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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

poeal yyddyati noViny pod nj.
zyem ''Publick Occurrences both
Foreign and Domestick, - Casopis
tento bYl vsak potlacen. "Boston
News Letter nasledoyal Y roec
1904, aYsak existence tohoto do
sopisu byla kfatkd.
NJ istarsim easopiscm Y zemi ie
dnes New Ilamphirc Gazcttc, -
zalozen5 v roce 1856. Pryni case.
pisy We SpojenGeh Statceh pfina.
sely ienom stfudnf zprdyy o den.
Mich udalosteeb Il O r1znfeh boz.
npch otazkdeh yysloyoyaly 81 V
mich toliko uzDan6 authority. IN.
JilnavO jc, " pryni ameriek6 Ga.
sopisy znadne k%ritisoyaly ylAdn.
tehd6z oysem anglickour New
Hampshire Gazette j. dobfc Una
mSm pfikladcm tnkoy9ch rebel.
sk9ch zufndln, ktert mlnyily d
yadach ylddy augIiekG zcela bez.
ohledn6.
v prynim rocc reyoluce poGalo
yychdzcti V Philadelphia osm Ga.
sopisil. v dobe, kdy 1shya vcsla
V platn0st a osyoboda 1isk1 byla
zaji6tGna, coz bylo Y roee 1879
byl0 tisfGno hazddto t@dne rilz.
ngeh casopisd 76,43s y9tiskd. ~
zfizcnf vlady spojcn}ch Stdtd
casopisy ryelle bgly mkladany "
vsech tfindcti pdyodhicb kolOni
feb, We dnech kolonidIpieh amcri.
ck6 taaopisy byly jenom maliek(
u pojednaly hlayne y politickg cl
o patrioflck9eh pfedmdteeb. ale
20 6speane reyoluf1f yhlce jejict
objem Sc zyttsil Casopisy tyto ,
N dobt pfindscly jcuom cascu
clanky ~redaktnl. aysak tyto PSI
ny bgyalY muzi zynGnfbo jnfha
1ako byl Madimn, Hamilton, JEFF,
ferson aucbo Washington Oh
ttehto prynieh limerick ch faso.
pisa X yelkSpl Dg1t isim metropo.
Jitnim zurDdldm je oysem yelkS
kr0k.
Ones aDosriekg faaopis Y oborn
zpravodajgkfm patti X nejIcpsiu
M syttt tjferarDh nestoH oysrn
tak vysDko Jako yttbim Iisth
eyropskg eh kapitolcch ale to moz.
no NJ vysyitliti yelkgm poiten
mtsifnlch sbornikh, kterh gghr8d.
~ pfinhSejf belIetrii, eestopisnf
pfhce b oy5em | rI6Dky h oborf
yfd, politiky h Interchangeable.
styf Americkg dteDhf peni navyk
lynn u svtbo casopjsn stragin ~
koyou dobu jako 6tsndf eyropskf
kemM by frptliyosG pfeIonsksfI
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

Bluffs, jcz byla tcrminalcm do
stavnikov6 linie, vedouci pres
stat Iowu. William d.. Brown a
A.. y. Jones cd SLOW prcsli kc
a pokusili Sc zalozlti o.
sadn. V m6sici cerym r. 1851
utin6na byla smlouva s lndiany
a ziskany pozemky, %potfebne k
zalozeni mesta, Pfiprayy k zalo'
zcni osady tryaly po delsi dobu,
Sc stavbou move osady zapocato
bylo vlastne az v roce 1889.
Maze vsak bJti zcela po prdvu
ipceno, 5c Omaha z~alolcna byla
V roce 1854, ncbof Y tonic rocc
bylo male mesto vymefeno ma
bfehu feky a ma str6nich mad MIN
u dano mu im6no Omaha, Poole
indiinsktho kmcnc tn kdysi usa-
zcntho stcin6ho imtna. Jmtno to-
to v indianskem .iazyku mati
eide, nahoru proti rcce." V 70
&c 1851 byla sorganisovana take
Nebraska .iako 1zemi.
prvni territorialni Legislature
sesla sc IN rozkaz Ruvernera
Cummings V Omaze, atkoliv Ne.
| braska City tehd62 bylo osadon
vttsi n mohlo 81 ciniti ma hlayni
mesto izemi oprdvndne ndroky
Dne 2 mora roku 1857 pfijala
legislature vPsadni listimu pro
mesto Omabu q IN jejim z6kladt
zv0lcn byl Jesse Lowe prvnim
s~taroston mestn, jcz m6lo tchdy
asi 1000 obyvatel Pocet obyya.
telstva vsak dosti rychle vzrhstal,
nebof v roce 1860 napodit6no by.
10 v Omazc jiz 1861 obyyatcl Pc
cafecni yzrflst Omahy Ne vsnk ne.
"a sroynatl sc yzrlstcm pozd6i
Sim, ~pon6yadz financni krisc. kite.
ron tehdy Spojent Sthty prof..
yaly, rychlejsi wrist mtsia emilia
nemozpSm
Skutctny wrist Omaby datujc
~ nj cd roku 1865, kdy polozcna
byla pryni zclc1pitni koIej mn vi.
pad cd fcky Missouri drahou
Union Pacific, kterh zvolila Vi o
mahu IN terminal v roce 1870
napoeitdno bylo Y Omnze liz
1908 o%byyatel Zd6 sc ttm6f
neuyefitelno, n IN poubych pa,
desat let, jea upIynula cd ozna
ccnbbo rolu, Omaha yzrosila nm
yclkomtsto a sfala We obebodnim
etfcdiskem ceIbho bohatibo STA
III Ncbrasky Cd roku 1870 Wink
yzrfst Omahy byl yelicc ryeblc
q tryaDy.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

koldbky tohoto pryniho Gosoplsn
stall trnntisck kofizek u j, Bar.
10 Letoyskt, Jmeuo casQpisu ma.
yrhl j, Bhrtn Leloysk9, ktcrf cd
25. cisla uial SO redakee, presto
hoyay Ne \ Lowry do Racina, Oba
byli rod6ky y Letoyie ma Morayt.
pryni nasi nogindfi 6cskoamericli
zazili vice sirasti nelli %slnsii, aH5nk
pfekon6yali statednG ysechny syi
zcle, htropy n ttlkosti, kterfell
.bylo 40 po66tku jejieh noyindfskt
drahy yelmi mnoho, Cesk9 tlsos
pis V Americe mel trnitou poUt a
historic o po61tcieh tesk6ho noyi,
nafcnf v Amcfice cte " oprNydn
ioko zaiimayf roman.
DruhFm tcskoamerict Sn toso.
Ipiscn byly "Ndrodni NoyiN "
iichz pryni fislo yyAlo dne y, led.
nm roku 1860 Y 81. Louibu Tfetim
dnsopisem byla "Slayie'', ktcrd
yzniklu s%pGjcnim "Slownna Ame
rikhnslahof N "Nhf0dnimi Noyf
mani Pryni Oslo eSlayieN Wy.
slo due 30 dim rokn 1861 J0ko
ZnklAdBtolG byli u|yelnui FIR No.
rick. Jan BGrta Letoysk} n Fr.
MrGcek Ctvtfm dasopiscm bylY
'Iyouy." mtsiduik ktrrf yyehd.
zel nlklndem "Slayie" v Racine.
PGtfm byl Poor" ielioz pryuI
dido ysIo Y - Louisu dpe II.
Rim rokn 1863,
"Pokrok Idpadu jchoz prgni
tislo yyslo dne ] srpnn r0ku 1871
" Omnze, Neb, byl pafn6et@ N Y
pofadn pryllieh 6eskoamer. caso.
pia6 Nfkteff oysem zauiklY %.
ntyadz pro maIou p0dporu udrzctI
Ne nemohly u jejieb yydnyatel6 q
'redoktof pfebl h jiuSm listflm
nnebo ualczli vi Mmtstnhni y4nos.
utisf v tcrynu roku 1872 yycha
zely Y Americe nhsleduiici teshf
noyinyi "slayie," 'fpokrok,
potrok zdpadg" "Obeansk|
LiFfy," HIIlas Jddnoty Syobodo
my1nycb" "slogau American.
skf," "Illos" u "Amerikhn"
ttcbfo tasopish neirozsifept jkin
byla "Stavie," jel mtla 200 ID.
bbfatelh, eoz M IN dobn bylo IL
sff pozoruhodnf. Mnobo casopisf
I'd DOLBY n bylo zalozeno u mnohf
jicb fakf M0iklo Pades1t let HI
yofa dofkSI ~ b ifcb easn9ch Ne
skoameripk9eh dasopiad maIokte
M n brvnjoh patnbcti eeskfeI
easopie6 ndraeIy ~ M M oaai 10
BIZ totjko "BloyaD Amerik6nsk9, Z
Jim zhstaj ~ dnesnjho dhs v 70
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

Vi feuilleton ancbo litcrdrni 1vnhu
Jcmu iedn6 SC hlavn6 o 10, ably
rychle byl informoydn o dennicb
uddlostech a beznlch otazk6ch a
teto potfeb6 amcriekf d0sopis mo.
derni plu6 yyhoYuio. C%tcn6rnm.
nayyklSm ma eyropsk6 tnsopisy,
kter6 literature, umeni, politickfm
a ndrodohospoddfsk$m yedam VI.
mil yelkou p%ozornost n dcnnf u.
lnlosii odbfyaji jcnom mal5mi
zminluhni, Sc ovsem anerickg t0-
sopis ncIibi. Aysak amcriekG en-
sopis yyvijcl Sc tak, iak potrcba
Vyzadoyala a nepoehybn6 j. tako.
ySm, inkfm 81 icj valnd cast etc.
n6fh pfeje,
Neni tomu dayno, 20 kornnni
prime mmunskS Sri ndysteyt Spo.
icnfcb Stdt6 yysloyil Natn6 ne
pfiNniy9 soud 0 amcrickFch now
mach. ProhlAsil. ~ amcripke case.
pisy npjsou doRti ydznG V}chodni
amefick6 tasopisy poyazuie IN So.
fioan6jsf nezli zhpadni n pfoto o
yfeIodnich casopiscch yyslovil NJ
pfizniy6ii Naznacil. H. eyropsk{
tlsk he mnohcn scriosutjsi neil
Heisoriosufis N cast mneriektho
| tislL lycdl take pfipnd male
seriosnosti amcriekfho tisku. kdy5
nalfzal Ne M zhpadd. pfcdni zur.
odly \ dennich %zpfhy1ch y6noyaly
p6tkrdtc tolik mista zprdyt 0 q.
mrti proslulfho brace mice neil
pordzce Rusn v Polsku
kornni prime ysak nechdpc u.
msjektho lidu Jednnlo se o 1mr.
4 Ray cIapm ana, kter5 zemfcl pC
zrau6nf pr IRE. uebof prudpc u.
defen byl nicem jlpGm bratcm
Prdm6rnS smerickg ften6f male
mimi " q otazky eyropskf, N
- ysak jei slime interesoydn "
sportu 0 W yscm, 20 i MIN sonyi.
~ q prostulh brace micc zajiml
~ prhmtrfg American JoIeko VI
ee NEIL . hYropskou poIitikn . NJ
~ ~ no Ia rumnnskS prime diva
jskkoIiy, r,ro nfho zpfhya D dmrfI
proalulfho brhfe mtla With dhlezi
tost neil podrobDosti eyr0psk 9el
tabauie D ktert ~ pomaIn MjfUa
Lii iii jetom pfisffhogaIci Ameri
ekg ctenaf ~pfehlfdDe jenom hla,
viTky pray . ygyoji udaIosf( ?.
vrcpskfcb, oIe w 10 dhkIadnf Pfc.
~ n strdnku sport6yDi
PrynRm fesko6meriek9 m rsso,
pisem byI "sloNan Ameriekan,
IN" jehoz pryof fislo vySIo !
! Isdna y 1160 v Racine Wis., 4
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
Z Historic OMAHY

OMAHA, zvand 'branou zdpa'
~ du," ic pomtrnd mladym
mestem. Zdklad Omahy polozcn
byl takrka icst6 IN pamcti ny
n6.jsi generace. Je tomu teprve
n6co pres sedcsat sest lot, 90 roz.
mefena byIa pustd preric ma pra.
VEN brchu fcky Missouri prot
pfivozu Z Iowy II yesnicky Coun.
ell Bluffs, ma stavcbni mista vlad-
MIN zcmcmtficpm G. II. Dawn.
sem Dawns poeal rozmefovati
phdu dive ~. kvttna 1854. Tclndy
yyjimaic nejakt rybdfskG cbysc
ncbylo ma Niste, ma kter6m dncs
So rozkladA skoro ctyrtmilliono.
VI mGsto, zcela niceho. Byl TO
obdivuhodny vzr1st, ale ncbylo v
nom zccla ME umeltho. Jcdnalo
Sc o vzrdst zdrayS q tryaly.
Prvnimi beIochy, ktcff dostali
ne ma misto, kde nyni stoji m6sto
Omaha, byli 1castnici yyprayy
Lewis a Clarkoyy, jez yydah Sc
na ccstu " ~, Louis k pobfezi
Pacifiku vSprava tato Sc zde u.
thbofiIa M noe a nhsledujiciho
r6na pax tdbln dale. Prynim be
lochcm, kterg sc v tGchto mistech
nsadiI, byl j. ~ Royce, ktcry Y
rOce 1926 zfidil vi III indi6nskou
obchodni stanici. Nezhstal III
yhak pfilis dlopho IN krdtko
pfestthoys1 syon cinDost do il
ngch mist.
v roce 1874 pfithhlo do tfchto
konfin drnziDa q Nauyoo, III, jca
tu setrynIa asi nj roxy, Ami In.
10 druzina nczfidila tn obydli IT.
yajych, 6gbrz jenom %prozatim.
nj, nebof Cd samotnfho pocatkl
mtIa V 6myslu pokracoyati Y o..
etf mn zapad Po odchodu Nor,
moDh do Utahu zhstnIy prcric nc
ogazeny NJ do roku 1863. Mno.
hymn Iidcm MmlouyaIo W. misto
profit pfsyozu Il ycspifky Council
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

dino syych mkladateln, Bdrt0 Ic-
tovsk3ch, n "Pokrok Iapadn
kapitolu o noyinafich utinlme
90 neislruGn9jsf. Casopisy ienom
ponmlu nab$valy pudy mczi Slro-
kimi yrslyAmi lidoyYmi, Lidoy6
rdcnl, ze ntkdo lie jake kdya
.tisknc, - mmatuie, jak Sc dosto
lid diyal ma novinafc, Postaycni
noyindfc bylo zfidka zayid6ni hod
nfm A piece, IN jak mnoho yde-
u cell ndrodoy6 noyin6fum a no.
yindm,
MJuyime.li o Gcsktm novlnhf.
.sigi, yldy na mysli zatanou nam
jmGna kramerius, llayliGek, Slad-
koysk9 i JIM, kteri Y prynicb ca
sopisech ccltfeh s TAX obdiynhod-
nlm nadAenim u Il takoyon houle.
ynat0sti obhajoyali praya naroda
Geskth0. Trapcdic llayliekova
yrhh sy6llo MA ziyot novindfe de-
skfh0 v dobaeli ncjyGlsilio dliskrI
yidedsk6 ylady, IIaylitek byl mn.
fcdnikem v prnyGm smyslu sloya.
Xancchal ysak ~ scbou takoyi
sv6tl6Atopy, IL yzdy IA peho bu.
DE- yzpomirdno jako ma nejyetsi.
10 u MISUNDERSTANDING noyinAfe
Geskfho.
Postaycni noyiuAfe 6eskoamcri.
ekGhO Cd aamoingch poealkn bylo
m1l0 mdostn6. Bylo nutno zhpa.
sifi net0lik0 i hmotnou bidou
nSbrS 4 nepocbopenlm. HddnS 2
tech prynich dcskfch %noyiDafn u.
~merick1cb ma rilzich ustlano ne.
tl6l a zhdnS \ Mich take u~ezb0hatl
Cponstfli tcnto syGt vftsinou Wi
Hni jako chudi lido il 30 case ~.
! pomn6lo Sc ! M jejich obdiyuhod
na obctayou prdei, kferou TAX Una,
fne prospdli teskoamerick6 yttyi
V fcskf Amcricc opravdu lehes
se gapomina A piece nell jsm'
v fade sy9eh journalistic duchy po
zoruhoduf, ktefi We ylasti ziskal
Iby ii jislt syol binnosti jmhne
lfryatf, Jmenujemo n~amatkou je
nom Bariose Bittnera, jednoho
ne jlepsieh feskoameriekSch zur
nalisfd. kterg napsal celou fadt
praci pozomhodngcb, kter6 neza
slonal ably upadIy V zapomenni
Ia piece, uemdmc Do dneknibo dn'
ySborn y jebo spisn, ackolig da'
I'd fasn SO yyskyfuji zprayy, II
takoyg ygbw yydap Dude.
Wnohh upadlo by v zapomenu
IN n IN 70, N Y zapomNnutf dosu1
negpadlo, ydfeime kronik5u ies
koaBeriekfbo tisku, TomAN Cap
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

kovi, ktcry $ pill opraydu obdlvu-
hodnpu pc fadu let shromazdoyal
n doSud shromazduje doDumcnty
q ceskoamericktm novinarstvi We
sye praci, "Padesdt let 6esktho
tisku Y America pfedloail pred
tasem zaiimavf pfehled Ginnosli
eeskeho americkGho tisku u TAX
pro pamdt budoucim zachoyal hi
.ytofii tcskoamcriekeho novinafc-
nj. -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27
Local and Otherwise {

Mrs. Jim Bryan Ia In Csntefyils
the gusst ii her parents.
See Standard Motor Company 4
prices on tires aud tubes.
Mrs II. l., Grissby left Monday
Tor 4 visit with relatives and friends
at Trenton.
Miss Lois Thompson, Of Lyle.
vas tho weekend CUES. OF Mrs. Il
l.. Buroh.
l.. c. Sell spent the week end In
Nashville with Mr., aud Mn. Hor.
ace Self.
Misc Bessie Rsdden IL visiting
her sister. Mrs Dalton Redden
nssr Psris.
John T. Hudson. who has been
seriously III Tor several days. il
reported some better.
Mira James Walker IL recovering
rom an attack OF influenza ,pneu.
monia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lei Brown Of Lit.
Ito Rock. Ark. and Mrs, Henry
Smith are in Cedar Hill. the guest
Of their .is,er. Mrs, w. J. Bats.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27

FOR SALE-One 81 the pret,ies,
bones 10 Dickson: contains T..
scres, house IL one Of the beat bull
houses in this town-hss s large
reoms. bath room. large front and
tack porch. back porch nice sleep.
lae porch. 2 good cellars. Has city
eater snd electric lieh,s. All kinds
Il ou,houses. veil. built; large barn
9nodshed. smokehoasr. benhnuse
and splendid ns~ garage, Place u
we'll fenced and cso~-.isnesd. Plsn
u Of room here to have your eo~r
chickens. ETC.. and rsiss e~"iy'hir
yoa want TO est. ! also have fo1
sale a., acres Just across the street
from the above; i, 10 well isnced
has q number Of good fruit trees ans
j. barn on it, See
r. J Davis.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27
BURNS-2STORES-DiC TENN

G,y &4iED Ii III aeHlt
o. sSss t''~1isi.as ihA T.. ~slfaie
Rrya'l eotyeAtton. .
Mr. \ I, Foster aud sst,r
Me- t,g r@ttea were 10 Sn-t,st'i.
hop.1. ~atteay
, NI sad sra. Dave McKrlvs,
and Me A II Lsathess spent Non
DAY in NAth lie.
M. Harris Lowell was hostes,
OF j dinurr sunday At her home
Covers sere laid Tor eigh, guests.
Mics Ruth Adams has returned
to her nome at Fulton, Ky, alter q
two weeks yisi, here with relatives,
hrs. Douglas shannon had ioi
her su.st. Mira Leroy Edwards. o!
BssFdstown. for the week ,end,
Mrs. Ray Ilogin Is here the CUES!
OF her mother Mss, Rosa Gr,gsby,
aud other re.ttiyes and irisndj
Miss Pauline Nicely. OF Nashville.
span' the week end here the guest
OF her cousin. Miss Mildred Russell.
The ioong Peoples Missionary
Society oi ,hs NJ. Il. Church South,
will meet with Miss Katherine Fay.
Tor, Friday evening. February a,
at 7;S0 O'Clock. Rspor, Of the dal-
gstes
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27

Judge Joe b, Weems left We'd.
nesdsy morning ior Ashyille. N. c..
where h- goes 40 delegate from
this state to the SouthemI Appala
chan Good Road Association which
meets in that city February 10. ~
and 20. On bic return he will stop
In Nashville and undergo q minor
operation. before returning home.
During his absence his duties m
County Judge will be attended 10
BY Judge Cook. who will be at
Charlotte each Saturday.
There were 81 presen, Al The
Vest Dickson Sunday School last
Sunday. Hon. J. A. Clement gave
the Sunday School On excellent
msssaee. God lie blessing this
work. There 10 good spiri, In
our services. We have sestins ca
pacisv tor 100. A partition has
been removed between the two
front rooms giving " plenty Of
room. The roons are heated with
two good stoves. We have a sspa-
ate room for primary department.
Mrs. W. H. Pe,erseim teaches the
children. This work Ia responsive,
interesting and encouraging. We
ask your prayers and help Come
bring yonr friends. Sunday z D. m
IN rooms adjoining Mr. Brucs's
store. Susie &. Hudson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27

Eos are yeuf eyesf See Ur.
fsrsy .cs Nsshsills, seost POUR eye
troubles sni glasses on Tnesd.s II
each week II The 81. James Y ysei
A number o. oar so0a eitassn IL
ard out Of. town have igund Lts
glasses give good vision. comfort
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-01-02
FACING THE NEW YEAR.

The clock struck IL on December 81, and we are ushered a
New Year-with how many plans for the future-new resolves,
many alas! that are made to be broken. But let us welcome
the untrodden paths and grasp the new conditions with a firm
hand, grateful for the blessings the old year has brought to us.
If the old year has brought sorrow and desolation, and hung
Grape on our doors, the new year will bring us the leaves of
healing, and we are glad to part with the one and welcome the
other. If, on the contrary, the old year has brought us only
joy and comfort, we part from him sorrowfuly, but meet his
successor with the ardent hope, that he, too, comes with bless
ing. The sober, 'jolity of New Years, day is like standing for
one brief moment on the threshold between time and eternity:
Here is the world we know-yonder the world that is new and
untired.
The pessimist delights in derision of the good resolutions
which mark the celebration of New Year in the minds of many
people. Shame upon the man or woman who would dull the
bright ambitions and desires for the better of any human being
But there is little time to give to habitual mourners and augurs
of evil. The new year will be what we make it, SO far as our
individual lives are concerned, and the man or woman who re-
solves to be happy in a healthful, unseish way, is taking the
first road toward happiness.
We can wish no better thing for all our readers than that they
begin the new year animated by a firm resolve to turn all its
experience into profit for themselves, mentally, morally, social
ly and materially, and then to faithfully carry out the resolu-
ton.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-01-02
II N SENTINEL
however much your eyes coyet it. = -
Have thecourage to speak to a friend in "seedy' coat, even
though you are in company with a rich man and richly athred.!
lrLooks LIKE CONNER FOR SPEAKER.

There are three candidates it seems before the lower house
Of the state legislature for Speaker, S. J. Owen, Sennett Con-
ner, and Judge Anderson, of Vicksburg. We have no DISPOSE
tion to throw bricks at Judge Anderson but it is our guess that
he cannot win. Joe Owens is q clever fellow, chiefly remark
able for his much speaking. He is full OF good intentions but
he has absolutely seemed to have turned his intentions over to
somebody else as to how they shall be used. AND lnasmuch
as the guardian that seems to have charge of his intentions just
now does not square with our political liking, we think the
Legislature would be doing a good service in keeping Joey out.
Sonnet Conner served most acceptably as Speaker at the last
session. He is a very able young man and we have not heard
ANYBODY vet saw that he was not fair in all his rulings and a
good parliamentarian. Fortunately for him, ne is not coat
failing this time and it is our guess that the administration
would promise almost anything to elect the man with SO many
good intentions. Conner may have made some mistakes. tie
is quite a young man and it is natural for men to err. II ne IS
elected Vardaman and Russell will not have a ring in his nose
and the same can be truly said of Judge Anderson.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-01-02
Mississippi A. & NJ. College To Run
Special Farmers' Course in
Farm Machinery.

The Agricultural Engineering De-
| partment of the Mississippi A. & M.
College offers a special Famrers'
Short Course in Farm Machinery
and Tractors to be held at the col
lege, January 18th to 29th. This
work will be especially adapted to
the busy planter and farmer SO that
I every farmer can avail himself of an
accurate working knowledge Of the
proper adjustment, care and opera
ton of 4 full line of horse drawn i'm
PIGMENTS and a special course in
tractors, tractor tools and bitches.
All of the work viii be entirely
practical. Those enrolled, being
asked to bring their over-alls, as all
the work will be confined to actual
laboratory and field operations Of
these machines. Eeach line Of i'm
PIGMENTS such as plows, harrows, Gull
tivators, planters, mowers. binders
and hay tools will be taken up in de-
tail stressine the proper selection uni
der different soil condition and vary
ing crop conditions; the proper set
ting and adjustment to afford the
highest draft and economical opera
ton. All machines to be run either
field conditions or in the testing lab
orator. Only such lecture work will
be given as to facilitate the more
practical work. /
The tractor instruction will be de-
voted to special detail such as the
proper selection, care and adjustment.
A complete urse on magnetos, car
buretors and transmission will be
given. The work win also include
the proper selection of tractor tools, |
correct bitches and adjustment.
In addition to the actual farm MAJ
chinery work there will be evening
lectures and moving picture shows OF
machinery and up; to date farming
methods. Such authorities as Prof.
j. w. Fox, of the Delta Planting Co.,
Scott; Pres. w. H. Smith Of A. &
NJ, College; Prof. J. r Kicks, Directly
or Experiment Station; DR.. II. s.
Brown, Experiment Station Cotton
Specialist; DR.. G. b., Walker, Delta
Experiment Station; DIR. w. f. Hand,
State Chemist; Prof. J. s. Moore, A..
& M. College; DR.. K. II. Jones, "A. Il
M. College, Dr.. j. C. Robert, Dean
of College of Agriculture, will give
evening talks on their respective
subjects, followed with an entertain
ing moving picture show of up to
date farming.
Every planter and farmer should
arrange 70 come and bring his farm
manager to take this work. Many
delays in the busy season would be
avoided if every planter and farmer
knew just how to regulate, repair
and operate mowers, binders, and hay
tools and keep his tractor going with
out calling an expert from the fact
DRY.
All those desiring: to enroll should
do so at once, as We must know just
how many wish to take this. work.
Our living facilities here st the coll
lege are crowded and reservations
must be made ahead of time. Write
to the Agricultural Engineering De-
parfment, Mississippi A. e m. Col
lege, Agricultural College, Miss.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-01-02
EACH DAYAsciFT.'

A friend stood at the door;
In either tightclosed hand
Hiding rich gifts, three hundred and three score;
Waiting to strew them daily Ger the land,
Each drop he treads in it, and passes by;4
Even as the sower. ..
It cannot be made fruitful till it die.
Friend, come thou like a friend,
And whether bright thy face,
Or dim with clouds we cannot comprehend.
Well hold our patient hands, each in his place,
And trust thee to the end;
Knowing thou leadest onward to those spheres
Where there are neither days, nor months, nor years.
Miss Mullock, in this beautiful poem gives our ideas better
than we can express them. The idea of each day being a gift,
from us until it's hour comes, is pretty thought. So
many gifts, so much time to use for either profit or loss, and so
many hands are held out eagerly for the coming days, looking
for the INTO bring happiness, or gain of some kind. The spirit
sometimes grows faint before the unknown future, consequent
good. 1t is hard enough even then and sometimes it is best to
go hour by hour. One day at a time is the secret of every noble
life. One day at a time taken up bravely with its duties faith
fully done as they come, its trials patiently borne, its tempta-
rightly used, and it's gladness gathered from every hour as it
passes on. Instead of making many resolutions at the first of
the year to be quickly broken, let us strive to meet each day
bravely, and take what it brings unquestionably.
Oh, hang some lamp like hope
Above the unknown way,
Kind year to give our spirits freer scope,
And our hand strength to work while it is day.
New Year greetings are greetings OF good will. How they
soften hard hearts, purify base desires, sweeten bitter thoughts,
and make every deed purer and tenderer. Let hearts expand,
sympathies, enlarge, and good will reign. Let benedictions
drop from lips, and substantial gifts fall from overhowlng
hands. Make cherries homes radiant, and hopeless hearts to
thrill with unspeakable gladness. Forgive your enemies. Bury
the past. Rise above the mean and petty reSentments v lth
you may have harbOred against those VINO nave not used you
we'll. Be generous.
Happy New Year! What a blaessed phrase! Speak it from
the heart, and then strive to make every ones New Year a hap
ply year and yours will be happy indeed.