- WOMEN'S AUXILIARY AT THE WOODMEN OF THE
WORLD AT HORATIO, ARKANSAS, c. 1918. Note the symbolic axe held by
the fourth woamn from the left, the American flag, and the Victory Bond
poster on the storefront at right. From Mrs. L. A. Gibson of Horatio. Copywork
by Robert Walz.
- MERCHANT'S DRAWING AT THE COURTHOUSE
SQUARE IN MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS, ON CHRISTMAS EVE, 1923. The winning numbers
are being drawn by officials in the bandstand which stood near the southeast
corner of the courthouse. The picture is thought to have been photographed
by Donna Price from what was then the Logino, Goode, and Lyle Drugstore,
looking northwest. Notice that the Magnolia trees that now surround the
courthouse were then quite small. The picture is courtesy of Mrs. Bob (Molly
Harsh) Burns, who found it among the momentoes of her late grandfather,
R. S. Warnock, Jr.
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