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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-08

aforesaid gentleman back on the job
again. For be it remembered, ''An
ounce of prevention is worth a pound
of cure. Il. R. B., $40 Circle aV.
BACKS DR.. BLUNT.-Havng read
of the prosecution of DR.. L. Blunt,
wish to make this statement, for he.
is helping me now.
AS far as DR.. L. Blunt is concerned,
he is an inteTcessOr of and for the
drug. user. He saves them from per-
secution, injustice and death, due to
a law made in haste by men of brains,
but, alas not Of experience.
Dr. Blunt is doing a wonderful
Christian act by helping what seems
by some people a hopeless, senseless
act to save, to reform and reinstate
these poor physical wrecks Of hui
manity to be law-abiding, decent
citizens.
can not call such a being, who
sacrifices his time, labor, patience
and money of his own for to save
humans from going insane a Grim
inal, a lawbreaker.
If people could only understand the
drug, the habit forming, the misery
as it should be understood, they
would see plainly that as a physician
administers it in time of pain in hos
pitfalls, thus leaving a craving desire
after being released, that can't be
fought off, why then should it be con-
sidered unlawful for another physi-
clan to come to the front and have
the, courage of a man to Tectify his
colleagues mistake by taking up the
poor unfortunate and making
amends
He is treating many whose great
est desire is to fight it and to be of
the best use, and thus does this per-
secuted, faithful servant of the poor
unfortunate drug fiend labor dayafter
day, patient and never cross, nor mis-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-08

charge this faithful old fagman will
reconsider their action and place the
aforesaid gentleman back on the job
again. For be it remembered, can
ounce of prevention is worth a pound
of cure. 7. R. B., $40 Circle aN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01
suerigts 6enfpOcIie.
6n itOr @aOe til ct eSamfnHO fOr
SOerige Os friiten SrO".

Zen friiteIig- uationaIe 9eDPgel.
ie, iom / Be ienere mar er ganet
ben oUer SDerige. % / boiIfen Den
i~penife friiteliae StlloenterbeD9gel.
ie bar poet iaa tor en- SnOiats.
bar i De iioite Gage ioaet en- betp-
oelig 1ilpgfit % begnnoenoe sfo.
nomiif llnOerbngning gennem en-
itorilaaet @ope ira oen ioenife
eien6omsbeiioSer 6. aielIberg og
6uitru / aarIfrona.
RpDnte 9Ggtepar bar nemIIg til.
~itiIlet giifopperne Billing, 2uno.
GfInnO, aarIitao. % 2snegren.
5%drnoianO, en- S~frioelie, / bUilten
De tiIbpoer at title en Gum paa
100000 SIR. til RoaoigbeO for 9i.
ffopperne. Oeriom oisie pil title fla
Il SpiO'en Tor Dnnnelien al ct
aSamiunO Tor SDeriee o. triiten
FRO, bpis 5ormadl ifiIoe pGre
bette: oeo De 0ertiI beOit egneoe
MioIer al ppffe o. itnrfe friiten
5ro o. MISUNDERSTANDING / Sue.
rige.
SomiunOet. iom Sr. aieIIberg
oenter, at mango oil iIaa areSs ON,
itiiIoe eiter bans Rening soe i'm
@erning oels gennem ct RigsitO.
onIg o. Oels sennem en- Gqffe
StiftsuOoaIg.
Get fsrite ifuIoe bare 9eoelien
Al 9rbeioet / storbperne. meoens
Be andre ifnl6e ta9e ia al 6or
6oloene inoeuior bDert enfelt Stift.
Ser ifulOe liar grpitprne geres
~interesieret I sagen. o. De iblau0t
Dem. iom maatte pqre / geiiooeIie
At InrIigt a~poIogetiife 6Dner, ifuI-
Be BELT eller 0eIois tra6e ! Gam
fnnoets Sieneite o. pirfe for Ga
gen runOt omfrina | 2an6et.
De tire 9iifopper pleier M RnnO
ONT Sagen. o. 6n Der ipnes at oG.
re 5orobuno / 9eioIfningen for ct
iaaonnt arbeioe. oil pSnmfunoet
for Speriee o. friiten FRO" iiffert
in6en Iange tra6e no i 2ioet til
forseet girfe for sueriges triiie.
lige og rationale @enfsOeIie.
oar. GgbI.~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01

geiret, oo ban bIeo iaa ioriInoet,
at ban SsOe poa SoipitaIet SCI. 6
iomme aiten. Soften maatte
IfgOes. - Sones bIep beerapet ira
Retbooiitfirfen / 9sroags, os geD
g. Gang, oen forrige Brett be0
oenne airfe bofot 9igtaIen oper
BAN - efter tioIigere aftaIe. -
Soueg 6aboe pPret airteganrospas-
Ter Sc ii6Ite 9 Mar.
Gafii9eliesoagen feireoes Der
iioite Iorsoag paa en- ifsn 0laooe
- ON 5ormiooagen peo @uostieue.
ite / airfen % ON Gften oeo en-
iociof s%ammenfomit / airfens
arBpt, 6oor Ser beoes pna aoOe
Retter Tor babe aano oe 2egeme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01
Oct mn
GnacIife gprne6IaO.

Samilmoets ny engeIife 9srne.
blao nS6e eihIc entbernn", piI be.
opn6e at notomme ira % me6 5eH.
bag ben >. December.
Recommendation bIioer iom
felger:
Gnfeltefiemplarer 90 Gents pr.
anr9ana / 5oriht6.
.5-25 e~fiemplarer 40 Gents pr.
aar9ana ! 5orihiO.
$3.50 efiempIarer 80 Gents Or.
anrenng I 5oritl6.
Dner 30 gfiempIarer 30 Gents pr.
anrgang I 5orifuo.
Get ferite Mar re8nes
til l. San. 1917.
9iorno og We6oeIeIIer til 9In.
oct Ienbes til Reonftsren 9oitor
8. SO. 9onoo, 2ucf, 8is. geitiI.
ling. Detailing % alt oebrereuoe
.8laoets g~fipeoition ienoes til
9nniib e~ntbernn gnbI. 6OnIs,
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01
.Oanlferen"
DnsSoa Den /. December 1915.
Blair, R.br.

5 Mites bol0t Bait. 9aarup Rs-
oc / aIrfen Der for at iamle Cub
Ffriptioner til SubiIeumsfonoet. De
100000. 5orinmlingeu BAR life
tor, men Der bleo giort ct aoot
@rbei0e Der ilt6ifri6ereoes
$1,000 Ger par aIGereOe fgr inb.
ifriberet en- Gel Der. iaa Der M er
mbffriberet oDer $4,000. % Der
nrres San6 ON at naa De $4,000.
let oar opmuntren0e We00elelier,
8ait Raarnp gap til 9eoite an8aa-
enoe gubifription til 6onoet. 9taon.
Tia ontalte ban Be un9es 9elta-
aelie / bette arbeioe. &c too Inn
fire nnoe bigger, iagOe 5an, til at
opDeie en- rig 5armer. Ogiaa Here
al Sc unee Der iu~bitribere0e fenne
Gunner. % unge iubifribereoe
$3.50
St Isrgeligt llIpffestifeloe
m6traf Der 0nsOag / ii0ite 18e.
gamIe 8arren Sones. II 4ar,
bleO p~aafert oe Orp6t al gasiager
toeet. iom fom inO ira Bet ca. SCI.
4,30. Oar boIot ct Gragttog paa
fsriie dsnore) Spor, os BET par
ffil6t 40 for @ennemfsrieI. Sones,
Der forte meo cen Seit Tor 9uggD,
bolot paa Ienore SIDE al 5poret
paa 8alfer aDe. Oct ipnes. iom
6eiten bIeD nroIig os ,baffeOe" oa
Soaet narmeoe iis. Sones greb
bo Biifen % log Sen Tor at ioa
ben til at IpItre. Men ! set iamnle
fpranq BEN rem os tog Raaten
fra ban, ian Ben naaeoe lige at
fomme mo pna Sporet, Tom Bas-
ioaertoeet tom iuienoe. Sones bleO
faitet = noele flyer 30 SOB !
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01
Chicago, III
Den "a RoD., 1915.

Den "a. Ro0., 1915.
Or. iuris gnul Serbert boIOt ct
iqroeIes interesiant 6oreorag / min
airfe (SiIoam oanife Intberite Sir.
fe) Der I @hicago is. 9oo. oper
emnet n8eroensfriaena ana.
IDferet poa gnfis a 81.
torien", o. bnoO ri ifal lore
ira oenne tore aotaitrofe ! europa.
6oreorogsbolOeren orog trpifenoe
BarallelIer meIlem 8er0enstrigene
unoer Napoleon ben Store os BET
tore armaaeooon Of f914-i9t5.
Get logiife, flare og liuIige Sore.
Drag ~paabertes meo SpRnoing. Or.
6erbert bar iiffert meo Rette uun-
BET fine manage anerfenOelier, Der
er 6lepen BAN til Gel | giteu iaa.
pei iom / 3anmnrf % Rorge iom
Saler. Sra WnpiDooo teol 5emi'
nnrp er ogIao mootnaet pt iGroeles
roienoe grep fra grofesIor, Or.
ararit oDer Or. Serbert's 6orelRs.
nina for 5tuoenterne ben II. NoD.
Onsoap ben 1. Dec. taller Or. Ser.
bert { Timotbp norife airfe, aiIonre
ape. al. 8 aften.
3. Sfmonfen,
Hrpit pe6 Silonms onnife eu. lutb.
Qfrfe. Ghieaqo, III.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01
o. npe ggaer.


Stong .-peterien: WenneifeififfeI-
fer |. inob. $f.20.
CIR. Serenien. giIb. 9ecf $t.20.
Of. Ricoro. Serernios. inob. $40
areI Beef: De iioite 9iOer 80.
Rartenien.2Grie SfiernemiOeriet
% Dor FRO $f40
5arrar: Seoenffe SnnbbeosfSsere
Sf.20.
Soban @eismor: 8or ariitis for.
ionet @uo2 20.
Sp. Using: arboe-Rnsmusien Os
5oIfefirfen %.
GaaIeiton: ge-oens enoe (5ortGI-
Iing) inob. 60.
Sp. listing: Risiionsbiitorie for
gsrn inob, 40.
Vile pan 2oeer.
Ganiib ent6. Rnbl. SOnie,
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01
80 uOmGrFeOe silbnO.

On opatia 5amili. BELT meo
pofsne 9ern. fan iaa en- uomRrtet
BARN iarm meo iuIo 9eiaining
for rente pan nihares".
2i9eleoes en- goo 6nrm paa i0l
acres. @ooe 9pgninger. aoo BE.
liggenbeo, mco en- Del 5emmer,
Tor Den file Sum al S2750.00. %
BET pan Iette 9etinaelier. 6or nGr.
mere 0pIpsniug. itrip paa engelf
eller gonif til e. Sirfeennrb, Dor
"A, 9nurens, q q.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01
@nostienefter.


Ssnoog - SmOaesitoIe 81
9,t5. @uostieneite SCI. 1890 I'm
og 9I. 7B 4ften.
ReanGro:
5snOaesIfoIe bper SsuOoe al
10. 0anIf @uostieneite 1. og 3.
Ssnoug / bDer RaaneO 6ormiooaa
III. #. engelIf @uostieneite ,. %
/. 5snOog / boer Raaneo 5Ormio.
BAG ri. II.
aonfirmauoIpsnin9 boer Ssnoaa
4I. 10.
Crum: @r6stieneite I. og 8. Ssn.
ooq / boer Raoneo. I'll. 1890 5or
mioSng.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01

Dor 5ulefataloe Tor 1915 er M
% fen6es frit til enbOer
2loresie paa 5orIangenOe 2igele-
oes ogiua m 5ortegneIie Ouer 81.
Ie- og Rnt.aarsfort.
9au. 9ntb. Tnbl. SOHis,
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01
Snlegranen 1915.
Sllnitreret SulebUs for 5anIte
Amerifa.

5llnitreret SulebOs for DANTE |
Amerifa.
llbaiDet al 9onit 9ogbmSel,
geoar Sails, So.
Sn0bole:
3afnrios Rielien: Siilen.
a0am Gan: Den beIIige Rat.
anuo @isrup: ginoen og 2inoen.
M. Serenien: Spor Der er Sier-
terlIm.
q .. 5~tranopoIo: greOen.
Carl Sanien: 5amilien grosaaro.
q. 2. Big: De, Der bleo borte.
Marie 9offOig: De imaa Ting.
Selene Stranse: Spar goreens
Sui unoer Stiernebnnneret.
g. RnIteien: SuIebiIieu til Gan.
re I amerifd.
8. CIR. 9ag: 9rappiit.GIoiteret /
Betbiemane.
8. u. 30. an6erien: NtuIif til
uDeropre bng @oliens Strsm.
me-"
8 g airfeberg: I'll Spters.
3obs. GbriitionIen, On lille RDt.
narsbetrdgtnine.
nj Sllnitrotioner brineer Seftet
i anr ioruoen en- Tesnine al 80.
SicbeIfom en- Rpffe giIle0er fra
Dnnmnrfs Stran0, 30 ialt, imuft
trpft o. Imnefulbt arraneeret sperit
pan bper SIDE.
yris iom ~iGbbanlie 80 Gents.
Dan. 9utb. EubI. 9oufe,
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01
SmeSefnrrrfninn

/ Sen Iile. men tripeIiee 9n 5ben-
ninaton, @is. boor Der iinoes
2 u@eneraI merchandise torres,
gSar0more torres, Creamery"
SpteI, Station. Oanif lutberif Sir.
fe o. mango Danife til SaIg
eaer til 9eie biaigt % pao lette
9ilfoar. geboeIies. 2eiIigbeo ooen.
paa. 9om % unOeris9. ener Ifrib
til
g6riitian 9ielisn,
Determination. mis-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01
Nienopm I. Sala.

Din eienOom belia9enoe 0orO
ior Den onnife STRIFE / Blair er til
Salg paa rimelige 9iItaar. Spp
9urelies Sus, StaIo q X 80.
corn crib" % 6sniebus. gIt / go0
5tan0. S itore 2oooer bier so X
80 500. 6rust a ale SIogs
$. Saeobien,
Blair. Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01
Dana College
Blair. Nebraska.

Vinterterminen begynder den 20. Nov. Der tilbydes
Underwriting felgende Afdelingeri
I. Proseminariet eller forberedende til Presto
skolen, fire Aar.
II. Normal Afdelingen for vordende teachers.
III. Akademisk, freaarigt Kursus, der giver Ad-
gang til Universiteter og Colleges.
". College, de to ferste Aars Arbejde.
Y. HandeIsskole, to-aarigt Kursus.
VI. Musikskole, to-aarigt Kursus.
VII. Hejskolen, hvor Eleven kan tage de Fag,
der tltrenges NEST, uden noget serligt Hen
syn til Eksamen. | denne Afdeling legges
serlig vegt paa Enge1sk for indvandrede
Landsmend.
Skolen er anerkendt at Staten Nebraska og har
Ret til at udstede Diplomaer og Certificates til
teachers.
ALLIE Forespsrgsler besvares med Glade.
SIXTY efter hataiog. L.. LAURSEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01

De- 6anite Settlement oe0 5tan.
oar0. alberto, Canada snifer at
benleoe 0pmRrfiombeoen paa at
go6i % biIIiat 9an0 enonn er at
iaa Der paa 20 Mars officiating
Aae 0plDsninger ON 6orboloene
er inoeboIot I en- lille goa uooiuet
al sen oanife Settlement Club %
faas irit Deo Senpenoelie I'll alub.
bens Sefretpr.
antbon Z. Rasmnsen n.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01
THE EDDYITE.
A Christian Science Tale.

BY George w. Louttit.
In interesting story form this
book undertakes to show that
the failures of Christian Science
greatly outnumber their so-called
successes and that the organiza-
ton is to-day a house divided
against itself.
273 pages. Cloth bound. Price
rs Cts.
Dan. Luth. Publ. House.
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01
- W n Sfar."

On M Sang meo 9iano affom.
p%aanement. llnoerlaat 5etit pna
engelif og 6pif. On 6anif Ooeri9t-
at 1efiten leoeres iqritiIt peO.
lagt boert SGite. Welo0ien er ar.
ran9eret banOe Tor 5oprnno og
6ontrnalto Stemmer. Rm beoes op.
qipe, boiIfen man snifer. Sangen
elmer ia uomGrfet til Drug oeO
sSulefeiter I Stem ener airfe.
gris so Cts,
Dan. 9utb. 9ubl. Soul e,
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01
TWO
FOR ALL ~LUTHERANS
By Rev. Hunt.

Interesting Information about
the Lutheran church.
The Efficient Congregation. A
Working Church.
Each booklet is of 90 pages.
Prices:
5 cents each.
IL Copies for so Cts.
so Copies for ... 800
Dan. Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01

Salomuns Nlmnnaf for 1916.
&c 5or. Staters Mmanaf.
Saano. % Aarbog) pennies at no.
fomme omfrina peO 1. DEC. Be.
Itillinger mo0tnges al
Gan. 2utb Bu6I. 5oufe,
Blair, Qe6r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01

grpit oeo Siloams onnife go. lutb.
afrfe, Chicago, 81.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1915-10-08

The building is the largest and
most conveniently arranged rural
school building, perhaps, in the
county. Each room is heated by
a large heater specially designed
for school rooms, affording an
even temperature through the
entire room. The ventilation Of
each room is ample and well
arranged for, while the light of
each room comes from a series Of
large windows directly back Of
the pupils.
A large library room is pro-
vided, and on Friday nearly a
wagon load of booke we've carried
out by Mr.. Grover Elinor. These
were the gift Of Mr.. Carr. It, being
documents OF great value printed
by the government for free dis
tribution, many Of them band
someIy bound and all Of them
containing knowledge and in
formation which the boys and
girls will require, Other good
books will be added from time
to time.
The Enterprise congratulates
the boys and girls Of that COM
munity upon being afforded such
handsome facilities. We COM
mend those gentlemen who made
this elegant school building q
possibility, and we predict it will
be the means of great achieve
ments by the boys and girls who
will I've the men and woman OF the
morrow, of the grand, good Nine
teenth district.
We say, God hasten the day
when the boys and girls of every
rural community in the county
are afforded the same educational
advantages that have been pro-
vldeI for the boys and girls OF the
Sixth and the Nineteenth dis,
trlcts.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1915-10-08

We think it right and proper
and all that to give the boy every
advantage in scientific farming;
we think it the thing to do to leave
our farming lands in more pro-
ductive state than the present
generation received them, but
what will these things availsif there
be no system of highways over
which they can market the wonder
fully increased yields? Ought
there not be some system OF build
ing and maintaining our roads
handed down to these boys who
will be the men of the future? As
much good will come from i'm
proved roads as from improved
farms and improved farming
methods. Then let's have both.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1915-10-08
A Word Of Warning.

Ii any democrat, in office or out
Of office, imagines that the demo-
cratic party can be frightened into
frenzied preparedness he is max
ing a serious mistake, We are
now spending more than two
hundred and fifty millions year
on the army and nayy-ten times
as much as we are spending on
the department Of agriculture.
We have been getting ready" by
gradually enlarging the approprla-
tons. Why get excited noWt
Our preparedness is increasing
relatively as other nations exhaust
themselves. No nation wants to
engage in war with us-no war is
in sight or even probable, unless
we deliberately invite it by falsely
accusing other nations Of being
enemies and by making hatred a
national policy.
The rank and file of the demo.
cratic party are producers O
wealth-not manufacturers o
arms and ammunition-and they
will not consent to the taxes
necessary to meet the program O.
the iingoes, The masses favor
peace and know that prepared
ness is both a burden and {
menace. w. ]. Bryan.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1915-10-08
Enthusiastic School Opening.

No more enthusiasm ever at-
tended the opening Of any school
than was manifested at the Nine
tenth district Central school on
last Friday, when the school was
formally opened with an elaborate,
entertaining program, consisting
Of vocal and instrumental music
and speech-making, the latter by
some Of the county s most re-
nowned orators. The spacious
auditorium was pretty well filled
with patrons of this great instltu-
ton of learning-an institution
that is bound to prove that COM
munity's greatest blessing.
The following program was
rendered to the edifcation OF the
large au0lence.
Song by Miss Kennedy.
Song by Cordell Quartette.
Introductory Prof. j. B. White.
Educational Talk Prof. Woodbridge
SoIo--Rev. j. J. Thomas
Noon.
Music by Miss Kennedy.
Song Cordell Quartette.
Address Hon. Finis j. Garrett.
Solo-Rev. j, j. Thomas.
Address Rev. ]. j. Thomas.
The program was closed by the
announcement by Prof, White
that school would open for the
term on Monday morning al $50
when the faculty was greeted by
band of bright faced boys anc
girls whose countenances createc
inspiration and a determination
upon the part of the faculty tt
excel all previous years.
Prof. White, who so successfully
managed this school last year, Will
able help, is at the helm again
after two months needed rest
His able assistants are Miss Mar,
Thomas, Miss Hettie Exum AM
Misses Taylor, Kennedy an
Gadner, among the countY's mos
successful young pedagogue'
, young ladies who nave thel
whole hearts in the work an
who will give their best talents t
+ tits wear, nuri-s at oiiouia.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1915-10-08

Had you thought Of the great
amount OF energy, time and
money spent on the recent
democratic primary election in
this county? Equally as much
will be given to the approaching
senatorial primary. Suppose this
amount Of time, money and energy
were given the publicFoads of this
county twice a year for a period Of
Eve years, don'tyou think Weakley
county could truthiully boast the
finest system OF public highways
in the state? She could. Suppose
such a campaign were carried out
in behalf OF better farming, such
as has been put on foot in Shelby
county, don't you reckon this
county would rank second to none
in the state from an agricultural
Standpoint? This county needs
an awakening among her farmers
toward better farming, Mr.. Ellis,
the farm demonstration, is doing a
fne work. but It's difficult for one
man to make the progress needed
and II some Of the time, money
and energy given to politics were
devoted to better farming con.
ditions this grand, glorious old
county could be made to blossom
AS the rose. Wouldn't you like q
see that? Sure yen would. We
know YOU would.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1915-10-08
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in need, telephone me for samples
and prices. All kinds of blank
work done at reasonable prices. -
M. E. Tanning, at the Bank o
Gleason. tt.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1915-10-08
DON'T LETT FOOL YOU.

AS this is written cotton IS
bringing over eleven cents a
pound all over the South, and the
price seems to be still going up.
This, Of course, where man has
lived at home this year as he
should, means good times; but
there is a danger that high.priced
cotton will make us forget all
about war, low prices, and all our
brave resolutions, and lead US into
our old-time all-cotton follies.
Let's look at this thing squarely,
friend: 1t isn't the number OF
bales of cotton we make that
counts, but our net profits when
the years work is done. Nor in
figuring our net profits must we
for a moment forget that unless
we are soil-building rather than
soil-robbing farmers, we are not
following the most rational, prob
table system. In other words,
regardless of how much cotton we
may make, it is as certain as death
and taxes that, unless we raise
plenty of corn, meat and hay, along
with clovers, peas and beans tc
make our lands rich, we are on the
down-grade that ends in failure.
We are sounding this warning
because now is the time to plar
next years work, and any plans
are faulty that do not include living
at, home, soil-building, and rigic
economy in all expenditures. Fol
this reason, even if cotton goes Il
twenty cents, it is nothing more
than good business sense to PLAN
a big acreage in oats this fall, witt
a cover crop OF oats, clover, rye, OF
vetch on every possible acre.
What good does your cotton
money do you if you already owe i
for corn, meat, hay and fertilizer
Don't ever again be fooled into al
all-cotton program, regardless o
how high the prices may 60. PRO
gressive Farmer.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1915-10-08
ALI READY FOR The
FAIR NEXT WEEK.

For the past two weeks force
Of hands has been kept constantly
busy at the fair grounds getting
everything in perfect readiness
for the fair, which opens on Wed
nesday Of next week, and many
Improvements have been made.
A new band stand has been erect
ed between the grand stand aud
the grand stand annex. Repairs
have been made and a special por-
ton of the grounds set apart for
automobiles. An officer will be
placed in charge of the autos and
every precaution taken to prevent
accidents: The special train from
Greenfield to Dresden will be run
daily, the same low rate given as
heretofore. This train leaves
Greenfield at about s O'Clock, reach
ing the fair grounds at Dresden
at about 8:45. Passengers will be
taken on at Sharon, Martin and
Ralston. Leaving Dresden about
$50 it reaches Greenfield about
6:15, thus getting the people home
in time for supper. This train
has heretofore proven a great
convenience and ought to be lib
orally patronized this year.
Secretary Webb closed a con,
tract last week for free attrac
ton that excells anything ever
presented by the local fair man
agement. This is an acrobatiC
feat of the highest order. These
performers, man and a woman
travelled several years with The
Barnum and Bailey shows. Thu
Demands give four performances
daily in front of the grandstanf
on a specially constructed plat
form, the performances conslstin!
of trapeze work, slack wire walk
ling, climbing, jumping and so on
1t is sure to prove an interesting
event of the great fair,
We are already assured Of som
of the best races ever witnessed O
the local track, and the livestocI
aud agricultural departments wi
be the best ever exhibited.
The exhibits in the ladies Dc
partment will be we'll worth I'll
price Of admission to the fai
grounds. This department, q
heretofore, will be under able maj
agenlent and will be brim-full,
Wednesday is school day., an
Mr., Walter Winsett says the S
donia consolidated school will civ
a drill or march in front Of til
grand stand on that day. A
school children will be admitte
| free.