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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15
PAGE So.

PAGE So.
Rosetta L. Hunter-S% So
SWA Sec. 20, TIP SO S, X 10
w. 40 acres, per prop. ........... 400
George M. Hunter-All of Und
1915 acres in the following:
Des. land; Sh NWA, SWA
Sec, 20, also West 42.33 acres
of VIZ SEA Sec. 20, also
NEA, E1s SEA, Eh NWA
and Lot 2, Sec. 80, E1a NEA
NWA SEA Sec. 81, Wa Sec.
80, also the West 42.33 acres
of VIZ SEA Sec. 80, contain
ing in all, 1921 acres, ........ 1876
PAGE SO,
Annie c. Green-SWA NEH,
SEA NWA, NEA SWA,
Sec. 30, TIP SO S, R 10 w, 100
acres. patented as coal land 900
auinton B, Kelly-Lot 3 (NWA
SWA) Sec, so, TIP SO S, R
10 w, AZ acres IA rds ..,...... 5.2S
Thomas Uric care Catherine G.
Urie-NWA SWA Sec. /, TIP
81 s, r 10 w. 40 acres. per
prop. 1857
Thomas Uric care Catherine G.
Urie-NWA NWA Sec. IL,
TIP 81 S, r 10 w, 40 acres........6.00
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15
PAGE AZ.


Heber Daley care MILFORD Law
rence-Com 81 R w NE cor.
SEA Sec. 26, tip "a S, r 10 w,
S SO R by deg. E. w AZ r
by deg. S. N SO r by Z Deg.
w. to N line of sd Sub. 4 AZ
r, % Acres & 1913 r. Together
with II shares water. ..... 20.40
William Smith-Com 119 rV
# N of SW cor SEA Sec. 20,
TIP "a S, r 10 w, N 40 rds 9h
#, E 80 r, z #. SE'ly al r, 3
it,, w SO r, it,, 8 acres Sc
rds, Com 62 w Sc cor Sec.
26, same township md Range,
N Is deg. WI 741a r, w by S
/ deg, 1886 r, N 6.04 r, w
1888 r, S IS r, f 6S.51 r,
1896 acres, Also com % r w
of Sc cor Sec. 20, same town.
ship and range, w 10 T, N 10
deg w "a r, E 10 r, S Is deg. =
"a r, acres 100 rds, Total
acres SO acres 10 rds, together
with liz shares water 10000. 1864
Laurena Langford-Com SW cor
SEA Sec. 26. TIP "a s, r 10
w, N rs r, f 20 8 TT, S 7S
r, w 20 s #, IA acres so
rds, together with three and
three-fourths shares water .... $3.50
VIM H. Lyman-N1a NEA Sec.
26, TIP 81 S, f 10 w, 80 ores, 1928
Ellen M. Dalley-NWA Sec. &c,
TIP 81 S. r 10 w, 100 acres, 4s.OO
Isaac Chamberlain--SEA Sec.
81, TIP "a S, r 10 w. 100
acres, together with 3 ga
shares water. ................~....... 27.00
David p. Cheney-Sh NWA
Sec. 27, S1A NEA See, 33, TIP
81 S, r 10 w, 161 acres SO
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15


Chas. r. Dalley-Com at pit 81
rds w of Sc cor NEA Sec.
S5, TIP 81 s, R 10 W, N 80 r,
w ~ r, SE1y along the north
erly bank of wash 1888 rds
to pit 6Oh rds E of SW cor Of
said NEA Sec. 80, E 2h r,
to place of beg. acre ~ rds. .....66
Isaac ChmbeDain--Com at pit
81 rds due w of NE cor SEA-
Sec. 80, TIP "a S, r 10 w, w
20 r, S Is r, E 20 r, N Is r,
2 acres 40 rods, Imp, Per prop SGT
Pearl O'Donnal-Com NE cor
SEA Sec. 35, TIP "a S, r 10
w, w 81 r, S Is r, Nelly 81
rds to pit 1919 S of place
of beg, N 1879 rds to place of
beg. 4 acres 3.4S rds, also
com IS rds S of NV cor NEh
SEA Sec. 80, same TIP and r,
w 20 r, S 32 r, more or less
to N sidel Co. toa1, NE'ly
along N side Co. road to pit
10 rds E and % rds S of place
of beg, N % r, w 10 r, acres
total acreage acres rds3.93
PAGE As.
Jos, B. Dalley-Com 22,79 rds S
of NE cor MEX SEA Sec.
35, TIP "a S, r 10 w, W 9.32
rds, S IL r, E 9.32 r, N ~ r,
1l2 rds. Imp. ........................... $3.50
Chas. r. Dalley-SEA SEA
Sec. 35, TIP "a S, r 10 w, 40
acres together with z Sd
shares water. .......................... 1926
Estella F. Jones-Com NE cor
SWA Sc 35, T 54 S, r 10 w, S
Ga TT, SEly 1886 # pit 101 # S
of pit 147.7 TT f OF place of
beg. S TIP rds, SW'ly along
N side of Co. Road to pit 23.1
4 f of pit 29,97 S of NV cor
SEA SWA Sec, SO, N 1887
rds, w 23.1 r, N so +, f 80 +,
80 acres II rds. ...........~....... 1900
Martin C. Walker-Com at Sc
cor SWA SWA Sec. SO, TIP
81 S, r 10 w w 20 r, N 100
r, E 20 +, S 100 r, 20 acres,
Imp. per prop. .............-.......... 21.32
Archibald Walker--Com 20 rds
w of Sc cor SWA SWA Sec.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15
CONTINUED from last page)

NCOnJlnueu from lasJ paBeD
Acres. 2l.9O
Ernest l. Lowe-Nh SEA,
SEA NEh, NEh NEA, SWh
NEA, Sec 80, TIP 50 S. r 9
w. 200 Acres. .......................... 5000
George A. Lowe Jr. care James
0wens--SWh J SEA, SEA
SWA Sec 30, NWh NEA, u
NEh NWA, Sec 81, TIP 81 s.
re- w. Pers Prop. ................... 31.20
James A. Applegate-SEA SEA-
Sec 81, TIP SO s. r 8 w. 40
Acres. pers prop. ................... 1895
James f. Applegate--Wh SWN
Sec %, TIP 35 s. r 8 w. 80
Acres. I.zO
William S. Wilcock--NEh NWA
Sec rs, TIP 80 S, r 8 w. 40
Acres, $50
William S. Wilcock---SEA NWA
Sec rs, TIP 35 s, r 9 w. 40
Acres. 3.b0
William Wilcox Heirs--NEh
SWA, SEA SWh, Sec 20,
u on " " W. on fAtitSs tsGV
James E. Applegate-NW74
NWA Sec 81, TIP 35 S, r 8
w. 40 Acres. ........................... $50
PAGE 80.
William H. Lyman--NM NEA,
SWA NEA, SWh SEA,
Sec 35, TIP 95 s, r 9 w. 100
Acres. .....................-..... 14.4O
William II. Lyman--NWh NWh
81 NWn4, Sh Sec SO, TIP 35
s, R9 w. 44O Acres. .............. 1890
PAGE 40.
William Wilcock--MEh NWA
VIZ SWh, Sec IL, TIP $50 s,
Re w. 120 Acres. ................ 14.40
George Stevens--NEA SEA,
Sec. "a, TIP 36 S, R 8 w. 40
Acres. ...................-............ $50
Dora d. Lyman-SEA NEN
Sec ~, TIP "a S, RIO w. 40
Acres. b.b6
Milford H. Lawrence---SEA
SWh Sec. 10, TIP 81 s, R 10
w. 30 Acres. .......-................... 600
,Vhidnh II. bymdH-oMN oW -
Sec. 10, TIP 81 s. r 10 w. 40
Acres, bOO
William H. Lyman---Sh SEA-
Sec. ID, TIP 81 S, r 8 w. 80
Acres. 1900
yerda Lyman--SEh SWA Sec.
ID, NEh sen, SEA NEA
Sec 20, NWh Sec 20, TIP 81
s, r 10 w. $50 Acres. .. $500
PAGE Al.
Charles X. Dalley-Certificat
No. 1881 pd in full for the
SEA SEA- Sec 20, TIP "a s,
X 10 w. 40 Acres. ............. $50
Ellen M. Dalley--SWA Sec 20,
TIP "a s, R 10 w. 100 Acres 24.00
William H. Lyman-Eh Sec.23
TIP 81 s, R 10 w, 800 acres,
together with is shares w.1ter
Imp, Per Prop...,..............-. 383.67
William H. Lyman-NWA
NWA, Sec "a, TIP 81 S. r 10
w. 40 Acres. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 900
MILFORD H, Lawrence--NEh
NWh Sec. "a, TIP 81 S, r 10
w. 40 Acres. ......-....-......-....... 800
Hyrum Dalley-NWA NWh.
Sec. 25, TIP "a s, R 10 w, 40 a
together with Az shs water, .33 30
William H. Dalley-Com SO R,
s, & 36 R, w NE cor. NWA
SWA Sec. %, TIP 81 s. r 10
w. S by 8 deg. E 14.9 r, w
1882 R, N by 8 deg. w 14.9
r, E 1882 R, 2 Acres, & 81 r, 1852
William Daley Est. care M. H.
Dalley-Com 1922 r. w NE
cor. SEA Sec 26, TIP "a s,
R 10 w. S 80 r by deg. E,
S 40 r, N Is deg. w 35 r, w
Is r, N SO r, by z deg. WI,
e to pl. of beg. Is Acres & 80
II, 600
PAGE AZ.
Heber Daley care MILFORD Law
rence-Com 81 R w NE cor.
SEA Sec. 20, tip "a S, r 10 w,
S SO R by deg. E. w 4S r
by deg. S. N SO r by Deg.
w. to N line of sd Sub L AZ
h, 20 Acres & 1913 r. Together
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15

SuaIIco -. AudHlS--o N OF "a,
Sk SWh Sec. 81, TIP 50 S.
R II w, 159 acres 155 rds ....12.30
John Chatterly care Francis
Webster-SWA SEA- and
West 11h rds of SEA SEX
Sec. 32, TIP "a S. R II w, as
acres 100 rds ............................ 3.4S
Francis Webster-The South sc
2-3 rds of Sh NEA Sec 32
and all M SEA same Sec.
East 681s rds of SEA SEA-
same Sec. TIP 34 S. R. IL w.
100 acres lac rds, per prop 68.61
James c. Parry-NEA SWA,
WE SEA Sec. 33, also SEA-
SWA Sec. 33, TIP 81 s. Ri
W, 100 acres Imp. per prop 1888
Milton S. Rogerson-Lot a,
SWA NWA, w SWA Sec.
1, TIP 35 S. R II w. 10 acres
OIL rds. 1920
Ray Grimshaw-SEA SWA Sec.
l, TIP SO S. R II w, 40 acres 600
PAGE II
Isaac W. Parry-Nh, SEA, Ek
SWA Sec. 2, TIP 35 S, R IL
w, COL acres "A rds. ........... 54.12
Isaac W. Parry, care Francis
Webster-SEh NWA, SWA
NEA, Sec. 4, TIP 80 S. r IL w,
80 acres, ..........,....................... 7.20
Edward H. Parry, care Francis
Webster-N orth 20 acres VIZ
SEA and North 20 acres of
Eh SEA Sec. a, TIP 35 S, r
IL w, 40 acres, ........................ 4.S0
John Parry heirs, care Isaac w.
Parry-South ga of East 2-3 Z
of We SWA Sec. d, TIP 35 ~
s. r IL w. 40 acres. ................ 4.80
James C. Parry-lots 2, 8, Sec.
a, TIP SO S. R IL w, 1Ol acres
rus, 1915
John Parry heirs, care Francis
Webster-Nh of East 2-3 of
Wa SWA Sec. 4, TIP S5 S, R
IL w, also South 96.6S acres
of Ne NEA Sec. 5 and SEA
NEh Sec. 5, TIP 35 S. R II
w, 100 acres, ......................,.... 1900
Moroni Corry-SEh SWA Sec.
8, 40 acres patented, NEA
NWA 40 acres, in TIP 35 S.
R IL W, 80 acres ................... 1900
John Chatterly, care Francis
Webster-Com NE cor Sec. 5,
TIP 95 S. + IL w, S4r, w 100
Continued on next page
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15

more or less TO point 80 rods
more or less w of NV cor
said lot, the East 3 rds more
or less to NV cor said lot,
thence S IS r to place Of beg.
46h rds, Lot 2 and frac. Bl.
IN ma fyf a.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15

Joseph b. Daley, care Herbert
WHITEHALL Lot 4, Bl. IL, Plat
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15
PAGE 81.

Fred Perry-Com 155' 81 rds
N Sw cor SwA Sec. 8, TIP
81 s, r 10 w, N 40 r, E so r,
s 35 So rds, s d 40 r,W 100
r, % acres SO rds, ....:....,i........ 3.3s
Geo. w. Perry-Com 1873 3-9 rds
N of Sw' cor SwA Sec. 8,
TIP 81 8. r 10 w, N % 2-9 r,
E 100 r, s % 2-9 r, W 100 r.
% acres Sc rds. ........................ 3.33
John H. Perry-Com III 1-9 rds
N Sw cor SwA Sec. 9, TIP y
81 s, r 10 w, N % 20 r, E
100 r, S % 20 r, w 100 r. %
acres &c rds - 3.S3
Thomas Uric, care Catherine G..
Urie-NEA NEh Sec. II,
TIP 81 s, R 10 w, 40 acres ..l 900
PAGE 62.
Joseph E. Perry, John H. Perry,
Geo. W. Perry; Fred Perry,
and Moroni 'Perry-all the
Wa NWA and West 76 acres
Of Eh NwA Sec. 16, TIP 81
S, r 10 W, each to have an
undivided one-fifth int. 1856
acres. Z0.Au
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15
PAGE 81.

VIM. C. Murie-NEA SEA Sec.
10, M SWA, NW;4 SEA
Sec. 20, TIP SO S. R 10 w, $50
apraS 10
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15

95, TIP 81 8, r 10 w, w 20 r, ~
N 100 r, E 20 r, s 100 r, 20 .
acres, together with IL acres
water, per prop. ............!..... 1851
Joseph walker-Com Sw cor
SwA Sec. 80, TIP 81 S, r
10 WI N 160 r, E 20 r, s 16o 49,
r, w 20 r, 20 acres together
with IL acres water, Imp, per
nron. b5.7f
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15

Pearl O'Donnal, care Frank
Jones-Eh Lot a, Bl. 2, Plat
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15

A. Sessions-SWA Sec. 4,
TIP So s, r 10 w, 160 acres 14.40
F. E. Ellis care Charles A. SEES
sions-SEh SEA Sec. 5, TIP
80 S, r 10 w, 40 acres ..... $50
F. f. Ellis Owner care Charles
A. Sessions, M NEA Sec.
8, TIP 35 S, r 10 w, 80 acres 7.20
F, E. Ellis, owner, care Charles
A. Sessions-NWA NWA
Sec, 9. tn 35 s. r 10 w. 40
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15

Daley owner-Com.S line
Summit Town Site entry, Of
M SWh Sec SO, 32 and
1914 ks w of Sc cor. thereof,
N3 r Is 7-S ks to Sc cor.
Lot 3; w Is 5 ks, S 3r
10 lks, E Is 5 lks--56 SIS
r, Lot 3 and Frac of 2, Blk /
Plat A, 1 acre and 60 rds.. .....5
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15
rds
PAGE 4s.

ktuL w.
David p. Cheney-NEA NEh
Sec. 80, SEA SEA Sec. 2S,
VIZ SWA Sec. %, TIP 81 s.
r 10 WI, 100 acres Ga rds 80. 14.40
Lillian X. White-SWA SWA,
(Lot d. Sec 81, TIP 81 s, r
10 w, 40 acres 35 rds, ......... 500
Jos. B. Dalley---NEh NEA Sec.
80, TIP ga s, r 10 w, 40 acres, 500
Thomas c. Walker--Com Sc cor
SEA Sec. 81, TIP "a s. r 10
w, w 20 r, N 100 r, + 20 r,
s 100 r, 20 acres, together with
IL acres water. .............-....... 30.72
John Lee Jones-Com 30 rds
w of Sc cor Sec. 81, TIP "a S.
r 10 w, w Fl r, N 160 r, E Fl
r, S 100 r, 81 acres, ..4........ GAS
Herbert White-Com at SW cor
SEA SEA Sec. 81, TIP 81 s,
r 10 w, L o r, N 100 r, We
r, S 160 r, 0 acres together
with acres water, ................ 21.60
Ann Pratt, care Jean c. Jones
Patent STAG, VIZ SWh
Sec. 81, TIP 81 s, r 10 w, 80
Acres, ........."....................... 5000
Eliza B. Farnsworth heirs, care
Adelbert Farnsworth--SEA
NWh, Sec. 81, TIP 81 s, R 10
w, 40 acres, ..................~........... 9.42
Archie Walker--Cert. No. 1872,
paid in full, Wa SEA, Eh
SWh, Sec. 81, TIP 81 s, r
10 w, 100 Acres. ................... $3.50
William Smith-Com II rds w
Of Sc cor NEA Sec. 35, TIP
81 s, R 10 w, W 10 r, N 100 r,
E 10 r, s 100 r, 10 acres, also
Com 20 IT Z of NV cor
NWh NEh Sec. 35, TIP 35
s, r 10 w, s 46 1-3 r, E 80
rSh #, N 6 1-S r, E al IN
40 r, w 70 r 8 IT. 1886 acres,
total acreage, 20 acres LOG
rds, l3.Oo
Herbert White-Com 81 r w
and 40 r s Of NE cor Sec. 35,
Tn "a & X 10 w. w 20 r. g
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15

n W, JOHeS-SR NEN sec. 8,
TIP S5 s, r 10 w, 80 acres Lilo
Sumner O'Donnal-Lot 4, So
NWh, M SWA, Sec, 3,
Lot 1, SEA NEA, NEA SEA-
Sec. 4, TIP 35 s, r 10 w, 800
acres, 3S.4O
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15

William S. Wilcock-NEA NWA
Sec 25, TIP 80 S, r w. 40
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15

PAGE SO.
Herbert w. Webster-SEK, Eh
NEA, SWA MEX, Eh
SWA, SwA SwA, Sec. IT,
Also com 20 rds s of NV cor
SWA Sec. II, TIP 81 s. R 10
W, s. L. M. f go r, N 20 r,
e 20 r. s s0'r, w so r, N so
r, 432 acres 80 rds, ................ $3.50
49,. PAGE So. "'.
Eva Chamberlain-SwA, Sh
NWK Sec. IS, ny Nwk
Sec. "a, TIP 81 s, r II w,
800 acres. .......... $3.50
J. David Leirh-SWM Sec. IL.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-03-01

An eighth grade hopeful gave ,shIs
answer:
"Msn differs from otier animals
because he acts more crazy than theB
do
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-03-01
NUMBER is
SHIELDS PRAISED
81. FOR BONUS STAND

Washington, Feb 25.--SenatUr
Shields is receiving many letters ,dI
cQmmendation, both from friends ~
we'll as former critics in Tennessee.
over the position be has taken on
the bonus for ex-service men.
This response has been mos, graf
flying to me-" said Senator Spieids
"and l think indicates clearly tina
the serious-minded, thinking and
conservative people of my state view
the question in much the same war
as I do
Among the letters received from
former critics was one from man
whose name the Senator did no1 feel
at liberty to divuIge, but who frankly
confessed that, because Of the leagne
of nations fight, he had determined
never to vote for Senator Shields
again.
Il now recognize said the writer
that you we're then fearlessiy and
frankly expressing your honest con
victions, as you are now on the bonus
question"
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-03-01
SUMNER TOURIST FARES
TO BE CUT BY SOUTHERN

Washington, d. C., February 2S.
General Passenger Agent II. F. Cary,
of the Southern Railway System, an
nounces that the Southern will put in
round-trip tourist rates to mountain
and seashore resorts for the coming
summer season at 81 percent Of the
double one-way fares, which is a very
substantial reduction under the tour
list fares in effect last summer. For
example, where the one-way fare is
$1,000, the round-trip rate this sum
mer will be $l60G. Last year the
round-trip rate would have been Sl8.-
90 plus S1.44 was tax, making total
of S1944. These rates win apply
from al stations to all mountain and
seashore resorts reached by the
Southern and are expected to have
great effect in stimulating tourist
travel
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-03-01
STATE EXAMINATIONS
FOR TEACHERS 1922

The state examinations for teach
ers this year will be held on THURS
DAY AND FRIDAY, MAY 1926 and
on FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY
rs.
Teachers should shape their plans
to take advantage Of one of these OPP
portunities to remove deficiencies in
certifcation and TO raise the grades
of their certificates.
An examination for county super
intendents will be held on FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY, MARCH 24-25 in
all the counties where the County
Superintendent is elected by popu-
lar vote at the regular county cleo
ton in August.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-03-01

d. proceeded to make a physical ex-
animation of the old gentleman to
determine his age.
| suppose he did this from the con-
dition II his arteries, wrinkles and
teeth; and he dag nosed his age as
being a little above the century
mark
About twenty-five years ago | was
located for short time near Chap
Pile, KY, and knew Mr., Shell very
we'll. | did not try to make phys
ical examination to determine his
age; but l inquired of the old relia-
BILE people concerning it, and they
told he must be no or lis years OLD
as he was an old man when they
could first remember. | have not
heard of his death. If he is still liv.
ing, according to their statements
he must be very near 140 years old
Yours very truly,
Tate, Tenn. X. p. ELAN.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-03-01
State Farm Bureau
After 10000 Members

A campaign with view of obtaining
at least 10000 members was decided
upon by the executive committee
of the Tennessee Federation of coun-
ty Farm Bureaus at meeting in
Nashville last week 1t was also
decided to employ a full time field
secretary for the organization.
The county farm bureaus have ac-
complished some splendid things for
Tennessee farmers and under the di-
rection of the state organization sew
eral projects designed TO be helpful
to them are now under way. That
the organization is meeting with the
approval of the farmers is demon
strated by the fact that those who
have been members from the start
are more interested in it than ever.
Reports from over the state show
that the county organizations are
rapidly increasing their membership
and the year promises to bring a
marked growth of the state organic
alton which will enable it to increase
it's usefulness.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-03-01
GOV. HARDING SEES
PROSPERITY AHEAD

Governor Harding, of the Federal
Reserve Board, has sent thrill thru
the nation in his report to Congress
on the general business outlook.
Summed up, he says the United
States is facing an era Of prosperity
Of longer duration than the country
ever has known. While he conserv-
atively lodges expressing a personal
opinion and says there are those
who believe the beginning ot the
revival is not far distant we cannot
escape the optimistic tenor 81 the
report. Governor Harding is toe wise
to quote "those who believe unless
he is convinced that "those who be-
live" have knowledge and opinion
that command serious consideration.
Backing up the statements Of the
Federal Reserve governor comes the
report that the steel mills are buster
than they have been in year,
strong indication of the trend of
times, and plus this we see that the
first victory Of the farm bloc has
created favorable reaction in all
parts of the country.
The story Of the business merry-go-
round always has been the same
business expansion. excessive prodac-
tion, wild speculation and the inev-
liable topping over of the load, long
and slow liquidation, business depres-
sion, stagnation, with the public
mind finally stunned and gloom pre-
valing. Next comes the desire for
improvement, then recognition of
the fact that the people can be pros
porous whenever they want to be
prosperous, because the crux Of the
matter is work, normal production
and a cheerful aspect. Finally we
get action, and a united effort to
hoist the old flag once more.
Unless. all signs fail the new bust
ness revival will be marked by
greater control On the part of the
farmer. If he keeps his head and
does. not rush headlong into the field
of speculation Governor Harding's
prediction of long era of prosper
ity will be fulfilled. Let the farmer
take his higher place in the order OF
things and show himself as a stabil-
izing factor worthy of his great and
well-deserved recognition, Our guess
is that he will. The farmer has never
failed when called to service.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-03-01
ABOUT OLD PEOPLE

Below is copy Of letter written
by DR.. X. p, Elan of Tate, to the
Gate City, Va, Herald concerning
the oldest people in the world:
Editor of Herald:
| notice in last weeks issue of
your paper an account Of the death
of the oldest woman in the world, at
Benton Tenn, which brings to my
mind the much disputed fact about
the exact age of old people.
A few years ago the papers gave an
account of Mr. John Shell, of Chap
pei, KY, being at Whittle Springs,
Tenn. at the age OF 1876 years; was
apparently in good health and active;
could shoot a squirrel without glas-
ses, his eyesight was so perfect. MIR.
Shells picture accompanied the ar
ticle, which was a great drawing
card to Whittle Springs hotel, a
health resort. A wealthy New York
physician, seeing the above state
ment, went all the way from New
York to Chapel, KY, to interview
the old man and ascertain, if posi-
BILE, his secret of longlivity, think
ing, perhaps, he would live to be 800
The old man Shell being very Hitter
ate, he could not give any satisfac-
tory information as to his own age
or instructions for others to follow
70 be bns-ived. So tho expert NJ.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-03-01
DIED IN HIS CHURCH

Jefferson City, Feb. 81 Jaraes e.
Irwin died in the First Baptiss
church just at the beginning of the
morning service Sunday. He l4lad
taught his Sunday school Glars as
usual and as was his custom had pen
and note book in hand TO take the
sermon notes for the church records
when he expired.
He was So Mears old. Besides nis
widow, who was Miss Sallie Cate, he
leaves three daughters, and one sis
ter,
Mr. Irwin was a prominent Mason
being secretary Of the Blue Lodge
and also secretary of the Royal Areh
chapter and a member of The Order
of the Eastern Star, being Past WoE
thy Patron.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-03-01

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Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-03-01
THE THINGS THAT
SOME PEOPLE FORGET

The editor and his family must
eat three meals n dav. or nature will
.h;oal
-
lney must wear 'he usual H''oun'
OF clothing, or the pubic will object.
They must pay their own bills
nronntIv SIR their craditors will ob-
;o.
10 w 'leSe ''''''5' 'eqU'' % '''"i'eS'
but so long as good but thought!ess
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-03-01
RED HOUSE
(Too late for last week.

Sunday School a: this place "
nicely under the super
intendent, l.. Z. White.
j. G. Perry was in Rutledge on
business last Monday.
R. w. Jones made a business 1rip
to Knoxville last Thursday
Mrs, James White is on The sick
list. l..
Mrs. Mary Jones is recovering frurE
an attack of flu.
L. Renfro was in Knoxville 4ast
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. C. Vannuy visit
ed friends and relatives near Rut-
ledge on Sunday.
Little Miss Annie Lou Perry wa
the Sunday guest of Emma Wade.
Thomas Jarnagin of Rutledge, WAS
tied home folk Saturday night paho
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Howell of
Blaineville. were the Sunday after
noon guests of Mrs. Louelfh aenfnG,
Mrs. Lloyd Branson visited her
brother f. Acuff of Knoxville, 3asa
week
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-03-01
UPGRADE

Official statistics from the Treas
ury department indicate that bust
ness of the country is very much on
the upgrade. From September 6 to
December 81, 1921, deposits in banks
have increased over $322,000,000.
The significance of those figures is
seen when it is known that during
the first eight months of last year
bank deposits suffered reduc tion OF
over $l,1O3,552,OOO. ..
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-03-01
SIX HUNDRED MILLIONS SPENT
ON ROADS DURING PAST YEaR

The Bureau of Public Roads of the
United States Department of Agri-
culture estimate the total exFendI-
ture for construction and mainten-
ance of roads in the country in 1921
to be S6oO,oOOoa The source Of
this fund are approximately as foil
lows: Motor-vehicle revenue, 19 per
cent; State road bonds, z per cent
local road, bonds, So per cent, State
taxes and appropriations, u pereens,
county, township, and district aaxsS
and assessments, Id per GEM; ant
miscellaneous per cent.