The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-02-06

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the University Of Tennessee division
of extension work.
Trezevant.-Public roads in this
county are getting almost impossible
In some sections on account OF the con-
tinued rains and freezes.
Nashville.-The grand chapter of
Tennessee OF the Eastern Star opened
its goth annual session here with more
than 800 delegates present.
Memphis.-Construction on the pa
per pulp plant of the Proctor & Gam.
BILE Company is progressing satisfac.
torily, 1t was announced.
Memphis. - A palatial apartment
house costing approximately 1880 900
will be erected on Union Ave, between
Willett and Watkins SITS.
Chattanooga.-Charged with making
a profit of $3.50 on an overcoat cost.
ing him $3.50. Otie Clark was bound
over to the federal grand Jury.
ssass
Huntingdon. P. Kelley, faithful
employee of the Nashville, Chattanooga
& st. Louis railway the past AZ years,
died at the family home in Mckenzie.
Huntingdon.-The 2-year-old child Of
VIII Pugh, of the Twenty-third dis
trict, is dead from eating strychnine
tablets which 1t found in an old safe.
Nashville.-The supreme court will
hear no more arguments on cases dur
ing the next two weeks, according to
an announcement made by Chief JUS
tice ID. L. Lansden.
Jacksonville remarkable activity
OF the real estate market IN this coun-
ty continues undated, as shown by
the deeds recorded in the office of
County Trustee H. l.. Caradine.
Lenoir City-L. L. Mills and his
wife were shot and killed from am
bush here, and their daughter, Mrs.
Tom Phillips, and one of her children
barely escaped with their lives.
Memphis-Sixteen new industries
have been added to the city since Jan.
:. according to announcement by Mark
Fenton, industrial commissioner of the
Memphis Chamber of Commerce.
Jacksonville rural sanitation work |
in Madison county under the direction |
of Dr. C. B. Crittenden, field director
of the state board OF health, has met |
with the approval Of the county court
officials.
Jacksonville urgent need for a
charity fund to provide for the deserv-
ing poor among the colored citizens Of |
Jackson IS brought to the attention of |
the leaders of the negro race by Capt. |
D. G. Coy of the Volunteers of Amer.
lea.
Nashville. Whitefoord r. Cole,
Mrs. Bertha Childs, Mrs. w. B. Beau
champ, Mrs. James l. Vance and Mrs
James H. Kirkland. of Nashville. have
received invitations to attend the con-
ference OF $50 prominent women of |
America which will be held in Wash
ington, Feb 7, and 9th to consider
the religious needs of America.
Jackson.-That the farmers OF West
Tennessee should plant an unusually
large acreage of oats during the early
spring months to diversity their crops
and reduce the enormous expense of
feeding their stock under the present
high price of corn and other feedstuff,
is the advice OF District Agent H. S.
Memphis.-This city led Atlanta, In
Richmond. Nashville and a
number Of other equally important
cities in the volume Of business for
the entire year 1919, according to Zig
ures compiled by the publicity depart
ment Of the Memphis Chamber Of Com
merce.
Memphis.-For the purpose OF raising
a fund Of approximately $4,000 to
s35 900 to be used for the men compos-
ing the crew Of the SUPERINTENDENT
Tennessee. the week Of Feb. IS has
been designated by Gov. A. H. Rob
srts as "Battleship Tennessee Testimo-
NAL Week"
Nashville.-Students In vocational
agricultural schools OF the state work
Ing under the smith-Hughes act have
shown a profit in their returns for
isls1s1s. according to the report Of
State Superintendent d. NJ. Clements.
Jackson.-At a conference Of the Of
ficials OF the Madison county branch
of the American Cotton Growers As
ISOLATION in this city q report was read
from headquarters to the effect that
he organization has an offer for s0o.-
200 bales Of low grade cotton to be ex-
ported.