davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Yesterdays Fires.

A. VI,
s:Se-5 W $40 ST. Joseph Ka., Sc,
4;S"-2So u. Slst st; Minnie
Parker .............. T-te.r.
f;Z5-l061 5th ay.; au:omobi,e ''''s
Charles Jackson .. tsot
1:6o-I9 W. 1891 st: autonobjla ''.'
Reid Ice Cream Co... Su-,.
s;lo-2s Cortlandt ST.; Crystal pal
=. ace Cafe and Restaurant C1..srr,.
l2:25-l4Sth ct. and conven. a..
trolley. carr Third Av. ~
-. ~ ................ = ~
f''-lSS w: S'th St: Lydia a.
,on SussIeE ......... ........ T-int-.
ti59-SUl w, l21th T-.eirg
o'lo--yIth st. and 9Th az, vacant
go - .H....s........... NJ
e;4o-Bronx Park, near isotn s.
The Bronx: brush ....... va,
e:lo-25sth st. and Rive.da,s a..
The Bronx; brush. M.
e''o-Il2s Madison av.: Ann =.
e:Se-Grand and Greene sta. auto.
80. inoblle: Vacuum OIL Co. . sn-,.
IVo u lA"th 81 .'.......- Trial.
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The Millinery Chamber OF Commerce
OF the United States will hold its annual
meeting here January IA. Matters which
are to be brought before the convention
have been requested by the secretary to
be placed In Ills hands In writing not
later than December 8.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
ManhaiIan

ssTH ST: iso E-w P Yoanss a Bro, .ss
Anna Cambria et al, OCT -:
lSlt 10 =
SAD ST SO w-Herman Il BirnSaun agt
Estelle L Davis et al. Oct so. 1918. .ft55
BRONX
ST AIMS AV. 725-Erich = Haake sEt
Gustav Eckert e. al. August :, lslstIs.5O
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SELLS sCARsDALE PLACE.

The summer residence Of Mrs. Eliza
beth Sohmer at Scarsdale, known as the
Grange and comprising about six acres,
has been sold by Griffin. Prince & Ripley
10 Louis Lichtenheim.
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LIVE TOPICS OF THE COMMERCIAL WORLD

November IS. ieis.........., 1
Ornstein, Osias-T. Koehler, Au-
gust 10. 1915. .................
Woodbury., Ethel. and Fidelity a.
Casualty Co. OF y. T.--Peopls.
Ac.. october :, lsls.........
Jordan. James, and Richard Nc.
riarty-W. Schlcslnger ct a..
April 20, 1919 tcancelledI
Sllverman, Jacob-A Rusch r..
al, August %. 1915 tcancelIsdD
Bloodgood. William ID. q Coz
;. Cofhn. November 10. 1918
Larsen, Tofkel-Clty OF y. =
December IL, 1915 (yacatedl.
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CITY TO ALTER HOSPITAL.

RASDALES ISLAND-Opposite i24th e.,
10 2 sty retormatory and hospital. city,
owner. s. A. TaGgart, $50 Bushwick av.
ArCnltect' COST .'-... .'.'.'. ..tlZ,OOO
2rH ST, Al w, to an sty hotel Go
II Litchheld. ~ Wall Ct. owner: r
WaEhburn. lol Park av. architect;
81 IL
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhatt tan.

GREENWICH ST, l3-Beniam!n Rosen-
garten agt Julia Doyle. owner: John
Regen, contractor ..................f2 s3
sTTH ST, 6S E-Beniamin RosenEarten
agt Regena p Saportas, owner; walter
The sun., 1918-11-26
PHYSICIAN BUYS IN CoUSrRY\

H. NJ Olcott has sold for the widow
Of DR.. O'Brian her tapestry brick home
at Harmon on the Hudson to Dr. Sh!rley
W. Wynne OF Manhattan
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BUYS EDGEMERE HoMEsITp.

The Lewis H. May Company has sold
for the S, g. u. Realty Company plot
on the west side OF Beach Thirty-second
street. Edgemere. l.. l., to Philip LAber-
man. who will improve It with a homo
Cor his own occupancy.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
win name and address OF lender 8
Attornsy.l
Manhattan.

I'D Ay., i54a. cor soth Of, st5 E.
Fredk J Feuerbsch to Charlotte Doeiger;
$50 W 72d ct. Feb 5. 1905; atty, Jno .
Hoenninger 5 Beekman st. ...... $50 600
STU AV. Tsl-Peter Doeiger 10 Charlotte
DoeIger. $50 W 72d st, March 10. 1905;
atty. N Title Mort Co. 1875 Bway.
1.TH ST. n .. S2ss " Let av. toxioS: s.
Louis Milgrim and ano 10 Rachel ny
man, extrr, ct al. ct ux. all. at Jarvis
lana, Far Rockaway. Of q. April 20.
1914 Recommendations. 1000
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Minneapolis Grain Market.

MINNEAPoLIs, Nov. 25.-Barley. sOG
csc. Rye No. 2. Sl.63A 6t.64L. Bran,
S27.7S Flax, $685. @3.655.
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Pennsylvania Crude OH Market,

OIL CITY. Pa. Nov 25.-Credit bal
ances 81. Runs. Iis.702 barrels: aver
age. 1881. Shipments, 6b.oAti average.
b1sStA H.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
>>s-->-~>7-'7- ---'|7---7--' ---7--->--------
NOTICE OE PUBLIC SALE


NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE.
Public notice IS hereby given tha' S..
undersigned Will offer for sale ar pt.
auction to the highest and b.s, ..'
therefor on saturday, December -. ..-'
az two o'clock =. NJ. at It's ot1,e 'N-r'
Warrington and sixth streets. Manic.
Wisconsin, the following prors-t.. ta-H.
Its naltinS plant, equipment ----.''
machinery and other real estate.
The properties to be SOLD Co~s.=. 10
mailing plant, grain storage ans y'h..
buildings. with machinery and eQg,l..-
situated on Lot :, Block ?33, Lee
3, s, and In Block 236. all cf 90
277. 27s. $50 and 2l and Lots :. e.. 90.
and IL In Block 274; also the s,rA=,s
thoroughfares between or Ebutting or sz'
blocks. which have been vacated to l' -.
the City OF Mantowoc, inclusive C .4.
road tracks and property R1tacen' g s-.1
premises. such as rat!.oai cars .o-
employed on said premises, in the C.ty e.
ManitoHoc; also grain elevator, warea5l"
the right OF way OF the Chicago e. SCv'-
Western Railway. also grain elevator r-'..
critics On the right OF way Of the Oh ag
" North Western Railway at W!c'.s ma
Kasota Minnesota, and real estate t1e-.
TERMS OF SALE.
I. The sad property Will 90 corvavr,
the purchaser or purchaser Icy good 80
suric'ent instrument Of trauste- s-d
Veyance, and the real estate ST." 30
veyed By good and sufficient wa---
deed.
3 Ths said property will be oTe-si '.-
SAFE IN one parcel and Will be ftr.'r
and sold as an entirety n the L'Er.''
bidder therefor. No bid will be
from anyone Offering 20 ola upon pa
property unless al the time OF TrlF'-r
bid therefor said bidder shaji hav. ...
posted with the agent OF the u13--s -.
conduct!ng said sale, ono Thousand O
ti.0oo.ool in cash. or certiAa5 Dr..,
for that amount. payable to the ur..
signed. The deposit received f-on'
unsuccessful bidder VIII be immed.atH'y
turned to such unsuccessful aitd"-
the amount depositei BY Il suCCcssfu.
der will be applied on Eccount OF 'No G..-
chase price Upon the acceptance Of .r'
bid OF any bidder such bidder will be-
du!red to deposit with the agent Or 'Hs
undersigned conducting said sale.
forty per cent N0ro) net cash Of ea
purchase price. and within thirty
DAYS thereafter the remainder = -s
purchase price IN the event that a-N
ceEstul bidder makes default or docs
complete payment OF the purchase o.. 20 re-
above specified. the original deposit ~
ihousand dollars (SI 900 OO) pad BE- .r
on account thereof Nay he retai~rt
the undersigned and for uquldarrt tt-
Sges, and shnil be forfeited by such hI..'
g. Complete descriptions - the
ana Of the properties to he SOFT ar
vNntories thereof and leases MAJ .s rr
RmnAd at the once OF The W',liaU1 .-.'
Sons Company. M8nitowoc. Visions
full Information with respect 10 So. -.
and properties may be obtained trur. r..
Rahr Sons Company Manitowor ns
consn. from whom permission 20 'aN-.
said premises NAV he obtained.
Dated Msn'towoc. Wisconsin.
November % 1918
THE WILLIAM RAHR sons CoNIA,
By MANTM'LIAN RAHR. President
FRANK +. REED. Attorney,
Peoples Gas RldS. Chicago. Illinois
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RESULT AT AUCTION.


BY Joseph 2. Day.
74Tu ST. Sl9 W. 25.sX7l9X25. ex72s, 4
sty dWlg-E. NJ. Stiger VS. Frank Brad
ley ct al; due, E+s.33h7O; to tho plain
tn for $4,000
The sun., 1918-11-26

{ East of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th Btreets)

east OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
stich to Katie keyey. ssI w 1851 i st. mtg mtg
go. ooo. all liens Nov 20: atty. Jerome 4
s, K9hn sr "a % awf z, isx,oo ii.wm 500
Kurz to Hy. Lau:z, Cooley pl,. Mount YER
K Rga r,sD "G 40 ,s,,S Sov d atty.i
to Mamie, hi. wife. 1927 Madison sy,
,osp 81 - E. sG soii-same to same s4:1
LE EFF JIG AZ Nv isis if7ss5 ;ior.os.
Hoy !. isls-Joha II Rog&n, ref. to y
lo5TH ST, n 3. i25 i5tih av. 'a5Iico IL
lsoth st, Nov 10; atty. Power Donnel-
Ian. 40 Nassau st....................N
West Side.
west OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
9TH ST, 2l6-2ts ". 75xsS.S-Ida l. KEEL
Ter tKrom) 20 Wilbur c Goodale. Sl1 w
nan IT. all Hens. atty. Thos Keosh.
SAME PRoPERTY.wiilibur c G;oodaio 70
Alice l. Wright. mtg $4,000. Nov ~
uTH III ST. rs t.s W. 2,1loc5.Flir.aiki t HSo
fener TO Ella Freund. 42s W 4lth st,
Nov %; atty, Louis w Osterweis, 200 5th
ssTTTH sT', lis W. 25xloO6.jjame: Halsn
Hyde to Three states Realty Co, IIs
Bway. and .. Aug 20, 1918: atty. Law
charls. FPed.rick Holman 10 JACOB %
Strauss, 81 Ssth ct. b and .. G.
Nov 20: atty. Title Guar q Co. .i5s
72D ST. g. s7b " columbus av. 2i5xlo2''ssWVV
Douglas Green to Edw c Ely. mtg
atty, n G Palllser. / liberty st.......Si
lsT ST, n 3. 2lS.6 Amsterdam ay. lex
rs; attys, seter 4 s, rao Nassau s,uV 81 N 81
ssTH ST 81 ". oo3-Ernest Green
coiUMnUs Ky, ss, i25 a iiOa,h st. - aSS
atty, A II Schwartz, 100 Fulton 1t 81
SAME PRoPERTY-,ROse seligmann to
part. b and $. a {. all liens. Aug /;
@ily' same '''''''''''''..'' ......N
Uptown.
tManhattan Island. north OF 10Th streeL)
ll4TH ST. 2Il = 25xloo ,--vincenzo
GsdeTG 70 Sod Jas F p,G 3Ls I4s W li7th s.,
l2isF sr, s81-5aa T.. 5oxiCo. ii.Raifnraeis
Nicolini 20 Ksnaeie deli Aqpila, 8l6 7th
IS, 1917; atty. c Caggiano. IS Franklin
WADSWoRTH AV, al. n &c 116th 1t,
24llxtOO iforeClos, oct I, 1eiS)--Hirau
Forbes, ref, TO Mary. and Arthur s
Gaynor. &c Marble Hin sv, exrs, Nov ~;
ATTY. II Ho!bert, l0ll Sd av....Sll, 600
DFOnH.
Borough OF The BRONX
LOTS 81 and 80, pei 20. map VIM II Ogden
kane Constn co to County Bldg C6rpn,
$40 r lI0th st, Nov %: ATTY. ID Mic
donald. ~ Union Sq....,........,.SIC 500
LOT IFS. map Seton Homestead--Jac b o
Petersen to Pedar Petersen 1890 Ed
Jacob o Petersen, 247I Morris sV,
LYON Az. as1o. 3 . .. F26xIOo-0ustavs
ksSslsr to chAs HAyoFkA. no1 q S9tk
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MORTGAGEa.
(with name and address Of lender and
attorney)
Eaat aidaL

(with name and address Of lender and
Attorney
East Side.
(East Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streetA)
i0iST ST. tSS-tS1 e, leasehoid, Nov al
Abr Goldsmith to Spotless Garage and
Automobile supply Co. i2S-ta7 lo1st
81, installs. SO: atty. Samuel Cherkos,
West side.
twest OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10Th streets.)
3tTH ST. ait W, 25xss.0, Nov 20-AuGuste
c Leimer to Leopodine Kilegi, 2ls2
University av, Bronx. 3 yrs, go; httys
II & G f Hoydt. Rector st. 81. $50
5sTH ST, sl6 W. 25xl00.5. p m. Aug 20
Three states Realty Co 20 James Hazen
Hyde. at Islip, l. ], duo April 30, 1921.
6oe attys. Alexander g. Green. 100
bmAy ''.''''''... ....'..''''.'s sV'3Vv
Uptown
tManhattan Island, north OF 10th street.)
7TH Av. a15s-215S, scx7s. Nov ib--Mary
Costigan to Land Estates, 1873 Bway, I
yr. SO, prior mtg 3s,25O; atty, New
York~rltle II Co, l35 Bway... 1000
lieD ST. 81 W. iTxss.li. p m, Nov H.
Della and John OReily to watson
Eredenburgh. Woodmere, l. l. et al,
due Nov -, 1921. $50; atty, Title Guar
n Co, lI6 Bwav. $4,000
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(South of Fourteenth street.)
BROADWAY, SOL; Broadway. 4ss; also
parcel adj same. both parcels extend to
Mercer ST. as recorded. Jan 81, 1907: Tth
av 87th 1T. as per deed recorded
Oct 20. 1917; also property on Bergen ST.
Bkyn and Poiopel Island. In Hudson
River, Dutchess county, Y. with lands
under water. &c-Francis BannermAn
o. Polopel Island. to Francis Zimmerman
Sons: sol B~ay. ana 9. g, all
PRINCE ST, a, :5..5x6s.s1::6.srs4iN
M!chelina LorelA et al to Giuseppina
1orio, - Prince st. {, all liens. Sept :
PRINCE ST, t9-5l. n g. 20 W Mulberry st,
boKsON+4.sXsO-SRrs 20 same. a :, ali
lienE. Sept I; atty, same.
LEWIS ST, $40, So.SIlO0--Leua HoIober 20
Esther Holober. Bank s., all liens. Sept
8; address, Hoiober Bros, Ilth av and
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Satisfied Judgments.

The first name Is that OF the debt
the second that OF the creditor and d
when judgment was aled:
Amorookian. Hampar Co. - p.
Grassuek ....,....,...a.:.;.... H.is,
81 Nbt
Edelman. muel-Wllson q Co.
october 81, l9l7........... isf
MRrquard. Isabella M-Iord &
Taylor. Decenl Der ., lsl6 ia
stahl. AaH'-Royal Textile Co,
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|HES9 BUSINESS Property
LOST. FOUND Ann REWARDS

LOST-On Long Island train, S:lS, Nov,
~. TO CedArhurst, lady's leather toilet box
eonta,ning pieces Of jewelry, automohile
license, Reward II returned 10 81 p.
AAAIIN. ~ nAaAaAss pace
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PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT
hv and between JOHN WNNNN N
NFw YORW. and the METWOrr
CIRCLE. INC, will sell on the 9TH
NJ December. 1918. az 1880 o'cloHk .u
forenoon In tho Plaro peDartnsUt NJ o.
Wsnamaker New York. 164 RroadwsE
the Citv County and StatN OF Now
orc Mahogany Player Plano and B'rrl
provided bv SeCt'ons IS aud IS OF -l.o
sOnal Property Law.
DANIEL EENWALp AGcunu
The sun., 1918-11-26
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

TRANSFERS,
with name and address OF owner and
Attorney
DoWntown
The sun., 1918-11-26

o..,.. ,,74sa. The three iarE ct ere
To- 4 a. 81 Yeiiin, 40 West T~sn-
ty.first street, sI.fss25: l. L. Gold man nan;
ii4o broadway, N.5s2.75, and ION,
claim OF sl3,lz5 due the Cpn,nanS
ard New York Telephone Company. J.:
Carl Becher. 900 Broadway, Is attorney
for bankrupt.
The sun., 1918-11-26
Judgments
MANHATTAN.

following judgments were fled yes
November rs; the frst name oelns
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-01-24

4 B. y. ID
II HENS
ND HAPPENINGS
/, xwgx y;ExsEERs ny RD0UI4AR
ConAD1R0HDTNT6
----.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-01-24
-


xHE DILLON
B1y Thrift Stamps
3 We have had two issues OF Liberty
1eoAs raising shout I'VE billion dol
1efs ~ the two issues. I am proud
20 saU that Dillon county subscribed
her share to the second bond issue.
I hays been xsked to assist In SELL
Ing Thrift Stamps ana War Saving
stamps in Dillon county. Mr.. va1.-
deriiD resigned the presidency OF the
biggest bank I'm America to help sell
-
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-01-24
ID j.
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HERALD. oARoI1sA THURSDAY MORNING .AsuA
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-01-24

VOL. %. NO
DILLON FOLKS FEE
FIRST TOUCH 0
ALL LINES BUSINESS
CALLY SUSPENDED NC
Stores Selling Dry Goods q
ware Exclusively were {
all Day
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-01-24

! 1lIl>
~, "a, 1913
Delinquent Registrants
Following is a list of persons who
have failed to return their question
naires and whose names have been
over to Sheriff Lane. as pro-
vided in the Selective Service Act:
Bert Holden. colored. Mallory.
Morris Davis, colored. Lanes.
Chalmers Smith. colored. Mallory.
Robt. Peterson. colored, Sumter.
James Mills. colored. Dillon.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-01-24

:. CONTEST CLOSES
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-09-13
Special Notice.

Revival services will begin at the
Methodist church on the 4th Sunday
in September. The pastor will be as
sisted by Rev. P. D. I. Roberts, the
popular pastor Of the Methodist
church at Lexington Tennessee. Rev.
Roberts has been for several years a
successful evangelistic worker among
the young people.
Our purpose is the advancement of
the Kingdom Of Jesus Christ by the
'edi6cation of all believers and the
salvation Of all sinners in the com
munity, All the christian people are
cordially invited to attend and help
in all possible ways to advance the
cause Of Christianity and thereby es-
tahlish civic righteousness in the
town Of Selmsr and of McNairy coun-
ty. Let every one pull or push, or
scotch, in fact do anything except
pull back. Let all pray and work for
a gracious revival.
r. W. NEwsoM.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-09-13
A Son of a Gun.

John l.. Moon contributes the fol-
lowing Illuminating bit Of by-play to
the Columbus Ledger:
"Under the existing conditions in
general, think the one heard on the
train a few days ago is worth while
repeating.
In a hand to hand combat Some
where in France an American soldier
and q son of a gun Of a Hun we're mix
ing things so muchly so it was not
comfortable for either, this Hun had
a dirk and he was trying 70 get to it
aud finally did but as he was in the
act Of landing the fatal blow the
American made a desperate effort
broke away, drew his pistol and the
Hun hollered 'Kamerad, don't shoot,
| have a wife and five children The
Yankee says you are damlyre yor
have q widow and FIVE orphans Bang
bang, bang, bang, bang. Then the
cur tain went down. -Ex.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-09-13
Farmers Institute

The annual West Tennessee Farm
ers' Institute was held at the jackson
Experiment Station. The rain or
something else resulted in about fifty
being present. DR.. MeRea, Of Union
City, presided in his usual dignified
style. The program, as made out by
the Agricultural College at Knoxville,
was carried out by the young lectur-
ers, was rather academic, and from
the interest shown by the listeners,
rather prose.
We did not stay over Thursday, as
on former occasions. only a few stay
longer than two days. Like the old
time religion, enthusiasm goes when
the.higher critic takes charge. 1t
used to be 10 the hands Of the farm
ers now it is in the hands of the
Agricultural Department of the State
and all interest is lost in Farmers
Bulletin speeches on the a b c of
farming and stockraising.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-09-13
TO The People OF Tennessee.

A careful investigation by this Of
Gcs reveals the fact that one Of the
reasons for the scarcity Of gasoline
in Tennessee is that people to whom
gasoline Is shippel in iron barrels are
not taking prompt steps to return
the barrels, which the present war
situation renders necessary.
Therefore, ! strongly urge my pee
pie to Immediately empty the iron bar
rels and return them promptly to
their owners. BY doing this you will
greatly improve the gasoline sitna-
ton. and will be helping the move
ment Of badly needed gasoline to our
troops in Europe.
Get busy. start the barrels rolling.
Very truly yours,
". =. MYER.
us. Flel Administrator for Tenn.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-09-13
School Notes

Up to the present date over 100
pupils have been enrolled and we hope
to have over 200 in short time.
On Friday Sept. l3, at 4 o'clock D.
m all of the patrons and especially
the ladies of the Selmer High School
are cordially invited to meet at The
College Hall to organize a Parent
Teachers Association.
We have one Of the best musical
Departments in the County.
The Domestic Science Department
has opened with new and up-to-date
equipment.
Two Literary Societies are to be
organized next Monday afternoon.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-09-13
Come to the Independent Office for
any kind of legal blanks.
No Farm FurIoughs Granted.

Here is a list of applications for
farm furloughs which have been rec
commended by the Local Board at Sell
mer for allowance. bnt which has
just been returned to the Board dis
allowed. The reasons for disapprov-
ing application is given in almost ev-
cry case as: Under orders for over
seas service. or would interfere with
training The list follows and is OIL :
ly those to whom no letter has been
sent by the Board notifying them of
the disapproval Of the application:
Frank D. Tedford, Tonic and Fred
Sanders, R. D. Russum, H. O'Neal,
j. O. 0zment. E. Mahan, E. Mcdaniel,
| A. L. Mitchell. G. A. Mullens, K. Kir-
by, H. Hawkins, J. R, Ray, ]. 7. Dill
Ion, A. Conner, A. L. Conner, L. Cole
man, ]. M. Crabtree, Il. L. Clayton,
G. Barnes. R. L. Blackshear. ]. M.
Archer, ". Springer, W. F. Milford,
R G. Wilson. o. PUNK, D. Rhodes, H,
Wires, R. M. Williams.
All applications which have beer
returned to the Local Board have
been disapproved; not one allowed
that we have heard sof. This is fol-
the information Of the people making
application LOCAL BOARD, Selmer.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-09-13
Nit. Vernon.

Jim Hamm. who has been sick with
typhoid fever for five weeks, is now
on the road to recovery,
Newt Hill visited his sister, Mrs.
Dee Smith. who has light form Of
smallpox. at Wensoga.
]. H. Hamm. one Of our progress
live farmers and stockmen. has been
sick for the past two weeks, but is
now able to BE- up.
f. n. Houston spoke last Wednes-
day night at Mt. Vernon in the in
terest Of the Red Cross. He made
good speech, and over fifty members
we're secured in neighborhood. J.
H. Hamm, ]. I. Williams aud W. T.
McMahan were appointed as a com
mittee to secure members.
Rev. Loyett will preach at Mt.
Vernon on the 4th Sunday. Every
body invited.
w. P. MeMahan. Andrew league
and a few neighbors returned last
week from hunting trip to Hatchie
bottoms. The crowd killed 129 squir-
rels.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. S. Abernatby and
little daughter Rachel, and Mrs Rach-
Ell Alternately Of Selmer, spent Sunday
in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Newt
Hill.
The corn crop in the bill section Of
this neighborhood is fairly good,
while in Muddy and Cypress bottoms
corn is fine. The cotton crop is very
light, but we will have enough hog
and hominy to tide us over another
year.
J. I. Williams is superintendent Of
our Sunday school, and we would like
to have our Sunday school grow in
sizs and interest.
Reporter.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-09-13
Married.

Mr.. Albert Milstead and Mrs. En-
ma Brooks were recently married at
Corinth. Mr.. Milstead is rural car
rier at Pocahontas and is brother
Of ]. G. and Frank Milstead, prominent
business men Of the west section Of
this county. Mrs. Milstead is most
estimable woman, and is the oldest
daughter of Esq. and Mrs. W. H.
Stone Of Selmar. We extend our
congratulations and best wishes.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-09-13
GROW WHEAT THIS YEAR
IF NEVER BEFORE

Do your part in the general state
plan for an increase of twenty per,
cent wheat acreage. Even IL wheat is
not satisfactory crop for export in
your community. grow at least enough
for your family and your tenants 1t
is your duty. II you live in a wheat
growing community where it is sat
isfactory crop sow as many acres as
you can care for, and grow as much
to the acre as possible.
Give wheat favored place in the
rotation by sowing 1t on early plowed
sod lands. bean and pea stubble lands.
Prepare the land as early as possible.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-09-13
For Rent.

Farm with four sets Of houses, rs
acres in pastures, more than one hun
dred acres in cultivation located one
fourth Of a mile from Ghewala, Te,-
nessee. Will rent for $500 90, pay
able when crop is gathered in 1919
For particulars write 7. E. Smith,
at Tuscumbia, Alabama.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-09-13
DETENTION CAMP,
Camp Merritt New Jersey.
September 5, 1918

September 5, 1918
AS | have nothing to do to-day !
thought | would write to the home
pAper.
have been ii the datentior camp
now two weeks. almost as long as |
have been in New jersey. Haven't
been out to sec much OF the city, but
can stand around the barracks and
see the people pass by and think Of
the number of hearts this war has
caused TO ache. Also see the fathers
AMI mothers, brothers and sisters 60
lag to see their boys and friends in
camp. 1t brings pain to my heart to
think | ara so far away that none Of
my friends can visit me, bnt | will
serve my country the very best can
and do my best to be man, and save
our land.
have only one boy with me that
left my home town AS / did which was
The 26th of June, Private ], D. Moore.
We havs been together ever since we
left our county board. We were
sorry we couldn't stay with our COM
plny and the home boys, but we will
do the best we can. We have been
called to duty and we will try to do
it, and when we receive our training
across the great ocean, which is be-
fore us and take our stand for old
glory, and marching through No
Mars Land, and raise the stars and
stripes for ages long will have our
duties done and return to loved ones
who are watching for cur return. So
love to all.
JOHN PALMER RHODES.