The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-02-04

and Frank L. Teuton, director Of the
institutions agricultural work, an.
nounces that a model orchard will be
planted there this spring. The Normal
School already aas fine herd of pure.
bred HOlstein cattle, pens Of tho best
Duroc-Jersey hogs and flocks of stand.
ard White Leghorn chickens, and by
means of these additions to it's 1000
supply has been able to keep down the
cost of its students board to $l2 each
month, most reasonable figure, il
Is pointed out, for an individuals food
supply for month.
Ripley-Here is a concrete example
Of what farmer can do in Lauderdale
county who uses good judgment, diver
sites his crops and farms scientifical-
ly. Charlie Gaines, who resides near
Ripley said I'm feeling pretty good
Recently | sold corn, hay and hogs
which brought me in $125. | sold corn
at $3.50 per barrel, hay at so cents
per hundred and meat at 1914 cents
per pound from the pole" Mr.. Gaines
further said that he is now cultivating
the land upon which he learned to
pillow, and it is worth more than it was
30 years ago, when his father owned
Il.
Memphis.-The good roads commit
tee of, the chamber of commerce has
called a meeting to discuss several i'm.
portant matters Delegates will be
appointed, probably seven in number
to attend the good roads convention
In Chicago, February TO IL, accord
ing to an announcement made by Sec
rotary T. B. King. Three other rep
resentatives will be chosen to attend
the meeting of the Tennessee Automo.
bile association in Nashville to con.
slider certain legislation now pending
relative TO good roads In the state,
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Memphis.-E. J. Mehren of New
York. editor of the Engineering News
Record, was introduced to the City
club as the guest of A. L. Dabney Mr..
Mehren gave a brief account OF condi.
lions as he has recently seen them in
Germany and other points Of Europe.
He said that the sentiment in Euro
pean countries is not so much in favor
Of the league of nations as originally
written, as of some league or assocla-
ton of nations, in which the United
States is to Join, and whose terms It
can practically dictate.
Observation-Disclosures Gibon 62,
for Is years dealer and broker in To-
bacco In this city. was found dead sit
ting erect In a chair in his room at the
Hotel Montgomery, following an at.
tack of heart.trouble. He was horn in
Bremen, Germany He was in appar.
emily good health until he went to his
room, when he asked the hotel clerk
to call a physician. The physician
found him dead about 20 minutes later
,Nashville.--In addition TO the presen.
tation OF a bill In the legislature pro-
viding for a license law, the skeleton
OF which was taken from a model
drafted By the national organization
and which is now in effect in 20 states.
realtors of Tennessee met in Nashville
the latter part OF last week and were
husily engaged in lobbying for the pass.
age of bill which would legalize con.
tracts bearing sight per cent interest
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Memphis-Declaring that escaping
steam from the defendant companys
plant burned them badly while they
we're attending a baptizing On the
river front Matte Robson and Henry
Terrell spectators at the baptizing.
filed suit for damages against the
s lgar Products company, owners of the
plant from where the steam is alleged
to have escaped They are asking for
81 900 each for their hurts.
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Humboldt.r-Orin C. Kolwick Post
No. 26. American Legion. has elected
the following officers for the year
Commander Vance Roe; vice-com.
mander, Lloyd Mathis; adjutant. J. w
Morgan: finance officer, J R. Thweatt;
rost chaplain, DIR. e. II. Mariner; his
toiian George Craddock; athletic Off. i
Ger, q. S. Herndon; sergeant-atarms.
Wylie Bennett.
Huntingdon.-Dol Perritt and
Miss Eula Springer we're married at
the home of Mrs. Berry Smith. the
ceremony being said by Squire T. J.
Compton.
Milan.--Al Crocker. well known |
farmer and stoekman Of Gibson coun-
ty. and Miss Rosa oliver. Of near Cans,
six miles north of here, we're married |
by Squire Carruth of the Fifteenth |
civil district.
Huntington. Hart aged |
about %, was shot and instantly killed /
by Floyd Knighton. aged rs. at the
latter's home. II is alleged that Hart
had gone to the Knighton home 20
borrow bottle ct coal oil and &C.
cording to Witnesses the older man
opened fire without warning. the bull
let striking Hart in the back CT the
head.
$780,
Brownsville. court. which