOODIN eral Springs, fined $250 + while intoxicated. license. 7/23/2014 – Quitclaim Range 27W. AND CINDY HARDING cost for driving on a sus- Kenneth R. Newton, 47, Kaleb D. Vickers, 27, Deed With Relinquishment 7/25/2014 – Warranty pended license. Mineral Springs, fined $250 Nashville, fined $50 + cost of Dower – Jackie Pinson Deed – William D. Snyder District Court Manning Walton, 43, + cost for driving on a sus- for failure to present insur- and Lynn Pinson, Grantors and wife, Wanda P. Sny- The following cases fined $75 for no child re- pended license. ance. to Jaclynn O’Neal, Grant- der, Grantors to Floy M. were heard Thursday in straint. Teresa L. Parker, 49, ee, E½NE¼SW¼, Section Nguyen and wife Tabetha Howard County District Mineral Springs, fined $250 Game & Fish 25, Township 5S, Range L. Nguyen, Grantees, Lot 8, Court: City of Nashville + cost for shoplifting. Juan G. Ponce, 29, De 29W. Block 2, North Greenwood Jerry D. Allen, 53, Mc- Gregory C. Pierce, 18, Queen, forfeited $220 for 7/23/2014 – Warranty Addition, City of Nashville. Howard County Caskill, fined $250 + cost Nashville, fined $765 + littering. Deed with Relinquishment 7/25/2014 – Redemption Dominique Trevon for no proof of insurance. cost for possession of of Dower and Curtsey – Deed No. 327556 – John Brumfield, 19, Nashville, Jerry D. Allen, 53, Mc- marijuana. Domestic Relations Kenneth Lamar Atkins and Thurston, Commissioner fined $250 + cost for ob- Caskill, fined $100 + cost Natalia Porter, 21, Min- The following domestic Stacy Atkins, husband and of State Lands, Grantor structing government op- for no driver’s license. eral Springs, fined $300 + relations cases were filed wife, Grantors to Sarah G. to Mike Sullivan, Grantee, erations. Jerry D. Allen, 53, Mc- cost for endangering the within the last week at the Parker, a single person, NE¼NW¼SW¼, Section 4, Earlie D. Cheatham, 31, Caskill, fined $75 + cost for welfare of a minor. Howard County Circuit Grantee, Lot 16, Corinth Township 10S, Range 27W, Mineral Springs, fined $100 failure to appear. Patsy S. Prince, 35, Gur- Clerk’s office: Estates Subdivision. containing 6 acres. $89.20. + cost for no driver’s li- Tiesha Bass, 34, Nash- don, fined $90 + cost for 7/21: Sonia Serrano vs. 7/23/2014 – Warranty 7/25/2014 – Redemption cense. ville, fined $25 + cost for failure to pay registration. William Kevin Serrano, Deed – Juristine White, Deed No. 327555 – John Earlie D. Cheatham, 31, no seat belt. Santos R. Rivera, 37, divorce; a single and unmarried Thurston, Commissioner Mineral Springs, fined $25 Zachery Bennett, 24, Nashville, fined $25 + cost 7/25: Jimmy Jamison person, Grantor to Juris- of State Lands, Grantor + cost for no seat belt. Mineral Springs, fined $80 for no seat belt. vs. Marianela Jamison, tine White, Firello Andre to Mike Sullivan, Grantee, Steven T. Cox, 41, Min- + cost for no vehicle li- Santos R. Rivera, 37, divorce; White, Marshall D. White, NE¼NW¼SW¼, Section 4, eral Springs, fined $765 + cense. Nashville, fined $100 + cost 7/25: Felicia N. Jones vs. Dwayne D. White and Township 10S, Range 27W, cost for possession of a Zachery Bennett, 24, for no driver’s license. David W. Jones, divorce; Oral White, with rights containing 1 acre. $59.98. controlled substance. Mineral Springs, fined $765 Santos R. Rivera, 37, 7/25: Charles Bohannon of survivorship, as sole 7/28/2014 – Executor’s Steven T. Cox, 41, Min- + cost for possession of Nashville, fined $75 + cost vs. Theresa Bonhannon, surviving heirs of Mar- Deed – Brenda Reid, Exec- eral Springs, fined $2,200 marijuana. for failure to appear. divorce; shall T. White, deceased, utor of the Estate of James + cost for driving while Zachery Bennett, 24, Brandon S. Ross, 33, 7/28: Jimmy Lofton vs. Grantees, NE¼SE¼SW¼, Lewis Weaver, deceased, intoxicated. Mineral Springs, fined $250 Nashville, forfeited $50 for Alanna Dollarhide, cus- Section 28, Township 10S, Grantor to Michael S. Steven T .Cox, 41, Min- + cost for possession of no seat belt. tody, support; Range 27W, containing 1 Reid and Brenda Reid as eral Springs, fined $250 + drug paraphernalia. Sydney Schooley, 18, 7/29: Office of Child Sup- acre, more or less; AND Trustees under Reid liv- cost for driving on a sus- Jailon M. Gamble, 18, Nashville, fined $250 + cost port Enforcement vs. Jim- NE¼SE¼SW¼, Section 28, ing Trust, Grantees, Lot 7, pended license. Nashville, fined $50 + cost for shoplifting. my D. Jamison, support; Township 10S, Range 27W, Block 2, Bissell’s Addition, Ronald J. Eskew, 29, for failure to present insur- Charles L. Scott, 55, 7/29: Monica Ordura vs. containing ½ acre, more Town of Nashville. Nashville, forfeited $50 for ance. Washington, forfeited $50 Alan Gonzalez, domestic or less. 7/30/2014 – Warranty no seat belt. Lernelia M. Gamble, 37, for no seat belt. abuse; 7/23/2014 – Special War- Deed – John W. Aylett Gearldine Funderburk, Nashville, fined costs for Kory Sipes, 32, Nash- 7/30: Office of Child ranty Deed – Fannie Mae and Marcia A. Aylett, hus- 60, Nashville, fined $125 + violating a city ordinance. ville, fined $150 + cost for Support Enforcement vs. A/K/A Federal National band and wife, Grantors cost for failure to maintain Eric T. Graves, 26, Nash- disorderly conduct. Montrell J. Thompson, Mortgage Association, to Deautaun Howard, as control. ville, fined $250 + cost for Corey Stewart, 36, Nash- support; by and through its duly Trustee of the Deautaun Gearldine Funderburk, driving on a suspended ville, fined $90 + cost for no 7/31: Amy Wilkerson vs. authorized Attorney-in- Howard, Grantee, Lot 20, 60, Nashville, fined $750 license. vehicle license. Bobby Wilkerson, domes- Fact, Wilson and Asso- Pleasant Hill Develop- + cost for driving while Aaron T. Gray, 18, Sara- Kishauna Stewart, 20, tic abuse. ciates, P.L.L.C., Grantor ment. intoxicated. toga, fined $25 + cost for Nashville, fined $50 + cost to Rosemary Dyer, a 7/30/2014 – Warran- Lernelia M. Gamble, 37, no seat belt. for failure to present insur- Civil single person, Grantee, ty Deed – Eula Deloney, Nashville, fined $75 + cost Austin T. Gray, 18, Sara- ance. The following civil cas- N½NW¼NE¼, Section 12, as sole surviving heir of for no child restraint. toga, fined $25 + cost for Keihi Stuart, 26, Nash- es were filed within the Township 10S, Range 27W, O.D. Deloney, deceased, Elisa S. Ginest, 48, Min- no seat belt. ville, committed to jail for last week at the Howard containing 7.5 acres, more who was the sole surviv- eral Springs, fined $100 + Lisa M. Hawkins, 31, nonpayment of fines. County Circuit Clerk’s of- or less; commonly known ing heir of his stepfather, cost for drinking in public. Nashville, committed to Keihi Stuart, 26, Nash- fice: as 286 Unity Road East, Mose Coulter, deceased Christopher L. Harris, jail for nonpayment of ville, fined $75 + cost for 7/29: State of Arkan- Nashville, AR 71852. and his mother, Bular De- 28, Mineral Springs, fined fines. failure to appear. sas vs. Indio Hendershot, 7/25/2014 – Quitclaim loney Coulter, deceased, $750 + cost for driving Undra Hendrix, 27, Fredrick L. Trotter, 25, property forfeiture; Deed (Mineral Rights Grantor to Eula Deloney, while intoxicated. Nashville, committed to Prescott, fined $250 + cost 7/39: State of Arkansas Only) – Theodore J. Herr, Grantee, Lot 4, Block 34, Michael L. Henry, 43, jail for nonpayment of for driving on a suspended vs. Justin Hopkins, prop- Grantor to Richard E. Herr Southwestern Real Estate Hope, fined $75 + cost for fines. license. erty forfeiture. and Rose Marie Keim, & Development Compa- failure to appear. Undra Hendrix, 27, Lakendrick Trotter, 21, Grantees, Township 11S, ny’s Addition, Town of Tammy M. Hutchinson, Nashville, fined $350 + cost Nashville, fined $100 + Marriages Range 27W, Section 22: Nashville. 35, Horatio, fined $105 + for third degree domestic cost for violation of a city The following marriage S½SE¼NE¼, containing 7/30/2014 – Quitclaim cost for speeding (74/55). battery. ordinance. licenses were issued with- 13.1 acres, more or less; Deed With Relinquish- Gymarcus L. Jefferson, James A. Johnson, 45, Agustin Valdez Jr., 28, in the last week by the Section 23: W½SW¼; ment of Dower and Curte- 26, Nashville, forfeited Nashville, fined $90 + cost Nashville, committed to Howard County Clerk’s SW¼NW¼, containing sy – Jimmy Little and wife, $220 for careless or pro- for driving left of center. jail for nonpayment of office: 12.8 acres, more or less; Otessa Little, Grantors to hibited driving. Jon Craig Ledesma, 23, fines. 7/25: Justin DeWayne Section 26: N½NW¼, con- Jacob Andrew Dorse and Jermel Maxwell, 31, Nashville, forfeited $50 for Junior Velasquez, 27, Hopkins, 25, Mineral taining 80 acres, more or wife, Lashana Marie Dorse, Nashville, committed to no seat belt. Nashville, forfeited $245 Springs, and Briana Janae less; Section 27: N½NE¼ Grantees, N½SE¼SW¼, jail for nonpayment of Junior Maldonado Agui- for no driver’s license. Williams, 21, Nashville; N½NW¼ SW¼NW¼ and Section 14, Township 5S, fines. lar, 21, Nashville, fined Junior Velasquez, 27, 7/28: Ismael Rubio San- N½SE¼NW¼, containing Range 28W, containing 1½ Warren A. Null, 25, Di- $100 + cost for no driver’s Nashville, forfeited $50 for tiago, 21, Nashville, and in the aggregate 725.9 acres, more or less. erks, fined $250 + cost for license. no seat belt. Meaghan Amber Davis, 18, acres, more or less. 7/30/2014 – Warranty driving on a suspended Junior Maldonado Agui- Warren M. Wiley, 34, Nashville; 7/26/2014 – Special Deed – Bettie Runnels, a license. lar, 21, Nashville, fined Nashville, fined $25 + cost 7/31: Thomas E. Jacques, Warranty Deed – HSBC single and unmarried per- Warren A. Null, 25, Di- $100 + cost for improper for no seat belt. 86, Nashville, and Lucille G. Mortgage Services, Inc., son, Grantor to Kevin Run- erks, fined $250 + cost for or prohibited passing. Hardin, 84, Saratoga; Grantor to Randall Ho- nels, Grantee, North 222 driving on a suspended Junior Maldonado Agui- City of Dierks 8/1: Dustin C. Cole Ross, nea, an unmarried per- feet of W½, Block 13, Town license. lar, 21, Nashville, fined $25 Jario Cruz, 27, Glen- 27, Nashville, and Alyssa son, Grantee, NW¼NW¼, of Center Point, containing Amber Elizabeth Rich- + cost for failure to present wood, forfeited $200 for Nicole White, 18, Murfrees- Section 5, Township 8S, 1 acre, more or less. ardson, 27, Ashdown, for- insurance. speeding (77/55). boro. Range 28W, containing 5 7/30/2014 – Quitclaim feited $50 for no seat belt. Junior Maldonado Agui- acres, more or less, more Deed – Chester Semmler, Lindsey Ryan, 27, Nash- lar, 21, Nashville, fined $75 City of Mineral Springs Land Transactions commonly known as 177 a single person, Grant- ville, fined $250 + cost for + cost for failure to appear. Christopher L. Ledesma, The following land Timberlane Road, Dierks, or to Sharon Semmler, a driving on a suspended Ricardo Juarez Morales, 25, Ashdown, fined $300 for transactions were filed AR 71833. single person, Grantee, license. 18, De Queen, fined $100 + endangering the welfare of within the last week at the 7/25/2014 – War- SE¼NE¼, Section 6, Town- Aundra S. Shaw, 41, cost for no driver’s license. a minor. Howard County Circuit ranty Deed – Deautaun ship 7S, Range 28W; AND Nashville, committed to Ricardo Juarez Morales, Ian D. Marlar, 38, Clerk’s office: Howard [now Cloud] as NE¼SE¼, Section 6, Town- jail for nonpayment of 18, De Queen, fined $750 Prescott, fined $105 + cost 7/23/2014 – Warranty Trustee of the Deautaun ship 7S, Range 28W, con- fines. + cost for driving while for speeding (74/55). Deed – Timothy E. Dean Howard Trust, Grantor taining 1.21 acres, more William Shores, 47, Wal- intoxicated. Kenneth R. Newton, 47, and Julie Lynn Dean, hus- to Bryan Keith McJunk- or less; LESS AND EXCEPT: dron, forfeited $50 for no Krystal E. Murphy, 24, Mineral Springs, fined $100 band and wife, Grantors to ins and Kristen Johnson SE¼SW¼SE¼, Section 6 seat belt. Stephens, forfeited $200 + cost for violation of a city Jade K. Hughes and Jamie McJunkins, as an estate and part of E½NW¼NE¼, Holly Stewart, 44, Nash- for speeding (50/30). ordinance. L. Hughes, as an estate by the entirety, Grant- Section 7, Township 7S, ville, committed to jail for Kenneth R. Newton, Corey Stewart, 36, Nash- by the entirety, Grantees, ees, W½E½N½SW¼SE¼ Range 28W, containing nonpayment of fines. 47, Mineral Springs, fined ville, fined $250 + cost for Lots 20, 21, and 22, Block and E½W½N½SW¼SE¼, 2.408 acres, more or less. BENEFIT AUCTION Saturday, August 9, 2014 at the Timbers. We will be having an auction to benefit Dorothy Young Dreher. 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Mike Ross, Mark Pryor, Nate Steel, Thank You James Lee Witt, John Burkhalter and God Bless many more... paid political ad USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer. 6 Farm The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 | Monday, August 4, 2014 female side of trich a Baxter Black thorny issue for cattlemen On the edge O f cO mmO n sense CollEEn SCHREIBER “I can’t get rid of trich only,” he added. “At a mini- South Texas rancher Jim Who Would Like livestock Weekly by myself. We have to work mum I think the sale barn McAdams also voiced cau- together with neighbors should be required to an- tion. ARLINGTON — As it and communicate with each nounce that the cows came “Just remember, we don’t RFDtv Off The Air? stands, the industry-driven other. Six months most times out of a trich-infected herd, want to have a prescription trichomoniasis program, and I was able to get rid and if the buyer wants to buy that’s worse than the prob- Who would like RFDtv off the air? Or U.S. now five years in, is a dis- of it, but it is a very costly them, that’s his business.” lem,” said McAdams. “That’s Farm Report? Who would like Farm Bureaus shut ease control program, not disease.” Daniels had more to say. oftentimes what’s happened down, along with the National Cattlemen’s Assn, an eradication program. It TSCRA president Pete “There is a difference when we started trying to the Pork Producers, the Egg Council, the North- is focused strictly on bulls, Bonds agrees with the between open cows and an get regulations to address ern Ag Network, Range Magazine, the Delmarva and the Texas Animal Health proposed stray bull rule. open cow coming out of a something, especially when Farmer, the Farm Journal, the Beef Checkoff, the Commission has no inten- However, he suggested that trich herd. If they haven’t there are a lot of unknowns Brownfield Ag Network? Who would like to make tion of moving beyond that there be some leniency with been tested for trich, I don’t about the disease. That cre- it illegal for movie stars, sports stars, heroes, in the near term. respect to the timeline on care who you are, you better ates a lot of antagonism and singers and baby calves to be pictured with a milk That said, during the re- when bulls have to be tested. not sell them to me,” Daniels animosity. I can think of all moustache? cent animal health commit- “If my neighbor shows up said. sorts of cans of worms … ANSWER: Any person or group that does not tee meeting at the Texas and positive, I don’t want to have “Until we get a reliable there is a lot that we need to want people to know “Where their food comes Southwestern Cattle Raisers to test my bulls the next test for the cow, I don’t really think through.” from.” The first one that comes to mind is Hu- summer meeting there was week,” Bonds said. “Instead see how we can do much,” Hemphill suggested that mane Society of the U.S. (not associated with the a lengthy discussion about of making us gather bulls Bonds added. the initial step might be an local Humane Society in your home town). They some possible new rules twice, let us wait to test until “I think at minimum even- intensive education pro- make a living attempting to make farmers and and next steps with respect we pull the bulls.” tually we will have to have gram. He reminded that ranchers look bad. I don’t question their motive, to the female side of the TAHC chairman Coleman a rule saying that if I know I when the trich program it’s a job, it’s how they pay the bills. They come equation. Locke, of J.D. Hudgins Inc., have trich I have to disclose first started, meetings were to work each day and send out letters asking for A proposed rule now be- also led a discussion about it to the buyer,” Locke of- held all across the state to the “Cash” so they can “fight the evil farmers and fore the TAHC deals with the possibility of at least fered. educate producers on the ranchers.” As long as they can keep their donors what happens if a stray bull considering some trich rules Coleman rancher Joe Pat basics of the disease. misinformed, blindfolded and mislead about the is caught and tested posi- on the cow side. Hemphill, DVM, offered his “I think the time is right whole truth, the “Cash” keeps comin’ in! tive for trich. The new rule “The working group said perspective. for us to put together an- Another factor that is critical, is to portray would require a hold order at the outset that we didn’t “Remember this above other extensive education agriculture, be it modern or homegrown, as be placed on the pasture want to deal with females,” all else: there is only one program for our producers inhumane, environmentally harmful, and run (unit) of origin of the stray Locke said. “One member way that a bull gets infected, about the female side of the by insensitive, country hicks who have no real bull, and all other bulls there of the working group is ada- and that’s when he services disease,” said Hemphill. “We moral attachment to the animals and the land… be tested. The pasture where mant that if we take care of an infected cow,” Hemphill can’t legislate morality, but that it’s all about money. That is easy for them the stray trich-infected bull the bulls, it will all take care stressed. if they have a really good to understand since so much of their own time was found will also be placed of itself, but I don’t know that “So we’re only going to understanding about the and effort and commitment is dedicated to the under hold order and other it will ever take care of itself achieve so much with our female side of this issue, not pursuit of “Cash”. There seems to be endless bulls there be required to if we don’t at least go a little current control program un- only from the standpoint of quasi-associations seeking funds to “protect and test as well. further on the female side,” til at some point we decide selling those animals but enhance the wildlife and the habitat, the heritage Jerry Bob Daniels of Trus- opined Locke. to address the female side. also from the buying side, and the natural resources.” They pop up every cott, who has been on the Bonds recommended a I think right now we’re not most people will do the right time someone can find a cause that will stimulate trich working group since it cautious approach when ready,” he added. thing.” the “Cash.” But just having a good cause is not started in 2009, and others, moving forward on the fe- Hemphill said he agrees State veterinarian and enough. They must create a straw man to portray asked for the proposed rule. male side. 100 percent with the concept TAHC executive director the enemy. That eliminates any deep inspection During the committee “There are quite a few that those who have trich Dee Ellis agreed. The best of the validity of their cause, and ranchers and meeting discussion, Daniels people in Texas and more should disclose it, but the management practices that farmers, hunters, miners, lumberjacks and oil field told fellow cattlemen that so up north who buy open problem is enforcing it. Texas veterinarians are roughnecks fill their bill. he’s had trich twice in his cows and put bulls back on “If the contract doesn’t working on can be the basis Another influential group of people who don’t own herd. them. I don’t think it would specify a remedy, then re- for an educational outreach want people to know “Where their food comes “The first time it cost me be right to tell producers ally, the only recourse is a once completed. from” are politicians with a prejudice against about $50,000 and the last they have to sell their open lawsuit, and how many of us He encouraged the in- those who work the land. Their reasons are usu- time about $250,000,” Dan- cows, but if I have trich and want to get into a lawsuit?” dustry to take “baby steps” ally personal; some childhood animosity that is iels said. “If a bull gets on I sell open cows, I think at “I think until we get fur- when moving forward on the now being repaid because they have the power, me, he’s going to get tested least the buyer should be no- ther down the road, the female side. a guilt complex because they were born with a before he comes home until tified that those cows came court will have to determine “This doesn’t have to golden spoon, maybe the only farmer he knows some attorney tells me I from a trich-infected herd. this,” Bonds stated. “Once be done at once,” Ellis con- ran against him for office. Who knows? can’t test him.” “In the past, when this someone does this and gets cluded. RFDtv is being dropped from some media Daniels stressed the im- happened to me, if I sent nailed for the $250,000 that n Editor’s note: This ar- networks that are intent on merging. The reason portance of education and those open cows or short- it cost Jerry Bob … that will ticle was reprinted with given is that a network about and for agriculture communication with neigh- bred cows to a sale barn, get their attention and that permission from Livestock is not relevant to the modern urban viewer. HSUS, bors. I sent them for slaughter word will get out.” Weekly. among others, will be thrilled! Agriculture on television is one of the few places where the con- sumer can get to know “Where their food comes from.” The presence of agriculture is growing. It’s not uncommon to see or hear news stories about farmers and ranchers. Most are good. Most texarkana’s carbon footprint reporters are reasonable people, they eat bacon and hamburger. They have a general concept that global population growth will demand more food, Last week the big wheel use and freely discuss how and that the USDA represents and is involved with paper at Texarkana bad- From The to reduce the need for them. keeping our food safe. mouthed the beef industry We’ll compare notes on They are like most Americans, they trust farm- for leaving the largest carbon Barnyard feeds, and feeding. We’ll cuss ers and ranchers and expect us to stay on top of footprint among proteins. our government and discuss things. We are able to do that because we have The front page article was the state of our country - by Mike Graves access to such a broad source of information, some canned whooie from after we pray, and pledge (re: first paragraph). We continue to educate and the Associated Press, who allegiance to the flag. include the curious urban consumers in our think- don’t know which end a cow Weekly, of San Angelo, TX), tiny lawns outside the trendy In other words, big city ing. We invite them to see for themselves; to know eats out of. Obviously the article was restaurants in Texarkana, media, we’ll be minding our the truth about our business and to show them We started to ‘cancel our not very palatable to a meat Texas. business, literally, and hope “Where your food really comes from.” And that, prescription,’ but we like eating “rancher,” and I won- An appropriate question someday you’ll learn to mind my friends, is the last thing the Humane Society to see what they say about dered aloud if the publisher ranchers might ask the big yours. of the U.S., the extremist ANTI’s, and vengeful of- our football program once even read it. More than one paper is, “How big is your See y’all at the Ft. Smith fended politicians want them to know. a year (I seldom look at local rancher told me they carbon footprint, and what convention Center this Fri- any big newspapers, since didn’t appreciate a Texarka- are you doing to reduce day; join me on the trade I HAVE to look at The Nash- na paper bad mouthing the it, besides printing fewer show floor for a New York ville News, Murfreesboro Dia- cattle and the cow business. papers?” I doubt seriously strip with all the trimmings. mond, Glenwood Herald, and I’m biased and if I had my if newspapers will be dis- Who cares what the papers Montgomery County News. way the on-ramps would be cussed at our upcoming say? And the Playboy magazine covered in cow manure and Arkansas Cattleman’s Con- “The smell of the rain, the of livestock, The Livestock steers would be grazing the vention in Ft Smith. 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Our drivers average 3 BR 3 BA Home For Sale in rec. area...REDUCEDTO....$119,000 ...... $16,000 over 1000.00 dollars per week. E.O.E. 5. 755 ac. 9 yr. old pine plantation north 18.9 - 1/2 Beautifully Wooded Acres Mineral Springs. Large fenced Applications may be completed at HCCC Inc., 1577 of Nathan...... $1,500/ac. cornering on Hwy 19 & Hinds Rd. Utili- Call Ken or Lucinda at 870-777- yard, garage & carport. 287-5585. Hwy. 371 West, Nashville, AR 71852 6. 11 ac. tracts joining Parker Creek Rec. ties available...... $32,000 7503. (UFS:57-tfn,w53) (PD:62-63) Please, no phone calls. area, nice timber, great views, owner financ- 19. 3 BR, 2 BA, Brick, CH/A, ______ing available...... $3,500/ac. Completely remodeled Bath, Car- 7. 40 ac. great hunting land off Shawmut port, ExtraSOLD Lot, Chain Link Fen Rd. ...... $900/ac. ce...... $99,500 8. 11.4 acres, great home site, natural 20.3 BR, 2 BA, Brick, CH/A, Wood- cave ...... $3,500/ac. stove, Storm Cellar, Pavillion, 32 ft. Stor- HOWARD COUNTY CHILDREN’S CENTER HOWARD COUNTY CHILDREN’S CENTER 9.20 acresSOLD road frontage on Sweet age Bldg., 5 ac...... $150,000 Part Time Position - Classroom Instructor: Working with Full time and Part Time Position’s Available Home Loop, some nice timber, utilities 21.3 BR, 2 BA Brick, CH/A, Carport, developmentally disabled adults in a small group setting. Supported Living: Various work schedules are available available....SOLDREDUCEDTO...$1,500/ac Patio, Fireplace...... Will teach basic living skills: simple cooking, socializa- now. Will be working with adults with developmental dis- 10. 3 BR, 1 BA Brick, CH/A, REDUCED TO...... $69,000 tion, safety, money skills, leisure skills, and community abilities on daily living skills in their home setting. Excel- Sunroom, Completely remod- 22.3 BR, 2 BA Log home with big loft, awareness. Work Schedule: Monday thru Friday, 7:30 a.m. lent opportunity for a responsible person. eled...... $65,000 CH/A, Fireplace, Huge Deck, with Pavil- to 11:15 a.m. All candidates must be able to pass criminal records 11.159 acre farm with over 1/2 mile of lion, Fully furnished on lake...... All candidates must be able to pass criminal records back- background check, pre-employment drug test and provide river frontage. Also includes old cabin & ...... $185,000 pond. Excellent hunting area...... 2 BR, 1 BA Brick, CH/A, ground check, pre-employment drug test and provide proof proof of high school diploma or equivalency. E.O.E. ... 23. of high school diploma or equivalency. EOE REDUCEDTO...... $1,750/ac Carport, Completely remod- Applications may be completed at HCCC Inc. 12.7.5 acres, excellent development eled...... $45,000 Applications may be completed at HCCC Inc., 1577 Hwy 1577 Hwy. 371 West, Nashville, AR 71852 property, can be divided ...... 24.Million dollar view for a fraction of 371 W, Nashville, AR 71852, No Phone Calls Please No phone calls please. REDUCEDTO...... $22,500 the price. 1 year old 3 BR, 2 ½ BA, Log 13.3 Wooded acres on Beacon Hill, Home on over 12 acres of beautiful Little Nice homesite...... $9,000 Missouri River Frontage. Wrap-around 14.2 BR, 1 BA, CH/A, Den & Living porch, CH/A, Shop, Steps leading to Room, Carport, Shop, Chainlink fence, covered deck on the river bank...... Completely remodeled, ...... $395,000 Private Backyard...... $38,000
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when it comes to exercise, but can get around better, I sleep has trained herself to move better, not perfect but better,” PoPE more throughout the day by Pope said, continuing, “The doing things such as working doctor is real proud of me. from Page 1 in her garden. He’d tried previously to do “I have a tape my mother all this to get me exercising gain any weight. made me of exercise for older more and to go on a diet and I When Pope and her hus- people,” she said. “I have it couldn’t get my mind wrapped band go out to eat, they allow set up in my VCR, but I don’t around it until it was too late.” themselves to “cheat” but in have the nerve to hear my Pope tells others strug- moderation. They will order mother talk,” Pope explained gling with weight not to put something such as a ham- and went on to say that her off on making the necessary burger and split it. mother passed away a few lifestyle changes like she did “When you go to eat out, years ago. and recommended, “First, you need to make up your Her goal is to start exercis- learn how to eat and what to mind to choose the foods you ing for at least 30 minutes eat and how to plan a meal need,” she advises, continu- a day and to lose 10 more that’s not fattening. I would ing, “Don’t go to a restaurant pounds. Since her weight-loss highly advise anyone to listen where you can eat all you journey began, Pope’s overall to their doctor and begin to want. Make one order and health has improved. lose weight. Stubbornness split it.” “I feel much better. I don’t and hard-headedness don’t Pope admits to being “lax” have as much body pain, I pay off,” she laughed.
a weapon were dismissed. of Nashville, entered a not •RobertForbes,26,ofMin- guilty plea to a charge of first CoURt eral Springs, was sentenced degree terroristic threat- toconcurrent12,sixandfour ening and was ordered to from Page 1 yeartermsintheArkansas return to court Sept. 3. Department of Correction •ScottKirkland,34,of Department of Correction af- after pleading guilty to pos- Mineola, Texas, entered a ter pleading guilty to break- session of methamphetamine not guilty plea to charges ing or entering and theft with purpose to deliver, main- of possessing methamphet- of property. He was also taining drug premises and amine and drug parapherna- ordered to pay court costs. possession of drug parapher- lia. He was ordered to return •JustinNewton,28,of nalia. He was also ordered to tocourtSept.24. Nashville,wassentencedto pay court costs and a drug •AljuawanCole,23,of 12yearsintheArkansasDe- assessment fee. Mineral Springs, was sen- partment of Correction with •TimothyThompson,41, tenced to six years of pro- two suspended after plead- of Lockesburg, made a first bation after pleading guilty LUKE REEDER | Nashville News ing guilty to possession of appearance on a charge of to third degree domestic Jim DenBooer from Nex Gen Nutrition speaks to a group of the area’s prominent methamphetamine with pur- theft of property. His bond battery. He was also fined cattlemen at a meeting last month for the group held at Western Sizzlin’. DenBoer pose to deliver. He was also was set at $10,000 and he $1,000 and ordered to pay pitched Nex Gen Nutrition’s newest products including products to help clean the stomachs of the cattle, improve their overall health and cut down on the need for ordered to pay court costs. was scheduled for arraign- courtcosts,aDNAfeeand vaccinations. Additionalchargesofleeing, mentAug.6. to attend anger management resisting arrest and carrying • Oliver Martinez, 19, classes. Revival Meeting The Harper Family THE CENTER POINT STORE ~ Changes ~ 870-451-9141•CallinOrdersWelcome at Monday-Wednesday&Saturday Center Point 6amto6pm Missionary Baptist Church Thursday6amto7pm•Friday6amto8pm Closed Sunday 211 Church St. • Center Point rd Check out our Lunch Specials!! August 3 ...... 6:00 p.m. August 4th - 6th....7:00 p.m. Our Popular Catfish is Served Thursday - Saturday Donnie Davis, Evangelist IN County Line Baptist Church Alan Davis, Pastor CONCERT August 8, 2014 • 7:00
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