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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-07-09

than 400 delegates will be seated, says
Mr.. Hall. Besides, large number of
ladies, wives Of delegates and other
visitors are expected. 81
Interesting Discus ions.
Principal matters of interest coming
before the convention will be the prob
lens of reconstruction Costs of Food and
Living, Railroad Admimstr Fed
Feral Administration, Federal Employees.
Legislation, Organization work.. The
Work Day, and Miscellaneous Matters.
Political Activity.
Preceding the convention a major
pcrsion of the delegates will arrive in
the city by special train on Sunday,
July Goth for the purpose Of holding
smaller meetings. The most important
of these meetings will be held in the eve
ming Of that day. The subject will be
a discussion Of the advisability Of taking
UP political activity in future campaigns,
Ebut IN keeping same separate from the
State Federation. This question also
will come up before the convention pro-
per. One Of the committees, appointed
by President Hall, will report to the
convention the carrying out Of the
resolution adopted at the Virginia con-
vention, last year, instructing the execu-
tive officers to call conference of rep
resentatives of unions for the purpose
Of taking up the political questions and
of taking such action as is deemed adj
visable. This conference was held Aug
ust Is, 1918.
Sunday afternoon special meetings
will be held by the Trade Union League
for the prevention Of unemployment,
Of the postal and federal employees and
.of the Federation Of Typographical
Unions. 's5ss
Talk On Government Help.
Henry Jones, vocational director for
injured soldiers, sailors and marines,
has assigned ]. Batten to address the
convention on what the government
lis doing to fit the injured men for some
occupation. Fraternal delegates fromthe
Iowa, North Dakota and Wisconsin
sFederations and also a representative
of the American Federation Of Labor
win be present.
Open To Public.
President Hall informs us, that the
convention Of the State Federation IS
always open to the public. Nothing is
done behind closed doors, and the
officers Of the Federation hope to have
the citizens Of New Ulm attend the
daily sessions which certainly will be Of /
interest to all. ~
The local committee has q task on
its hand ia caring for the visitors. The
people, therefore, are asked to help them
in putting spare rooms at their disposal
SO that all delegates and visitors may Be
comfortably housed while they are in
the city The arrangements for the
rtainnents, etc, are well under way.
President Hall left New UIm fol. Aus
tim MINI, 70 attend organization Il eat
ings there on ThursdaJ and Friday.
g. W. lawson Of st. Paul, secretary and
treasurer Of the Federation, viii arrive
next Wednesday, and remain in the CITY.
The auditing committee viii come here
on Saturday July 18th.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-07-09
HARD RAOD BETWEEN NEW uLM
AND SLEEPY EYE UNDER
CONSIDERATION
BUILDING IN DOUBT BECAUSE
OF INsUFFICI STATE
AID AND HIGH COST


Sleepy Eye and although large portion
Of the county,s population seems to feel
The necessity for the building Of a better
highway the project did not get any
nearer its realization on account 81 the
aversion Of the State Highway Com
missioner to furnish one-haN OF the
money for the construction and on
account Of the high expenditure. Ac-|
lcording to present estimates 2 concrete
highway as templated would cost
$4,000 per mile bringing the total
expenditure to the county to between
100000 and $500 ,OO0. All the State
IS willing to pay the County IN support
of the building Of this road IS $l0O, 700.
This, in the opinion Of some OF the County
Commissioners would leave TOO heavy q
burden on the county treasury. me
same Commission are Tor the con-
struction OF the road u Y IS possible 70
secure hall the cost from the state and
q definite speciflcatlo can pc secured
from the State Highway ominlsslon,
and if finally that body Will guarantee
the highway VIII stand UP under tne
traffic. ss. BIS 900
Present Roads Criticized.
Sleepy Eye was represented by dele
sgatiion consisting Of Hans Mo, Geo. w
Merillat, G. 6. Hansen and Dr.. a. F.
mn. !, =, ,1,,, 40 Inx,a
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-07-09
LABOR DBL EGAT BS
TO Be HERE SOON
ANNUAL FEDF,AToN coNFAB
TO op..N IN NEW ULM
JULY 2l.t.
ltoRF THAN 400 DELEGATES
SIS: FRO NJ STATE EXPECTED
TO ATTEND.

The last preparations are being made
for the reception Of more than 400 dele
gates to the 38th annual convention Of
the State Federation Of Labor, which
IS to be held here in New Ulm during
the week of July 81. President e. G.
Hall Of Minneapolis was in the city the
fore part of the week to render assis-
tance to the different local committees.
He informs US that in his opinion the
coming gathering will be the largest
IN the history of the state labor body.
The highest record Of delegates at any
former meeting already has been left
behind by more than fifty. And this
is two weeks before the convention will
get under way. Judging from the NUM-
Der OF credentials already asked for.and
given out it is safe to say, that more
than 400 delegates will be seated, says
Mr. Hall. Besides, large number of
ladies, wives of delegates and other
Sf<,1., k<,I
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-07-09
Disbursernents.

Running Stock s.. .. $19,654
]. Loan Stock 4. s. liza
INT. on borrowed money 1853
Dividend on paid up Stock g g
Stationery and Printing 76
R 1sil PAYABLE IS. .... 1000
F,xnense !. 4. !. ,032
MORTGAGE Loans ZOO
Balance Treas. July /, 1919 IA, 1854
$4,000
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-03-01
PREPARATION or The Sill FOR
THE CORN CROP

Good drainage and deep breaking
Of the soil is essential to the profit
able production OF IN regardless Of
he soil, climate or loca ity. By it the
root zone is Increased, mere plant
Good is provided. mere moisture Is
available, the growth Of desired bac-
-eria s promoted, aeration eff the soil
IS improved and the crop yield IS IN
creased.
Perhaps it would be interesting as
we'll as profitable to the plante-s Of
Madison parish for me to state brief
ly the methods employed in two dem
onstrations of profitable corn pro-
duction here in Madison parlsh and
in which | offered some sVrres ions.
The first was or a deep fe ne .ca.H
soil and it was broken ten inches
deep il beds about one hundred teecc
wide, leaving the dram fGIrows Wei,
open. The land WIS cut ard then l.
was crossed cut with a disc harrow
and then narrowed with . S..Co AlnE
harrow. The corn was planted WITH
a two-yOw cheek plaG.e' tuI-.Fa-
ton was be%un mos O.; soon as
the corn came 10 and was done 2t-C
gefhar with two hose fid'nG Gu T.
vatcTs. going one Wy ore week an
the other wav the newt w-aN. 4
field produced 20 bu slels per acre OF
good corn.
The second demonstration was or
rather heavy buckshot sell ard ma !
been planted to cotton the precee -
! ing year. The old beds were reverse
with a turn plow and a middle bust
er and a subsoil piow run IN the Dot
tom of the middle buster furrow ano
a light bed was thrown back on anc
permitted to settle before planting
The cultivation was done mostly WI r
-. Planet. Jr., culCivators and double
: shovels. but was thoroughly and IN
te.ligently done and the yield WIS
around 80 bushels per acre Of mrs
class corn. | should mention that the
first field referred to was an old les
pedeZa sod and was broken too latt
for the stubble to decompcSe, o-her
wise the Weld would have been great
err. Some hoeing and thinning Wa.
necessary in the second CenonsJra
ton, while in the first it was Amos
entirely eliminated.
In some sections of the state
wide row system with either peas
beans, or peanuts is being practlce'
ard many advantages are claimed 70
this system. | had hoped and p.anne'
to give the experience of some o
the advocates of this system IN thu
article, but l have not the data an
viii give It next week.
T. |. WATSON Parish Ag'
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-03-01

la-IN IN, Ii, CO. - -.r'
1lr. ,...v. amer,
ne.r Sir.
At a nee i1E IF rha Cotton Pant
e~r f I-u,o. .a~.sh. held .1 .a--
l-lah tins aay. III oe--a-.-E was ...
g. -,t4t 70 eIc.ose herewith . ,""E
o.. T.. raso u-l,1 adopted at '.e '".-
a.. Convention he / In s.w 1r.e-E,
@. III. rI.h and Is,h ms. VIA .Gs
lew Of obtaining from each G.. ~.
,g.tar n...-rr5 cf Madison |..'E-
tha.r wsars il the matter. .@.at
the raso u.i.a mee- with yaH. -a-
r.a-ct Won VII rely ~ Ma~"2 .-..
and should gen FL 10 10 20 the con-
r-it,ee. composed C Farm demon
bou-.,ra. d. 2. Mcclellan. T. y. SevIe-.
ard Geo. 3. lgr.rr. representing the
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-03-01

Two airplanes had occasion to
come to the ground near Tallulah
one day during the past week, and
whilesthey were on the ground they
were inspected by almos. everyone
in town. a large crowd going over
to see them. They were in the field
lust across the bayou from the resi-
dence of Mr.. n. T. Holt, and stayed
on the ground about an hour and a
half. One of them had passed over
TaIluIah, and was being followed by
another. The last, when just about
over Tallulah, found that he was
out of gasoline, due to a leaky tank,
and came to the ground. After the
other one saw that the last one had
lighted, it turned and came back to
where the one was on the ground
and stopped too. After the gasoline
had been obtained, they resumed the
fight, being on their way to Dallas
and were watched by the crowd who
waited to see them leave.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-03-01
yrST OF QUOTAS

At q reatin" Of the Cow" ito Sc
Iected BIZ the Madison oa~ish Cocoon
Planters Association. it was decided
that TIE asee~-~~ert fer "arrv'r" on
-bn work outlined u the enclosed
letter. should be based sor'ewha- on
the coon produced by each p'arte~
the assessment being ~ the rate Of
five cents rer bale. Al others who
ave Indirectly Interested in the uric
Of cotton. TO give toward said f1nd
whatever thew feel justified in doirg.
The following is a perspective list
fcr Madison parish, subject to reyis-
ion:
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-03-01

IL. Powel, President Of the Powe !
Motor Company, which firm has q
5.arch cthce il ca.-Eah g. wlo5o
i....le Office is in NieEsbI-g, Miss,
was a visitor to T2l.ulch one dag
.uring the past week. NJ Powell
re-o:ts that the wet weather has had
IS bad effects on his business too on
account of the fact that he has been
unable to properly demonstrate the
Fordson troctor, for which they are
authorized dealers.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-03-01

Miss Nan Harris ard Miss Hazel
Kathan spent last week end at the
pretty plantation home Of Mrs. Jno.
II. Devine on Lake View Stock Farm
on Joers Bayou Lake, at which place
Washington's birthday was fttingly
observed. and the occasion brighten
ed by the young ladies, who are al
always full of life.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-03-01
LOVE INTEREST

Love is as old as the hills and yet
ever new. In the latest ard best of
the Earhe serials, Hands Up, Ruth
Rowland is the star and her lcVe tor
Hands Uu. the GashiDg COWBOY, ADDS
heart interest to the action. George
Lhesclro is the Ma lead and. ne IS
popular with movie audiences al ever
re world.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-03-01

Ta.uiah will soon beast of a cafe,
one being put in the building occupie-
by II. NJ. BarEettc as a barber shop.
The building is being cut in hAlf, one
side being used a. barber shop and
the other being used as a cafe.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-03-01

Mr.. "A. NJ. Blanche was visitor
to Tallulah lately, and while here was
a pleasant caller at the Office of the
Journa.. Mr.. Blanche says that his
son, Alex, is now in Germany. He
says that Alex seems to be having a
good time, but that Alex says that
he will be glad when he can again
put his feet on the U. s.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-03-01

The new revenue law makes II
necessary for all saloon men to maze
a new inventory of all stock on haad
and the proper labelling of same. The
necessary labels may be secured at
this Office.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-03-01
THE PARISH COT ri
TON rkULON-.i1 Ao5N. -

The following publicity ma er has
been sent TO each planter N the par
ish bv Mr.. \. j sewer. r.. WAJ Is
secre AIRY cr the Cotton I.aa-era As
soc.ation for this parish. pre- may
10 the permanent orga aI-atl.-. W.
under and ,nlC ne has receiver
number Of responses 10 the req,1f. ,
.-.ade. an; nope 20 ae abe to pu1N n
reys weaE = list Of -hs contributors
10 TIE -u-l, with III amour. al a.."n.
asace. ay.g.h nt.o rn"l cG.lE..E m.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-03-01

At a meeting of the Knights OF
Pythias last Thursday night the rank
of Page was conferred on seven cam
didates. At the next regular meeting
night the same seven will receive
the second degree. A full attend
ance is requested.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-03-01
Planters

a.. a.. ray. Griffin, La.------S
FL. Hunter. Griffin, La.----
Gee. v. Long, Delta; La
r.. 70. L. r-4aHs, jei-@' La
y. g.. Wcra, pn.-2. Ia
aaa Sea-. "e ra, i1..------
IS. U.1. N.ca.n.. .'----
-. Z. Bone, l'..."oo,r-. Ia.
u.,Har sor q H." F.aHtinE
Go p-c>"o~- -a.-----
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N'.z lark D-,a,2r-, Ia
". -. ....... & g.. Omega
...,- Bro. Gm.~n-. --
v lea .'a Me- '.r'.--
.a., Bros. N..-.a..-----
Is r. War. 'Ial.ah'"@',
T.ru'rh----.
v T Eswn. N.E."---
f. n.a. ..r. t bly,
-, Eos-rs gr'aao ..-----
r E..' E-.E."-r
t......~ - o. t..ssa-r-,
.. -----
S.~ -. e Ter .n~. Thomas.
900.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-03-01
Should vou be over or under asseSsc
Kindly change the amount

Shout" vCu be over or under assessed,
kindly change the amount
Me-~h- nts
y. Kahn. Delta. La. o
Delta Mercantile Co., Delta. La.
Duckport Mercantile Co., Duckport,
La.
Sam Scur~io. Tal'ulah. La. l.
Tallulah Mercantile Co. Tallulah. LaS
Max Lew & Co., Tallulah. La.
Talulah Hardware & Furniture Co.,
Tailu'ah. La.
W. H. Pierson. Tallulah. La.
B,oorn-Sevicr Drug Co.. Tal.nlah, La.
Tallulah State Bank. Tallulah, La.
J. J. Brown, Tal'ulah. La.
W. A. Cilpin. Tal'ulah. La.
II. W Berger. Tallulah. La.
! Tallulah Supply Co., Tallu ah, La.
! Ziegier barrow Co., Tallulah, La.
! TallulahC otton Oil Co.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-03-01
RESOLUTION

REDUCE ACREAGE ONE-I HlkD.
Resolved. by the Gotten states
Acreage Reduction Convention: as
scmbled in the City of New orleans
February II and IS, 1919:
Fist That this convention hereby
declares that at this iurcture a re-
Iuctior 81 at Least One-thlrd OF tne
1g1G cotton acreage and the planting
Of arralv in creased food crops Is
in7reratively necessary for the pres
orr Welfare ana prosperity or the
Sc--h ard this convention and the
several farmers. merchants and bank
ers members thereof hereby pleuSe
themselves in their several capacities
through their own actions ana
through their influence to produce
the desired end.
HOLD 1918 CROP
Second. That this convention ce-
cIares that if the foregoing acreage
reduction platform is carried out
there will be no necessity to sell any
mart of the present crop for other
than remunerative prices, and the
convention hereby pledges itself and
/ i+s members and affiliations not TO
sacrifice the present crop but to hold
the same until demand calls for it
at such prices.
UTILIZE ALL FORCES
Third. That the farmers, mer-
chants and bankers of the South
should organize forces and Influence
to the end that the acreage reduc-
ton and holding campaign shall be
carried vigorously into every county
and every subdivision thereof in
every cotton growing state: that IN
furtherance of this intensive cam
paign those states which are already
organized should earnestly prosecute
the work so vel begun, and those
states which as yet are not organ
i7ed should proceed ut once TO mar
shall the;- forces and in so doinf
should utilize the machinery of th'
State Council of Defense and tn
state and county agents Of agricui
ture and educational departments O
such states: that in all counties II
, which organization meetings have no
already been held, such meeting
: should be he'd on Saturday, Fe5ru
: ary %, for the purpose of ratfvlni
! the acreage reduction and cotto
, hoIIi1p movement and securing tn
5 written pledges Of all concerned. an
, Il is recommended that said day O
/ such day as nav he appointed sha
e Re declared p HOLIDAY and all store
r in such rrae-ir~ nlare he r'Nr"d.
: OSTRACIZE "SLACKERS'
a Fourth. That any man, who, ot
= cause his reighbcrs and cotton nrC
o ducers generally are reducing cotto
i arcpa~e. shall fo- selfish ends unde'
!. take to profit THROUGH such gener;
= action bv Increasing his own ac~sa .
r or bv refusir" 70 reduca the Sam
such r-an sh~n be deemed 80 lac'''r
= in public shirt and GOOD citizenshl
/ ne 70 forfeit the confidence AID s'''
rort of the community in which
lives.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-03-01

Lieut.. Henry Sewer has returned
home, having received an h,..or4oie
discharge from the army. Everyone
welcomes MIR. Sewers return hons.
and also a quick, complete recovery
from the wounds received in action,
and a success in his civilian ~.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-03-01

The glee club OF Taliu,ah net list
"Wednesday night at the home Of Mr..
W.. A. Gilpin, having been postponed
from Tuesday night or accom- O.
the disa~ceea5 e weather.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-03-01
OSTRACIZE "SLACKERS"
EIrTITRE MEETINGS

FIFTH. That the several state or
cani-atiore ~ charge Of the move
--srt should in the near future. NJ
I'VE a,H Mace 70 no DESIGNATED nv
4ha ch-irnan of this ro"vn"+'oH
~a-l deIegates IN a meeting called by
the sail chai-ma- for the Du~nose ~
~o-ortirg ur"n he work acco~' 1llsh--
II I'D co-si1e~i'" 'rp formation ~
= 1ernr arert Or~aniya'ion Of tn
'~rr-orr. np-oHan+s and hanke-s o.
IA South dolica-ad - tho uu~"oS'
# securing for tho "o-to- n~""r"".
, in. vow u-~- ~ '~vnetrncrt c
r-,oro,- ~ +:--O. 10 i r----INo-
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-03-01

The fronts CT the Tc:lulah Supply
"or,7arv store and that of the jew
eiry shop which is being pat in by Mr..
Thoste IN the Snyder block of TalIu-
lah. look nice in theft new coats of
cream white paint.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-03-01

Miss Mary Maddox, who succeeded
Miss Shackleford as district Home
Demonstration Agent for North La.
was a visitor in the home demonstra-
ton office here last week. She has
received extensive recognition ii
Washington and the Southern States
for her work in demonstrations in
canning meats, and has consented
to assist Miss Whitaker with a couple
of demonstrations in this work on her
next visit. These will be at Mounds
and Taliulah. Watch the Journal for
announcement Of dates.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-03-01

The building purchased some time
$40 by Mr.. Biedenharn for bott!Irg
factory has been rented as garage
for a month. We understand nat II
vii be about two months before the
yo.li-cn the bott,ing works is. started.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-03-01
pI-RrICIwv NFEDEO

Po~olvad 'hat viii 1'-'~ - ~
re OivP- ~ ac~ea"a ~o"1ct'"- ."
cotton hot1iro ~~ove~o7t n7ro~s"
Nv ~ c1rve~+ior +hn- 49, r"-
bo-o.ofc-- To-o - t'7a ~ l;ci+- co.
-,,i+-ao. &c -vrioI r. V. V-o~e"' = n
chairman. should he ""r'~'erdnd ar'
Il is -a"o~ro-|n| +""t - "-"- ,
sill further axterd this work del
ao,tes to this convention rh0uld con
trihuta and endnHvor % @"cu~" cor
trihr+'ors for tho support of saic
publicity committee.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-03-01

Miss Arwin Scott and Mrs. len
Sev.e~ expect to leave Lucirg LIE
carly part Of rext woe. to vis.o MIS-
Ma ,..ul.cA.eIy - Sh-e'c7or-.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-03-01

Mrs. L. E. Ci.ner- entertained tn
bridge club most Delightfully."- On ia5t
thursday after-con.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-03-01

Mrs. W. S. Craig has returned to
Tallu'ah after a pleasant visit to rel
atives and friends in Shreveport, La.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-03-01

NJ. Carl Vance, of .Vidalia, La,
was a visitor to Che family of ms
brother, Mr.. L. c. Vance in Tailulah
during tie past week. He was also
v;;-i.irg MS daughter, Mrs. A. {. Tar
~ington, Of Ta--ulah.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-03-01

There was 4 very delightful dance
given Friday night by the youns men
of TaIluiah. Those present enjoyed
a most. pleasant evening.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-03-01

Mr.. r. A. Green, poultry speci@--
iss from The Extension Department
Ct the louisiana State University,
IVES il. T2TuIah recently il consuita-
,i9-, III ~ Ta..ai:cr IS 20 the
poultry situation in The parish.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-03-01

Z
. car.ain irdefnahIe rha--r "ho-1- ~"
10, .ba+ +',o=e v-Io read thnse lines
and knew him will never FORGE;
snrightlv wit. keen huror. cheer
fri ris,osition which made nm 4
charming rcmranion. a man 70 40
rusince~ with, a.ynan to go pieasur-
ing with.
Pc b,d FOO = kee7 ren~nof nn--
-,-,I rorno-sibi1;+- n-d integrity
,rIicb torethar with the ir+el ectua
c-;f+s above refo-red to. t~e-v mer tc
rim, wor confidence and trust aT'
made him f0- marv wears pas
councillor whose advice was soUgh'
ahor+ FL sorts Of Things by scores 81
7porro - the parish, who Will sorei'
mis- him.
HIS was n-ou1 and i-do~itabl'
-o+,re. A1vn-ritv, ard ne. ike a.
the sons IF Adam. did not alwav
lv-cU - tho sunehire of 7~osDe-'-v
advpr~ity. we saw he met with smlnn'
exterior. tho biloxi care was evel
the7 cnc-ing its shadow over h'T1
ard thus meeting III fortu-e. n
!. fru~h. and corrra-ed it. Truly
: nav he said Of him: Mems acqa
: in arduis!
And so we shall close as we be
par-Tersas r1currs todnv hHr mos
, prominent and best l"ve1 either.
, man who TO- nearlv fiftv yeas m
, contributed his brains. his viii, n
energy tn the progress and tho we
, fac of the parish and to r'atirg
l a better place to live and die in;
e man whose name is a household wor
Q in almost every home; man abot
whom hundreds of our good peon
y are now putting this question: WI
can take his place." and who can mn
no answer. ID L.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-03-01

Miss A:ce hickman, State Home
Demonstration Agent, was il Tallu-
ah in consultation with the local
aren't last week. She comp!imented
he work done in the parish, ex-
pressed herce'f well pleased with the
progress made, and with the interest
shown on the part of the people.