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Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-25
SANITATION is GUIDE
TO HEALTHY CHICKS AS
WELL AS TO NET PROFITS
Cut Straw or Alfalfa Make Excellent
Litter for Little Chicks to Scratch
and Exercise in-Should be changed
Frequently

a q
Raising chickens is left mostly to
the women folks, and few If any
homes either in town or in the coun-
try is without few chickens in the
back yard. Raising chickens is an
easy and profitable job if one goes
at It right. Unfortunately, there are
a great many people who seem to
think that all that is necessary to
raise flock is any old building, or
q couple Of huge boxes nailed together
for q hen house, and some table
scraps thrown onto the ground for
the chickens to find. This is all
wrong. Chickens need warm, clean
and comfortable housing quarters as
well Is proper feed.
In Poultry work, too much emphasis
cannot be placed upon the keeping Of
the chick quarters and drinking and
feeding devices in sanitary condition.
The first feeds can be placed upon
a clean beard or paper. Cut straw
or alfalfa makes an excellent litter
for the chicks to exercise in, but
should be changed frequently.
The health Of the chicks as well
a. the net profits from the flock will
be greatly improved and maintained
by keeping the surroundings In q
sanitary condition.
Il you are going to raise Q few
chickens this spring, now is the
time to think about 4 and get ready.
y EggB command . good pr1ce ct al
most any season Of the year, md who
does not love fresh eggs and delicious
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-25
EASTER EGGS

The one who gets a golden egg
Will plenty have and never beg.
A silver egg will bring much Joy
And happiness without alloy.
The one who gets an egg of blue
Will find q sweetheart fond and true
The one who gets an egg Of green
Will jealous be and not serene.
The one who gets an egg Of black
Bad luck and troubles ne'er will lack
The one who gets an egg Of white
In life will find supreme delight.
Who gets an egg Of purple shade
Will die bachelor on old maid.
The one who gets an egg Of red
Will many tears Of sorrow shed.
A lucky one the egg Of pink,
The owner ne'er sees dangers brink.
The one who gets an egg Of brown
VIII have an establishment in town.
The one who speckled egg obtains
viii go thru life by country lanes.
A stripped egg BODIES care and strife
A sullen man or scolding wife.
The one who gets an egg Of plaid
His heart is good but luck is bad.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-25
Twenty Years Ago
Gunnison March 25, 1901.

Dear Nary 80 .''-
This is = lonely evening and as
have nothing else to do will drop you
. few lines- No news to tell, though
as z has been very dull week.
The coming town election is about
the only thing Of interest lust now
The Citizens Party had q meeting
the other evening and nominated w
w. Mckee for mayor, and for trustees
z: T. Mueller, d. +. Ealvey and J. r.
Nillspaugh were selected
We thought sure Jerry Williams
had been nominated for something
great from the important way he has
been going around al week, but we
found out that the important office
he u to fill 10 that Of father TO lovely
baby girl that arrived this week.
Jack and ! attended John Penning-
toms funeral this week. The old gen
tleman was the father Of A. NJ. and
Charley Pennington.
l hear there Is ahne city hall COM
pleted in Pitkin. That town will be
putting on airs pretty soon. Henry
Corum was up there this week-yes,
and pretty often too. but l hardly
think 1t was the new city hall that
attracted him. Wonder II it isn't Mrs.
Prices cooking that he favors.
Saw Curtis Osborne on the street
the other day. His eye Is getting
well fast since the piece Of steel was
removed. The same thing happened
to Ward Caufman Of Ohio City.
We are going to have q dandy base
ball team here this summer. Billy
Madden is to be captain; Joe Parsons,
catcher; r. Austin. second base; o.
N. Potter, third base; Bob Potter,
pitcher; Clarence Webster, shortstop;
Guy Palmer, out field. Clyde Martin,
center. Just you watch those kids.
D. r. Peck was over from Crestone
recently for y visit with his family.
He is located at that place now and
doing well.
And Frank Brown also. was in town
on q visit to his mother, Mrs. Ira
Brown. He has quit ranching and
has gone into the mercantile business
in La Junta.
! sent you package by express
the other evening, and while was at
the depot. noticed Misses Laura
Deering and Rena Trevarthan board
ing the train. The girls said they
were going to Doyleville, Laura's old
hoitN. soPPVSr tucy Will Ue CO8St-
ing down the hay stacks.
Two young ladies, Misses Ellen and
Cora Case came on the same train
from Delta for a visit with the A. G.
Teachout family. R..
Jack has been down town all ay,
taking a good look ut the registered
Shorthorns which arrived for some Of
the cattlemcn of this vicinity. There
were five carloads Of the "critters."
! see by the local papers that DIR.
F. N. Cochems has been appointed
chief Of steff of the Rio Grande hos
pital in Salida.
do wish we had hospital here.
1t is SO aggravating to have to take
a long journey to Denver or Salida
when one can't get the medical advice
at home that we need. Mrs. John
Outcalt had to take her little girl,
Fernzelle to Denver this week to con-
suit specialist.
Think will close now and. maybe
next week l will have more news to
write about So for this time. good
bye. As ever, AGNES.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-25

hearty meal has been eaten.
enow Puddinp-Soak one and one.
fourth tablespoonfuls OF gelatin ir
one-fOurth cupfui 0f cold water fifteen
minutes, then dissolve In one cupful Of
boiling water. add one cupful OF sugar
and one-fourth cupful OF lemon Juice
Stir until the sugar h dissolved, then
strain infO q lnrge bowl. and set ID
ice water to cool. stirring occasionally.
Bent the whites Of three eggs until
stin and when the gelatin begins to
thicken add the beaten whites and
beat together until very light. When
sti6 enough to mold pour into mold
which has been rinsed with cold wa
ter. Make Z boiled eustard, using the
yoiks Of the eggs well beaten. three
ta5lespoontuls Of sugar. one-half tea
spoonfnl Of salt. pint Of hot milk ;
eoOk until smooth and navor when
cool with vanilla. UnmoId the pud-
ding. ponr the sauce around It and
serve.
oatsau d Prinesss-Bake Z spongs
cake 10 two Jelly cake tins. Cut the
center from one cake. leaving rim
one and one-half inches Wide. Cover
the cake with Jelly. Jam. fresh berries
sweetened Or with SLICED fruit Place
the rim Syef TIE cake and frost the
rim II desired Of decorate With
whipped cream. e
Orange les-Aake sifup, using
four cupfuls Of water to two Of sugar.
boiling twenty minutes, add TWO cup
fuIs of orange Juice, one fourth cupful
Of IenoD juice and the grated rind Of
two oranges; cool, strain and freeze.
When using only . small amount n
the freezer the Ice need not al ths
freezer, only come well abovs the mix
tnre in the can. 4
Galergsney saisd. TAke two parts
e cnhbage and one parf tart appIe.
cnn tAfougb 4 nneat chopper. seasoo
Wfth sak, pepper. minced green ooioay
'eeaesy - green pepper. T.
s.s.. h.. ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-25

The keynote Of living room d .
feeling Of companienahlenees. i birl
IN . cage er growing plant q frllh
1cwess help 70 give to q room His
feeling. !,
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-25
DELTA POTATO FLOUR
MAKES FINE QOUGHNUTS

|. It has been found in tests recently
made in the experimental kitchen Of
the United States department Of agri-
culture that q very soft dough will
absorb more grease than sitter mix
ture in making doughnuts. Too much
-four, however, makes a doughnnt
that is not SO light and fluffy as de-
sired. The addition Of q little Delta
potato flour to the mixture makes .
doughnut that is light and fluffy but
at the same time does not absorb -
much fat. Doughnuts made by tho
following recipe are delicious when
fresh and also possess good keeping
ualities:
IN cups sugar
tablespoons butter
2 eggs
cup hot potato -four
4 cup sweet milk
5A cups -four
teaspoons baking powder
teaspoon salt
teaspoon cinnamon
n teaspoon nutmeg.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-25

For those who are looking for some
thing entirely NV. suits like that
shown above are provided IN the
spring displays IN which eapes or
capelike overgarments or blouses with
short ciose-ntting peplums take the
place Of the regulation suit coat. This
nsw idea has been worked out with
hne success In The model pictured
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-25
OLD BELIEFS ABOUT EASTER

Every day in the calender has it's
superstitious beliefs-practically all
Of them relics of the dark ages. how
ever interesting they may Be. With
the near approach Of Easter, various
odd ideas and superstitions regarding
the day come TO mind. many Of them
current from the earliest days of the
celebration Of Easter. Here are .
few Of them: m
II you bathe in cold water on Easter
morning, you win keep well the rest
al the year.
To cry ON Easter Il . sign you will
cry the following Sunday too.
II used to be considered bad luck
to keep Easter eggs. They should be
eaten or destroyed. &;
II . rabbit runs across your path
on Easter Sunday, you will have good
luck the rest Of tie year.
There II also superstition that
lovers should mot become engaged On
Easter Sunday, else the engagement
will be surely broken.
An old Gypsy warning d "Give a
nam I'd sgg sn Easter to secure
A tiny lamb Or ! rabbit presented
you on x3aster Sunday insures you
w. sss<I8 wv kS1b Ox tOe year. 4 u A
II you were born on Easter Sunday,
you we're the luchiest child Of all and
IN addition you brought good luck to-
your parents.
The custom Of wearing new hat
or bonnet on Easter Sunday began
ages ago in England, and was suppos-
ed to bring good luck.
II you ever wonder at the origin Of
the egg-toping custom on Easter Day.
e will 5ntereyt you to know that the
klea used 70 be praeticed with the mo-
tion that the farm lands over which
tl,e egp wRre telle1, Would BE- sure
r yield ahuh1aatlx q harvest.
The number q fatslities recorded 81
fhe dailies, attzlhuted toi ir,holns btew,e
White mule q Bhatgvur one Pm
rs e ea!! ths fstst doss, brings I'll
1lng : 1ittIe jfne3e
y sss - Hsasia af.a Z s.ssins' ;;;
Is Issss s s.,ss..s Pc g .a::sS 81 yaiItins "a
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-25
fried chicken.

fried chicken.
By the way, If your hens are both
cred with lice, banana stalk hung
in the chicken house will keep lice
and other vermin away. Almost any
grocer will supply you with 2 stalk
now and then and hang up fresh
one.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-25
DESSERTS. SUITABLE FOR THE
SEASON.

Fruit juices
thickened with
gelatin are IA
vorite desserts
for warm wealth.
er us they are
b 9th appetizing
an d sufficiently
satisfying after D
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-25
Woman
BY Edwin Markham.

Who Il through the round of years
1sstowed On you her tolls and tears
Who gave her al-and gladly gave
At cradle. altar and the grave
Woman, woman, woman 4
Who drew you to the light Of earth
Out Of the mystery before birth
Who watched above your infant years
Built up your childhood with her dreams
You the one theme in all her themes
Woman, wondrous woman
Who II shot the starry glance
And lit your world to young romance
And touched you with sidereal fire
Who stirred your heart with tender
And made you long to walk alone
Woman wondrous woman I!
Who shared your poverties and pains
And wrapped rose wreath round your chains
Who pushed the doors Of Heaven apart
Who hurled away the mortal bar
Till you leaped laughing, to . star
Woman, wondrous womanl
When all your bubbles broke to air,
Who was It stroye against dispair e'ft
Who was 1t shared your loss and lack
And took your burdens her back
Who II held and fast, f.t
Through storm and darkness to the last !?
Oh, woman, woman, woman
Who il kept her every vow
And asked 80 little Answer now! EA
Who shuddered at your words un<ind,
Yet staggered onward, bruised and blind !!
Who was It, when you failed her, still
Held-thcugh your black blow seemed to kill!
Oh, w0man-yes, yes, woman
MIS Who felt felt your our wrongs yet all the while,
And laid you in golden hours
The God-touch Of her deeper powers,
And breathed upon you lyric breath
To sing Of beauty. love and death
Woman wondrous woman (!
Ladies' Home Journal.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-25

Many . fair maid will rejoice In
such new and smart furbelows Of RIB
bon ~ are pictured here, when Christ.
mas brings her remembrances. Here
h collar. vestee and girdle with
bag to match that are Irresistible. This
Garniture for the waist Is made of
striped ribbon-showing the glowing
colors In Roman stripes.
The Eirdle is kpotted at the left
side and hangs In two pointed ends.
The bag Is drawn up and suspended
BY narrow satin ribbon. has q silk
ornament, like those on the collar. at
the bottom.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-25

GbLNEfHzH

Have you the wealth of "a sound
What great possessions are yours!
May the gold within you be Il blessing
TO all the worid--yo1 cannot be too
lavish with it, keep giving Il away;
put II out az Intervals and Il will
double It's value In short time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-25

Yeung nan, what viii
he y0ur financial Con-
diti0n IN lell--twenty
years from now7
n y up T. yea, and
new = the time 70 d.
eide the questisn Of
yoaF Nfure. Twsnty
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-25
s,sors and Ast.r,

Before he gets her he says: How
womanlyr when she does anything.
But after be gets her ne says: That's
Just like . womanl I" when she does Q
thing Cincinnati Enquirer.
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-17

Behavior IL a mifrHr % etl.h svery one
Is spIays rs tmage.=''priHs.
THE housing problem is a bigger
prc now than u hu~ ever been
before lu 'h., country There.
.,r. good many ~ MS are either
n..ne a- building houses an! We are
coming up against uuaDrusf"mrd prot.
I.ws
3D., a-,t Thin. 'o rrmeurhrr whether
60. Ono, a house from q total stranger
.- from ynur nrNt-duur urisI hur. j.
ra' the transaction = purely one ~
business Il should b" carried Hn IN
.r absolutely hu>,1rSslIkr way inst
D., .u,r YOU know 'h" uuu yHu are
buying ~" house FROM q, na reason
vry ynu should not hay" ".sn thing
about lr pvt down In the lc.u' form
And lust hc"an>n tlp man wh" I'
lng.rc the house from ynu j. "a fri"n'
az YOURS j. no reason why YOU should
r,H any nfrruSn. rrrauSr hr wants 'c
%. rurcly hu~ ue>~lIle about the trans
action
p-. f4s other hand. The well bred
r..,r- nr SELLER ~ p house tries alwav-
- Fn the courteous thing II you arc
..rYrr a house and know that 4
,,.urH h. a great convenience "a those
.,l,. nm, Il tn take possession q few
..,. ahead " the specified tim" lef
,p...r,. a., sn II Won can manage. TO-
pc,..,,,lar when you Srli house
.t,. ,t,. -.-d,r r.,.s with II II Won
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-17
Drunk Branch

Health is reasonably good except
few bad colds.
n " Huffman and three grand.
children and Mr.. Grant transacted
business in Marble Hill Saturday,
= > For,nway transacted bus.-
mess in Marble Hi Friday
Mrs Mary Mitchell and grands,A
visited Mrs. John BIanken Friday,
u Grant sold some tne porkarN t.
Eli Deck .ThursdaT.
Born-To Mr.. and Mir. John
BIanken November ., a CIR.
Mrs. Rudo ph Hunziker and Mr..
Lizzie Formway and daughter hthe.
visited Mrs. John BIanken Friday
Henry Bair purchased some pouI-
try from D. Grant Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley b9.llnger
and son Claude visited his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry BoIllnger, Sun
day.
Nj and Mrs. nanie' ProtFer made
a business trip to Marole Hill last
Saturday
Kendall Proffer, John Bjanken
and will HartwicG transacted busl-
ness in Marble Hill Saturday.
Fred Feiler was at John Blanken's s
Friday on business.
Fred Burford of Scopus visited
,ohh Blanken Sunday.
Bud Ramsey and sons are still cut
ting and hauling wood from h.
BIanken's place to Marble Hill,
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-17

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ta,tsh And ds bass teli4 .Is D."
fHs -aura taAa satsa ilus ~
vr U..ida trr ,l,a la sNIsus" We -
,rrr uu.. N"g know I tr,Ia ,"u 80
tr. t"u.a si-uEEa p,re wui ia b.ss
.H,. -,ff.. Well be- taka Haf ljT- ..u
t. t..#sH tn
Wr -u e,s IA nrr'sf g. a8 nHrHH
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f.r yHt sBf utp~ smriia usa f..s
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| a., H,s. -.-.Na tina. la-a Dat IlI.r
~ ds tuaI n4t g. cats o. ! tr"e
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'au we nH ur.-s.hH >lur'I Iu' abr"
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ir,tls h.g aa Lssss kupv b,Hrs HiVv Hns
.r.ns. - te mala uv S. fark aut
...",a fusk 1u' ssi'a m.a ia 'u"n.
hIr f"f fn.u'" .us. folio. Ia smr
pud uhcn afa",ia AnHrss mr 1"Hr
dat Was da ptI-.
wI"u ST.. r.a,h ,,s s.a . 'o'-s''
soms frlrn Ia b"sS '|ehfa h~rs pii~
ret da h"us- and ,Nrff fs,,it So nH'
I no ilLa lat nay 30 tells scsHH -
wenia .muba "a pIp~ - down hf 'n
cccaG uhcrr 80, oi~u p'acr aud i,''n'a
weeud
81 wAa day h" tNE m' li"-' a"i
90 down hy da "crHu frrEar~ uH
body gotta 60 ou, crf he sfu'Aa "n DO
teach Rut am psr~s'akr ~"n as'
rlac- lika other "rc IL h,~s auH
hees pipe uas hecn 10 n,.Ec a. s,-'ia a
hours hy da occnn when "a t.,i" could
no .tnnda Smeli and he - ont t"1.
Wot YOU tink'
fTapVFlGhH
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-17

Before you're a day older
you want TO let the idea slip
under your hat that this
is the open season TO start
something with a joy US
jimmy pipe - and some
Prince Albert!
Because, 4 pipe packed
with Prince Albert satisfies
A man cs he was never salts
fed Ge!ore-and keeps him
satisfied And, you can
prove il! Why p. A. S
Clvcr anu fragrance and
coca IS and its freedom
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-17
SOUR STOMACH
INDIGESTION
1hediords Black -Draush, Highly
Recommended BY . Tennessee
Grocer for Troubles Re-
sultins from Torpid
Liver.

East Nashville, Tenn The e.'ic
ieney OF Thed,ord's Black. praugat, the
genuine. herb, liver medicine. 10
vouehed for by Mr. W. N Parsons, q
grocer OF this city IT IL without
doubt the hcs, liver medicine. and !
don't believe could wet along withou,
u take 4, for sour stomach. hsaa'
ache. bad liver. Indigestion. and all
other troubles tha, are the rrsui, OF
. torpid liver.
Il have known and used II for yearS
and can and do highly recommend I,
10 every one. wont 90 to bed with
out &, In the house II win do all II
claims TO do can't say enough for
H."
Many other men and women through
out the country have found Black
Draught ,us, as Mr. Parsons describes
valuable in regulating the liver se
It's normal functions. and In cieansIas
the bowels Of impurities.
Thedtofds Black. .Draugh, iirer meii
cine is the original and only genuine
Accept no limitations or snbstitutea
Always AK for ThedfcvdA Es
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-17
Me-o-my,
how you'll take to
a pipe-and PA!

from bite and parch (cut
out by our exclusive pat
ented process) are a reve-
lation TO the man who never
could get acquainted with a
pipe! p. A. has made a
pipe a thing of joy to four
men where one was smoked
before!
Ever roll up a cigarette
with Prince Albert? Man,
man-but you've got a
party coming your way!
Talk about 4 cigarette
smoke: We tell you it's 1
peach!
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-17
|Huw wH15tEar1te!d:! { ter!
lSS9> II ..A--&
THE JURY

CtiukTIsY after the Norman Con
y quest the Curia Regis, or Kings
csnrt. appointed twelve knights
tu inquire into and examine various
matters which might comp before H.
Suitnrs at the Curia Regis began TO
summon these twelve tn inquire into
and Judge their suits Thus, originally,
the jury u.afln, juare TO swearl were
twelve men sworn to investigate and
Judge evidence. yiurin- the reign of
Henry Nv the iury was restricted Ia
Its present function as judge ~ facts
only.
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-17
FOR OVER sIxT Y-THREE YEARS

In s The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company issued
policy From that day to this It's constant endcaVof
has been furnish the best possible life insurance protection
AZ possible That has succeeded shown
by the cnyabc reputation which the Company among
and those who sell H. Efficient service
and square deal everyone has lcn watchwods for
over sNhrcc years They will H. Wachword throughout
the year,
The largest purely American Insurance Company
The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
L. I. Kinder. District Manager
Iutcs,ic Mo.
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-17
CHiROPRACTlC
The nrualcss Road To Health

Have you s0-csllcd Rheumatism,
Asthma. Bronchitis. Goitre. Psral-
ysiS, Insanity. Appendicitis, or n
constan, Headache Chiropractic
will remove the cause and permit
nature to bring about cure.
Have YOU stomach. lung, heart,
kidney, bowel, or bladder trouble'
II you have any Of the above. or
any other ailments. don't give up
hope. but investigate Chiropractic-
II. NJ. kNOWLTS. Chiropractor,
Patton. Missouri
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-17

~ hun,ng/or 'rcsra,ons VIII
he allowed on our farms John
n. Dalton. l. = naltoa. o a
Dalton. G.. r. Ypur'. C. " S'a'lcr.
J. " S.ilcr. \. J S'a,lcr II J.
Rahncrd. u, = Rol'ingcr Ellc
O. and I,c,iic GrarN BaIhnrr
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-17

PTfass AthsFf 10
sslI ~ ferrs r~d
k-rs ttiy 1sf ftss,
AssS,sr,s fsssd
al Nil pss@d fts
ka-1,Ioss ssststAs
psaa1 srssfai sisss
@tdsF ~tfh
sssaxs -stsfss see
tee
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-17
THE RIGHT THING
AT
THE RIGHT TIME
3, MARY MARSHALL DUFFEE

Behavior IL mifrHr % eEI.h stery one
IS spIays his iuaEe.=,ipc;Es
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-17
cane Girardean Rn.ine-. roIl,rc

Cape t'iraTdcau b"stns = oll'rr
rAcI rev Ht nrrF.H. ''fs '"r
'HI wing Hu#r.r. t.=H.cI. ~.
rrtAuaI. Iaakt~suia. shorthand
Tslc.raph,. Aidinp. Sa.esmanshU
rrd Calculating NarHlne Bur
ru.As Bookkeeping Nz,hta'
Fall term Nus SHmw'f
rates la 'rr' gvt
Write tHr information Cars
Gfnr}esr $50 !. s Nsl' Ma
arrr l'.".
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-17

No hunting ~ tuuspasanU vail
t- allowed on our farms Fletcher
Smith. Frank Hri'waH George "
smith E,,uii smith. = \ ono.
lry VI a. n,nnis. TONY smith.
Gen n NilAinsnn
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-04-19

Senator Hart of York in discussing
roads and the chain gangs the other
day is quoted as saying that the chain
gang of York county cost for mainte-
name about $500 to $500 per year for
each prisoner. and he was in favor OF
stopping the county chain gang and
letting the building of all roads out
to contract. Wonder if any one could
tell us what it costs per prisoner to
maintain our chain gang in Newberry.
He also stated that as rule there
could be gotten only about 200 work
days from each convict. This is not
referred to in the sensse of criticism,
but it would be interesting to know
Just how much it costs per capita to
maintain our chain gang and then we
could determine whether it was a
profitable investment or not. @
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-04-19

meeting that I attend. There were
several white persons present al Lit
tie Mountain and besides ny talk
Hon. w. A. Counts, Rev. J. J. Long
and Mr.. J. B. Derrick talked to the
colored people. U. S. Gallman, the
supervisor of colored schools, was
present of course. After the meeting
he took up a loose collection to get
the movement started, and it amount
ed to S20.40. These negroes are 60
ing to do their part and school house
will be built for this district. They
have the encouragement and coopera-
ton of the white people of the con-
munity and that is the only way they
can or should undertake 20 do any
thing.
E. H. A.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-04-19
The selection of Miss Parish for the

The selection of Miss Parish for the
post in Newberry county was unani-
NOUS on the part of both county Off
cials and state officials, under whose
supervision this work is being con-
Quoted throughout South Carolina.
During her work in Albermarle coun-
ty, Virginia, Miss Parish won an
enviable reputation for success in
this important field.
In brief statement that Miss Far
ish made at her desk in the chamber
of commerce office this morning she
indicated that she was quite desirous
of extending her work as rapidly as
possible, and of cooperating with the
entire county. An invitation to call
was extended to school teachers,
house wives and others interested in
home demonstration work.