The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-08-06
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Taken i9 ;eenpeeti9n lYith thsgdecided
sipp, in the press offthe, STATE Of, the prac-
liability fand, feasibility ~, q return to
wheat growing ~. m industry ,itjis quite,
silgppiiiicspt that the subject ish beiag, fdisT
iMNffseeii eaarmongi The Farmers Union .lsrs
Gals AND With. inaEfasirgs tIntseggestlps the
ldiscussion progresses. There is a plan
llnow being agitateJ tasipAqae the farm
ers to make arrangements ssp tEY itIoD
7n9t' this ,ysaE,t Qkatg ~psxt-7fpH which
there, rMill Ebe, mere time, to make prep
arataans. edtnom < .aHn'iG mr~ :i1.67s
There us a movement on foot anon
the citizens of the town and county to-
| give a big barbecue at Clarksdale Au-,
gust 18. This is expected to be one
| of the good, oldrfashioHed sort, where
an abundance. of appetizing food will be
served. the attendants, and of political
speaking there will be no dearth. Among
| the prominent politicians who are men
toned as probable speakers on that ocz
casion are Hons- "a: ID. McLaWin, James
X. Vardaman and John Sharp Williams
a. M - ----- .t.'tly INfsB EAF
1.-The summer normal school for the
teachers of 'Choctaw and Alfalfa coun.
ties convened IN the Alderman school
building on Mondayf morning att 81
o'focN and will continue in session for
four week lrsI fescffefs fT0f1iiAttala and
Ckoctaw codntjes' are expected to attendh
inoiafge mum efsii1&I1dpingt the month
/ Juoh 'sdutatofsl as1 Pf6fs. JHafdy,,I witt
fslat3 snrdit n 11Boyd sanV others wtT1ls'Be7
ppreseht And dsiiver1adE9ssss:Aih ,ttnuto
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perfected afrangemesnffs to fpilddr+g9 ., 1IInree4tt
ID ~raj|rofd f, ,ss99peeti With fhs f EISsqs-
lit . Mifl INTEREST Tbs YogfhsFHnJ ris,HHyssyg
one mile west OF Steers, And T!p t4eheee ~
in g = portheassttf ta direction - to via
field, = Ala where it will connect With With,
the e. Ff is, and With With the he. B hiLfa I, t a:n6fHE;
pf t ths Illinois G@o l.! ce ap4aE s,'.%'4si.at : .frmu'
lie 11is B suck tell Lumber ptt COMPANY. ~
Union began operating last week. This
is one Of the largest lumber plants in
the State, and will require the services .
of hundreds, Of hands The dummy line,
supplying The mill with logs runs fifteen
miles through one Of the = finest tin tiImgberfd
regions in the South. ~ 3,..rt51 I'll,
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E. w. Newman was elected chanceryr5
clerk eof Franklin county in the special
held to fill. the vacancy caused
by the death of his father, Dr. A. NJ. !;
Newman, in "a. street duel. at Meadyine
several weeks ago, in which young New
man himself sustained a wound which !
broke histleg- - it7i7 fEN6 ttttg ~ i 3r.r4
{"g.tAj ti1nt--.1 ii 81 ala is
TWO MISS-!.ou It'll J~nr7S90..6 1907
President Taft had better have Iliis $
appetite in firstclass9 trim 'and his ldi
gestive APPARATUS in good working order
when he Visits Jaeksdnduring the State
Fair in November, fort he is to rbe. ne I.
galad with an !oldsfashiontd iSoutherr {
dinner prepared by "Aunt5BettEY Cole, 2
the most, famous jcook"in all Mississippi
a. al 1f+' -Ll-lI| A4.i'slr .bJfuN
Attorney General Stirring declines TO 1
make any COMMENT o ttKe1 effort IF sev4j
eral members of the' ssissfppi-LeuE So
.,na Retail lumber Dealefsu Association
TO secure a compromise of the penalty
suits filed by him against the organiza-
ton, iaeggregating about S14, 100000 ~ roa
Z {T1g9ti 20 2CLSa 7sis bis sri .esliG
There w was a.. considerable excitement IN
sreenville over. the, appearance Of a bug
The bug was believed to be a regular
Mexican, boil weevif' BY several gentle
men who examined. il" Prof. W. E.
of the. Mississippi AgricdE-"
3uraal and Mechanical College, being in
he city, with Prof J.. W. Fox of the
Delta experiment station, these two gen
We're called in, and after exam,
nation declared that the big was not
he boil weevil. Their, decision" gave
much relief to planters and business men,
is the, crop is late and the appearance
the boil. weevill now would do great
lanmagse this year, aside aside sf from damage
OF the future ltaoo. bus H. g.,soora
Pref3rH 4. Ply ckkeg.yE, .s FL ttihee a, and NJ
'olllegges assisted by less, # Jones held
farmers institute at Ripley. The
nsetinga was the most largely ATTENDED
most zsnthpssiastie ST 4 Kind exer
eld in t~heyeountys More than ordinary
interest syas. taken from from fbFYf Is last,
nd judging by the ques lIlpNs asked and
he interest manifested 4, s. e safely
aid that Tippahh is making progress =
er farming and stock raising. IS fE'tY 9f5
~ Af}tfY e .ET9g.sga Yueesl Ega
At "a recent meeting Of the Farmers
'nion of. Jasper aaqoupty, cotton bagsing
as adopted by a unanimous, vote the
aemhersl pleddging themselves 70 use p 2
Oner'i s ,s1sfAi1Itag 81 I'd 1abaia