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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-05

I To Mrs. Ashmoro's statement Is add.
81 the testimony 81 Jim Ashmore.
~ own houses within three or four
blocks II the plant The odor Is very
had We cannot sit ON the porch. and
have 20 keep the windows closed when
! Il Is IN operation"
~ CorslCara Stanford snid the keeper
OF the plant told him ~ running Il four
years ana that be was continually re-.
cciving complaints. Ia q series ~ inter.
views quoted by stanford h. gave a
similar story 10 thgt given him by the
people IN Grccnyillc. one woman said
that che could not stand the odor, and
merchant win owned a store In the
vicinity said tn lncinerator ruined his
business. for he added what few women
customers came tu his store did 81 hold.
ing their noses. lie quoted eight or ten
people ~ CCrsicana.
He then told 81 his investigation In
Fort Worth and his questioning ofta
worker ~ the kings Candy Factory. the
closest building several blocks away.
N'fAAtNHAAN ftaAA hif.h hNIN tue Mlfls
dows nailed down un The side facing
the plsnt. And finally Mr.. Stanford
sai'. he had becomc dlsgustod with
doors. tin cans and incinerators IN
general and md come home 10 lay the
case before the commissioners.
Il om a father Of six children" said
stanford. -Four NJ them were born In
Amarillo. am trying To build homes.
not DESTROY them. and know that YOU
men viii give ,Ais your slncercst consld.
Grafton"
II nm contractor. and am building
property at seventh and Washington
S'rccte," said J. Il. Gaut. THE location
% this lncincrator has made II impos
slide for us t. continue the building we
have begun. We will bc forced To auit
building, ana the site has already dam.
aged me-
I'm program requiring 500 400 we
are forced a. get lolns. hut now q, n
Impossible Tor no one win listen 10 mo.
Even n there ~ NJ odor ar cans. u will
ruin the ncighb0rhpod. for no one would
build or go there. The recent movement
90 build houses westward offers an Oh.
portunily Tor homes that Amarillo is
badly IN, pSl ". Weyclnnot afford To
rc'ard The dcvclopm mt ~ the city"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-05
ERECTION INGIkERfToR PLANT.
IN RESIDENCE SECTION is Being
PROTESTED BY MANY CITIZENS

An incincntor on the proposed sit,
at SOC jefferson street would BE- an
ahumination and result In the dcs,ruc
uon Ut property values IN that neigh
bcrhood, r. W. stanford told the city
commissioners. az special meeting
held at , o'clock yesterday afternoon In
the city hail.
MIR Stanford backed his statemen,
with pictures and interviews h. pur.
ports 90 have secured through recent
tour tu Grccnyillc. Ccrsicana ana Fort
Worth. where he mad, an Investigation
~ operating lnclnerntors IN those places.
His statement OF the effect nf the M.
cent selection VI n site on tho property
values was corrobora,ed 10y ]. H. Gaut.
rcal,or. who IL building houses
close ny.
petition containing 1902 names. said
in h" SIGNED by Toe pcr cent OF the
residents ~ thu ncirhsurhood. was aslo
presented TO the commissioners. Several
Interested property owners were pres.
cnt at the meeting At the close Of the
report Mayor Lon y. Marrs and com.
missionors assured the petitioners that
they had no intention OF erecting "a
plant that would injuro anyone.
Mr. stanford showed plciuers of tho
plant In Grecnvilc. which had living
around II n short distance away great
piles NJ cans aud rubbish that the incline.
raior had been unable to consume. lie
quoted a man by the name ~ W. ".
Elliot. who owned the closes, house 10
the plant. Elliot. h. said had been forced
to leave his property because the odor
was unhcarable. he was bringing a
damage suit against the city.
\ Mrs. Ruth had told him that she
owned home In the vicinity. and when
a wind was hluwi-g from the lncincrn.
tor Il was almost uncomfortable. A Mr..
Powell. who owned a house oncfourth
mile off, said that he would not buy
property under any consideration In the
ncighhorhood II h. knew the annoyance
the incnieR,or had caused.
Mrs. Martha Ashmuro in quoted hv
stanford as saying:
II own q little store four blocks from
the incincutor. The odor IL very bud.
Tho wagons smclt> something terrible
Nhan they nnss with carcassos Il has
decreased the property value onc.half."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-05
NORTHWEST
TEXAS PRESS
WIRE ron IT.

Tho hin before the legislature max.
nr 10 possible % usr convict labor In
building highways In the state was one
4 the hIlls which should have passed.
ono OF the highways 20 designated 90 be-
improved hy convict labor was No. 4.
from San Angelo. sw,utwatvr, and
,hiidrgss 10 Canadian. --Canadian Rec.
lrd.
This WAS Indeed a good hin. ana In
'ur Judgment n would have worked for
he good Of al concerned, including the
Unfortunate convicts themselves.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-05

Pla!nyiew has established a precedent
Tor coming elections she has called e.
service On her sChuol board two excel.
lcni ladies-citifcns who arc dccply IN.
,crcstcd IN the welfare II the young
This u a matter upon which Piainylcw
u to bc congratulated She has acted
wisely, and win doubtless experience
hcnefleent results from the venture.
Amarillo il also to Indulge herself IN
this same fine distinction. and the work
II her school beard must unqucstion.
ably b. uf marc intimate and compre
hensive character. This II truly a
wuman'a age, and women are par,icina,.
ne In affairs formerly believed to be
pur,N aud solely within the sphere II
mons activities, Those who formerly
pTated al'ou, the weaknesses ~ women.
are lcarning that the capacities 81 the
feminine portion II the population are
Ear greater than was supposed. or
dreamed and still the homes are not
'hroScn." OF abandoned" a. some II
the glcony forccSstcrs had prognos,i.
Gated.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-05
METH0D|sTs LEAD IN
NUMBER TEACHERS IN
LOCAL PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Seven religious denominations are RIP
resented IN Amarilio's corps Of q teach
els. According to q survey recently
completed the MethCdistF have the
largest and the Episcopalian and Catho'
llc the smallest representation.
Church affiliation according To the
survey shows; Methodist 80; Baptist %;
Presbyterian 10: Christian L. Church Of
Christ 3; Episcopal ?; Catholic ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-05
DEBATE WILL FEATURE
PROGRAM KIWANIs CLUB

The world II growing better. says
Rev. Roy Rutherford. The world Is
growing worse, says Judge Walker
i'all. Both claim 10 bc right. and each
VIII cndcavor 20 prove he II right at a
luncheon by the kiwanis club al the
Amarillo Hotel tomorrow noon.
d. Henry =. Brooks VIII offer prayer
before the debate begins. The Baptist
orchestra viii furnish music for the o..
casion and James Guleke will give
'Som" Timely Remembrance. Sing.
ing ~ "Amef,on" will close the meet
ing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-05

YES. thcrc was snow IN the Plains
Country. and It unQucsilonably while
a trire unfayorahlc 20 filmy Easter
clothes, was most beneficial 10 wheat
Complaint had been made that the
wheat was putting IN too great "a
growth for the SEASON - the year. and
this little touch ~ belatcd winter will
greatly assist In modifying the develop.
mont Il the supcrstruciurc. and In
Strengthening the root system 81 the
crop.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-05

What on Earth will some ~ the dis
roptic birds who are ctornally hownnr
about hlrh prices. Do now Informa
iion has reached hsrc repeatedly during
he pas, several weeks. through these
Who have purchased at other points.
that in Dallas. Fort Worth. and other
cities priccs are much higher than ~
amarillo, There are thos, who loaded
up With grourhcs have walled their
heads olf about Amarillo is thu high
est place IN the wotld' 40 which o. buy
This statement Is AS false as Il IL possi
hlc fcr wufds o. make o. Amarillo b.
today s,llins many things lower than
q other paints in Texas ana her mor
chants pride themselves on standing
hack q their prices as well as their
merchandise. only recently hdy
'rom a ncorby town. felt that she could
" better To- go into siaeahlc Texas
'iy ~ the Plains to buy her "ncw
srring suit" she bought u. and much
10 her chagrin. when she returned
through Amarillo guine home. she found
hat u she had purchased the garments
here she would have saved $3.50 ON the
initial cost. besides the money pa, into
railroad fare. This II but one illus,ra
ion 81 the hc, tina, the foolish state
nen,s ~ the malicious, or the unln
formed. and foolish belief In such ~,
most unwarrantcd and unprofimblc.
Nrs, price the articles desired In Anna
rilio, bcfurc listening 60 idle. scnsclcss.
half-baked prattlc. and-snvc money.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-05
IN THE HOTELS
AMARILLO

Clarence Thuly. Madison.
{. Ta,um. Dalhart.
n. NJ. Rice. Kansas City.
g.. Il. Jordan. Bartlcsvillc.
n. 4. Rose. Dallas.
Z. II. McAlcaicr. Mc.Alcstcr.
Dr. 4. \. Dcadufi, Loyingion.
3. Finklca. II Paso.
Mrs. W. \. Siske. III PaEo.
IL. l.. Browne. Dallas.
q. q. Moss. Fort Worth.
j. 4. Fallcs. Dallas.
Harry kitzclman. Clrrodcy.
Mrs. J. 4. Williams, Happy.
l.. y. Manl,s. Wichita.
!. X. Sach. Camsazo.
y. ". Pitser. breckenridge.
Il. v. Adams. New York.
l.. I. Vincent. Denver.
&. \. WndehiHcr. Dallas.
!. Z. Black. Canyon.
Elm
l.. II. Prydc. husband.
]. ". Furncy. Peoria, Ariz.
T.. a. Simpson. Clarendon.
Il. T., Ridglcy, Dallas.
g. EgE,rs. san Antonio.
Leon Gefort. ralo puro.
u. W. sewers and wife. Trenton
]. \. Whitt,nhCrg. Dallas.
TOT RIST Inn
Il. T.. Putnam. Kansas city.
\. II. Bccry. Kansas City.
A. u. Gardner. Saint Louis.
Claud Mcclellan. Dallas.
N. \, Turner. Tyler.
e. =. Mccoy. Saint Louis
Dr. W. :. Lowe and wife. Pueblo.
W L. Burglss aud wife. Plainyicw
Ada Lacy. oklahoma city.
Mona Ellis. Oklahoma City.
q. Glass. Canyon.
George Michels. Kansas city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-05

SIN farmers are holding their wheat.
Markets on the decline and wheat de.
;criora,inE. Crop prospects have never
cQuallcd the present on a similar date
In this section q tho country. Would
Il no, be god judgment to turn the
present crop at any price Ia advance
~ the oncoming on,e
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-05
FLETCHER WILL ASSUME, Duties
DISTRICT ATTORNEY FOR Time.

Floyd Fletcher. formerly Panhandle
representative ~ the Federal Depart.
mcnt 81 Justice. T. now acting district
attorney for the forty.scvcnth district.
The appointment ~ Flctch,r distric,
attorney pro tenn was the first act 81
Judge Rcocc Tatum upon opening court
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-05
Divorce Granted.

ON the showing made charging harsh.
cruel and tyranical treatment, Ola
Campbell was granted divorce from
Dale Campbell Monday by Judge Reese
Ta,um acting fer Judge Bishop. The
decree permits neither Ia marry within
twelve months except Il to he to each
other az provided 10y statute.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-05

Remember: oil or NO on within the
mex, tow months, Amarillo has ~ tasks
to perform, and nothing but the fullest
cooperation will get results and every
man. woman and child mus, b. relied
upon 10 a fun measure Of service Let's
I'll rull togethcr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-05

Marvin Jones Is constantly at his task
q day.hy.day delivery u he goods Got
his constituency In this portion of the
state. Attention has been called % this
fact through many items In which ANA.
rillo and the Plains Couniry have becn
strongly represented In Washington by
this popular and able young Congress
MN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-05

a., a new broom addressed to 'Prosia,n,
warren o. Harding" and with tho
words Use itp' written on the revo,sa
SIDE Of tho address tag WINS rccsn,,,.
delivered at the White House nv .s
press. ~ w
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-05
Thr oliIcInl bourd Of lhe Amarlllo

Church OF Christ will hold bnni'
ness meeting at 7i5 o'clock In the
church building Tenth and Fillmore
streets. II is understood that dcfin'
itc action viii he taken regarding the
building Of an annex In which to
house the steadily growing Bible
school classes. II Is stated that the
clnss and church membership are
growing steadily and the added room
In considered In the light OF an impcra'
tive necessity.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-05

II may b that Mr Neff was right IN
kls aetion II placing the veto an the
Me-, Texas 4. and M. hIll. bur Il il 10.
ms h BE- dafi.cuH ia hlm 20 convince
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-05
Marriage License

Marriage license was issued by coun.
q clerk Piilman Monday 10 Herman
T Grummeil and Miss Minnie Frank.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-05
.James q. Lott. engineer Of the State

Highway Department for the Pan
handle District, has returned from
Post where he went on an inspection
trip. Cara county, Engineer Lott
learned has called an election for
April 20 TO pass upon n 100000 bond
Issue for road purposes. There are
a. miles of State Highway No. In
Cara county, and the county hopes
TO get the benefit of state and federal
aid Ia lts completion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-05
County Agent Benion who has been

working with the Boys and Girls
Clubs 81 Potter and Oldham coun'
ties states that much interest Is BE-.
lng shown. The majority Of them are
planting plots to the row crops adj
aptcd TO this portion Of the country
including kafir. milo and fetcriia. He
II also encouraging the nix club work.
which he states IN attracting favor
able attention among the youngsters.
Mr.. Benton also states that number
Of broad minded poultry fanciers and
growers are making attractive Of
fers In the way 81 pcdigreed eggs
for Matching on the ame basis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-05

Following contributed four dollars
and lesser amounts:
j. w. kollcar. s. q. Burdlnc. / ~
sherman. II. W. u. Hurt, Adams Dry
uooas company, j. Il. Bassctt. George
doubleday, Hub Foster. Mrs. ]. NJ
mockish' Arthur Donovan. j. ID. Hines
VIM NJ. Bcnton, II. 4. Kinkcad. ". n
zoe, l.. y. Pitiman. n. O. wnggoncr.
- {. Cornclious, Roy Poole. Joe Proc.
"a Hen Boslfwi,z. Leo Grccnbcrg. I,os.
yer blakcmore, Robert Carr. Chas. Il.
lrollinser. John kuykcndall. II. II. Hon.
w =, j. Naab, W. T. skipworih. Fred
lrobsi' Pete Distls, VIM. stcngcr, Pal.
ice OF Sweets, Crystal Cafe. wnbcrt !
''a Dr. D. T. Bromcrt. Henry Rcit.
''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-05

A Tnir of trained fox and wolf
hounds shipped from Sihlcy. Mo-. To
Sheriff Burton Roach were received
Monday. The dogs came from the
kennels OF Thomas u. Hudspcih and
he vouchcs fer the statement their
music In chase II superior Go that ~
Sousa's hand. The two dogs cost
siig so. They were taken immediat.
IS TO the Reach farm who're h'y viii
b. kept. The sheriff has another
hound at his farm secured from
Louisville. ny, 1t q cost u 500.
Sheriff Roach has made a speciality
~ mauiring into the merits Of the
different kennels Of the United States
lately and believes he is building up
the champion pack Of hounds 81 the
Southwest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-05
r. II. BeylIle was In Amarillo yes.

tcrday from Clarendon. attending to
legal BUSINESS. AIR. Beville states that
both Clarendon and DoDlcy county are
IN good shape. and the people are look
Ing forward hopefully TO the promise Of
good things.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-05
CITYBRIEFS
Timely Little Bits Of News Gathered
From vaFinus Sources e
\. Isogard. Monday took out per.

init TO erect $4,000 residence AT 1901
"a" West Eighth Street.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-04-27
KING swoPE Is
TIPPED FOR PLACE

Louisville. KY, April 16.-For-
mer Congressman King Swope, DAN
vile. KY, probably will be appoint
ed one of Attorney General Daugh-
erty's assistants with salary Of at
least $4,000 a year, according. to
reliable information obtained here.
1t also is probable, 1t was said,
that the attorney general will desig-
nate former Governor Augustus e.
Wilson to handle any litigation that
may develop here during the Hard
ing administration.
1t has been decided definitely in
Washington the informant said, that
Judge Charles Kerr, Lexington, will
be made federal Judge Of the canal
zone, the appointment to take effect
about June 1. Judge Kerr will
have the distribution of considera-
BILE patronage.
Paul Burlingame, was said to be
out of the running for the position
of governor general of Porto Rico.
1t is understood that Mr.. Burlin-
game, who returned to Louisville,
declined one or two lesser appoint
ments offered to him.
1t is understood in Washington
it was said further, that NJ. H.
Thatcher, Louisville, will be ap-
pointed minister to one of the Gen.
trail or South American countries{
Among other Kentuckians to get
appointments are George w. Long,
former United States marshal, VIM.
]. Deboe, former United States
senator, T. N. Hazelipp, Paducah,
and w. L. Prince, Benton.
When Chesley H. Searcy, chair
man of the Republican State Gen.
trail committee, returned to Louis
vile from Washington with Paul
Burlingame, he said: II have moth
ing to say regarding the appoint
ment of a United States marshal for
the Western district of Kentucky"
Sheriff w. E. Ross, abiding to
an absolute agreement" with Re-
publican leaders of Kentucky, init
mated recently that he would be APP
pointed to this office. Information
received from Washington is that
Leslie Larrimore. Greenville, seems
to be the outstanding applicant.
A. T. Hert, national committee
man from Kentucky, has gone to
New York, according to Mr.. Searcy.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-04-27
APRIL HONOR ROLL
HARTFORD HIGH SCHOOL

Seniors
Flora Rhoades, Sallie Shultz, Mar
garet King, Freeman Schapmire.
Juniors
Ella Henry, Mary Lindley, Ernes-
tyue Ralph, Cola Bennett.
SOphOmoree
Alfred Duke, Sallie Laura VIII
liams, Ersel Bennett, Emily Bell.
Otis Ashby, Luther Turner. Hubert
Crowder.
Freshmen
Geneva Golf, Halle Belle Allen.
Cora Hagerman, Samuel Miller.
kathryn Williams, Martyne Sproul.
Corinne Ward. Eulah Bean, Anabel
King. Otha Lee, Bonnie Sosh, Mary
Ellen Duke, Kathleen Tichenor, HUI
bert Lindley, Norrel Hoover, Orvil
Hoover, Delbert Whitaker, Pauline
Williams, Locket Ford.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-04-27
EARL N. SWAN TALKS
TO GREENSBORO ROTARIANS

Earl N. Swan, oil producer, was
the speaker at the Rotary club
luncheon yesterday at the Chamber
Of Commerce. Mr.. Swan has launch
ed extensive oil operations in Nc
Lean county and recently heavy
producing well came in on his Okla
homa leases. He gave compre-
hensive explanation Of the principles
upon which scientific oil developing
companies work and spoke of vast
fortunes made in the oil business
by people who know the game and
play it scientifically. He touched
as well upon the fortunes lost by
those who do not know the game
and OF the public's susceptibility to
the alluring promises of wild cat
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Messenger.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-04-27
WOULD SUBSTITUTE LOG
CABIN WITH OLD RING

The Sandy Bluff correspondent of
the Nicholasville News is a shrewd
political observer. The folks down
on the Shun Pike where he has his
habitat are somewhat riled .lp over
taxes, dog and otherwise. He speaks
incidentally of the Governors prom
Use TO free "Old Ring" bpt suggests
that probably the "durn dog had
hydrophobia and is too dangerous to
unchain." He says:
Not hardly a man in Jessamine
County who heard the campaign but
what wept when they heard the
pathetic history of'"Old Ring" as
the silver tongue campaigners
cleaned the fields of oratory and
scanned the heights of rhetoric as
they pleaded for the liberty of "Old
Ring" And, fellow citizens, bless
your hearts, the pup" has never
been liberated and is tagged with
tdAdtlOu anu tHeTc 10 uO uOpc uul
that "Old Ring" will die an incar-
cerated beast. And then, too, you
remember what magnificent prom
Uses were made about reducing
taxes and how everybody applauded
and yelled until their eyes bulged
out as big as a white elephant pota-
to. Can you answer without Nchok-
ing with indignation? Such rhe-
torical barking, deception and poll
teal infamy constitutes and COM
pletely covers the Republican plat
form and still keeps "Old Ring" de-
prived of his freedom. By Gosh,
we wonder sometimes why the Re-
publicans do not destroy the LOG
cabin" which symbolizes their polit
ical faith and insert the likeness OF
"Old Ring" and then when they
vote certainly they would be bark
ing up the right tree.-Louisville
Times.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-04-27
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat Of tine disease.
Catarrh Is a local disease. greatly IN
fiuenced by constitutional conditions, and
in order to cure Il you must take an
internal remedy. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine is taken internally and acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces of the
system. Halls Catarrh Medicine war
prescribed by one Of the best physicians
posed Of some OF the best tonics known,
combined with some OF the hest blood
purifiers. The perfect combination Of
The ingredients in Halls Catarrh Medi-
line is what produces such wonderful
-esults in catarrhal conditions. Send for
-stimonials, free.
= ]. CHENEY q CO.. Props, Toledo. o.
81 Druggists. 15c.
llali's Family Pills for constipation.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-04-27
WHAT KIN ARE THEY

Louisville, Apr. 1.-THE mar
riage a month ago of Mrs. Louella
Gaines, 80, and Winston Phillips,
10, has been followed, it is believed
by the elopement of Miss Katherine
Gaines. l5-year-old daughter of
Mrs. Gaines-Phillips, and Carter
Phillips twin brother of Winston
Phillips.
Miss Gaines and Mr.. Phillips have
not been at their homes since and
reports have come to their families
that they left Louisville to be mar
ried.
Miss Katherine Gaines is one OF
four young daughters Of Mrs.
Gaines. who was widow. Winston
and Carter Phillips are the twin
sons of DR.. william Phillips.
The boys had been visitors at the
home OF Mrs. Gaines. They were
supposed to be devoted to Miss
Gaines and her sisters and there
was amazement when the news
came that Mrs. Gaines and Winston
Phillips had eloped to shelbyviils
and been married.
II Mics Gaines and Carter Phil
lips have married there will be
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-04-27
DAVIEss COUNTY ALLOTTED
ry S55,s1D FOR FARM LOANS

Greensboro, Ky, April :1.--F. x.
Moseiey, secretary o. the Dayiess
County Farm Loan Association, Te
Lsrnel from Louisville, where ne
had teen IN an sfort 70 get a
tioDal application 3ialhs from the
Federal Farm Loan Bank for loans
in Dayiess county. Only atteen
siaaks, total.Dg s75,o0), were sent
TO Day;ass county, AID they we're
already taken On Monday. Mr..
hoselsY was Informed that TINS dis
tri,t was allotted ouiy S3,000,000,
and that would be distributed
among 300 associations. Twenty
-four hundred applications we're sent
out h the Louisville BANK. Mr..
Moselay said 100000 could be
placed 10 this county.