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Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-20

center for the community. Prof.
w. I. Garrett.
1908. The part the teachers
should play in the present crisis.
j. B. Baker.
$3.50. How may country
schools and grounds be beautif.
ed. Misses Grace Gailbreath,
Susie Smith. and Nora Spivey.
Each subject will be followed
by a general discussion, in which
the teachers not on the program
are expected to take part. Every
teacher is expected to attend
and assist in making the meeting
pleasant and interesting. Sixty
four teachers were present at
the last meeting. | hope the
number will be increased at our
next meeting. Every teacher is
urged to attend.
Respectfully,
w. L. Dixon,
County Supt.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-20
-FARM DEPARTMENT.

tinue to do so. And as they
learn better what to do they will
be more successful in their re-
suits.
The call of the President as
he looks at the Worldwide stu
alton is that more :foodstuffs be
produced and that more be saw
ed. This does not mean that the
organization of the farm is to be
changed. for the President real
ICES that this may be a war COW
ering many years and if our agri-
culture were to be disorganized
for this present year, the years
that are to come would be made
quately handled. We must build
our farms for permanent useful
ness.
And in this connection, it may
be said that the county organiza-
tions in agriculture and food pre-
paredness may well be consider
ed from a permanent point of
view. We shall need much food
whether the war lasts or not.
! and certainly if the war lasts.
The community organizations
thst have been started in Jackson
county will accomplish much for
the increase of foodstuff and the
saving of it.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-20

feed was two parte cracked corn,
one part oats. The dry mash
consisted of 3 parts cornmeal and
one part beef scraps. They pro-
duced an average of 147.4: eggs
during their pullet year, which
proved that eggs can be produc-
ed proftably on the farm or in
the back yard even with the
high price of feeds.
The heavier breeds produce
equally as many eggs, but con-
sumo one-third more feed. More
eggs, however, are produced
during the winter months when
eggs are high-priced, and at the
end of the laying season the fowl
dresses nearly double the amount
of table poultry. These facts
should not be overlooked in the
selection of a breed for either
farm or home use.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-20
Land Sale.

By virtue of the power and
authority vested in me by deed
of trust dated December 2lst
1913, executed by NJ. G. Butler
and recorded in book 8 on pages
2Ol and 3O2 of the registers office
for Jackson County Tennessee,
default having been made as
therein provided for. /, ]. r.
Tubb trustee will on Wednesday
the 10th day of October 1917. at
the Court house door in Gaines
boro, at IL o, clock noon, offer for
sale to the highest bidder for
cash free from equity of redemp-
ton the property described in
said deed which is as follows,
undivided one half interest in,
First Tract-Lying and being
in the 9th district Of Jackson
County Tennessee, on the head.
waters of long branch, and bound
ed on the north by the Fisk road,
leading from Gainesboro to Liv-
ingston, and on the east by the
lands of John Kinnard. on the
south. by lands of 5. &. Gore and
the heirs of M. L. Gore, contain
ing by estimation one hundred
and fifty acres more or less.
Second Tract-Lying and being
in the 9th district Of Jackson
County Tennessee, and known as
the Cav branch tract, bounded
on the west and south by the
lands of William Strong, on the
north by the lands of Armel Cav
and on the east by the lands of
H. H. Johnson. containing by
estimation two hundred acres
more or less.
]. R. Tubb, Trustee.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-20

The crisis confronting owners
of livestock is certain to create
efficiency in our meat production.
1t will not only force Us to build
more silos and SOW more winter
pastures, but it viii compel US to
breed our cows and our sows and
our ewes to better sires than we
have been in the habit of doing.
All this will be caused by the
continued high cost of foodstuffs.
Scrub stock cannot proftably be
fed high-priced feed.
On the other hand, however.
we are confronted with the fact
that meat and meat products are
bringing record prices on the
markets. which means that good
livestock is more profitable than
ever before. This is aptly put as
follows: The higher the price
of feed the more expensive it is
to keep poor livestock. The
higher the price of human foot
the more profitable it is to keeT
good livestock"
What kind is yours?
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-20

As our boys in kin or friend
ship so into this war by joining
the ranks of those who use guns
as they fight, We realize all the
more that we. too. must fight by
producing corn and more food
crops. The one idea. whether
at home or not. il that Of winning
the war for democracy.
The producers have been do
ING their share. They viii con-
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-20
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
Bank of Gainesboro

Gainesboro Mercantile Go. ct 81
In Chsncery Court at Gainesboro
Tenn.
Ii appearing from the bill filed IL
this cause. which is sworn to; that the
Defendant Belknsp Hardware Co.. Is q
nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee,
and cannot be served with the ordinary
process of law:
IL Is ordered that said Defendant en-.
ter its appearance herein, fefore the
Clerk and Master, at his Office in the
courthouse in Gsinesboro, Tenn. on OF
before the third Monday in October
next. and plead. answer. or demur to
Compartments bill. or the same viii be
taken for confessed as to them. and
set for hearing ex parte; and that q
copy of this order be published for four
consecutive weeks in the Jackson
County Sentinel, q newspaper publish
I'd in Gainesboro. Tenn.
This 18th day Of Sept. 1917.
n. +. Sadler, CLERK and Master.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-20
NON RESIDENT NOTICE
Halle Weiser
vs.
Ed Weiser

In Chaneery Court at Gainesboro.
Tenn.
Ii appearing from the bill filed in
this cause. which is sworn to, that the
Defendant Ed Weiser, is a nonresident
of TIM State of Tennessee. and cannBt
be served with the ordinary process ti
law:
Ii is ordered that said Defendant en-
ter his appearance herein, before thl
Clerk and Master. at his Office in tha
courthouse in Gainesboro, Tenn on OF
before tie third Monday in Octobei
next. and plead. answer. or demur ID
Complainant's bill. or the same will b
taken for confessed as to him, and SCI
for hearing ex parte: and thata copy d
this order be published for four conse.
cutiye weeks in the Jackson County
Sentinel. q newspaper published in
Gainesboro. Tenn.
This sth day Of September. 1917.
W. +. Sadler. Clerk and Master
P. ]. Anderson. Solicitor for Com,
plAinant.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-20
Teachers Assoc iation.

The monthly meeting of the
Jackson County Teachers Asso.
citation will convene in Cainesboro
Saturday. Sept. %, at 10 a. m.
Program.
10:l5-l0:45. The Importance
of Plays and Recreations in
School. Hugh Pharris. H. L.
Huffines, Wesley Chaffin, Miss
Otha Smith.
l0:45-11:l5. Explain your
method of teaching intermediate
History. Miss Lora Young. Nit
chell Dyer, Hubby Hix.
l1:15-ll:45. Is the teacher re-
sponsible for the pupils conduct.
Miss Estelle Gailbreath, Hyram
Way, F. A. Richardson.
1l:45-l2. A Story, Miss Cleo
McGlasson.
Noon.
l-l:S0. Community Club Work
as an incentive to better schools.
Miss Mary Cummins, Baugh
Smith, Miss Nell Gore.
1902. May rational control
be safely substituted for the use
rod in our schools. j. F. Gaines;
A. F. Dixon. Miss Lala Mai
Quarles.
2-2:30. The school IS a social
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-20
Pssihy Feeding hys,

White Leghorn pullets on the
Government farm at Reltsyille,
Maryland. consumed on the aver
age 26 pounds grain Is scsatch
feed and 26 pounds Of mash, a
total Of 50 pounda The scratch,
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-20
ADVERTISEMENT FOR CRED.
TTORS.
No $50 Jackson County Equity.
Bank of Gainesboro
VS.
Gainesboro Mercantile Co., ct al

GaineshOro Merchantlle Co., ct al
In obedience to an order made
by the Chancery Court at Cham
bers at Lafayette, Tennessee on
September IL, 1917 in the above
styled cause, the creditors of the
defendant, Gainesboro Mercan-
tile Company are, hereby notified
to have themselves made parties
to said cause by petition, or to
file and prove their claims against
said Company in said cause, on
or before the LIST day of May,
1918, or they may be excluded
from the benefits of said suit,
and from sharing in the assets of
said Company,
Said creditors and claimants
are, also, hereby notified that by
order of said court in said cause,
they, and each of them, are en-
joined from instituting any suit
against said Company otherwise
than by petition in said pending
cause; and, all parties now suing
said Company or from proceeding
with their suits further than to
judgment.
This September 10, 1917.
w. F. Sadler, Clerk and Mas
ter.
John J. Gore, Solicitor for
Complainant.
P. J. Anderson, Solicitor for
Gainesboro Mercantile Co., add
Receiver.
L. G, Strobe, representing Gre
ditors who come in by petition.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-20

Russell Kinnard returned home
Monday from Sherman. Texas,
where he has been visiting rela-
tives, and prospecting for q loca-
ton. He says the cotton crop
in that section win yield from !
to q bale per acre.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-20

DROBABLY the most pretentious
musical aggregation of the kind
= in existence today including, as
II does, Band, Ballet and opera-Three
In One.
THE BAND is one of the finest and
most noted organizations before the
public; company made UP of artists,
each and every one perfect in his spe-
cialty.
BALLET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ing a series of spectacles covering the
best feature dances from all nations,
including the famous Russian Ballet. A
comprehensive presentation of dance
development from the days when the
tabled gods and goddesses of mythol-
ogy ruled the world to the present time.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-20

GRAND oPERA-by select chorus
Of world famed vocalists in complies
costume They will render "Alda,'
Faust" "Cavalleria Rustieana,r "csr.
men," "Madama Butterfly" I'll Trova.
tore" and many other favorites, old and
new,
A company of 81 people under the per-
sonal direction OF A. r. Thavlu. The
Tennessee State Fair has presented
many noted musical organizations u
the people of Tennessee In times past
but none to compare with the Thsviv
Grand opera pageant, every morning
afternoon and evening during the Ten
nessee State Fair. Nashville. sspG ~
~. 1917.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03
gSOm SadjcrtiIdj.

pg8ie merOe ic6 giirger Scr Gerei-
nigten Stoaien?~ (9crlag bon G6ot-
les aoIIme0er 9Sublii6ins &c., 695
E6iro-9lOe. 9lGp., in elegantem 9ei-
nenbano, $t.25). @or iec6S So6ren
crl3icn elm 9ub in enelii6cr Spra-
be, ,,Sou to become a Giti3en Of tie
lhiteo States Of 9lmcrica.~ Sin
treiflibes 9iibelden oas obiolut
OoIlItanoige 9lusfinit CAB ii6er gn-
les, mas nit Dem 9]iirgeredjtc 5u-
lonuienbdn9t 9lunmebr licQt oos.
ielbe Bud in ser Iiebentcn glliIoae
Dor oie ioc6en ericbicucn lit, ln0 in
OielT bat ser glutor, ser befanntc
yiem Oorfer 9}otar Charles Qoa-
meper, Seu MonacI obge6oIfen irno
bat Dem engIiiden Cert cine mortoe-
trenc 0elti9e lleberiesung onQc-
bdngt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03

getrogen mirOe, berunterge5ogcn 81
baben, INN iie 0en 9liden Der Nlenge
81 ent5ieben
Gas oie gauge glifGrc pa6rl6ein-
lid elm trnlrigeS 9fa1ipiel 5aben
miro, lit IicberIib 81 erwarten. lln-
idulOige @eoute, oie nur i6rer
9yilidjt o6lagen in0 Den 8eie6len ib-
rer GorgeieBten nadfomen pcroen
ber0Gdtigt rmo i6r @otriotiSmus be-
3meiielt. g. g9et6ereO 9arroll, ein
9lnpalt, bat in @erbinOung nit g8il.
liam g. @ar6urg, Dem 9lnlpalt Der
Oer6aiteien jimgen 9eute, einen 9(p.
pell an Die bieiigeu 9iirger ergeben
laiien, in ibeIdem er erfldrt, oaB Sc-
hermann, mel6er 3eugniB iiber Die
9e6anolmg oeS @olfeS ieitens Ger
9}oIi5ei o6geben fam, ioiort in iein
Bureau fommen im0 ibm ocn Gbat-
6eitanO imterbreiten ioIle.
9lls einc ebte @otriotin lmo 6ii6-
reriu oeS @oIfes mur0e SRI. 9(enes
@aIles Sill, bon g}r 929 9loro-
CHARLES StraBe, ecprielen weIde anf
elmer &iIte Dor Dem GitD College
Ourd Orei Sodruie auf Den @rdf-
Ocnten m0 orei So6ruie ouf sic
Ser. Stoateu sic @cmiit6er ent-
flonnte. sic i6penfte cine SABINE
mo iang 6os Sternenbanner.2ie6,
in meI1es bic @euge miteinitimnte.
Garter s. Gs6urn, Scr @ice- -ErGli
Oent Der 6armers & @1erbnnts
Sanf ioll iogar Elm 9elegromm BON
Or. Sug6 S. 9oimg ans .Gbicogo err
6alten 6oben, in wel6em Or. 9)ounq
Ocn &oter fir Oas patriotiidje 9(uf-
treten ieincS So6ueS imo ser anOe-
rem &noben 6egliidwiinibte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03
Slaeas in sdnIc Ocr6ruunt.

Gle ocrieuoten lleberreIte elmer
omerifonii6en 8looee, melbe 10 bie-
le Wlale iiber Ser Gritten IiItrifts-
S6nlc bon 9(nne 9(rlmoel-Gonntb
gepebt batte, wurOen in Dem Sfen
oes Sdul5immers aufgeiun0en. Sb
Oic SSlagge entIpei6t murOe, lit ni6t
befalnt, bod mur0e cine llnteriuc6-
ING bon &roieiior George 1Sor, Dem
Superintenoenten Der g(une 9(rlln-
ocl4Gountp'SdnIe, augeiteat. @ro-
teiior 6or lit Der glniit, ouB 0iebe in
Der S6ule eingeOrlngen uoren imO
10 pieil SdaOcn wie m6gIib anri6-
len mollten Sri. @li5abeib Garter
Don 9Innapolis lit Die 2e6rerin ser
Sdulc ino iie mar cS, oie oas Ser
idwinoen oer8lagge entoedte. 9luBer-
Dem ie6lten cine 9lrt, Elm 9eIen imO
anoere @egenit1noe. Seit einiaer
3eit ldbon bat SRI. Garter berlhie0e.
ne Saden in Dem S6uIralme uer-
miBt. Sine nelIe SSlagge mlroe BON
Den 9epo0nern ser @egeno eeItiitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03

ser ,@orilon 9au-gercin 9tr.
i0~ 1ielt aeilern 9l6euO in ieinem
Gcrciuslofalc, 9lr. 739, 9toro.Gcu.
tral9(pe.. nlter oem Goriibe ieiue5
Iraii0entcn @ilbelm Sempel, ieine
30. @eneralDcriammliing, in Der Sr.
Sobn @. @olfer oaS 4rotofoll fii6r'
tc Tieie @crianmhme mics ciueH
redt ilarten 9eiu6 aui- 93ad @rIc-
oiaung 0er Aouiine-%eiddite purOe
ser 3inan3beridt ocrlcien, lmo mar
ous ocmielbeh 3u entne6men Dab
sic @inabhen 0es gcreins md6renO
oeS letten Sabrcs $lfS.9S3.95 be-
iriqca mo bic 9(nSgabcu iiH aii
$ii3,477.l0 bclicien, 10 oaB iid) Gin
@ailruiibcrihuB bon $5,506.55 cr.
Qn6. CoS @utbabcrt ocs 9ereins be-
iicbt ans SoDpotbcfen inn @crtbc bon
Si75,O26.95. Siiiceeebduoe (ariuH0s
5insircD nit ginridhmg S2025.
aoIicnbeitano $5,506.55, 3niammcn
$t82,55S.40. /Tieien @lt6abcn itc.
Zen DECENTRALIZATION bon freilauicn.
ocn 9(nt6eileu IN Der So6e BON
Sf69,774.99 aegeuiiber. 10 ooB iid
lolnit eii &pinii6prihlB BON $l2J
7S8.4i ergicbt. Garoui5iu 6eicbIoB
ser 0crch iir oie abgeluaiencn
icrbs 9Ponatc cine TipioenSc bon orci
9'rp3cHt inter Sic @}itqIieocr 5lm
@erl6eiliing 5u 6ringen. 99ah 9luSs
so6hing oicicr Gipioenoe miro nod
immer Gin 9letto.3leierpefohO in ser
N6ba ron $3,tt2.99 pcrblcibcn. Ger
&eraiu Bat i'm lcstcn Sabre iuie inH-
nct, 5mci 6olbid6rli6e GiOioenocu
ron jc 9'ro5cnt bt3a6lt gci Scr
snnt ShhlB crioIgten 9eamtcmpa6l
wlnoen nnHiolgcnoe Scrrcn per
INFLAMMATION erudblt: &iIbclm Scm-
pdl 9Sr1liocnt; Scnrp 5iuf, gSicc.
Hr1iioent nmo Sdabnciiler; So6n
B. 9iolter 5cIretdr; SnrrD T..
hlui0t @iilis Setrctdr glugnit
3bomas, Sfaiircr; Sobn 6annibal
s'nmolt Girettorcn; George @.
Ncnncit Soi 0liaer 96ilip Slider,
Grant S. Gnait 9lrtbur q. Gluri0ae,
gSilIiam Sinoeniirut6, mo ,Sacob
aiicb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03
90 opor miro patriotic d c
9leoe 6alten.

90 aDor miro patrtotl | W c
9ieOe balten.
PIN nG6Itcn Wlontag miro ali Dem
GfarraebdtOe ser ct. @en5eslaliSs
Stride an Ser Sollington- ino 9ll5-
lanOs}lpe., cine groBe amerifonilDe
Slaoge gebiBt weroen bel pel6erSe-
lcacn6eit Nluuor @reiton odr Salipt.
rconer iein miro.
StGOtiiGe willis.
W1aOor @reiion murOe geitern bon
Sem bon i6m crnannten @omite fir
sic Sdaiimg ciner it1Oiiiden 0lili5
6rnadri6iigt, 0aB 1866 glrbeitcr
im0 S95 @lerfs por6nn0cn limo. Son
oieIcn 2t00 Mann baben LOG bcreits
militdriibe 9(is6iloung gcnolien.
Gas Gomite mlroc 6canitraot, nit
scr 9lus6ilomg Ger iid0tiideu Niili5
10 6olo ols m0eIid) 5l bcginneu. @S
ioa tdgli6 cine StlnOe ani Soften
ser 5taOt eycr3irt weroen. Giejcni-
qcn, lucIhc an Sen lle6lmgen nidbt
t6cilnc6men iuollen, nniiien ar6eiten.
9egtc 10000 VI eilen5urii It.
Sr. 6. Barrier, Der bor 81 Sab-
rem 6rnnfrciG perlieB, INN 81 SUB
0irrd) sic gSelt 81 panOeri, beiiidte
gcIiern Nld0or 9reiton imo lieB iir6
Elm 36reiben 0ebeu. Ger @onoc-
rer Bat bis icBt 10000 Mcilen 5r'
riid8cle9t
9orO Baltimore q ioIl ber-
cbt mer0cn.
9cjiigld) Der bon %oiunciiier
S6erlod Spnnn 0endHten Gmpieb-
llmg aHf Dem Court Souic 4la55o
0dime 81 pilan3en bcriAteten &c.
itcrn StoOt.&nacnienr IS. Senorid,
Strobenbau, Snaenieur u. M}. Goof.
icD uno @lajor 5. ". S6irco, gor-
IBor ser lopograp6iiben Gcrmei-
s.Gommiiiion 9fnDor GreiioM
Dab ser @lau ausgefiibrt perOen
l5untc. IS iollte ieoot5 elm oiieuer
Ellb Dor Ger qorO Baltimore Siotue
uor6anoen iciu. 9io0or @reitou lit
ser 9lniidf DAB Oie 9orO Baltimore
Stdtue einen por5iiaIi6en FIos oui
0cm SiOic Center 6iiliA pom 9ot6.
bnus boben piirOe. ST miro olf bic
2lngcIe,cn9ecit ipdter 5uriidfom.
men.