Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-11-12
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dreds Of them, are declaring their in
tentions for nexs year, They want to
get away from cotton growing. Re-
ports issued by the Illinois Central
railroad; through III ]. Schwietest,
general Development agent of the sys-
tenn, with offices in Chicago, show
that for an average of six months end
ed October u, there mas been in many
counties in the state as much as $751;
900 paid out to- farmers who have
during the past year developed their
dairy herds Itis money, was. for the
purchase OF cream used at different
creameries. 'y ~
II adj III .as:s..sl.s. o. sd 5ooaa3
!. Jackson, Mrs, M. S.. Dodds, home
demonstration agent for this district.
lannbtthced Miss Grace RAMSEY of Co.
piah as che winner of the trip TO
Chicago offered by the banks Of that
county to the young lady of the, coun-
ty making the best showing in dairy
products at the State Fair. Mrs. Dodds
is back from Magnolia, where she at
tended the Pike County Fair, where
the poultry showing was, exceptionally
fina. oven 100 coops. the property
OF poultry clubs ant the county poul.
try association, were exhibited.
!BgN Dtag Il sssssJt h,g, 1915 N1a5
Meridian.--Pe Persons arrISipg here
from points on the Mobile & e.,io rail-
road North of Meridian report bat a
number Of general merchandise stores
and gins have been posted with warn
ings that sale OF goods be discon-
tinued until there Is q material reduc-
tion In prices and that there be no
more ginning until a better price is
offered for cotton. 1t is declared mer-
Chants and ginners who received
warnings do not take the matter seri-
cusly and continue operations.
Dayton, O.-Gov. Cox plans a hunt
ing trip in Mississippi, expecting to
remain several weeks. Although he
has received several Invitations for a
post election rest, the Mississippi
hunting trip, as the guest of Senator
Harrison OF Mississippi. chairman of
the Democratic speakers bureau, is
said to have been virtually decided
upon. A, plantation near JPasquale.
Miss owned BY a ,xriena at Senator
Harrison VIII be the base of Gov.
Cox syhnnfihT sripsN N 1oIT
Holly Springs. Rev. T. 8. Potts.
DID,, weil known minister OF Mem
phis, and Mrs. Grace Hardy Smith OF
Byhalia, Miss, were united in mar
griage at the home # the he, pETisds-a pETisds-aa1
Grenada.-The management OF the
| Central Fair and Live Stock Associa-
tion express great satisfaction with
,thebresult. of the fair meet which be-
gan Oct. .26e and closed Oct. 30oA y
nl4fiai9 10 znigBd ss1sas n ~nos93a Gy3oa.i 4,
,unI Natchez.-r7Yi 7Yidalia.l Isa,.ajust acrosS
I the mississippi fromiihefe,a gaNessrec-
segnitioH to women ivoters~by making
an equal division according to sexes
"A f1cYinn Hffie ers, ,shnhnmp3 97E 0oT
G51dS 10 516G5 7ss5sas). sias1onoa "a.
Io bCrystal Springs.-Miss clyde Gates
and Mr.. C. d. Noble were quietly mar
r4ed at the family Dresidence99c Mr..
Noble Is a. young business man Of Ed
+ ~, ,ldur Had5 bn8 ,idq'Ssysih glInoo 3n2alD
"T oin 5H' 9 ..sD.s. '9""a" .l1''.' q
~ Shelby.MaThe Parent Teacher Asso-
ciation met here last wesk, Mrs, Por-
atenent lis president and Mrs II +.
( Gregory iss secuetarysL 10 4eb b1se sia1
Natchez.MConstruction work has
been started on the Aaams county link
trhx
'3h951o 20 lsnnoQ
Newton. resignation Of DR.. I.
A. ]. Beasley, president Of the Clarke
Memorial Enllege which Was tender
led I'M pepsonn before the state Baptist
board and accepted, sissmuch regretted
BY the people I'd this section. hIie9 will
b, ssuHcscseeded ~ Pfbf,H J., IF Carter.
who has. been serving his second term 1T
as a member Of the faculty and ne TEACH q ST
vers0f thu Bibles hna niJso1osni sljI
tawnl' ou3-vs1lar usisoscsr si1App saov-n ns4oG
las5M s5Meridiany--Th T The main obnildingl d OF
the Masoniea awidows, and horphans'
home was destroyed by IRE ,phe1loss
estimated at from $50 900 To- $40 900.
~ e4.bioa 90 o 'm1eS
AcdkegrananaLR REV. Bsh p. 3 Jaco, cen
t 'tenary superintendent for the North
Mississipppin Z confefenSeae nfefen q fiilsd g,'tfiree
sppoiatw ents In cGhhoettaw' lspsEaak Il q iing ia.
EshA Salem and GhestaFv The pastor
|, of this Doircuit, REV. stdo G. Nc ElrQy,
has, ibeeneiM for fserHral lmonths, and
is now in Memphis hospital. efsinb
f.aJ 3onso 10 ls8e DsHsbst>A &m I9bnn n9yi0 (.
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