The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-02-27

4 have q litter OF ten DuIos PIGS
farowed January IS, three females,
seven males, for sale at Sl5 each at
weaving time. They viii be just right
for pig club boys and girls. AT the price
quoted | will register them in the Game
Of purchaser and there is no futher cost
for papers. These are sired by my Tax
payer male. and out of $50 pound
Defender SOW, as good combination as
can be found in Duroc breeding. Ready
for weaving and delivery to Club MEM
bers about - arch 10. W. I. Loggins,
Somerville Tenn. 8l5
w E. Vaughan has no peer in his
rendition Of the famous Uncle Remus
stories. He makes you throughiy
acquainted with 'Brer Fox" and "Brer
Rabbit and Old Sis Cow. ADV
Hon. F. J. McRee of Macon was on
February l4elected Justice Of the Peace
for the Eleventh district to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF
w. I. Scott of that place. Report OF
his election was sent to Gov. Roberts
on February l6 aud his commission
arrived here from the Governor S office
on February 10 and he was indicted in
to office on February %, about as quick
proceedings in getting a new j, I as
possible with the rounds it as to go.
Esq. McRee has been in public life Tor
a number of years and has given as
careful and conscientious service as
any public official the country has hal.
He has in him the making of very
useful member of the court and we
confidently believe he will prove such.
The Falcon again calls the attention
of its subscribers to the fac that an
other year has dawned upon US and
many subscriptions are now due.
| All subscriptions are due and payable
in advance and we are writing this to
ass every subscriber when ne reads
this to look at the date by his name on
his paper and see whether it shows his
time is out. and those who owe sub
scription are asAed to Sc d check to
cover same, 81. so per year up to jan
uary of this year and 81 per year at
+er that date. 2-27
H. S. Nichols, Division Agent for
West Tennessee, was here Wednesday
looking over the county agent sltua-
ton in this county. He is confronted
with the fact in this county that the
salary offered here is the least paid by
any county in Vest Tennessee this
year, and hence he is having difficulty
in getting a man that he would recon-
mend for the place at the salary OIL
fered. And this too in fact tina the
county court at its October term dou-
bled its appropriation for this purpose.
In most counties other agencies are
contributing to the fund to pay the
salary of the county agent and thus
; swelling the amount offered by the
Government and the county court.
The salary offered here is but S2,OOC
per year with no expense account, anc
J there are vacancies yet in nearby coun'
) ties offerin 1900 per year. Mr.. Mich
t OILS hopes that he will be able at ar
early date to place a suitable man II
7 this county.
YEAST SALESMAN WANTED Hilbert!
Yeas Corporation, erecting severa
large plants, desire the services OF al
energetic yeast salesman. Only thos'
who can sell yeast considered, baker
/, preferred; 20 per cent cmmission basis
; Write Liberty Yeast Corporation, Il
:, Post Square, Cincinnati, Ohio.
I For SALE " anamaker cotton see
:. for planting. Pure and sound. Bette
d staple and commands better price thai
n other short cotton. Price $40 pc
100 pounds. S. B. Reams, Somervill
;. Tam 80
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