The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-11-14

Il nFc line advertisement IN Ire
Falcon the past two weeks has brought
no less than fifty inquiries from buyers
for good milk cows. The advertise
ment has sold two for US and the cost
for such an advertisement for two
weeks is bat 81. Would you give that
much to find one of these buyers? Then
advertise in The Falcon.
For SALE Abruzzi rye. plant now
for early spring pasture. S2.75 per bu.
w. j. Murrell.
WANTED Men or women TO take or
ders among friends and neighbors for
the genuine guaranteed hosiery. full
line for men, women and children.
Eliminates darning. We pay SOC an
hour spare time or S24 a week for full
time. Experience unnecessary. Write
international Stocking Mills, Norris
town, Pa. l1-20
Miss jamie Dorteh arrived in Somer-
vile Wednesday from her home in
Washington, D. C. for visit to Mrs.
r. A. Maddox. Miss Dortch is the
daughter of Hon. and Mrs. j. H.
Dortch of Washington who formerly
lived in Somerville. Miss Dortch was
born here but moved with her parents
to Washington when quite young when
her father was appointed to an import
ant position in the Bureau of Indian
Education at the National Capital.
Winners of premiums at the recent
County Fair are asking daily about pre-
MUM checks. The Falcon states with
authority that checks can not be issused
until payment is made by subscribers
to the premium fund. Said subscribers
will please send their subscriptions to
H. p. Stainback, Treasurer Somerville,
so that winners can be paid. Winners
are advised that checks will be issued
as soon as premium mo.ey is paid in
and due notice will be given in The Fall
con when the checks are ready. ASK
ing for them can not hurry the matter
a minute. Watch The Falcon and when
the checks are ready for distribution
to winners, it will be announced in
these columns. Until then, please be
patient and wait.
Thru a NV ruling made recently by
the State Board of Education Several
One year Certificates have been Sc
cured by the County Superintendent
for graduates Of the County High
School who have taught one year. If
there are in the county other graduates
of The County High School here who
have at leasta year of teaching ex-
perience, and who will accept a po-
sition for the balance of the present
school year, the One Year Certificates
can be secur, d for them if they will
come to see the County Superintendent
about it. There are yet few vacan-
cies in the schools and if patrons will
apply to the County Superintendent at
at once a few of tine teachers named |
are now availabls for employment in
slch schools.
r. N. Crane who has had charge of
the Poultry Work of Extension Service
of the University of Tennessee for sew
eral years has leased the Alexander &
Vessel farm east Of this city and he
and his family moved to the place last
week, talking over the lands, imple
ments, live stock. goowing crops, ev-
erything on the 1900 acre plantation,
under three year lease. Mr.. Crane
has been coming TO Fayette county for
years in his extension work and was so
impressed with the lands and conditions
here that he sought this opportunity
of settling in this county to try
out farming here. He is a native OF
Canada, educated in the schools of the
Dominion and then in southern colleges
a d Agricultural schools, and has been
connected with the Agricultural college
of Mississippi, and the University OF
Tennessee for many years. He mar
ried Mississippi lady and has mosl
family. 1t is with genuine
please that The Falcon records the com
;nc, S,,ch man 10 this county