The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-11-19

past weak in SomeFvil e with their
par -nts Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Bryant.
Mess 8. " d and JACK Bfant return
I'd TO Chicago Wednesday hut Mrs.
By n will remain in somerville VI il
Chri -tmas.
The 1920 taxes. stats and county.
viii he due on the first Of December.
County Court Clerk C. W Crawford is
bu y getting thr tax boots ready for
the Trustee by that date In former
wears taxes wer due the first Monday
in o tOber and delinquent IN Marc1 l.
bat the new tax law makes them due
Dece her /. each year and delinquent
on Maze. ! same as former y.
What was no doubt the biggest load
OF cotton ever brought to Somervile
came in one day last week from Oak
land when a truck brought in 20 bales
in a single load. the cotton beAbnging
to j. C. kelly of that place He had
been here the day before and sold the
cotton and brought that day for deliy-
cry to the Purchaser.
By an oversight last week the tabu-
lated election returns for Fayette
county were omitted from The Falcon
by the foreman in the mechanical de
partment after they were in type and
ready for print. We are inserting
these returns this week that the vote
of the county by districts may be
known.
Let all he peop'e Of Rehnbth Com
mu ity assemble at e Pre- byterian
church for Worship and praise of Coo
our maker and Provider 1870 A. NJ.
Thanksgiving Da Thin Of how much
you nav, for which to be thankful, .
Count your many bles-i z. name then
one By one, and it will supr Sc yor
what the Lord hath done" Jas. \,
McNutt
The price of cotton seed took a tumt
bic ne e " edn sday when u,ers drop
PED their prices from S32 per ton dowr
. 10 S23 .er to-. Prices haze been law
thruout the season and this last 6roI
make the ICED from a bale Of colt !
bring no more than the cost OF & ming,
, and many b les ore be ny ginned tins
: seed from wnieh 90 MT pay for tn,
ginning.
The material t + the dFedge bo / fol
the cons ruction of Cypress CreeI
DRAMA c dit tnra the wcs.erh pa
:. of this county and ,hel y was CARR {
t r, Som rvllle this W elk TO a pom.
jus west of Ga la d VIII re the worl
vii begin II is understood the build
of the a and uthe preparation
will co sumo 8 or 80 days a d tha.
work o digging the di oh will begin q.
! soon a tins work is don.
: J.. {. Leach last week bought tn,
! e tire stock of goods of j. A. william
& 60 on the north side Of the publ,
square in this city ron !. NJ Hull
; VINO was namd rs Receiv er som.
/ weeks az " IN the concerns door.
! were closed. The Receiver haC
s recently opened the stock for sale al
7. retaI, TO close it out and last wee, SO {
it as d whole to A.r. Lea h who is nov
sehlng t out.
Subscribers to the premium fund fol
J tpe recen county fair are now a keC
to settle their subscriptions with II. p
: Stainback. Treasurer of the Fair. The
pr MUM checks are made out and sign.
q ed and are ready for delivery to tn.
!, wnl .eis .st as soon as the funds ar.
IN to meet them Advancement vii
De -.aue ~nen these funds are available
> IL Is desired that subscriptions be pais
: at once.
The Falcon is printing or its bacI
d p-Ae this wee wna We believ is IN.
e hrst IL p &c adyerti emeat eve
er priated IN a Somer. lille 70
"a a n rdware 1ea er. We D nted
taousane circulars of the same .ize IN,
ID RS the week and t G ad, ertisem n
Dpears in this issue. 1t
special ale Leach Hardware Compan,
n be- ms today and will run during tn
y coming several day.
IF Perhaps the first tuberculin test eve
ID given an entire herd of dairy cattle il
10 Fayette county was recently give b,
DIR Gilman. local Veterinarian. Pro
M L. coz ne, Teacher of Agricultur'
y IN the County High School. and tn
Agriculture class. when they teste.
nine head Of Jerseys in the city whicl
~ constitute the herd of W. 7. Log ms
u No ar acto, was found in the b I'd
ie every animal proving .ubereslin free