The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-10-12
world is producing? There is every


thing. 4ho
everything was raised on the
grounds of Morgan county.
Everywhere you can see the mana
of the woman. There came the large
heavy mules, nice, proud-looKing
horses down to the Shetland ponies
dogs. cats, generally everything OF al
tention was brought up here ana we
do know now how rich is Morgan
comfy, We also will know our lndl-
viduai needs as we'll as the social ones
and we'll know how to fix them 10
minimize their needs to nothing.
II is the only way to find what we
have and what we have not; this way
is the fair and organizations OF tnls
kind. o,
One prosperous neighbor creates
dozens of neighbors with prosperity.
One progressive farmer lndlrecliy
compels the others to progress IL 10
an infectious disease.
The time, the energy makes IL, anu
herewith we shall mention specially
the respectable role played Dy the
members of the fair organlzation'
whose endeavors, energy ana lapol
are of such great use to their no"e
county r
They are fighting, and our young
men of different nationalitles, VINO are
dying there in the trenches lor Ills
liberty, can not say that they Wele
not fed, were not taken care Oh NY
their mothers, sisters ana nelghpole
at home.
Those are the thoughts when per-
son looks upon these fair eXpost4ohS
and the fair itself.
Sorry for those who could not sec
this personally with their own eyes
and therefore could not realize 'Where
he is and when he is
Let us hope that next time everyone
will leave off his domestic needs anu
will come and bring his spirit anu
energy for this common cause Oh lile
welfare and prosperity OF MS own
community and county especially;
The crown OF all the fair, ana we
shall say of all the fairs, was the
school and Red Cross parade, Wnlcn
was organized by the Schools I'M
uroyement League of Deer Lodge;
The president of it, Mrs. Yhatcnef'
surrounded with numerous members
were very busy for week before inns
parade took place. Special commit
tee was on the work to form 1t, ana
we shall mention especially the names
of Mrs Thatcher, Miss Adams. MRS
n A Bacher, Mr.. Bacher, Mr.. Ritter
Mr.. r, Lyons, who assisted SO Ge1cr-
ously in forming this key OF the 1a-r'
At the head of the long PROCESSION
which took about four blocks lengtn'
was the marshal of the parade. W.
Peters, principal of the Deer Lodge
school, mounted on nice-look1ng stal-
lion. and with scepter Of marshal5hlp
in his right hand. Righ behind MIN
followed a company of school Boys
with big flags in their hands. Ihey
were followed by a crown OF the pa
t radcliffe fir,lre Of "Ar erica mount
cd on a gre o'ors looking horse, ORA
nerv of c. ts'o"y. hanging down on
the dress of to America, which was
represented by Mrs. F. A. Bacher'
snlendidly keeping her role. On both
sides of her were followed by two
rows of school boys, holding fag-col-
: ored ribbons, which were att2c2ef 10
the ton of the Cd Glory of the Amer
lea, This figure was followed ~ 2
= company of school girls, all decorated
with flags of different nations. Ou1
n allies. right behind them, followed II
l. bodv. They represented few or the
:. officers of the School improvement
League, decorated with flags OF dlf or
ent nations. Behind them was Shet
l. land pony hitched UP in little pug
g gy. Then the school banners carrie:
n by the pupils of relative schools. anc
! at least the fundamental part OF the
II procession was long boat swimnlln,,
= on the seamless wheels. On the deer
" of this boat was a group o. Wh'te
Ii dressed girls and decorated with large
flags. Among them on a raised mace
: was sitting the queen of the school pa
, rade, and this was followed by AUTO
e mobiles which ended the procession
u This was an exhibition of patriotism
IS of our Deer Lodge and Morgan com
Nv. Flags and flags all along the pro
u cession. Songs of America and othe
"a popular hymns we're sung al the tim
4 the procession went through the ma
o. 1treet and around the fair ground. |
S. was a success. Apotheosis OF ende2'
ors of the School improvement
le League, ard we have to say goo
IS words for the organizers of it, as
~ will never be forgotten 1t was a ke!
"a stone of all the fair time.
Ia We shall think that mothers an