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SNEEDVILLEV HANCOCK COUOTY, TENNESSEE, ; KUIIAY; AUGUST A 1918
NO. 41
PROGRAM
THE SKEEDV ILLE HEWS Alfred and Isaacs :son of Lan
HENRY cnmw don Mullenai,, whiW 'shrubbinfir a
field the other day jot mad and We the Second Division of the
&DITOB AN9 rVBUSUER. fouarht with their hoes. Isaac Fifth Sunriav Merino- of rh Mni
strlkinr Alfred AA thA ricrhtliflnrl horrv (Ian Hand'of A
A . ...... I " " 1 rf vauKdy ncowiabivu,
WMIClT MtlMMf rirfttit t tV I i . , . ... I ... .... . ..
InehutrisvL inteiiaetuni d .r.i d. ana euranK . nam on between win meet with the Briar Creek
. Teiopment and i growth. i ltatk wristand knuckle; causing the Baptist Church, Hancock County,
. hSLl?gi remainder of the hand to have to Tennessee, Aug. 30 and 31. J91&
J iiidfer8oMroth, and cvtrcshl' botakcaoff at the wrist Drt. Introductory Sermon, Rev. G.
&'&ti)i Trent and Sumpter performing W. Trent; Alternate, Rev. R. D,
utei totbekfipineaaf UahoBwav; I the-operation. The Patient is Greene.
gettinjrjilengf nicely. Welcome Address. Rev. Sher-
Entered w eecondiaaa matter Born to Revand Mrs. Arthur 5? Mullens; Response. Rev. ;
ESS& SSArJBrtt? S T"hr Ohio, a
March 3. 1879..'
SUBSCWrTISNIATES:
Oae Teat ' - - $1.00
Sii Mentha - - 50
rival to this earth. She is Logan
Local: and Personal!
woca Nancy's first grandchild; so
..i w lviiKeiy inac ugan I eels a
ur. K, A Doty, of Kyles Ford, bout two inches taller.
passed through Sneedville Truirs
ay- . . HAVING A GOOD TIME
Sdpt'L. J. Catron and brother Dear Brother:
Dr. Henry Catron were, in Iowa j I haven't heard from you
Wednesday. lor quite a while. Wish
daughter, whose nsmn ia Narwv I TOPICS
Elizabeth Ruth TrvW . TfcJ -let What is the Kingdom of
mother was formerly Miss Grace & md how do w0 set into it?
Mizer. eldest daughter nf Mr ey look ana w. i rent.
and Mrs. Logan Miaer, of Vardy Does God require of a man
Hr mn Native. tt.Jnxm than He gives him the
Miaers and Collins along Black- flity todo? H.I.Greene, and
water wiirh o-IjiiI tn rmtAW . " vaugnn.
3rd. In the conversion of a sin
ner, which comes first Repent
ance or Faith? Barnet Greene,
and Grant Mullens. ,
: 4th. Is Eternal Life an inher
itance? P. T. Livesay, and'O.
W. Trent f
Query Box at will tt the bod.
Brethren whose names are bet
you on the program are invited to't
I.
"WV (fi Grainger County Jir
T iff? - N9. inin u,.K tl, .
'.-V'' f 'Jfi f
12 million,
JLmes
muM eat
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TWO FARMS FOR SALE.
ust over tr
ns. The farm
join each other, one contaisinx
120 acres, with good houses, lares
new barn, good afore house, on
of the best stands in the country
for a store. It has a fine spritj
i:i the yard that cost $100.00, ts
dig and wall, and is a fine plact
for niilK and batter.
The other one has 60 acres ad
oinin? the first, has dweliinf
and outbuildings and orchards. -
Either one the farms is a bargain
and both together is excellent
bargain.
For price and sw us nt ones,
for this is a bargain and is likelf
to se'l at once. " .
Hancock County kal l!Ulexcfita
Sm-wlville, - Tojin;EBe.
w. B. a
LET THE FARMER KEEP
READY FOR WAR WCJ
era, Ulaacue and Jietty, are visit
ing relatives at Morristown,
Rev. G. W.,Vaughn, Mt.
William Frazier, . fcecy.
Mrs..W. A. BfecktecanddaughtK0"1! f6W ,ine8 0nce Present and take part in the t
T. cusslon.
l am well and having a rrettv
good time. Wish you was with
v The excellent family of A. T. rae I'm sure you would like to
Drinnon moved to Merristown hear the roar of Fritter's guns
thi&wedcto get advantages of and the whizring of the shells and
tho Morristown school. ' shrapnels. ...
We have had plenty of rain for
w. . s.
.Mrs. Wint Campbell and
STORE VEGETABLES WELL
SO THEY WILL KEEP WE!
the last week or so and also some
- . . . . ;: - . r
AH root cropi ra ttored for 4lnt?
lu practically tba lama way. Blortg
wvwrwtw vj avlltlU k U at
The principle crops ,ow Plt flTe lnchaa deep, thre 4
wiuf, boi any leDgio. uoou or ri
Hi
.(I
-daughters, Jennie ieck arid Flo-r , weather
i. u..u Tne PeP' just begmmng
w l4UW" to harvest.
f'T. Rv; A. ;A. ;Caxapbell. laya. beans, ;nd ausar beets, f -:i
."The World Peace will begin The news from the Allies Jihes
at the house of the Lord by all tor the last few day is very good,
his followers uniting with Christs It seems that they are giving
Church upo one faith. " Fritz about all that he can stand.
' . . You would be surprised to see
oupt matron announces inai th. wrvviAn Bw- K. .'l.-V"
the Sneedville High Sckool Will snrnt nf tUm rrsU kOM KcpM. carrota and turnloi honld A
ways uare me iopt removed oerorf
der very efficient management mi til A.v i "r':." lh'
taus year and it is hoped that It got so I could sleep on the ground Car 'd b avoid bruiin
win open wun large enoance. n mt 9 -r, ... T .,M reoiB mi ine or Pannc i
.HV.b.0Kvwu . wm. u torage.-0. K. Drehm. dlviaun
All Parties OWtng a Store aC- ,J,Le ueu- "ave almost IOrgOl-1 utension. Univernlty of Trnnnir
count to James Seal & Son of ten whether there is such a thing Knoxviii
Sneedville Tenn., must eome at as a real bed. We now have huts
once and settle same or account to sleep in. when we were on our
will be placed ia officers hands h&' to this place we slept at
night in barns and houses. But
N CITY and country mora war sardana art Deed ad tkla yaw
than ever before. Patriotism prompted 1,000,000 Amtrtcaaj
to plant gardtoa lait year, according to aatlniataa ot tba
Dnlted 8tatea Department of Afrlcuttura. Tranaportatfoa
fadlltlea of tba nation will be strained this year battling toaal
tlona of war and fooda for the Alllea. Tba aurplua food cre
ated by home gardens will help In the railroad problem. An
the nation will vat leaa ef the gtxxla we must export wheat,
, mi., inn ami encar. erery hoy sml girl that helpe wltn the
sardoii l helping win tin ar. LenRcl of Itmtrurtloa la
snaking way be nirtH from the iM'tiurtuiixi of Agriculture at Waah
fnon rwtuvMl, wltliout charge.
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W. M. H.
for collection.
All boys that have attained the
age of 21 since last registration
or will be 21 on or before August
24. 1918; must register on August
24th.
The 8. 9. and 12. Districts a
at Sunny Side.
The 3, 4, and 5, at Kyles Ford.
The 1. 2. C, X 10 and 11. at
Sneedville.
by the direction of the Gov
ernor.
T. J. Harrison, Chairman,
Local Board.
During air electrical storm last
Friday, ligltningstruck Maness
L Becklers Store tearing off a
portion of the weatherboarding
on a corner and breaiungthe tel
ephone connections. The dwell
ing of H. B. Jarnigan and. the
flag pole in front of the Court
House were also struck during
the same storm tearing a few
shingles off th top of the former
and cutting a deep grove down a
portion of the latter knocking
down a horse that was hitched to
the Court Yard Fence.
Merchants can get blanks for
use under the U. S. Food Admin
istration Laws at the News OCce
or by mail upon receipt of the
rrice.
Sugar Pledge Home Canning
250-11.00; 500-$l.S0; 1000-$3-25;
5000-$10. Egg Candling
reports at the same prices.
Egg Candling CertifScatcs 50 cts
per 100.
ONE OF THE TENNESSEE
WOOD-HOOP SILOS
since we have arrived at this
place wc are resting very well at
night We managed to steal a
bit of straw for bedding. It
makes a very nice bod to put
down straw and a shelter half
over it and then put the blankets
on for cover.
Your brother,
Roy E. Hatfield.
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Dear Editor and Friends:
Will write you all a few
from this place as I see my other
letter escaped the waste basket.
The weather is warm with a
shower about every other day.
Guess seveial boys there, are
expecting to camp soon. I wish
them good luck and a safe return
at the close of the war.
Gun and boat dr.ll is mostly all
we have had for the Ust week.
You bet we can handle a gun by
now. we certainly make me
large guns cluck.
The Ncvy is a verv fine place
for a fellow except when he goes
to scrubbing clothes . I make a
pretty good hand but don't think
I shall follow it for an occupation
when I leave the Navy.
Guess schools have began there
and going to school is al) the go.
A large number of beys from
Detention Camp came to this
place yesterday several of whom
were from Tenn. W e have plen
ty to eat here.
Bill
la Giles county, thia silo. 28 by II
feet In dltnenki4. Is found on the
farm of R. . Blackburn. It wa built
September 24 to 27. 1117. The recora-
mendaliona found In Publication 24 of
the division of agricultural exu-citoo.
I Diversity of Tenfieseae, Kaoiralle.
were followed. The cost of the stree
ture. Including two feet of anoVr-
ground work, was fllO. It was filled
October . using a mixture of three
parts corn and one part aorgban.
Mr. Meckbarn fed 28 steers, begin
ning NoTesabcr II and continuing foar
asoatha. The cattle ware then turned
out on grass, finished eff oa corn, sad
marketed Jane 1. lilt.
Mr. Elaekbvra thlaka so weU ef U
alio that he plans to awUd another
this fall. According to bis way ot
thlaklag the two talus to look for ia
a silo are (1) minimum eoat and (It
csaxlmum efficiency, and he feela that
he has tbee two polau la laeer 4
the alio h owna.
Tilt 'nu't man in love often L'OfS lulu nntnn
about the l liif ui tin- svn in lu r vyi s unl tlu- mU.
tn Ux.'tcf .uitumn in lu r hair," hut rcim inlvr this
youn mrtn-SHb'I.I. l:AT ju-t tin- niiik- jt any
other healthy irl.
Tlu-rt fore (Jmpa lot ot tliis l-tvo-siik stuff ami
Uet iloun to ru1ial busltu s. Saw your money,
i!exsit it in ;t ;: r Ij.tMt- banli (il.e curs iin.l net
ready In own a home for you ainfthr :nJ t
proviilf for the three siiare mi-ids a tlay you will
both need as loti as you live. You Un w when
poverty conies in at the J.M.r love viint tim s Hies
out at the win.low.
The Citizens Bank
"When oar soldiers face the
Bans In the trenches we do net a
them -to bo equipped with mated aaCI
broken was pone. We want theaa M
have the beat modern war ecrtUpaaaO
and to be. trained to rare properly tar
this equipment," aaya James Areataoai
farm machinery epeclallat, division 4B
extension. University of Teaaaaaaaj
Knoxvlllo.
"We believe that the present WC
will be won by the man behind taa)
plow." he continues. "If tale la
It certainly bahoovea na to keep
Implement In the beet poaalble
tion.
"Kvery effort should be iMda -thhl
winter to put the farm liaplemealada
such condition that there will fce-ael
ljmm Af tlmm In t It. HiU n.vl anlM
"1. Prevent rust and rut provl .
lag a good shelter. ' Paint where aeeem '
ry. . ' - ; .
"2. Thoroly clean and Uf wt
Ing part. ,
"3. Apply axle grease to all gelaV
ed surfaces, such as culUvator ahawalnj
corn planter shoes, plowa, etc.
"4. Order aU needed reaalra ifC
oace. 1
"8. Make repairs this winter a1
plowshares, cultivator shovels, eiaj
sharpened before you seed them.
"Re prepared for the great 'smrftK
offensive' against KalserUm."
W. H. a.
HOW TO RAISE ORCHARD
GRASS FOR THE ZZU)
Saving the Cost of a New Roof
A Sing tit application HOW of
Voldura 99.5 Pure Asphalt Paint
wilt tai poti the cot of a new rwf later.
liellirr your
r.H.f lc KuM.cr",
Fell, Composi
tion, Tin, Imn,
Strrl, or Sliinxlr,
VALDURA will
do the work
quickly, perfectly
ami with real
economy.
Uur Hat guar
antee stands back
of evrrv tlrnn of
VALDURA it must serve you properly or purchase money will be
refunded.
Valdura 99.5 Pure Asphalt Paint
There is u tar in VALDURA; it it a strict 99.5 pure mineral asphalt
paint A few dollars worth used on your Farm Machinery, Implements,
Fencing, etc., will save you hundreds of dollars in their aMc life.
We have some interfiling literature on VALDURA we would like
to give you and a sample of the paint itself for your test all without
VALDURA ia very easy to ar!r and it can le ue.l in anr
Orchard grate ylelda to 11
of seed to the acre oa aa average.
la uewelly bundled la email
with a binder, and shacked la she
way aa wheat. It may be ah
with the common wheat Itiraaher f
using special riddles. About
ber l sow one bu hfl of seed to
acre, broadcast, and harrow It Kg
!!ghi!y.J. C. Mr A mis, division of
tension, I'nlveralty of Teaneaaea.
I f 4.' . .! M 111 L I hn f T 1 1 II
cost
acasoo.
It is the paint to uc "When you want sure reiults."
Roan & Te?terman,
Rojjcr-ville, Tenn.
YOUNG MEN, A1TENTION!
The Government Wants VouTo ilo To COLI.HOI:
and enlist in the ARMY at the SAME TIME
Writo For Tull Dotails of tho 1 Ian of tho
students Army Training Oorps
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE. KNOXVILLE
Thote Epileptic
Attacks by Udnj
A Nerve Stdatfre tKat Kn
been tuccetafullr ued ia
the treatment of EpileperyJ
Hysteria, and ot!ter N
lus DUorders for the
iKirty years.
SOLO BY ALT. DKUOCim
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