The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1919-10-03


Beatty, rector Of the church, was con-
secrated to the episcopate and became
bishop coadjutor of the diocese OF ZEN
nessee. Eight bishops from various
states were present.
Knoxville.-Local milk prices are
being investigated by the department
of Justice Arthur ]. Devlin, special
agent acting upon instructions from
Headquarters is calling in the dairy
men and milk dealers, and will submit
a full report when the investigation is
completed.
Camden. - Benton county should
have voted good road bonds years ago,
for already farming lands over the
county, and houses and lots in Cam
den have advanced considerably since
the election of last Wednesday, when
100000 worth of bonds were author
ICED by the county voters.
Memphis. Memphis will be the
scene of the annual national conven-
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operative union of America. generally
known as the farmers union. The
convention will be held on Nov. 18,
ard it is expected that 1000 delegates
will attend.
Naslville.-Every Tennessee school
kid is going to have his or her school
10 nnp1i.
gent publishers will be sued, and that
| mighty quick too. So declared Albert
| Williams, state superintendent of pub
| lie instruction.
Knoxville.-An additional income of
over $4,000 a year will be given the
Knoxville gas company. as the result
of the 1O-cent rate increase, the 50-cent
minimum and the so cents month
service charge, allowed it by the state
public utilities commission. =.
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I Jackson.-An eight cylinder Appef.
son "Jac.i Rabbit" auto valued at
SIS, coo and bearing a Kentucky license
number, 1929, and Tennessee tool
box number, 1888, stands in local
garage, where it was abandoned by
| stranger.
Paris.-Local merchants and others
are becoming considerably annoyed
over the presence of a few raised bills.
| So far a very limited number have
come to the attention of the public.
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Memphis.-The Crockett vocational
high school will be represented at the
Tri-State Fair by an exhibit that will
display the excellent work done by the.
| various departments of the institution.
|
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will be represent
ed at the Tri-State Fair. The commun-
| ity has some exhibits that will be a
credit to any community.
Lebanon.-The opening of the Cum
berland university law school this year
shows an increased enrolment over
! previous years.
mphis.-The shortage of some
| text books continued at the store OF
the A. R. Taylor Company, the distrib,
uting agents.
Jackson.-A negro post of the Amer
lean Legion with 167 charter members
was organized here,
|
Dyersburg.- Preparations are being
made for the community fair to be
held here Oct. Is.
Chattanooga.-Seven hundred cases
of eggs belonging to II. C. Carbaugh,
| local dealer, which were seized by the
federal authorities in cold sotrage
recently were ordered released.
Memphis.-Contract has just been
let fer $4,000 worth of sawmill ma
chinery to equip a unit of $1,00O,OO0
plant here which will manufacture bod
ies for the Ford automobile.
Nashville.-Gov, Roberts has been
invited TO be a member of the recep,
ton committee for President Wilson
when the president comes to Memphis
Saturday, Sept 81.
Observation-Disclosures gardens cover
ing 120 acres have been under cultiva-
ton in the city of Knoxville at an eX-
pense of sS,O1922 and receipts of $751;
26S12.
Memphis.-As evidence of the tire
mendoIs commercial advance being
made by Memphis, 81 industries have
been established here since Jan. 1.
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