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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28
burgess Bedtime Stories
RIpDY yox TRIES ANOTHER PLAN
ssys Reddy Fox, "'Iis we'll agreed
He'll tfv and try who would succeed"

there disappointed the world began that ore
.y Reddy Fox behind on edge the
~ exactly where Peter had lie knew all
and how impossible would be catch Peter lie
that Peter would the Old Orchard ta, night Peter
- -. 10 chance: with liooy the Owl about
keddy bad His disappointment filled hin, with
Hooty, the Owl Reddy has had love Hoo For
natter, has wasn't that Red afraid oi Hooy lie
~ BIG have anything fear IRON Ho But Rcdy aud Hooty
~ little people OF the Green Forest and The Green Meadows aud
before this Hooiy had cheated Reddy Fox good meal
ef os around here With that ieaered rohbe
~ saafIed Reddy Il will have 10 hunt @mevhre else Il IS Of no
= won't sesre tried that He'll stuck brau ,an
4 Of te night and them il he thinks the clear he'll go back to
4nf Old BriAr- patch just before sui-up
udden popped Redds head For the being he forgot
Iii do muiered Reddy. "l luck hunting ioI NICE
~ the night then before III to the Od Bta
~ hide Just inside the edge OF it, Then when eer comes home ne y
~ into mouth lie will suspect c hiding there
That he quite ttooVereu
and didn't particularly disappointed because he iaid 10 eaten
~ Meadow Mouse that night Just ue while before swas te
ueted dear Old Bapah and rfep IN behind some
= e side the Forest lie cep ~ only Tar enough
80 that would him for the bushes and the bambes III
on thick that II very hard Tor any one az
~ nGdv For 10 move When he quite sure
ven hidden Reddy lay down wait lie felt very pleased WIN
M own He felt that this time he would not
y 81 4. s.tc sa with Ips ps xs sa1 %a wanted S m SAME '
le thing that with all Reddy smsrtness he iaed to
1t ~ thAg the fact that little Mrs Peter home
on Dgiss- -Dsh Of Reddy knew she there because
M - tid that she seldom than lew jumps out
on pfias. .patc Bot he ddrt her thought because
~ Anl that ~ coud possibly do ANYTHING his plan
- gtg 4 hsr heard ANYTHING Of her since he reached
n1f1GeA ~ NJ eoneiuded tha, she probably was taking
n q Aa1s q DE Old patch and didn't suspect
Ack Thae vss where Reddy Fox a mistake very
r NJ = find out later
M Il ecsDUu1AA s~. W Bursssrl
-, - vsrv ft-u p.,... Nav r. Yer, R,.v.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28
Ten Years Ago.

The German governments plans Tor
erea, imperial navy will include an
auxiliary war fleet. TO be commis-
,ioncd ou, OF the German merchant
marine. The eight dreadnaugh, bat
,leships now contracted for will he
the last Of that type Of warship. The
government will hereafter develop her
merchant navy. The United States,
France and England have neglected
,hi, branch Of maritime transpor,a-
ton.
Nickel theaters are filling 4 long
felt want in Oklahoma City. People
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28
VyHEAYIv1NI1X v1IYY INlE0
Old Stories In Ne,v Tvps
Yfou IN rinss yiiss.
Tvsnty Yssrs Ago.

Wsshinston,-Seerdsy Root ss.
peets TO continue the policy begun by
General Leonard Wood. Of reducing
the force OF United State, troop, IN
Cuba.
New York The proposition to ss-
hume the bones ol Commodore John
Paul Jone, and bring them TO this
country Tor burial. will probably have
10 be abandoned, according 10 word
received from Lieut. William ).
Sims. naval atache, At the United
State, Embassy a, Par,
The Woodmen will give q grand
ball next Monday night. when the
event promises 10 be quite imposing
Mail Carrier {. A. Richardson was
quite III yesterday ard was unable 20
carry hi, route, Ollie Dufland sub
sttu,ed.
Secretary George Of tie City club
i, being deluged with letters from
parties wanting details oi the coming
reunion Of Rough Riders.
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Turkey 10 remain Europe and retain Con'.antncpe although
1yd George British psamen, that the severe
allied control which something guarantee
Tush good behavior Christian nations TO resent the
Of Consnnops the Turks and the more so because T"
really all Nohammedan peoples But Recognize the
hundreds Of millions who follow that faith Their change to
Hssu BE- Be accomplished by force drastic
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

odhsms City the continental air line for diugbc That
q sk e1h will novelty here. II arrives, Whether it will be
~ sa demonstrated and there other investments
tAan aerial transportation Tbs arpane and
voodNful useful and have neither
6moaasd reliability and sufficient guarantee their
oDdal oueess carriers.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

Pen Wos - s full distance with blue laws for Sunday clos,
Nee will operate The result course will be the
s what dese Of such legislation intended instead OF keeping
holy thy have made hateful thousands persons There will
nvuoa and against all that Sunday should
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

ioin organized labor in i,' politie.s
venture. Not while they can reme'I..
Der the old days when iafmef eouA
get a hired hand iof Sl2 a month and
hi, board.
The Korean, have started some.
thing. but i, il yet too early 10 tell
whether they are patriot, or rebels.
A, one time there was chance that
hatred of Germany would die out. tu,
now comes the story that German,
can buy three beers ior a penny.
A British correspondent, say, Egypt
I, bursting with wealth. She is also
bursting with a desire 10 spend her
wealth without the assistance OF .
wet nurse.
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QuiNen's Quips

The Red, claim iha. they go, q
great deal OF booty with Odessa, hut
the slenican, thing IS that they also
got 1000 cases OF typhu,.
A,keson says the farmers will no
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

The Apollo club is now rehea,ins
al the old opera house for the opera
The Mocking Bird" under the
direction Of J. r. Crawford.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

Mary upshAw gave an GRAFTON be-
fore the senior class at the high
school Monday on The Defense o,
Bfu,us." Burke Shar,el's subjee,
va, "ConuS"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

The Royal Geographical society Of
Rome has ratified the committee
recommendation. awarding a gold
medal to Commander Rober, Z. Peary
for hi, discovery ot the north pole
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

twenty five voice, will be heard IN
the concert.
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attend not because the program, are
particularly pleasing or worth the
money, but because the entertainment,
IS cheap.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28
Fifteen Yesfs Ago.

Construction Of the $1,000 te,id.nc.
ior Hon. Dennis I. Flynn. in High
land Park addition will be commenced
within ten days.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

Oklahoma has now been settled six.
teen years and has never once been
forced TO appeal for aid as did Kan
ga, and Western Texas several times
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Mex, Friday nigh, the high school
will prosen, the oan'a,a. The Build
ing oi the Ship One hundred and
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Do1ifWbr.rp
- MR NM -
TWAS EVER THUS.

TWAS EVER THUS.
A;. 4. IT. 'IG% iIS.ts The ot t'%sd' ,Ss .,s,,
An angel with hi, wing, straight,
Ih, We need to rsh, our
So So, beat , The 'C%On, IN. ms. and ti",s. The gong
That all may be corrected
II. know, the time to point with pride
lie other paryi hide
And TT 'GI'.s' ..,,, ''s 'iiys NS%s. S% every side
II,, nothing but the peoples friend
Their beneiae,or I'LL the end
Whose rights he's defend
When he becomes member.
From orsory, d.a,hl.,, fount
He calls opponents 10 account
And say, the tax will o
A., !, voter, U.s.. pu, 81 HIM .T,GiSs Gt,5 hand,
Ihs while h. t,,l play, b., one a,'." nigh, ,'nd.
From Imekasha TO Dover
RS, you may place modest bet, BET
IN. people. while tn. public deb,
Flow, onward like river,
IN ,hi, dominion OF the free
Ne apt to than
Expect them to dellNet
last will The Henry Alden who died With
suse sa"'' N, tobacco habit eos @ hi; goods and .a,.
all varieties, including the almond of commerce.
K.n.., hoieul,ur. figured Ev, at. lemon
instead othe Ben Davis, a commonly supposed
Production might also increase rapidly II there many
conventions to be attended Being delegate regular
disposition Institution although may occasion h,
proud po''e'sor to be imposed on with frequency
The class IN tauolog1 have observed headline refre. 70
new BRIDE That might not have been far wrong or case,
o' the late Nat Goodwin but doesn't fit Jackson Barnett,
They say v. have l.i.ur. this country .u, . A.,
sun number OF people who find time to telephone
SPARE TIME.
Tomorrow |, the extra dav
Ard tn. day that. ,ha, make, the leap year leap
we ought to get some extra sleep
Il.
both possibly belongs ,pof,,men Who lei,
to kill them ALL and pretty good start beo. III.
bird law interyened Wv s''
More or less dsvlmsat predieat.d faulty theory th.,
Turkey ha, faults enough ,bon, blamed for all the Turkish
egarets encountered
News that wealthy junk stacked recently recall, the
boiler bottom Tor iar profit In however
parental and sought his fortunes er lucrative calling,
leaving The Junk business largely 10 levanne gentlemen who
to up with the country and who particular they
set IT. 4
Ru. Hs.A ", III. man Who s.s, on nj. ancestors po,,s,,
talks that ~ for lack Of other achievements
III. r,l. board /, abolished threatened prUtao won't BE-
Blu, every d,yr b. Billy Sunday, bye and by.
Which recall, tina, failed ge, hear Capitol lli evan.
s"s discussion " the dance but hazard the
set the best Of H.
Literary The subsidized eSen. since
The Drum, OF Jeopardy va, concluded this week
March looms til. ong rain /, needed and here, hoping
in like sea lion.
Reports from the ou, indicate the coal shortage
exist but the supply remain, uncertain quantity
CAV pOpt-Rus Wko'. Co;u~ .. p..>.~A.. Wh.s III AZ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

Kansas horticultural has II figured that Eve ate lemon
Instead otthe Ben Davis, ss commonly supposed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

iy say We have no leisure class In this eountrv but thar.
sui number OF people who find to use the t.lephon,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

The Society for Taking the Joy Out Of Lie ~ heartily ndor,e h
last will and Of the late Henry h. Alden who died With IN
guge tobacco habit restricting his goods and oate
such Kindred eSclew chew the filthy weed Verify there
all varieties including the almond Of commerce
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

The class IN tautolog4 have observed headline rere.
new BRIDE That might have been in the case or r,
OF the late Nat Goodwin but it doesn't fit Jackson Barnett
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

Production might also rapidly IL
conventions to be attended Being delegate into regular
Il sweet disposition institution although may occasion Il,
LnrnuIna L..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

SPARE TIME.
Tomorrow |, the extra day
The day that make, the leap year lean
And. since II comes on Sunday. say.
We ought TO get some extra sleep.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

Joe Patterson who thinks the duck shooting season should he
both ways, possibly belongs the old school Of poftsmen Who ic
upon to kill them ALL and made pretty good start before the
bird law nteryened. Wv "
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-11-12
FIFTH SUNDAY NETTING.

Report of Fifth Sunday meeting
held with the Savannah church.
Rev. C. T. King preached the intro
ductory sermon Friday night, follow
ed by some remarks by the scribe.
Met Saturday morning according
to appointment,
Devotional services conducted by
Bro. j. r. Page, then the meeting
went into tn discussion of the vari-
GUS topics, which was done with the
best of spirits throughout the morn
ing until IL o'clock, when dinner was
served on the ground by the good sis
tiers.
We went back at / o'clock, had a
fine discussion until three o'clock
when we adjourned until seven o'clock
when query box was opened. Sew
eral questions were read and discuss
ed with much interest.
The ministers present We're C. T.
King,of West Port, W. H. Halbrook,
of Wildersville, J. R. Page, Bargerton.
W. H. Hopper, Cedar Grove, A. j.
McLemore, Milan, J. J. Davis, Wild
ersville.
1t was a great joy to be with this
church and worship with them. We
find then standing firm and contend
ing for the old landmarks set out by
our savior.
Our stay while there was with Bro.
Hopper and wife, which home we
greatly enjoyed for they certainly
know how to make a man feel at
home. We left Sunday morning for
home. Ss,
Notice from Bro. Hopper stated
that Bro. ]. r. Page preached the
Missionary sermon, which all greatly
enjoyed, after which services closed
with hearty handshake by all.
! take this opportunity to an
nounce that Bro. McLemore will
preach at Long Sought at II o'clock
the Second Sunday in this month. Al
so that Rev. C. T. King will preach at
Presley School House at II o'clock the
Second Sunday in this month-also
the Saturday night before.
]. ]. DAVIS.
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wnDERSyILLE.

We have anything you want in the
hardware line. Wildersville Hard
Company.
S. ]. Walker, of Columbia, is Wis
iting here.
George Bolen was in your city Mon
day.
Drummer ]. D. Tilson was in Cam
den Monday.
AB. H. Bolen, wife and little son, B.
H. Jr., visited relatives at Yuma last
weekend.
Ernest Francisco visited in Hunt
ingdon last weekend.
Miss Jessie Johnson, of GAINESVILLE
visited nea rhere last week.
B. w. Walker served as jurymar
the latter part of last week.
Bud Taylor and wife, of Yuma, Wis.
Iited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E
Todd, north of town, Saturday night
H. v. Pendergrass was here Tues.
day
]. L. Umstead, of Yuma, was here
last Friday on business.
w. M. Houston, of Parsons, was
here Tuesday.
Carl Myracle, of Clarksburg, was
visited near here last week.
Several from here attended the
funeral and burial of Mrs. Lizzie
White in Lexington.
\ Harry Parker, of Bells is visiting
here and on Route /.
w. E. Bolen, of Yuma, was here
last week on business.
Walter Douglass, who was carried
ito Nashville last week to undergo an
operation for appendicitis is improv-
ing steadily.
E. X. Horn, of Jackson, is visiting
on Route 2.
B. E. Todd and ]. F. Flake, were in
Jour city Monday.
Bob Jamison, Of Clarksburg, was
here last week.
Z e. A. Adams and wife will move at
an early date to the residence recent
Ily purchased from DIR. w. |. Howell,
This town welcomes Mr.. Adams and
wife.
There were SO cars Of products
shipped from this town during the
month of October. Whose town Of the
same Size can beat it?
a &. Whitehorn, Of Licking
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HIGH SCHOOL.

1t is certainly delightful to be in the
new High School building. Every
thing is conducive to good work.
The school regrets very much the
loss Of one of the faculty, Mrs. Low
cry, who rendered her resignation last
week. Her work had been highly sat
isfactory and her departure is felt by
all.
The names of the leaders in the
High School will be given next week.
The basketball team made a trip
to parsons Saturday and defeated
that team % to /.
Don't fail to see the basketball
game with Alamo Friday afternoon
on the new school campus. The last
game with that team was tie but we
sure think we shall Unite in our ia
vor.
Mr.. Ira G. Powers is very ably as
sisting the faculty in the school work.
Brother Stricklin conducted chapel
exercises for US Tuesday morning.
We trust that he will come again. The
entire school enjoys visitor at chap
ell when he gives such splendid les
sons.
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PINEY CREEK.

Mrs. L. T. Scott and daughter, Mrs.
E. S. Golf, visited at W. A. SCOTS
Sunday.
Rev. T. C. lowers, our magistrate,
attended the call session Of court last
week.
v. E. Golf was near Reagan on
business Saturday.
Robert Smith is doing duty as Ru-
raj carrier on Route 5.
Joe Phillips and family, of Mississ-
.ippi, after spending several days here
with relatives returned home Sunday,
The election seems to have gone
like a great majority wanted it to GO
]. t. Scott and son, Ernest, v. E,
Goff and your scribe, were West Of
Wildersville Thursday.
A. F. Stewart and grandson, Odus
Waddle, Of near Union Cross, visited
here day or two last week.
Mrs. w. T. Christopher spent Tues
day with Mrs. j. A. Stanfill.
Tho women polled good sized vote
IT entire HILL
Malvin Meadows and wife, of near
Jano are visiting her father, R. C,
Moore.
IS 7 Bailey is on the sick list.
Misses Elan, siyrtle and Norah
smith are spending a few days with
A. j Stewart and family.
Misses Willie and velma Scott
spent Saturday and Sunday with their
grandfather. R. T. Bailey and family.
Ii. I. GOff and family and Mrs.
Connally visited at J. W. Christie
piers Sunday night
- ----..-. see1s spent the week
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ton. was here last week.

Elder J. c. Lewis, Of Strayleaf,
was here this week on business.
R. w. Hawks returned last Thurs
day from Nashville where he had car
ried his son for an operation in the
st. Thomas Hospital.
Silas Mccoy has his bungalow
about complete, and will move his
family at an early date.
/ G. W. Ward, of Jackson, was here
last week on business.
Miss Ruby Walker, of Yuma, has
been vik,tor here recently.
Mrs. ]. N. Britt, of Lexington, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. J. Les
lie, on Route 1.
Rev. A. U. Nunnery, of Parsons,
will preach at Mt. Piscah, Route 2,
Sunday.
Don't forget Thursday night, Nov
25th, the famous drama" Along the
Missouri" will be presented by the
Wildersville High School here.
B. w. Walker, visited his brother,
Levi Walker, near Westport, Sunday.
Lucian Parish remains the guest of
relatives here.
7. L. Cunningham and wife are Wis
* XVI
|iting his parents, J. B. Cunningham
and wife, on Route 1.
/ Misses Edna and Kathleen Caring
ton, Of Route 2, visited near here Sun
day.
j. s. Scott and wife, Of Westport,
visited ]. M. Scott and family, SUM-
day.
Miss Lila Ruth Darlington, of
Mansfield, has entered school here,
having come to spend the winter with
her brother, John Darlington.
Leon (Catt) Hall and Graden Bo-
len were in Jackson Sunday on $50
cial" business.
Frank Flake and wife and B. E.
Todd visited in Clarksburg Sunday.
A Mr.. Mathis, of Jeanette, Fla, is
on business trip here.
Arland Milan, of Yuma, was here
Sunday on business.
Freeman Umstead, of Yuma, was
here Sunday.
Ernest Beasley, of Buena Vista,
was here Sunday.
Rev. w. E. E. Gibson, Of Hollow
Rock, will preach next Sunday in the
M. E. Church, South.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-11-12

G. H. Buck had a load Of turnips
on his wagon Saturday as he came
into town. He had some stuck up on
sticks and fastened to the bed in or
der to advertise his product. He also
gave some excellent suggestions for
handling farm products before they
are offered for sale. He had washed
his turnips carefully that morning be-
fore he started to town. He pilt only
those Of good quality and appearance.
His idea is to make what you are go
ing to sell attractive that The grocer
will have no trouble in selling Il,
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is that no man can always
succeed and especially is it true Of the
farm and we do not want to make it
appear that a man is failure when
his troubles may have been caused by
something over which he has no con-
troll. Did you fail? We know large
number who succeeded. We have seen
them.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-11-12

w. B. Crock was in town Saturd. y
with some hfc sccond crop Tri.rnph
Irish potsto,s which hs had grown
this year, He has about one acres
and VIII make between 10 ard 100
bushels. For twenty five Yeas these
potatoes haze been in his family,
They ware sa.oetA al of good size.
He scatters manure on the ground
broadcast before planting and secures
a fertile sol in that way. In some
places tarmers sow small grain
whoat-after digging the crop. In
February Or March they add red clo-
yer to the crop of small grain. in this
ieounty We could harvest the whcat for
hay and later the red clover.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-11-12

You should enter the ten ear exhibit
of corn at the Club show III Wednes-
November nth. Rev. u 2. lowers
has already brought in
some corn. if you cann0, e here on
that date leave it here ra them.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-11-12

Examine your fruit trees. If they
have San Jose Scale spray them with
boiled lime sulphur. You can buy
this ready to apply. The home or
chard is doomed unless we fight this
pest.
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w. T. and J. t, Segerson have pur-
chased ditching machine We shall
give you next week da.S q
the cost o. cutting larae Z tch about
three hundred yards lone u-ng the
above machine.
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w. A. LAWYER how rs is IN
his windcw stating that he rqs no APP
pies for sale If all The alnis trees
were sprayed next year, = anderson
county, many boys and girl would be
eating big red apples nov instead Of
doing without them.
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that he has achieved this to a marked
degree. There should be a great sat
isfaction in attempting task Of this
kind and then achieving this result.
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FINER FARMING.
III. A. Powers.)

II you have seed corn that you ex-
pect to sell, send US ten ears. 1t pays
to advertise.
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Mr.. H. s. Nichols ard ~ aarTing-
ton, State Club Agent, win be here
on Wednesday. November nth, the
day of the Club show. Each of them
will address the boys at 100 p. m.
Following this Tillman Stewart win
make short talk on "The Club Camp
at Jackson"
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end with her sister, Mrs. Winstead
lttles
Ezra Williams was along the creek
on social business Sunday,
Mrs. John F. Logan returned Mon
day from weeks visit to Mrs. w. K.
Johnson, in Paducah.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-11-12

J. A. Austin brought some Triumph
Irish potatoes which he had Just har-
veseted from hfs End crop He grew
his own seed which he haa crown con-
tinuously &C. twenty years In that
time Ne has stFiven &c Secure unifor-
nifty and dssbahs sac N az "a
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-11-12

: We know that there are failures
in growing second crop Irish pa
toes. However where good seed beds
are made and good seed planted We Go
not believe there are so many. We
heard a man say recently that there
were nine failures where there was
success. How many have failed
Will you tell rs! We generally report
only successes where we mention
names but we would Just as soon
mention to you failures w'ts. !
H-AlyS. r.e gsazel - 49, - !.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-11-12

Just the word association" instead
of league of nations-and it will be
all right.