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Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-22
Nuori malufalpaaia bnftuaut
IGrmeen.

Calumet, Wtieh. @iioentoist,
muoiia5 9In,po Yeriinell Bainesoa.
Iesta plltoii Gabelle-idraueen ttolld
multoma paiip0 iitteu ia brffr,i "
rittiiesi1iin ottaa malofl,,pia idrpes.
IL olelpiatu ,ilntareista, Sgton To-
1peri Gli M1nlt 5tD, iota Dritti rot
too peloatalnoan, iol,tui olemaan
.peoesld 90 1niuluttia enl,enfulr
iaotiit pos, gmstta bduet ounistllt
rim lpil.pnltanhlQlt
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-22
Snpmalaimen 'uaiino prittGnbt itie
marbaa faffaamalia ii.
%n,,r. ncsfE:
tsnId ppitfi.

9sego.nee, W}icb., elot. II p. =
Mrs. So. &affarainen pritti ellen
lopettaa paiau0nIa, liini fuitenfaou
onnistlunotto. 9toiueu OFT ,Dt Re
aouneeu Tairaolasm ia luullaon bu'
men touplslpor, ellei obottan1atontu
tadnnettd tapobbu.
Quullaan, ettd huoli len johoos'
ta ettd toit.an tateuld of fiped. loi
Wrs. &ottaraiie,l oiattelemoan itie'
rlurDoa.
Sum Scr. 9offnroinen oil nennpl
tpohon, fdipeli Wlrs. Saffaroiner
puunajoou, ,nisld bdn nritti fdIi
! firtpeella bafata fafimartenla poif
Fl falmoiiimesta, n1ltta teriioleel
tplippoen muofli ci bdn Noanlst lpo
hnfli fiittd fofonaan irti. &olm
| iNpai baanaa oil nainen fsfenDt faI
1pol1lnpeenld.
: 9,cap11rit loplim1t 1ailen ntafaa
r1osto na,petan lattialta liian belt
fono p1hll1noan 1perenapuooon tatl
1nit1 ban of tebnpt. Sdnet tilodtei
tim io;raoloan, uisid tilania napt1
nfusi1 fomiu nrneIl1ttuhpalta,
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-22
100000 tnSiaIssti tnSttosadnI
GualauuisFa.

Stem Oorf. = Dbops.paltoiu euti-
nen [Ghettilds GafIasio, Scenes gs,
Oeraro. pnhue5loan 9iuitau Gillbta
paitpaiIiiiIIG 1lstor hotetl.sio, pai-
uosti Soflou fntoforlpmtsten illpis-
tnnlisto lIten, ettG tduia ulno pda-
fee iolpiIleeu ia tefee garopon tall-
loirnpGIlien falipan eipp1uilen mai"
ooIliiefiT.
Or. @eraro, iofa dsfettafn paloYi
Guropasta, lul,lui etta tilague GaE-
ffssfa on ieliainels etid iotain on
lpdltt1udttd tebttiana, n1ifa nobettoo
(Saflon IoiaforlUolttlia llittolaii lille
San Ia,lIui, ettd Sofio1t DIT nahbot,
toullius fpeta iuoritton5aan 1870,
900, 900, 600 1uurfau 1ototorpnltsiu
G,li,r ola mailman f,trlasta o.!
npfpiiin osuerifaloiiIla, inteu Saf
'tdn ia tni,ltteu Guronnn m1ttteu nl
Iongen tDoiis Ioaba riittdspaG mod
ri1 fultaa iotopeltoien nafInnli
lieen.
Grmen IGftotWin GngIanuisto, 81
raro, mat,ulttoa launeen|a liiofettu
,aptsto lihteistti tietid, ettd lielld o.
tn6tt6rsinG g. 100000 tpoldist1. joi
ia pr.ttaipot e1da hollitltfle, L
Ilhillingin w.iffoeldfteellis SOFT:
| tdlle luumottonpolle tuottolnain or
,neiioIle fpettailifn loptdrl,itin tgo
ta, fiil,a ftp ntif1l Slobb G'eore
farnattoa Satlan* lotafornarstel
pieneut0ntlsto iofa Iau,allo tefli
mabbolli'efii enelontiloillqle tlroiteil
le lnorffiuain 1an11lin goflasNa j
erittdinfin MeuGiallG. ldten mnos
tin pao7lii Gafia ialoilleen.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-22
Merfi!lfneu tDlpnm.neu pasaNtnntat
fplnasta 4aa1etG,

GiIb,,rniu folGsia 9lorfibiresid
on Gstettail latt,nlit purantilnl5ta-
pcl,s, iofa idd lantetieteelle ar'pol-
fuffefii, fossa {ielutllIet tefliat naDt.
telelpdt fiinli ratfoilerpao oiaa.
@r1s 80 ipuohen ifaineu nulnen,
rtpa Collins, foboen laplen aiti, lal-
rast,li lutime toufpfiu,sla antaradtI
rel,mootiiIeen tl1uneeleen. Gnttant-
ia 1npobenlnliu bon iai olgpotnleb-
bnflem ia rnunliiu oifea puotl tai
poontlti uiin, ettd bdn ei lDolnut
liifuttoa oiteoa tdttd eifd ialfaa. Sc
ldfsluu q .nnesta pairoostd beitln'
flau p:G1n utofaIi ban enlnmlt'
Ieen toilutolrlnnu, 1nlltta heralI 1915
pariIla istunien nlurefIi bamNastpf'
til hdnelle oil tapahtunt banen ot
lesIaon f;ehottomasia tiiasIa. &ad
s1ri of aipon toinoton bouen pa
rantunilestaan.
aeldtuun 25 pna ,tafi fan nnpn
iouto aitana bdn fertol nahneenll
aristlflen. Tanu oil fnnorlnt bd
nellie, etta bdn sulifou fnIuttna tl'
lee terpeetit ia moi boitaa lapllaar
! 9einit. / piinGna bun 1'ati nuoe'
uauu. GilIoiu fasfi arlstns bane'
Iiifuttoo cifeaa futtaan, ionfa ba'
terifin taittien iairastpnoteen pa'
pdri istupien iuurefIi bomnastnl
lefii, Gitten ban ial fasfDn llltu!
tao rnp0stiu oifeoa ialfaa11la. %
tin topabtui. 8opnfii tuuiui taS
fp: "gio,,ie pl0s ia ipo." 8an mol
lii tuuoteesia istualleerL ppplt ruota
ia i0i bpspalId r,,otobalnIla. SSH
hotu ban Ioi fGsfgn lepatu, ia bd
: ipaipni ID!p1Gn uneen, iolfa altan
hdn fuuIi n,1dripficn: "Edna iits
Ina olet fina fiiytud !" sltapaispai'
: lJdn noufi pI5s ID fasDrIi ilman tafe
FluoneesIa. Seurnalpona pallpan
: tuli loGtari ia lelitti, etto pcti!n
: oil iertpe. sSfla!!a meni BON 10 ul1
fdpelemGisu.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-22
anmsniia iaaiuiufur nsrrettanSt
nGfIaIa fafcnaau.

Ielp yorf. ~ auullsilo Inilaic-
tar, Ntinnie 9altf, iunfa aulsi OIL
foifunllt oopperoisIa libes nelidn~
fyu1menen mlooen aian, ilmoitetoo'l
ole,pa lcfeana pienes(d fooisioan
Sucernes{a, gipeitiisla. WtuutonIa
f,sufauli litten lolslalator, ionta III
mat oDot olleet fipeino leltleno1i
suuooen alan, matf>sti YorpIl1tl'
leiffaltflelle, toi'poen llten loaapo11'o
iiInranjd idlleen tertpeefil.
Sun f,,,eluilo ooppera Carmen e
! iitettitu enli1naiIen ferrau Mmeritas
!, ia, Min Minrtle 9al1fe eIitti len nj
nioIon.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-22
Marafumern51ri lafpnr!ffuricn
1partiana.

0incoIn, Meb. - Burlington rou'
tatieu lofonritturetta Iaattelee lue'
raf,hpernoori Hellbam q. Barro'ua
iofa uo,nu tpobor.
Tabdn toineeen rpbtpi 8arrotps 10
tei,raf,uun 90 patlpdnd. Senialfeen
fun ban riffurieu faitiiiatIi RUPERT
on fupernoori Mbtenpt ,paltiosta IA
Horoips toi,rli nailsollen fusuer'
,,orrin iiioiiena, iaaoen tDoltlolto
paNfoa $50.90 pdimdsio.
Dsutta (illoin fuit bin riffnr
lodttaiatoineem rphtpi binella e
ollut polffaa f,lin $1.62 pot.paslt
ia fertoo ban rpbtpneenld tointec1
| fogbppoeu pofottamasta.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-22
C5uusmeiierlle rafennttaan innrta
tallirGfenansta.

Wen,neapctis, Minn. - Muiono'
biili- ia he.postollirafennuS, joto
porhoil(oan rotenretaan sSranfl'n
Go.operatipe Greamerp-Dbo boistWielle
2O2t Secono ltreet Rortb, titiee OLE
moou nfFi parhaito ia ilurrimppa tlil.
II m,p1rist6ll6 NafenmlfIen toto
on 155 ia t52 iaIfao Citizen tu'
lee fafIi ferrosto ietG fel(ari R,ts'
torm,sartdfo or $100,000.00. Wa'
fen,mf5eeu tulee nt NJ. paia ia tor
iousmerstog, iosl1 tpoibaon foriotc
faiffi ssronflin ofusmefierin alto
nobiilit, fdrrDt, ipalioat fefG rltun'
tpGlineet.
Nnfenr,usuroffa on lslrIon eots
itructfon Gontponp'Ild, iofa on Win
neapoliiin dnrradttIlnEo'alstten pc
rustan,a ia fo,rtrolleeroaarta ratell
nuspbti1. Nofeni,ns tlllee mnln11s
tunlaon rnarrasf. 1 = :dn tienoisla.
Coma ,.tiotistien rufen1,usDbti
rafentao Ionrollo fertoo nutta me!
ierirafenrnlsta nlaiiehipboisfgflet.
fo,rp,tngin pobioispuolel[a. Jiofe1'
nusnhti6n foi,ninfaa robastad LIMO
"
@niIoing & 2oan glsiociotion, iof
on Wei,n1eapoGiftn uniorGstien pt
rustana rafennlls- ia lainausDbois
tps.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-22
9uoIIeita.

m1rg. glnna Raila Heterfon fuol1
poIon fontrilla, Mftnn, elof. 13 b
8oinoio oil lgntpnbt @i,irli,De6ell1
g. I. 1886 ia idi bGrt6 furemoar
utnberIi 9eter g. Yeterion ia fafIi
lagto.
9oncoctisia, Mtcb. fuoli elof. l.
y. bfIi tltolt Ieubun mnnbimpi1 Ino
moloi5io aftttoita Watti Rupari
Mailtuio oil fuollesioon 81 iDatotInI
ia iatti iGlfeeni6 lesfen ia 3 iasta
.9an oil ojunnt &,,parialueella ~
tpnotta.
Gboslelin Tibend, Micbiganiu ST.,
porialueello, fuoli far1nillo elof. 1
D. W1rs. Selena NeftoGa II tp1.coe'
ifaEIes,G. M1i,aia OF 1pntpnpt Yuc
laugalLn, .. I. ia ollltt aluparid
Iueella AZ tpuotta. 8dneltd ID
fafli poifaa ia ptli tptar.
gnapillesio, essoa. fltoli elof. Z
n, t. rrainarien teuhfofautiin Jrol
wedfi Al iplloben ifaiienG. &dnelt
! iGi pfii poifa.
Demti Qarnnli on tabnm itfernu1
fon GIotsfanies5a, Ore.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-22
Rrumuus tappaa hempita.

groofIton, Wlim. 9d1nor,
tr,.o6en fuun1in p6ipd tdlld Dnlpa-
rigt0lld off n,aanantaina, iollcin
lGn1p0mittori ofoitti iltopaitDdlia 50
ustettn S. Ru,tl1runtta on olll,t ulei'
tc pGi,pid 90 asteen tuaibeille ia u
ieito betpoiia iln,oitetoaf, fuolleer
f,nunnuteen elonfori,nltSisld. aun
|m,us on alfanrt bihastuttMtaa.
pebndn forioanrista fun farrnarl
moi fdpttdG betpo1ioan pelloilla mnil
uarbain aomuIla ia lnp6badn illollo
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-22
Darding esittdd
lakkctIlanteett
Rel,gres$llse

gaaiDi,lgton, elpt. 81 y. - llb..
fdaluon Iuuren teolltltl 9p!l!an ID,
bestgeSid pre,iaentti S3dro'Na meai
niinte perialItnt1'u tougre&lfn pIeiS.!
isSnltoou uftonen "fQiftl tieoot" IT,.
iDtnilli- il rllstutielafoi@ta IL hail,,
tlsfien ilphtmttrmtiie$ta niibiu ieft,
pppt1eu foraresTiltn loinlaaoinaol.
lista toi,,renplSett;i nntpiFen oielN1'i
lilittelemiIefli ia ett1 t;iIloifef tdie
riot t!,lenaii,nloeaiu Ualtett;ii'iin.
Wrelioentiu elitus oil iutentIn iao-
raiarainen aYtafiria @ii.it.intea-
ieen nobben prc}ioertti i,rn|ittt;
/ = Gtta hiinetLe onnettolliin NAL.
ia perustqo toniaslnsn hillifonts.
iiooni info toinlittoill patiupubj1i-
fen tirtfint.rtfer tofo hiIliteollilu,i-
besn.
2 - Cttd fonaresii heti rpbtpiii
haffirIenlaall ipaliaifoilen faniulli*
len hiiiitoi,ni5tpu 0ifa1nlnamista,
inlIu olti tarlpittauo pGionla ostoa.
mppoa ia iataa fipibiiItd, lota tut.
jetetoan spaltiotoenpGljlesfa faIt.
pasta.
9Srefioenttt ftrielr1Gs1adn huomc.
,ltt,, ett. hii.itlotonnon amlla en-
mn enensnsan miebid fllin tue tlto-
tonto tobellilln,oesIa .arjcaa tp0ta
tanlotunEa1l tarpeioen 1ppoDttami'
ie!|i ia 'itii ipntpn tponpiIallflla
ia. riltaiu,ifiia to6oloista fun fnis
.pnsmnhet inolpaf tnosfenneIla al
noostaau sion g,,.aAesta.. Gseiloentt'
nrmcsteli tiin,aa uhteDSesFi bitlen-
fafpaiuit jariesdni Initeo Wttte
Morfersin ionoen itieioet fri1poss
alueiben oIetuu,t tapoelGlesti tin1ar
moirnotfoan tp6luGeniGrieston ar
n,uifla. Mlposfin nlnosteli Nit;
fai,postenunristaiia ia ianoi febol'
tllfIenia biilen tuottarlileflu olleen
turbau t,totanto ct llidantpnnt tl1s'
tin olIenfoau. Sittentn,in ballitus
b1.onloli oreipaltT1 lDoiTlaton n1ten
fiaa1 pofotton,nan frmpoatuan p1lol
ia }oipintoon, ioteu ali, on iaa1ti)
u1olcrnpien riitonlolten tesfendar
io,pttmpatf.
Standardization ,,1hoea preiioentt
ei eIitfiir,gt mitodn lainloahinnallili
toilnenpitcitG patti tpobalaiskn h.c
ieiennIefli. &on artuosteli andoraSi
fefi ral,tatiepbtioitd etta ralltotietpd
laisteu iariestojd ia ltpoIi eoellee
fiDttGai fuiffea hollituflen molt1pa
rautatieliifeuteen plldpitan1iiefli.
BreIioe,tti eTitti flrielndnn TONG
resIin e6nstaiobnsoneen inlis'a, iobo
icnoottorit oliipot nnosfin iaapune'
bbteisistnltoon
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-22

ct. Yeter, Minn. Wtlloreo
Carlton, Is tp,,otias, ia Yeorl 0tas-
muslen, 20 puottos, buffuiipat Wtln'
neIoto .iofeen folnte ntailin pobIcl.
1een tailti iltnp1itp6ll1 fesfilpiifto.
ma oIIesIaon ioesIa uinposta Molla'
&C Carlton, Milorebin IL lruotlas
nell, oil ion1olla ioutua Naman fob
talon alaiiefii prittdesiddn petostd
moan buff,1rreita. Miis Hasmus
len oil iaapltnut Garlionien lllotit
tanne tpiaraile1naan NetDman Gre
DC sta, 9leb.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-22
Nafii iupnsnln Sin tgtt1a bmffnnlsg

0afii iuptaala'sta tp't1a bnffpnng.
9sasbn1uf, Wirn. - Sbnen.oi4to
muntias Ruth &obnIon ia 20 muo-
tics Ntolet 5uoisti huttuitrut fe5i!e
milffono Sluau-iarneen, iunfa ral-
nolla olipai fablaoInasia Oscar
2ai)I5icfir ii ,uuotias tDttS ic1atii1
peIastetptfi. Gabhel1 enliuEoilli-
Inn rllllu1Ilt NoatIln pois ipebe5t0
rian len ialfeen fun be .tppoiimat,
miltto beita ei enoon fpeitD lulrlnot'
taul1aH.
Gnlin,noinittu oil Scr. ia Wr5
@enrp sSobnIonin tptar ia tpinen
hufflneista of arr. ia AIRS. Nil'
liam 5upuen tptdr.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-22
Nmpiainen Ipplliutn ouuettumuu.

grds ulltonalain Gitninnatisl1,
Gbiosia menetti fontrollinin, fun to-
liuarteertIo pisti aHpiuinen. slutou.
ia fpofIpi alas lptpdd iprfdnnettd.
aoiffi nntfushniat i6iipat anton alfe
ia eris nuori nainen menetti ben.
fenfl onaettomuuoasia,
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-22

99eumottelu lafon lopettamilesta
fopanbilen faitposalueilla jattui
Vbilabelpbiasia maamamtaina elof.
81 y. no 4 !. D., jollpin laffola'S-
ten ia pbtiDiSea eonstaiat fofoontni.
mat iGlleeu nenmottelunn. Beb-
meanliilen aImeiIla iaabaan Ipsuinto'
ia aifaan eri alneina bilialleen,
mutta hiilen tnotdntp ei iuot nonsta
fo,pinfaam Innreffi misunderstanding
6esia.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-22
aouarian 1carten ainHaat.

I;yheHapdt uufiiia i. n. e. tosltlpee''
,pifeItamalld, nieinfin pitfien mat
foien padgtd. Seilla on oino tpsbel'
lnsrptminia, iota be faptt'tpat ia'
ioiu wuoiia fittesa.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-22

Sobm MaaumIon niminem DfiiuM.
nen mics ampmi mime lanantaina
aammpaiiualla Gnlntblsia f,toliaafIi
tri s. s. Gflunsin fonttorislaan ia
iitte tefi itIe,mnrban ampnmalla,
Mplemmat n1iebet fnpli,uat 10 mi
numtin fnlmttma ampnmiien ialfeen
Sri Climb oil yfli tnnnetnimpid
lGafarcitd 0nlmtbisla ia bGnen poi
fania mp6sS.u cn lddfari, ionfa lup
no ampmja Flint tarfastuttamaslt
itienia imuri enuen ampmmista.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-22
eunri elain.

aaifisto tunnetuistc elGitnistd IL
ninen maIasfala on nlaaitman luu.
rlu.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-22

Semrb @oeseli, Yainueapolisista,
OF uimitcttp Seunepiu fanntin ra'
hastombo:tajufIi 9eurb 6. Samfen
t.lalle, ipfa asfem ldbetettiin Still'
,uateriim tnnnnstettnaam iDplliippten'
ID Inmriin fauallnfIiin.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-22

gelfo on nero, iol,fa onratunto
u,ef{aa iDplIfielle.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-22

- gbooton usfo fobtdbon on pa
bintn oril,lltta.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-02-17

Sam Perkins spent Sunday with
his family, returning to Corinth
Sunday night.
Miss Lula Alexander, teacher
in the Purdy school has been home
on a visit to her parents, U. S.
Alexander and wife, the past
few days.
Mrs A. H. Jopling, who has
been so seriously sick at her home
on Front street, is improving.
Jimmie Ammons, the clever
manager of the Telephone office
at Henderson. is recovering rap
idly from a recent operation for
appendicitis. He is in Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. S. Alternately
and Little Rachel" visited in
Dyer this week. -
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-02-17
PERSONALS

]. B. Gray attended the funeral
of Mr.. jim Hamilton Monday. '>,,.
H. p. Wood went to Jackson
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. w. X. Abernathv visited
relatives in Humboldt Tuesday,
returning home that night.
Mrs. J. C. Houston visited her
parents, Mc. and Mrs. ", II.
Harris. at Finger this week.
j. S. Houston OF Guys was a
visitor in Selmef this week.
Rev. r. E. NcCorkle is absent
from the town for several weeks.
holding revival meetings in Ark
ansas and in Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Lett. who
have been visiting relatives
for several days in Selmer, have
returned to their home in Tren-
ton.
]. r. Stone, one Of the popular
conductors on the n. & O.. has
been on a recent visit to his par
ents hore.
Mrs. Ross T. Spain has return
ed to her home in Arlington af-
ter spending three weeks with
her mother. Mrs. Mamie E. Per-
kins.
ia. Houston Of Ramer was
in town Monday.
Mr.. N. r, Farris Of Niche was
the guest Of Mrs. Mamie Perkins
Tuesday. returning home We'd
nesdsy.
A. B. Dancer returned We'd
nesday from . business and social
visit to jackson and Martin.
Il 5-
Laney Reeder returned home
Sunday from Henderson. where
he has been working for the Sun
Telephone Co.
Mrs. Lille Pryor and daugh'
tiers Of Adsmsville. are the guests
of her mother. Mrs. J. w. Gray.
this week.
In the death Of Aunt Sarah
Russom Gray, which occurred at
her home in the Sd district last
Friday. the county loses one OF
its original and unique characters.
She was prior to her last mar
riage, the widow Of Buck Tull,
and lived on and managed her
farm for years, always tending
her affairs and attending to hel
business in her own way. and
getting together considerable
property. She leaves surviving
her three children. Will anc
George Russom and = daughter,
Mrs. Ann Moore.
Terry Abernathy. Lee Basin
ger, Dave Robinson. ]. B. Gray
Charlie Hurst. Lee Mcdaniel
Slater Robinson, VIM. Brown
John Dillon and U. S. Alexandel
attended the funeral of ]. E
Hamilton at Adamsville.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-02-17
Harmon Hodges. county sur

Harmon Hodges, county sur
veyor, spent a day in Selmer this
| week.
H. B. Lewis Of Bethel Springs,
! was a business visitor here Mon
day, being accompanied by Will
and George Russom.
We regret to chronicle the
death of Mrs. J. D. Thigpen, of
Ramer. who died at her home
near Ramer Sunday night. She
left q husband, two daughters
and q son, who together with
numerous friends and relatives
will mourn her death. She had
been sick for about a week with
pneumonia.
Miss Kathleen Wyatt is the
guest of her sister Mrs. R. M.
Kendrick. for a few days.
County Superintendent Terry
Alternately desires it known by
the teachers and all interested
in education that DR. Austin Fin
ley. president of the West Tonnes
see Teachers Association and
Assistant Superintendent of the
schools of Memphis, will address
the McNairy County Teachers
Association at the next meeting,
which will be Saturday, March
A. DR.. Finley is one of the most
prominent educators in the South
and it will be worth your while
to hear him. The program for
the teachers meeting will appear
in the Independent next week.
A number Of the friends of
Dee Witt Hamilton were delight
fully entertained at his home on
Tuesday night. Several games
were played, Rock being the fea-
ture of the evening. Music, in
strumental and songs, was enjoy
ed. At q late hour delicious re-
treatments were served. After
. very pleasant evening the
guests went home hoping that
they might be invited to Dee
Wits home again soon.
/ F.O. Hamilton and family have
been in Adamsville several days
where they were called to attend
the bedside of Mr.. Hamilton 8
father, Jas. E. Hamilton, who
died Saturday night.
! c. S. Hill. a former McNairian,
spent several days with his aunt,
Mrs. Sam Gibson, on Court Ave.
Tob, as we know him, has made
a success and his friends here are
always glad to see him.
/ W. X. and Terry Alternately
attended the Court of appeals al
!, Jackson Saturday.
The many friends of Mrs. M.
L. Stainback, will be sorry to
learn of her misfortune in being
struck by an automobile in Mem.
1phis recently.
Mrs. Jesse Alexander Wynne
and baby of Memphis, are visit
ling in Selmer this week.
Fresh Fish Friday and Satur.
Iday at Selmer Grocery Co.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-02-17
To Ex-service Men
Of McNairy County:

have been made member of the Tennessee War History Com
me for this County by the following from letter
by the Hon. John Totwod Moore Director and State Librarian
Ry authority of Act of the Tennessee Legislature 1919
thorzg the Governor of Tennessee appoint committee OF twenty
five of the State of War History
Committee preserve the Archives Tennessee the Individual
records of every Tennessee soldier sailor aman and the
World War appointed collect these records McNay
County" s.- ~
hundred and blanks have been received
and will be distributed the County for fill certain
information which will be sent to Nashville and there with the State
files be used in the compilation of complete history of Tnnessee
part the World War In addition the facts which the cards call for
it had thrilling experience while the either this
country abroad interesting funny incidents worth recording
write out and send along Just write letter. giving
these things language Pictures of yourself connection
with conditions camp life might Of value Also your
letter write opinion of the what did for
made you better, morally Intellectually physically otherwise.
We need to the that the OF all
who from this County collected and for future
the bonus which Congress the future Your assist
locating those who may be outside the County the
time will be appreciated. e
important matter with this work contained
the following from Mr. Moore
Zone of the first and important duties of the Tennessee His
oca Committee to put markers the historical points the State
and thus them asking the County Historical Committee
furnish the data for these markers important that this
be marked with marker These markers will be furnished
by the State and without cost to your Committee"
For instance the location of the first settler Bethel where
regiment of encampd during the Civil War and possibly Others
While doing this proper and right that collect the
records of all American War veterans Will OF their
number send the who went from McNay County?
Before it too late let's all do part getting these facts to-
played the With your interest and this under
taking hope to succeed and hsoryo McNaiy County from
the first settlement to the present time. .'
C. L. MAJORS
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-02-17
Weatherford's

We are having some sickness in
our community and since our last
letter we have had two deaths.
The grim reaper has taken away
Mrs. M. L. Erwin. We all called
her Aunt Beckie. Death also
took away a 10-year-old son of
John Rodgers. Both of the de-
ceaaed had a host of relatives
and friends to mourn their loss,
to whom we extend our SYM
patny. The Lord giveth and the
Lord taketh away.
Mrs. J. N. Weatherford is very
low with pneumonia, but we hope
for her recovery. Her daughter,
Mrs. L. A. McAfee, of McRae,
Ark, is with her.
P. Farris, wife and Jim Billins
and many other friends visited
Mrs J. N. Weatherford Monday.
Our school is moving along
nicely, with only about half the
students this month.
Miss Pearl Mccoy, our assist
ant teacher, is working in Wealth
erford's store in place of her
sister, Miss Eula. Both girls are
pleasant to all, and if you don't
think they are up to date store
keepers visit the store.
The way the cars are passing
through it makes us think of
spring, and the road looks good. |
The 18th is here, but not much
gardening being done.
Dat sowing time is near.
Why not work our roads before
blowing time?
There seem to be more hog
buyers than sellers, so let's raise
more corn and hogs and less cot
ton, as we look forward to a fine
crop of weevils?
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-02-17

If you want the best brands of
Flour try Selmer Grocery Co.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-02-17

Pure Silver Lace Wyandotte
Eggs, $3.50 per Is, delivered.
LEO ATKINS.
Corinth, Miss.
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-10-27
Was Railway Wreck
 a Burns Frame-Up?

Gary, Ind, Oct. 27.-The grand jury of this county has refused to in dict John Petrowski and Joseph Pop ovich in connection with the Michigan Central wreck last August, and the two men have been released from jail. This is the wreck that was treated so sensationally by the public press and occurred just at the time when Daugherty was developing mob spir- it to justify his injunction he was then preparing.
 The attorney for the accused men presented evidence of a terrific third degree that they and Charles Usellis were subjected to by the police to force them to make false confessions. The attorney insisted that these ar rests were a frame-up to discred1t the striking shop men and that the wreck was caused by broken-down engine.
 It is predicted that Usellis will soon be released The only testimony against him is the statement of a gov ernment stool pigeon who claims he heard Usellis declare that the train should be wrecked.
 No publicity has been given the re- lease of these men while the public press and anti-unionists continue to quote the wreck as proof that strlk- ing shop men are lawless.