Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-11-24

fertilizer plant and they have gladden.,
led the heart Of Comrade Coleman, and
will place to his disposal chance tc
Iuse up all refuse from the cane mill
and give US another 100 tons Of fer.
ltilizer. We are looking forward with
great expectations to the success oil
this plant and the tannery that we
hope to get started soon. Brick are
being sold and hauled away from our
plant every day and it is our wish 10
get to making brick at once. The
farm harvest is nearly over and we will
soon be building with brick as well as
selling them. The small silo was fill
ed to-day and start made on the re-
filling of the big one. By noon to-
morrow the cutters in the field should
be through and then the hauling of the
feed from the field and the cutting of
it into silage and its final deposit in the
Isilo will finish our crop harvesting for
this year. The potato curing is now
done and we have at our curing plant
about 1000 bushels of fine evaporat-
ed sweet potatoes. A granary full of
peanuts to be made into butter, and
| the finest syrup we have ever had, in
! the process of making, makes us feel
| like something to eat at our house.
Roede and Ole are setting up the big
molder machine, and soon flooring,
ceiling, and other finished lumber will
be made ready for use A large guam
! itity of oak has been laid aside for the
purpose of putting in a hardwood floor
, at the roof garden. All the rooms at
the hotel, schools, ETC., will be finish
ed in hard wood, as we have more Of
it than any other kind. We feel that
the best is none too good for those who
produce it, and we are the producers.
Say, comrade, why delay in making
your purchase of a room at the hotel9
I'VE start building next week. Oper-
ations will begin on the Roof Garden
first; then either the Hotel or Mechan-
ical building. Send in your money
and let us know we can depend upon
your support, and we assure you the
building department will build as long
as cash and material last, and we hope
neither will run out until our new CO.
operative city is completed. Comrade
Sutton, who has been visiting us for
some time past, has put $3.50 to his
credit in the building fund and we
want five more reservations made and
we shall have cash enough to build the
hotel. Will you take one now and put
this building on the financed list?
Oh Joy! we had a dandy rain tonight
After the arithmetic class few of us
went out to the poultry ranch to nose
around and see what Comrade Linn
and wife were doing. Well, he had
just finished painting the inside Of his
house. But we had some time" No
wall flowers were there, although we
sat on the floor. If you don't think
our shacks can be made comfortable,
go see what these two comrades have
done, and you will change your mind.
We stayed long enough 10 be salts
fled that sufficient rain had fallen to
last for a week or two and we came
home happier and wetter than when
we went out.
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Saturday, Nov. 10. - New seats
have arrived for the school house and
our kiddies will be more comfortable
from now on. More children are arriv-
ing and our teachers are overloaded.
Howard Buck teaches Esperanto and
Comrades Mr.. and Mrs. Martin do the
rest in the grammar and high school
grades. AT the kindergarten work, Mrs.
@. IL AA.-uhLa e. - L.. -