September 16, 1921: Schools open after three months of vacation

September 9, 1921: Four masked men rob Kansas City Southern train

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September 2, 1921: Busy Beavers class enjoys hike to the oil station dam

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August 26, 1921: Pie supper will help pay for well drilling at school

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August 19, 1921: 23rd annual United Confederate Veterans reunion

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August 12, 1921: Shipment of four-cylinder Buicks already sold

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August 5, 1921: Area residents spend time at the Bogg Springs resort

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July 29, 1921: Cantaloupe weighing 12.5 pounds grown in De Queen

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July 22, 1921: Cantaloupe crop brings in big money this year

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July 15, 1921: Fire department handles blaze at Poindexter’s

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July 8, 1921: Trucks piled high with fruits and vegetables

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July 1, 1921: Miss Junea Knight hosts slumber party

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July 1, 1921: Miss Junea Knight hosts slumber party

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June 24, 1921: Apartment house to be built at De Queen and Fifth

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June 17, 1921: Coal found in the mountains north of Acorn

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June 10, 1921: Glenn Wallace resigns as county agricultural demonstrator

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June 3, 1921: Diplomas given to 16 De Queen High School grads

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May 27, 1921: Casing drawn from Coulter test well in Lockesburg

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May 20, 1921: First train arrives over Texas, Oklahoma & Eastern

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May 13, 1921: On May 14, traffic will open from Dierks to Valliant

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May 6, 1921: New rail line will be opened for traffic

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April 29, 1921: Union Church of Horatio destroyed by fire

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April 22, 1921: Union Church of Horatio destroyed by fire

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April 15, 1921: De Queen to have first class business college

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April 8, 1921: Lockesburg elects first women alderman

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April 1, 1921: Jack Frost gives county growers a scare

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March 25, 1921: 8,000 people needed to harvest crop

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March 18, 1921: Lockesburg juniors entertain seniors

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March 4, 1921: W.H. Merideth is making bricks from concrete

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Feb. 25, 1921: Mrs. J.R. Saunders hosts Boy Scouts

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Feb. 18, 1921: New mail boxes placed in convenient places

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Feb. 4, 1921: Demonstration farm to be planted south of town

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Jan. 31, 1921: Watermelon at Mitchell Grocery attracts attention

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COLUMN: Jan. 28, 1921: Kansas City Flour and Feed bought by pair

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Jan. 21, 1921: Eight sticks of dynamite found by children

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Jan. 7, 1921: Oklahoma & Eastern railroad connect with DQ & Eastern

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Jan. 7, 1921: New year will bring changes in location of businesses

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Dec. 31, 1920: Hotel Luton to serve special New Year’s dinner

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Dec. 24, 1920: B.B. Jenkins shot at Hendricks Drug Store

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Dec. 17, 1920: County singing convention at Dilworth

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Dec. 17, 1920: Highway is as near perfect as possible

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Dec. 3, 1920: Club needs saved chicken feathers for pillows

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Nov. 26, 1920: One cent goes a long way toward light bill

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Nov. 19, 1920: Adjourned term of circuit court to meet

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Nov. 12, 1920: Presbyterian ladies to publish new cookbook

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Nov. 5, 1920: A large vote during the general election

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Nov. 1, 1920: Warning against use of horse hair shaving brushes

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October 22, 1920: See the Marion motorcycle film at the Grand

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October 22, 1920: The Harmograph is becoming popular

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October 1, 1920: De Queen Class of 1920-21 proud of their work

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September 24, 1920: J.S. Lakes resigns from De Queen Waterworks

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