The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1918-08-09
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Used car for sale-Dodge- Miss Sal
lie Bond.
Ten good milk cows for sale at right
price. D. B. Mann. "a
Take Notice.-Hunting on our
farms is positively forbidden. ]. R.
Maroon, j. 7. Jacocks. SS
New Pair money-weight computing
scales for sale. See R. E. White
hurst. 80
For Sale-One No. 5 Underwood
typewriter, in good condition. Apply
to Sell Herring at Bain-Weddington
Company.
High school pupils wanting board
and room please communicate on or
before August Is, with Mrs. Marie
Williams, on Key Corner Street.
Watermelons are being brought to
Brownsville in large numbers now.
The crop is unusually fine this year
and melons are bringing a good price.
For Sale:-New Herds Grass hay;
baled and in fine shape. Also some
good corn in the ear. Apply to Balm
Wellington Company.
The cog wheels on the Chattanooga
Cane Mills are separate from the
shaft. None others are made this
way. Walter Forrest Hardware Com
pany. u
Members of the family desiring to
makea arrangements for transporta-
ton to the Carlton-Livingston family
reunion next Tuesday, see John w.
Moses.
On Thursday, August Is, at 5 p. M,
the Woman's Committee of the Coun-
ell of National Defense will meet at
the home of Mrs. L. M. Short. A full
attendance is urged.
Lost-Monday, July 20, on the high
way between Haralson's mill and NO,
1 road, one Texas Saddle with steel
fork. double girth and tie straps. Re-
turn to States Graphic office and re-
ceive liberal reward. r. G. Evans.
Haywood county is again suffering
for rain. 1t is especially needed IN
gardens and for the late corn crop
Cotton is in splendid condition with the
exception of good deal of rust from
various sections of the county.
The meeting at Joyner's Camp
Ground is in progress this week. This
meeting has been held annually for
more than thirty years. Good crowds
are always in attendance and many
families OF the surrounding neighbor-
hood camp there each season.
During the past week Wiley Powell
and Charlie B. Jacocks brought to
this office splendid samples of sweet
potatoes. They were well formed and
unusually large for so early in the sea-
son. Judging from these samples
there will be splendid potato crop In
Haywood county this season.
A protracted meeting has been in pre-
gress at the Woodland Baptist church
this week. A splendid daily attend
ance is reported and much interest i
being manifested. Woodland is one
of the finest communities in Haywood
county and the people out there al
ways show deep interst in both schoo
and church affairs.
On last Saturday the woman's
committee of the council Of national
defense met in the circuit court room
Mrs. Jonas Sternberger resigned as
Chairman and Mrs. l.. M. Short was
elected to fill the place. One Of the
most important calls at the present
is for student nurses. Mrs. Joe Dick
inson was appointed chairman OF the
student nurses reserve.
Claude McCleish gets credit for the
first open boil this season. 1t was
brought in August Z. This is about
two weeks ahead of last season and il
is certain that the crop is from two
to three weeks earlier than last var
Mr.. McCleish reports good deal OF
rust in his cotton and says that it is
spreading fast. This seems the only
thing in the way of bumper croT
this season.
w. S. Lea brought in from Anderson
Estes farm Tuesday, a sample Of the
finest ensilage corn ever seen here
The stalk was sixteen feet long arc
Of unusually vigorous growth. Mr.
Lea stated that an acre of this corn
will furnish more ensilage than three
acres of ordinary corn. Mr.. Estes has
eight acres like the sample shown. He
is one of the most progressive farmers
in Haywood county. He believes in
raising the best of everything on the
farm, and comes about as near as any
farmer in this section doing that very
thing.