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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-04
DELIVERY OF MAIL.

The Dispatch has been informed by
Postmaster Sharp that the following
rules will govern the delivery of mails
on Labor Day:
The general delivery windows Of
the postoffice will be open from noon
until one o'clock.
There will be one delivery Of mail
in the forenoon by carriers in the resi-
dence sections Of the city.
There will be no delivery Of mail by
the rural carriers.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-04
FERNBANK VISITORS.

The Dispatch acknowledges a
friendly call yesterday from Mr.. J. l..
Stapp and Mr. NJ. C. McGee, Of Fern
bank, Ala, who were n Columbus on
business. The gentlemen were accom-
panied by Miss Vera Stapp, Miss Era
Stapp and Miss Wilma Sims.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-04
TEACHERs. EXAMINATIONS

Examinations for white teachers
viii BE- held in the S. ID. Lee High
School next Thursday. Friday and
Saturday. Sept. lst 3ld and Srd;
and again Sept. Is, Is and II. The
examinations for colorcd teachers
win be held at the Union Academy on
Sept. sth, 9th and 10th. and again on
the 22nd. 23rd and oath.
r. a. STANLEY.
Superintendent
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-04

A special meeting Of Columbus
Lodge. No 3. +. & A. NJ, is hereby
called for Monday, September 9Th. at
$3.50 p. m. There viii be worE IN the
Entered Apprentice degree. A good
sized attendance is desired.
b. A. LINCOLN. ". NJ.
N. c. VANDVER, Sec.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-04

Mr. Harry Lindamood is one Of the
college set leaving this week to re-
turn to school He will attend Corley
Prep. School in Chattanooga, Tennes-
see. and expects 10 leave Tuesday.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-04

Mrs Rosa Richards left Saturday
for Aurora, III, accompanied by her
nephew. Mr. Victor Thornton, who
will enter the high school of that city.
Mr.. Thornton attended school in this
city the past session and made wide
cir.ie Of friends who will miss him
greatly.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-04

| nearly got my block noeked off
today. Pug Stevens sed that if it
wassent for the foolish people in the
world it wouldn't be with living in
the world He sed when all the fools
is gone he don't want to be here | sed
Never you worry you won't. Sum
foxes is to hot tempered & get mad
to easy.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-04

Hon. and Mrs. Guy j. Rencher have
moved into their new home, recently
bought from Doctor w. c. Brewer,
No, 421 Fourth Street, South. The
many friends of this popular couple
wish them increased and increasing
happiness in their new location.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-04
NOTICE

When IN need of ICE CREAM for
any occasion, call to see US. We are
distributors for the COLUMBUS ICE
CREAM & CREAMERY COMPANY.
COX DRUG STORE
Artesia, Miss.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-04
FROM A BABY

To d big boy in one year. Come in
and see our plant. We will be glad to
see you at any time, says the Stewart
Tire g. Nulcanizing Company.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-04
TO THE PUBLIC

The undersigned have acquired by purchase from the Ande
Drilling Company all the unsOd Booster Units We did
enable the Drilling Company devote its entire time to it's
drilling operations
We offer the public limited number of these Units at
the old price $4,000 subject withdrawal increase in
price without further notice.
Do YOU WANT TO OWN HOME, A FARM, A BUSINESS,
AUTO? Then buy Booster Units" They might turn the
trick Such have other fields why not here
desires must be accomplished by efforts Desire alone is
anything that not able to buy?
this Desire with little effort by buying few Booster
Units while you get them price for the chances
these Units be bought later for several
present price because the well 1860 feet deep and
getting deeper each Furthermore the formations at the
depth very encouraging Join the BOOsters Let's Co.
j. H. ATKINS. BROOKS MCGOWAN I. H. SHARP
B. A. LINCOLN T. w. HARRIS j. II. RANDLE
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-04
Monday.

ma gets awful pervoked at pa sum
times. He thinks he knows pritty
near evrything. ma says if you wood
ketch him a looking into the diction-
airy he would sware he was hunting
mistakes.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-04
Sunday.

mrs. Ellis Toned to ma & asst her
to cum join up to a mishunary So
ciety they are organising but ma sed
they was to menny gossips goes to it.
Mrs. Ellis sed to her That's all rite
they is all ways room for l more.
CESS ma got sore.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-04
A DRESS

for Infants, Women and Children at
Economy Week Prices at Simon Loeb
& Bro.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-04
SCHOOL OPENS

See those splendid book satchels
and straps at Simon Loeb & Bro.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-04
Wednesday,.

my cuzzen Clarence has got a
sweetheart witch he is in love with
her. pa says about the only way to
cure he & her is to let them go on
ahed and get marryed to l another.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-04
NOTICE KIWANIANS.

The club will meet at The Stona
Hotel, Tuesday, Sept. 9th, at l.15 p.
m. All members unable to attend this
meeting will please notify l f. Lid2
not later than Tuesday morning at
8 o'clock
J. c. ROWAN, Pres.
J. w. SLAUGHTER, See.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-04
SCHOOL GIRLSt

Tell your parents about the splendid
dresses for YOU at Simon Loeb & Bro.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-04
Thursday

at a ice cream soshul tCnite. Jake
bot 15c wirth of cake so bot 2 bits
,wirth of peanuts. Not to show how
mulch l like pea nuts but how little
cared for bits.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-04
Saturday.

/ CESS | have ben wirking to hard
this summer got on the scales today
& only wade seventy 9 with my
sleeves rolled up. just when it gets
nice wether to play & fish & etc skool
is getting reddy to begin so they is
not much plasure ahed.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-04
STATS DIARY
Friday.

Sum people gives funny answers
when you ask them how how they are
feeling. Today pa an ma went down
st. & pa seen a ole friend of hissen &
sed How are you getting a long ole
top. Ole Top replyed in answer that
he was all rite he sed he was get
ting plenty of near beer so he had mo
kick comeing.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-04

COVER YOUR BOOKS
With one of those attractive book
satchels at Simon Loeb & Bro.
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-12
w. o W BARBECUE

The local camp u the " o. ".
rave a barbecue and be- cream sup.
pr ~ Ormes park Monday evening
Ths barbecue vas q success from ev.
sry standpoint A large crowd was
present a. enjoy the evening There
Wa an ABUNDANCE of barbecued
chieken which was evoked iust right.
and plenty ~ Ice cream. A mum.
bsr n he ladies furnished cakes and
they werr excel'eni
Music Wa furnished hy a hvc piec,
strihr band and the Guess sister.
who saur several beautiful duets
Tho park was lighted by iapanes'
lanterns Everyone present voted d
memorable and enjoyable OCCASION
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-12
-MIDsuNNER EyE-

"Miisummsf Ev," which vlIl b.
produced for ihs benefit ~ the pri.
mary gradss. Friday evening August
a. 81 Cooks Hall Park. b a musisal
fairy play with a cast u nearly
one hundred Tho story of the play
b founded upon ihs Old lsEsnd that
fairies can b. sern on "Midsummei
Es The hui ep.soie shows a
group u chlldyn piguicinr in Oh,
woods later one of thsss ohlldrsr
vsndcrs bach alone io 80 ths fairiss
Tho drills. marshea. game and
songs and danosr which make up
ths play arr especially beautiful
Tho drshies vhsh tpydy twilight
ths vill.o the wilps which lead th'
losi child on q falss chase. thr love
ly bir aovsrs ihs tiny faires vhicl
prsceds ihs queen and the good elVs
sll rivs lovely rruur daucrs
Little Gvrnnie rlke gives a sol
dancs and also sings a. dnel anaihe
tiny flower rirl Mar Boswell
Mary Charlotte Nuun .s the fair
queen and hcr procession of parc
and flower rirh made up of vcr
tiny tots bed By iawrence William
Henry the herald b. worth the pric
of admission tsi and aicl Fur
the opening words u the chief an
nouncer Gladstone Clifton. 10 N
last grand chorus the play h a drcar
of fairy land
The ticket sale has already starr
ID and the audisnc, bids fair to,t
record breaker Everyone Nv,
children and q good entertainment
Midsummer Evs combines both 4
not mias h.
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-12
MAKE FARMING PAY

Make farming pay
That in short. b. the underlying
purpose of the hlr educational pro
gram that b % b. pat on BY the
Evansville Exposition Evansville
September sO % Octoher I
A visit to ihe fair this war VII.
b. hle taking a short course a. an
arrieuliuiai collsre. acroriing 10 Di.
rrslor ~ rahlisliy Mos siuuls
Ian ihc latest ldoas wr b. demon
siIaicd
"lt b. the fairs mission 10 edo.
cate. says Publicity Director Stuus,
"Wc ar striving 10 stimulate inter
cst in farming In every way. and
making farming profitable. We wan
10 help IN getting mon, good horses
cattle, sheep. swine and poultry In
10 this part u the state Boys an,
girls club WORK b being fostsred b,
us In every way"
! A splendid entertainment program
is being planned this year Feature
include a horse show. vaudeville am
music Search Tor features wa
made all over the country before III
program was closed
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-12
TO THE GOOD PEOPLE or
CRITTENDRN COUNTY

! wish 10 say O. YOU that the Pri-
mary b over and am one of the
defeated so ! want 10 thank my ma
ny friends for their llyal support
giy,n me in The campaign In all sec
tious Of the county and ! certainly
can not find words 10 express the
riod .feelias have for my home
people for their kindness shown ms
all through the campaign and for
their loyal support on election day
And ! wish 10 say through the col
umns u our county paper that hav,
NJ unkind feeling toward anyone ant
feel fine over my defeat Tor ! en-
dsavorcd 10 make an honorable fRhI
for the Office and did 70. have n,
regrets 10 make and have ~ u
feeling towards either of my oppo
nenis either defeated or elected
am surs Mr. Manlsy the sue
cessful one will make us a zoo,
sheriff and Tor one am willing q
cooperate with him IN any way tha
u can 10 make hia administration on
~ the best Criitenden county ha'
ever had
Thanking you one and all 10
your kindness am your friend
X. c. McMASTER
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-12
CAMPING PARTY

Fifteen bows u the Marion Meth
odisi sunday School spent last week
in Tou and fum reports the boys
realized the foudesi dreams of what
a real camping trip should b. The
river was fine and swimming vas a
popular rastims with every member
of the rarty The party was in
charrc uf Judge & s Nuun. Rev
la a. Dillon and Mr Cassidy. vho
used every prccaui.un io see that ths
boys were cared for in every way
rhe boys arr already talking Of d
burger camp ipr next yrar The
girh TOO are making plans In that
dirrCtion
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-12
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
SPREADS PICNIC

Tuesday evening just n sunset ihs
attentive class of Miss Mable Min.
ner u the Presbyterian church gath.
sred Al Ormes Park for q social out.
inr
Tho young men u the class kin.
died q hrr near ths iables where ihs
ladies had spread the feast u CHECKER
randwichss. lemonade and other u-c
cs.siiies n a picnic
Among the chaperons were Mr
and Mr. Veins Crofi. Mr an,
Mr. Aubrey Canaan. Dr. D. "
Num- and oihsrs.
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-12
PRIMARY ELECTION

The primary election held Saturday
brought out a rood vote in most u
ths prscincu Some u ths yuisrs
did not vote fof all The Offices The
Democrats primary vote Was vsD
hrhi MsnS voters were probably
deprived u their vote on account u
ihs threatening weather saturday a..
tsrnoon.
Ths race for nomination Cor can.
didaie for County Judge and lailsr
Wa very close D Jeffrey Travis
was he nominss for Judge hy Al
votes Chas 7 Rilsy was nomi.
mated for iailsr by 10 votes
n y Wilboru. candidate for nom.
ination a. Representative carried thi.
county hy ~ bat Mcdonald of lAv.
inrsion county ovcrooms this lead ir
his home county
ln the race fof sheriff Geo Man.
Iiey received iil2 votes against 6il
Tor d D Oilliland
Edwad y Stone received l2s.
vote. and q l. Moore gts Cor N,
on.cs u County Attorney
I Republican Nomiuess
County ludrs O. Jeffrey Travis
County Atty Edward d Stone
sheriff Geo u Manlsy
iailcr Charles 7 Riley
Tar Commff-ltaac n nilafd
Representative Leslie Mcdonald
Dcmocraiic Nominee
State senator Harry . Grssn
sheriff james T Wright
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-12
THANKs

ln behalf of the membership Of
Hurricane church W wish a. extend
thru che columns of the prcss our
heartfelt thanks 10 our Friends who
~ rraciously assisted us IN rebuild
Ina the church We are graudcd
o. Brother Hogard and 10 an thoss
WIN aided In the dcdieatory scryic,
and TO the people Of Marion for IN,
gift Of the beautiful piano.
May God reward the people VII,
possess such a spirit Of corporation
and helpfulncss which has been showI
toward us COMMITTEE
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-12
A FINE COW

Mr. p L. Guess u North Main
Street owns remarkable COW ~
tested bet value a. milker for
the three past months During thi.
time be- milkcd from her $3.50 pound.
of milk which u equal 10 4lG gallon.
and one quart Ne paid $50 80 fol
her feed during the three months
Dairying should b. profitable with
such COWS a. this one.
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-12
FINE PROGRAM
Is OFFERED
Ny the Pennyroyal Fair 10 be- Held
st Hopkihs,ille August 30.
10 September ,

The biz attraction u fair Ia
people u al ages and conditions. b
the great variety u things offered
There are the blg pumpkin. the fal
horses, sleek cattle, appetlling cakes
bread and pies, prancinr horses,
stalwari mules and the hundreds u
other things which are displayed IN
hs various departments Then there
are the free acts. ths horse races
the sideshowa, the displays u The
merchants and he countless things
which one sees only and hear a.
the fair
Al The pennyroyal Pair At Hop.
kinsville ky ihs year on August
30. ai september q. and 2 all these
things and many more viii be- pro
yidsd This will b. the ninth an.
nual meet n ths Pcunyroyal Pair
Il has grown steadily every year bot
this time ii viil be- a. and away ihs
bigTesi show ever given
All indiCation insure the finest
diiplays in an ths departments. for
The pfifss this year are ths most
generous ever offered and the con-
diiions an easy Pine arriculturaI
products. cattle, hurses, mules. hogs
sheep poultry cic. will h. vurth 70.
ing far % 80. vhils ths woman
department will be- worth he trip Ia
itself
Bot people attending ths fair alas
want entertainment and a. sss some
thinF out " its ordinary mutins
This year IN rsnnyroyal Pair man
aFsmeni has spsui lafrs sums osei
any previous year D. furnish ths
ysfy b.st attractions arailahls
A. = frcs al ihis year B. ahsre,
the thrilling Auto Polo game uhici
~ill b. playei sarh afternoon in from
u ne rrandsiani ln these game
daFsdsyils in Crazy little AUTOMOBILES
race about chasing q ball They hau
ell sorts u collisions and acl.dent
which kssp ths crusd wrought ui
Ell ths time The caIihrs ~ thf
attrasiion a shafn bf The fafi tha
thsf same players have been sn
Farsi Co., ths ksniufky State Pair
Pour night n ihs fair August 10
September d. . and 3 aonisffu
hlppodroms and hfesufis pfuFfaf
~in b. given. feaiuring $50 Man
Land" . faithful reproduction u th
night hsiils in francs There slI
also b. numerous display pis.s.
serial bombs Showers etr
Ths hofss racing thls ysaf ull b
ths h.si ever given ou any tratk
Zach day thsw eiil hs ai 'raa
sirht racss. both harnsss and rum
ing and betting through the pau
muiusi machine sil b. permitted
lu every vaY vlil the rsnuyuyl
Pair this year b. q great event an
wsll softh attending Make SEA
plans nuv and b. there Rsduos
rates hays h.sn granted on sn uai
foads
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-12
A CARD on THANKS

We desiv 81 extend our heartfelt
thanks % our friends and neirhbor.
who in any way administered during
The sickness and death of our b.
hsed daughter lds Svausey MAY
God reward each one is our prayer
D. AZ SWANSEY AM FAMILY
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-12
LAST WARNING
To ROAD OyERsRRRs

The Law requires you % kscp
your roads and bridges n rood con.
diiiou for travel and holds you ~
spousible Cor he ooudiiion of YOU
naads; 90 warn uut yuuf hands AMI
wurk your roads Tho ruad fund b
exhausted so you nerd not expect
any hslp soon from the Fiscal Court
Your Ohrlieni Servant
r. L. MOORE
Judge Crliiendsn County CourI
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-12
GRAVEYARD CLEANING

The graveyard a. Mt Zion church
will b. cleaned on August is. BrinT
Nos and come prepared 10 spend
the day
T. n. wALFORD
JAMES HUGHES
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-12

Dr. and Mu naurhirey and
daughter u Missouri. who have been
spending the last few days with Dr.
naurhircye mother. who has been
Ney M al her home In the Hebron
neirhhorhood. we're In Marion this
week.
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-12
TO NY FRIENDS

Although vas defeated In my
race for isilsf hy a narrow margin
Of ten VOTES | desire % thank my
many friends for the loyal suppor
they gave me IN the rcccnt primarf
I shall ever remember them VII
grateful heart.
Your friend
ROV MAI
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-12

Tower Belt who has been visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs Enoeh
Belt, left Tuesday for Louisville.
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-12

Misses Cora, Catherine and Ida TO
gard who have been visiting theiI
sister Mr. s. II Oats, al New
elton. IA returned 10 Marion We'd
ncsday.
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-12

Niuier Cover crop neosts Crops
Ohs n the important results o. be-
obtained hy rruwiug cover crops is
ihe incfease which b. gained In
yield of erop rrown year after
year on The same son scsorilnr b.
experimental results cited by crop
specialists fum the College u Az.
uoutue in showing The imporianc,
n this crop ln one experiment
where curn was grown on ihs same
land for siy ycau iu succrssion and
crimson clover was secdei zach Gall
10 plov under IN the spring ihs yield
u coru vas ~ bushels mory an aers
than on similar sol where no cover
crop vas rruwu When rye va.
used a. a ooyer erop an average In
crease u 9 q bushels u corn was Oh
tanned for is year n comparison
With ths yield from a similar soil or
vhifh no cover crop had BEEN ssr.isd
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-12

HOUSE and lot for sale o. trade
for q farm X. n ENOCH 3
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-12
Farm Bureau News

The State Pair wil b. held at
Louisville September 1917 Thers
vill nc uumbsr u attractive prem.
iums offered and i n hoped that
there uill be- several from Cfiitsnden
ooaniy vho will exhibit Ths Couh.
iy Agent has q number u sntry
blanks 81 biz ohies fof anyone who
b Interested Farm Bureau Day a.
ths fair b september 10
The Forrest Grove Community
Club will bold q plcnie next Saturday
81 he school grounds in place u the
regular monthly meeting Come Al
10 O'Clock. bfing yuur dinner and
plan to make a day of it A mum.
hsf ~ prominent locai speaker will
b. present
The Chapel llln Community Clal
are planning q picnic August ~ ir
place ~ ihs regular cluh meeting
Come buur your dinner and pre-
pare o. have sn enjoyable day
A pouliry culliur Demonstration
90 isl the iaafsr from ihs layer wil
ts held a. VII Hurhss farm neal
Ralsr school a. o . o. TUESDAY
August 10 EyrrjOns Interested 10
poulty raising ls urged % come
County Agents Meeting a. Walnu
Grove school p m AuFu.i o.
Eyervon, in ths nslfhborhood u
urrci to oums
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-12

County Arsni spsmsr ls attend.
inr thr shcer Sale al iouisyills on
August ~ Cor the purpose of pur.
chasing several pure bred rams for
Cuitsndcn county farmer
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-12

Miss Bertha Graves who is teach.
inr At Ccokseyville and several u
the patrons of that school were IN
Marion Monday % 10 before The
County Roari u Education 70 ash
for another nom and an additional
teacher The new room and the "a.
ga teacher were given 10 the district
and w bcspsak for the people Of
Cookscyyille a splendid school
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-12

Pruf o. A. Shelby. graduate q
the University u Tennessee has been
employed 10 teach Agriculture In the
Marion Hirh School next year Prof
Shelby oomes highly recommended
for BIZ vork having had experience
both as County Agent and also a.
teacher of Arriculture.
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-12

Mr r ] Sleamaker is In a hos
piial a. psducah when, be- underwent
an operation Tor galls,ones and ap
pcndiciiis ne Is reported a. get
tiug along nicely.
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-12

layr you planned youf winter
cover cropi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16
rHE FARMERS MEETING

Before the agricultural program wSs
taken up there was a happy ~ges a.
getherr conference between the club
women and the farm women Many
things az vital interest were freely
aud candidly discussed and mos AIN y
icable conclusions w~re ln all cases
easily arrived a. Il WAS the frs, r,al
one-community assist another inct-
dent ever attempted In LOGAN county
and every one participating ~as higa
" pleased WIKI the results
The real economic problems of the
farmer were fuTly discussed al ths NJ
r. church session al p NJ The
leading talk was bv MIR G ~ Sea-
graves. at the head OF the asricultere
department OF the Santa Fe syspm
Among the good points made hy TIC
speaker was that the makeuD on Che
cities were The reflex Of he class pi
farmers on The land lie advocated
something Ike ihe california plan of
good emigrants 10 fill pp the "a ant
lands He was against the large 'ggm
plan. the bes. results ALWAYS belag
secured on small farms with set cF
aud more scientific culture. He urged
that the young people now being edu-
Gated In agricultural colleges. az cost
OF millions. may be induced @ take
up farming II they could be helped &c
early acquire land ~ their own lle
strongly advocate that Oklahoma
farmers should work q turn OF sne
finished produce" Instead ~ the rsw
materials MllS and fa tories, right
here at home should consume all raw
materials OF every kind :urned ou' By
the farmers Tho womcn's clubs
get very busy helping the farm vi ses
OF Logan county In the work Of maxi
Ing better homes. so tha farmers @ad'
their antilles are comfortable and
happy
This address was followed bv q
round table talk conducted ~ Or
McKeen, in which a large number 81
farmers and their wives took Part II
was a very interesting talk anl show
ed much thought and information.
The real farm economics were falk
discussed. and featured the finding Of
the real basic foundation on which
10 find the true values farmer mas.
place on his productions