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Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-02-06
A DREAM OF PEACE IN 1916

After the smoke of Waterloo rolled
back it revealed a continent given
over to desolation. Although Eng
land had suffered less than the other
nations involved in the long struggle,
she had by no means escaped I'M
scathed. For twenty years Great
Britain had supplied the financial
sinews of war for her allies, in addi-
ton te active participation in bat
ties on land and sea.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-02-06

'The last great war has been
fought, and the nations may now look
forward to uninterrupted peace"
This was the hope and the belief
proclaimed from many pulpits in
England 102 years ago, January 18,
1915, when Great Britain, by royal
proclamation, celebrated a general
Thanksgiving day, following the end
of the Napol@onic wars
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-02-06
DANGEROUS GLASSES

Officers and men in the United
States lighting forces who wear eye
glasses have been warned against the
use of rims or frames made of inf1am-
mable material, such as celluloid, as
it might prove disastrous in the pres
ence of fire or explosions.
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TRENCH & CAMP

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4 nay Lat.

The Chieftain is being printed q
day late this week for two reasons.
either one of which our readers will
deem sufficient. First Of all, we
wanted to secure q complete report
of Dairy Day for publication and.
secondly, we wanted to see some OF
the Dairy Day activities ourselves.
which would have been impossible
had w remained at the post Of
duty and published on time Next
week and thereafter we'll try to fol.
low the established schedule. >.
The Holly chieftain., 1918-03-15
Cow Club Entertained

A number of the members of the
Holly Cow Club drove over to Hart
man Monday evening, where they
were entertained by the Farmers
Club at that place in the fine new
community building. The local
dairymen had been invited over to
Hartman to tell of dairying in this
community and the part the Cow
Club is doing in the work. There
was a good attendance at the meet.
ing and following the program of
the evening the progressive and
hOspitable Hartman people escort
ed their guests to the spacious din
ing room where dainty lunch
had been prepared. A vote of
thanks was extended to the Holly
delegation and everything possible
was done to make the evening
agreeable and appropriate to the
occasion.
President Partridge headed the
Holly delegation and was selected
chairman of the meeting. AS q
preface to the program of the even
ing Mr.: Partridge. in his character
istic way, outlined the purposes OF
the meeting and the results which
would accrue to the valley with the
developments of the dairy industry.
He spoke reminiscently Of the situa-
tion as he found 1t to exist upon
upon his arrival five years ago, the
problems which had been met and
solved and the necessity for cooper
alton II the best results are to be
obtained. He assures his hearers
that the company, Of which he was
the representative, had in mind
Continued on last page)
The Holly chieftain., 1918-03-15
sashtssatA WsAAi.s Aasavssa.sy.

Thursday was the sightssnth
wedding anniversaxy Of NJ. and
Mrs. John Duncan. In hsosr q
the event Q number a iriands sur
prised them at thsir hsuA pte-
gressivs Whist was IN ennne q the
evening. Anong otAar rG1inisesn-
ces . book OF the wedd1ne -
brought out sontaining IN aesoont
of the wsading and The s1onaGuan
Of the guasts pssssnk Anang tlsan.
were: Nj. ana Nm lee MG1anetsy.
who were present. at ths paEty. n.
and sNrs. r. ID. Wilson and Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Mcpherson. 4 -
ture Of the bride md s1oem pgop
duced much merriment nd 10y
conjectures and an agsrseaf thst
Mr.. Duncan really hadn't changed
much except for . touch Of gray
at the temples and the added dig
nifty but by the passing years. Mrs.
Duncan of today was still as charm
ing as the dainty quaint bride OF
eighteen years ago.
AS token of the great esteem In
which their many friends hold
them Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan were
presented with Q dozen solid silver
bullion spoons Mr.. McNurtry made
the presentation speech. The party
broke up ut lat4 hour and the
departing guests showered congra-
tulati0ns and best wishes for many
happy returns of the day upon the
host and hostess.
Among these present were:
MIR. and Mrs. J6e McMurtry, Mr..
and Nrs. E. D. Shirley, Mr.. and Mrs.
J.. W. Wilkin, Mr.. and Mrs. W. 8.
Partridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lee,
TMr. snd Mrs. HI Wood. NJ. and
Mrs. 4 Appel ana Mrss Coxe,
Mr. md lGrs. ]. Il O., 1l1lnek. MI
and MrsJ. R J0Alnson. III. md Mn.
Frank Alleqt IMrN yanWW. N.
and Mrs John Gchlager, Mr.. and
Mrs, Maynard Lamb. lMr4 EDcia
Brady, Mr.. and Mrs w. F. McPher-
son, Mr.. g. w. Stevens, Janet Dun
can Mr.. Floyd Groninger aud Mr..
Mike Doyle "a @
The Holly chieftain., 1918-03-15
Peoples Party Ticket

The caucus of the Peoples Party
was held In the Office of ]. p. Lin
willie on Tuesday evening ~ per the
call issued last week. The follow
ing ticket was nominated:
For Mayor, G. w. Smeltzer;
For Trustees. j. g. Davis, ]. w.
Kirkhart, VIM. Hecketh0rn.
The Holly chieftain., 1918-03-15
Ly,.s. Hunb.r Psssps.sA

The John Howard Quintst. the
next number of the Lyesun C0urss.
which ms to have besn given the
evening Of the 18th Of March. he's
been postponed to April 9Th
Wsteh for later anpeunsement.
The Holly chieftain., 1918-03-15
PUREDAxD HoLsrErN
yUfALEs

& .
Cow, three years old or Over
First prize 1900 A. B. s. Co.
Center Farm.
second prize ss.0a. (order) Byars
& Coffin Wv Csnsi Model
Dairy. ~ ~
Cow. Tao yeas ard under three
First prize $1,000 cash. Ricee-,i
Wendt.
Second prize $500, lOrder) A. Al.
Mofich. Amity Canal Dairy Farm.
Senior yeafling Heifer one year and
under twO,
First prize $1,000, cash A. b. s.
Co. Center Farm
Second prize $500, tOrder) Jos.
Adamek. Model Dairy Farm.
Junior Yearling Heifer under one
year
First prize $1,000 cash Model
Dairy Farm.
Pursbred Holstsin Herd
Three Head-Bull, Cow and Heifer,-
First prize $500, cash. A. b. 8.
Co. Center Farm
Second prize $500. (Order) H-B
Garage. Model Dairy Farm.
Grade Holstein Herd
Five Head-Purebred bull, cow
three years old or over, Heifer, two
years, Heifer one year, and Heller
calf
First prize $1,000, cash Model
Dairy Farm.
Second prize $500. (Order) Holly
Hardware Co. Jens Jensen.
Third prize $500, tOrder) Holly
Hardware Co. BOetta Bros.
Grade Holstein Cow
Three years or OVER
First prize $1,000 cash. Model
Dairy Farm.
Second prize $500, tOrder)' L. M.
Appel Jno Nelson.
Third prize $500. tOrder) L. NJ.
Appel. Edgar Brown.
Two years and under three
First prize $1,000, cash. r. n.
Riley.
Second prize $500, (Order) j. E.
Saunders & Son. Geo. d. Shell
Third prize $1,000, tOrder) J. f.
Saunders & Son. .Tens Jensen.
Senior yearling-One year and un-
der two,-
First prize $1,000. cash. Model
Dairy Farm.
Second prize $500, tOrder) Holly
Dry Goods Co. Geo. Shell.
Third prize $500, tOrder) Holly
Dry Goods Co. B0ettO Bros.
Junior yearling-Under one
First prize$1O.OO. cash. Boetto
Bros.
Second prize $500, tOrder) L. r.
McMurtry. Model Dairy Farm.
The Holly chieftain., 1918-03-15
HORSE sEc71on

ACnH VI DTuA 11OT10oy- @
First prize $500, Cash Holly
Broom Corn Co. N. D. Hill.
Second prize $500, tcaah) w. H.
Shively. c. Terronus.
Team of Mules
First prize $500. (cash) Jones &
Lee. J. C. Howell.
Second prize $500, *tOrder) VIM
Kaplicky. A. v. s. b. & 1. L. Co.
Best two year old mule,
First prize $500, (Order) Bargain
store. J. C. Howell.
Second prize $500, tOrder) Doc
Stockton. A. B. s. Center Farm
Best Saddle Horse
First prize $500, tOrder) Holly
",sfe. S. Stanley.
Second prize $500. (Order) C. A..
Pinkham. Glen Leonard.
Best StalliOn-three years old or
over
First prize Five sacks alfalfa meal
Warwick Alfalfa Milling Co. w.
HI. Shively.
Second prize $500, tOrder) J. M.
Martin. w. H. Shively.
Rest Stallion under three years old.
First prize Five sacks alfalfa meal.
Standard Alfalfa Milling Co.. w.
H., Shively.
Second prize $500, tOrder) Holly
Chfeftain. w ". WrlgnI.
Best Brood Mare
First prize 100 lbs Seed Beans
Holly Isbell Bean Elevator Co.
A. B. s. Center Farm.
Second prize $500, CASH J. w.
Kirkhart. H. P. Wright.
Best Mule Colt
First prize $500. cash. Boetto
Bros.
Second prize $l.5O, (Order) Elec-
trio Shoe Shop. j. C. Howell
Grand Champion Bull
Amity Model Dairy Farm.
Grand Champion Female
A. B. s. Co. Center Farm.
The Holly chieftain., 1918-03-15
NOTES Of the
MOLLY SCHOOLS

0sias 0aaplss g 0esA Sss Planting
- Sshssl Laboratory - havs
Il TsstsA.
Much Of the sucdeas Of q crop de
pends upon the kind of seed plant
Cd. Variety does not account for
much but eerminating power does
These tests are to be made by the
latest methods and according to in
structions from tho Agricultural Exi
pertinent station and 70 good re-
suits are almost certain. It IL well
worth the trouble Of leaving sam
PIES when by doing SO you are in
suring . good crop TO . very great
extent Besides It may mean that
you will not have to replant some
Of your ground because the seed
was bad. And above al. the pro
duction Of food must De ~ effi-
cient as possible for patriotic reas-
ons. Plenty of moisture in the
spring. we'll prepared soil and
tested seed are the best crop in
sursnceA 80 leave 9 sample.
3fask
In practicing we are making some
very good records and also we are
making some which do not warrant
taking It easy. But we're In for it
In good style and have good bit
Of time to work out. Lamar. Wiley
and some Of tho other towns have
some old "stars" but we do not
Their old stars are about as good
at the beginning of the season and
our unframed men are not. So
with fair records at the beginning
OF long season for an unframed
team we feel much safer than
though we had . group Of prac-
ticed men who have fairly good
record. This is just. the case this
year and we are coming out strong
for we are coming upato the winn-
Ing point on several events after
only ; ~ SAys of rEAesice
Aass, !. u. 81 s. u II 4ss--ss
II b agAin the time for HsIly -
takesshes - IT, CAasaB Bfona hip On
Deba1A East yen W. lost on .
divided note but we have better
experience behind usfnow 80 there
h little hOpel for Wiley and 1yra-
cuse II ne dig into preparation as
we should. The work b now be
ginning with Mr.. Cochran ~ coach.
He has planned system Of prelim-
mary debates here at home which
will put our train in good contli-
tion. There is . new feature In
this debate to what there was last
year or years before. Each town is
to have two teams of two men eacll.
This makes debate in each town
on the same night. The affirmative
team win stay ut home while the
negative goes to another town and
so on.
Grade News.
The girls of the Department are
organizing . Girls Scout Club"
with Miss Ramsey as their captain.
their captain.
Two new students entered the
7th. grade Monday morning William
Hayes and Ruth Miller.
Leonard Owings and Mary Ressi-
guie are again in school after hav-
ing the measles.
1t was u nusual not to see jack
Wilkin in school Monday morning.
Reports are that he has thA measles.
We are all enjoying the exhibit
in Mr.. Moric's window and won
der how they all can be used.
Miss Haskell came back to school
Monday morning after having the
measles. Mrs Kendall taught in
her place.
The Boy Scouts are spading UP
the front yard of the Grade Build
ing for the purpose Of planting
q lawn.
--C-
4 Day Lats
The Holly chieftain., 1918-03-15

ers:
DAIRY OAx4kE SECTION
PuEs Drsd l1Slstsin Bulls
Two years and over
First prize 41SO, cash. Amity
Canal Model Dairy.
Second prize $500, (Order) Eng
lish Lumber Co. w. C. Hanks &
Son.
Under Two and over One-
First prize $laOA cash Richerd
Wendt.
Second prize $500 tOrder) Cretch-
er Lumber Go. A. B. s. Co. Cen
ter Farm. -4
Third prize $30O. tOrder) Cretch-
sr Lumber Co. Geo. Shell.
Under One Year,
First prize $l50a cash Model
Dairy Farm.
Second prize $5.0D. tOrder) McCue
Mere. Co. Model Dairy Farm.
The Holly chieftain., 1918-03-15
DAIRY DAY
SETS NEW MARK

Third prize $500. tOrder) J. L.
Robinson. Boetto Bros.
Group
Animal of either sex, get of One
Sire
First prize $1,000. cash. Boetto
Bros.
Second prize $500. ORDER Holly
Pharmacy. Model Dairy.
The Holly chieftain., 1918-03-15


ChampioA-Yursbfsd
Senior Champion Bull-twO years
old or over
First prize $1,000. cash. Amity
Canal Dairy Farm.
Junior Champion BulLUnder two
years.
First prize $1,000, cash. Amity
Canal Dairy Farm.
Senior Champion cow-Two years
old or over
First prize 5000 cash. A. v. 8.
B Center Farm.
Junior Champion cOw-Under two
years DID,
First prize $1,000, cash. A. v. g.
b. Center Farm.
To the exhibitor entering three
head or more of Dairy animals in
the best condition, which does not
require trimming or shearing the
animals this cup shall be awarded
and his name or farm title engrav.
ed on the cup. The cup shah be
held by person winning 1t until
two weeks before the next show,
when 1t must be delivered to the
Secretary of the show to be compet-
ed for again. An exhibitor may
secure absolute title to the cup by
winning it three times.
Prize Silver Loving Cup. A. b. 8.
Center Farm.
Holly Cow Club Judging Contest,
Prize, Mr.. Partridge President
of the Club dOnated hnnd-
some Library. Clock n ~ win1lsr
Purebred Bulls over two aad under
three,
First prize Model Dairy Farm.
Second prize. HI. E. McComas.
The Holly chieftain., 1918-03-15
Baptist Services.

Preaching servtee, I1:00 a. my:
Evening service 1880 p. M;
Prayer meeting included.
A cordial welcome to all.
Rev. ]. d. Bristor, Pastor
The Holly chieftain., 1918-03-15

future develOpmene OF the country.
Those who had the event in hand
are to be conerathlated and com
:nellded: tha.se WHO donated so II
l,erally OF their means and tl..'r
time n make the 6vens possible a-e
deserving ti our compliments ard
,ratitude: thoss hho insured it,
success by their neral support ard
their presence nrs likcy'se dese.v-
ing Of our appreciation.
Next year Holly win 60 forward
an advanced stsp and make Dairy
Day an even grexter event, an event
of more than statewide Importance.
The following were the prize winn-
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Ser beutiee amtlide 8eribt sibt Die
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Berlin (iiber 2pnbpn), I. Slllt.
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