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ON !UAL VOTE airs t ell ( Big Boy I Hubbard I Sheriff- Captures the leaves In Fulton County's I) lout i title .) 15 ... j is is is II Office Primary Election, Aug. II I S It; 01 .1,1 111 . I cha II Alooi, I 1 3, 1929 11 il 9 II I 0 1.1 I is 0 .sibert I , 11 Sol sit ,I,s 's I le It...1: tan.. Smolt 109 190 163 1 ..! 23 It •L2•, 9 13 24, Cohilder .oi, 13 9 11 .22 11 111,10 iltil Is sll III VIIII1111 %WHO I:1111W i-s t lit ttiiil \ Iltl• :9 21 13 il 12.s .5s 61 01 39 13-. \\'. .1. Field, I. '2 1•1.1.1111 5)1( 1p1i. ieli Ily 13 3 13 1 Is: , .2.;. 9.1 1::1 a Moo a 111 liii 1.14.11t011 11/111 11 7,1 69 69 19 I 15 . ii Abe Thoilip,on 5;',- bi lilt ..i..., or, iii • \titt 111191t, 1,11! .1 It' \\ „I I I It•Is III“11. c.c...... ; ls ''!, •,:. -..... 2' 2 I N\ 114.11 OW I 4 1 ntint 5\ a, an. ,\ to!, 6, 1929, County Attorney-- Lon .\,lanis %% a., a dealt ...tvei•ti Reort•sentitt iye 10;6 134 9.::s; 119 69 1:16 16,1 I.: 17 21 I 211 E. J. Stahl- 1;7 I 5 It u 19 1,1.; tilt s letory for as• 1)El." I.. McNE11.1. •;1 31 70; 17 Is 11 61 62 190 7s I 1111119 2'2:t 16221:1 215•Is County 72 171 :;;) s I I Is 228:J t„itiin the i P. II. Via 1:)79 Judge- 1.14tt ti \. Reed 59 :13 I I. utint.‘ County Judge 71 so :9 s I 27 s5 I 27 72 65 so In 116 s7 21 SI J. \V. Izoi•;•\ 41 22 I 1 7 30 1087 %Volt 1,215 tot, s. Ale•\ 79 46 I I I 17 31 75 11 Is "..s 21 2" 16 11.1:ItY• 131 \v a n e,. :;1 24 39 46 I 13 46 99.1 Folitison, Iii lit . 10 I Ti 17 75 I I 63 25 31 117. 67 120 102 30 69 •\\.. \V. Shan lie 99 15 3 9 54 1323 it """*" 9101 91 133 Ilis 72 :10 11 !..5 17 III 4 6 lo it itti II- Ill Fillt4.11 comity. Jailer- 4 It; 9 6 2 17 0 1 Hissed under the \vire a \V. II Henry 11)01 69 :56 5;1; :91 ler in the race. County Attorney 9 17 0 II .1 1 ".. 11 ' ll 1 " ' 0 I 0 will' 1). I.. I:1 lice 1:1 49 7; 95 Illl 66 0 0 413 \!hell Smith. a general I.:. .1 ST.'. 11 It 166 SI -I 9 9 6 II 6 :2 ' 1 I 1 0 las or- .1,11111 \\ ile•ath 7 9 3 o •. 0 0 ii 0 8 7in Ii' Lon 11;70 0 19 23 61 7 12 Ii , :: 79 in the 111110) tiut 01. the Tom Pendleton 1:1 14 0 2 17 24 335 comity. a Sheriff 1 I 17 95 12 1 o 5 5 1 I 17 21 II Ti 9.: o close seeontl. W, .1. Chas. E. Koper 16 9 0 4 5 281 Fit.111., DEB JOHN:-;ON 121.5 17: 0 17 1:: IS 2 12 I3 215 9:: 59 3s I 1 115 I.. 7 AIR. 1 1111111 11S011 John \\'. Harrison 15 15 0 11 24 614 :It'Cly 11 1 I 16 76 53 39 I 26 0 15 "".,, 9 o 5 1 ' s 1; ti. 0 o and neck and Fram; \\*. T. 6 1 _ o o 1 31.1 Crouch NV. .1. Eields Easley. 1 I 0 16 6 0 o 1 1 :1 I 1 o atid Charles II. Moore 'robe Jackson 11 I 11 n 0 0 48 Li ThisIll Is :Ill S7) 1 "I: 17 25 '25 ' 2 0 :1 5 0 6 22 31 79 22 9 o dottoi the rear end of the Harrell 5 97 17 .17 is 1 38 430 .1, Frani. Hubbard 12 14 1:: 15 :1 3 1 1 6 12 :10 26 -1:1 III 1 1 il 2116 70 47 04 i•I : r.st Re.•presentative-- I 5 0 56 92,-, 1•:_ .1. Stahr defeated (*ha,. II. .\ I 1.01Ii. .I. 14 Via 124 101 159 1:12 107 51 91 79 165 lam Attains. tile favor- Jailer 47 38 67 67 24 7, 1551 13 18 25 1 21 35 1460 11:\11111.1. ill•BBAIII) Dee s1 tNi'ilt 76 63 116 1557 71 21 2.. 00 155 89 )I- 1..•y a safe majority for Die 916 90 194 194 91 I; s 159 61 136 21 S L40 2032 oilier of county attorney. Alt% !.. 11race 735; (.11111-11.5 It'oper was iii till' l'aCt• losl• Kentucky and also a fine acre CARD 'robe Jackson OF THANKS till iii of club corn. After dinner and thI• t11111 11tH.. alit! 55 1111t. Henry Paril -- -- DeMyer speaking we want to \ isil ansalld -1511 Inure drive thru 1 take this method of expres- .Iii Wilmath .he bottom which han he did ill 1925, with .1,011, will take tug my deep appreciation fur ‘v.tti'ii.o .119 oily a short time. the !li ii the rave. it was not sill- In many favors and the splen- Pendleton 2S2 ii did vote rooelit to be tt single \V. T. 1:•Isley Vins For Mayor given me in my race lit . handed. .1mtg,..• Stahl. CARD OF THANKS for sheriff of Fulton county. made an Magistrate District No. 1 ea% iable record tor himself (., paotvEus During my short campaign 1 812 When a man goes into a pi- (hiring his term of ,,• • In the city election was unable ti.' see many of the er ('ora E. Nichols .. 411 Saturda,r.if A. Johnston and Jim Thom- titical race, Comity j Oi C I inton.. ant. the following vote was cast he must take what,good people tot* Fulton, :,,,311 , TI.,.. 011awting CulmoittOti apd 1 ;anti 11 Fot Mayor-Paul :he voters 'decide. I entered want to take this methed. a, div CARD OF TI-TA-IVKS- ifalyer,!% as appointed to arrange the the race for years. re-entered the 58 I ; I. Ii. Read, 326; Atkins county judge at a telling all these that it is my political . farm tour: Ed Thompson, Ed late arena with reneWlsd ent•rgy. Cole. •I7. date and made the best intention to give the people the t111:tkl.. Williams, Enoch I V. i, h t his anginal of • Browder and race I could in Chas. L. 110mtlitratit, svlio an- For Couneilmen-T. II. Ii if. A, the short time best service that I can while 1 II,: pre. -Sing my thanks for the by. ;;;;,,.. T McPherson. that I hatl. The voters nounced for re-election for tax . T. Boaz, 713, w. have in . hcriff of the county. When many favors shown me during The speakers will be B. ii:- rendered their verdict. tiolimissioner. had no opposi- l'• McAdams. 700 and 1 I held ti:e office on a previou• my recent campaign for sher- ; J• A• Col- Kilgore, editor of the Progres- wish to take this method tion and svill continue to assess leY• 7)9.1 I.- of occnsion I tried to be a sheriff iff. .kt the same time I wish to ; s• PhilliPs. 585; 3- sive li%trmer. Ile will talk on s„:11.11gt i thitt I y our taxes for tour more years. E. Hannephin, •192; %V. P. receise their for all I:arts of the county. and state that I Ila V1' 1110t a bit Of ill „IL Mur- "The Master Farmer.' E. J. verdict with the utmost .\I is Effie Bruer. who a 115 ; Ed \villingliam. good I witnt to assure the people of H- feeling against any nian or Kilpatrick will speak on "Or- humor. I feel that I make liiiced for re-elect it to for 365; %V. .1. Willingham. 360. did Fulton tilt I shall strive to be woman ill the world. IViien I ganization for West lenttickY a good race, considering ('ourt Clel.k. had no op- ..._ the tilt saito• .5.t of sheriff again, started the race early in the Farmers." time that I had, 111111 I thank ponent and \yin continue to CARD OF THANKS for tho• roar y ,•ars beginning year 1 made tip my mind that I The committee on the farm tilt• many who aided •.•t•rve the people in me in my Jai:miry 1, 1930. her usual would make the best campaign ., , „ • sourt decided 011 the 1.0110Willg s.'1 1.011....s. It was a real i.ourteous and efficitolt "i pleasure It is a idea .ure to agsin get svay for 1 C011111 :1101 that I ii ow reople of Fulton: WOUld atC- program: Leave the Chamber to 1.41 IllIt atill IlliX and mingle into the harness to sets four more years. cent I wish to herewith express e the N% Ilz:tever result came with of Commerce at Fulton prompt- with the good people of Fulton good people of Fulton \\ alter J. NIcM urry led his the best niy thanks and appreciation for county, feeling in the world. ly at 8 o'clock. Arrive at En- and Fulton county. and I be- and I want to ask foi the three opponents a merry chast• I in:ole the the trust that has been reposed fullest race and I lost, but och Browder's dairy barn at liese that the time was well cooperation on the part of Ful- tor the judge's office and pass- 1 ft-el just as good Ill lilt' by nominating, me over the mat- for 8:10. Leave at 8:25. arrise at spent. I take the serdict of the ton people in order that I may ed under the wire ter as anylaid,s• , mayor for the next four years. Vri 9 ,I with 1.21:1 in the world. 1 ..,., .'ootripson's at 8:30. Leave voters like a man and like a real). render the best possible fet•I that I have beginning on January I. I shall + g rot votes, ss it II W.('. Iteed, second : made many „ a, ,.:.,,, arrive at Herman Rob- Democrat. service to the people of the en- 1toney and Shankle next. new friends all user the roomy4 ,•trive to render the verY best erts at 9:15. Leave at 9:30, Again thanking one and all tire county. and I know that that is in flit' to give the city a arrived at ct.t.ii Burnett-, The jailer's race. with nine my ()Id friends at for the many favors shown rue, Again thanking one and all, are closer to ale , sane and practical administra- entries. was lively fro in start t hall ever ue- 9:40. Leave at 10 , alIrk ts at I ani, both those svho voted for me to ilitisli. Harrell (Big I I hiiiiw t hat I ha VC 1111111Y tion during my term. and I ask ...,..euni; ....cs.e.,ee's\I )9. I, cotton patch Yours sincerely, Boy) . and those who did not. for the Ilidd,ard won by a nice margin friends who did not vote for that all the people of the citY at 10:25. Leave at 111:50. ar- \\'. 0. 811ANKLE. give nie . many favors shown ale, I am and will :oicceed Tobt• Jackson me. and this does not affect , , the utmost ill coopera- rive at Sylvan Shade schoitl at tion in Yours sincerely, %Own hi, term expire.: in 1930. my friendship for them in the order that our desires 11. Leave at 11:31), make an may - GOALDER JOHNSON. J D. Via. the Hickman eutin- least. I am proud of the man- be fulfilled. I know, of other short stop at Roscoe course. that Cares -Heed Co. Awarded t fur Representativer many voted against Stone's just before reaching the "cc I" which 1713. Irmmls w"rk• tile, but defeated Dee AleNeill. Fitl-• e(1 and voted for nit. and they I have no ill feelings picnic ground at 12 o'clock. Street I nipro % %anent the against any man 10 THE VOTERS OF , candidate by a safe wilt never Itimw how or %cumuli' in Dinner will lie served at 12:15. ileel4 the city. for 1 Contract. FULTON Ii (tw.in Ilissi .es-er, McNeill re- appreciate this. In making the believe in the After dinner Dr. Kilgore anti COUNTY right of the ____ ) ed it big mitjority in his yinipaign I have come to real- people to vote as Prof. Kilpatrick will speak. . ize what fine people they choose. In making me the At a meeting of the t•ity cotin- home county. we have After speaking, a tour will be I am taking this opportunity to (.. no‘vers dat,ait,(1 Mrs. ill our city and county, this choice for mayor they have cil Tuesday night Cares -Reed and made through the bottom. thank all of my friends for I-. worth every bit of placed a resiumsibility (in iiv„, Coltman's their Coto E. Niehols for magistrate time and ., of Lexington. is 5.. splt-ndid support of , 1111n11.y I put into the campaign. that I am going to try to live The tour should prose very accorded me in District No. 1. was aw•artied the contract to the Judge lull up to in best possible manner. interesting as we will be able recent primary on August 3. Stahr r has 1"1 distine- S"• it the h W "Mired"- aml if all the people will give to see variety of construct the following streets. I want tion of leading the entire ticlt-t 11,1" hit ilI. ill f.tIiiig a good dem- to especialk thank all of 1111;1 with me their fullest cooperation, 1 onstrations. ArN1r. Browder's their bid being the lowest of the 2.331;. oril nom.. I 11111 those who so loyally backed me with hope that our town can con- we will be shown a modern, iat - three bids submitted for six inch Lon Adams, Albert VerY sitieetelY. and voted for me in Fulton, Ken- Smith.. ALBERT •:•11111. thine to make progress. expensive dairy barn and a fine reinforced concrete. W. 0. Shankle and Henry lucky. Also to the Railroad men Col- _ Agnin thanking one and all, herd of registered Jerseys, as Park Avenue, from Second to 'tier led the ticket in Fulton. and assuring all that 1 appreci- well as a good feild of alfalfa. let me tender thanks fur the 1:r 0111%11, 1.1 i!s,ret41 street from Ed•Ispiendid I. I.. 'trove led the ticket liv CARD OF THANKS ate b) the fullest the trusttr that Mr. Thompson will show us a sem It and whole dings to Park Avenue. Valley 1 a big majority in his honte coin- has In III placed in me, I am . good field of tobacco and al- hearted cooperation rendered to 17111 ii y amid cs E. Ropt.,. TO THE VOTERS OF FUL- street from Carr to Eddings, Yours sincerely. , falfa. At Herman Robert's we tne in my campaign. Although led the ticket in his home com-' TON COUNTY: PAUL DEMYER. will see tsvo .lersey COWS Arch street for the full length, fine a man may not be successful in a 'nullity by an (is erwhelmingl I take this means of thanking . as well HS a good club heifer :eharI 1 street for the full length political campaign he has every ina ioritv • t the good people of Fulton FARM TOUR AND PICNIC and young bull. Cecil Burnett and McComb street from Arch The campaign throughout' county for their vote and influ- 1:y right to feel grateful for the sup- 11. A. McPherson, will show us two litters of pigs to Walnut, Burton asenue hr till was the cleanest ever waged in I i•nce in the recent primary l'ounty tort of his friends. Let ine also Agent that are being fed in the ton III- the h'ulton lee Company Fulton county. I election. You have conferred ter contest. Also a fine flock tinder say that I fou4ht a clean fight Fulton T.II.Irby has ow, upon the viaduct. is also included. Ill me an honor for which I At 41 director's meeting of of Barred Rock and W'hite Leg- 'and that though defeated I have thank you from the bottom of Fulton Lee Poberts • was given the distinctilin of leading the eityi the County Farm Int- horn chickens. lie will produce nothing whatever to be ashamed my heart. Words cannot ex- provement Association held records chickens contract for las mg the new water ticket ftir councilman with 733; on both and of and it was only through the press my appreciation of the at Cayce last 'Tuesday evening, showing feeding mains putting votes. pigs cost of anti in the service work of those Who !splendid majority I received in it was decitletl that the Ass,,cia- profit. we go were friends and From here lines. His bid was something to me - my race for jailer, and I shall tion put on a farm tour and cat- the cotton Billie that I came through as CARD OF THANKS to patch tit lessI than $4,0001 for the work. do my utmost to make you a fish fry on Friday, August 16, McGehee's. Here we will see well as I did. 1 w-ant to assure While I was defeated ill Sat- While engaged on this contract . faithful at Ileechwood Park. Each a fine demonstration which is . , ,• y•oll one and all that if, in the fu- tirday's primary election for, will I also wish to thank the member of the Association will worth the trip. tit be only partially connect- tore I can be Jailer, words cannot express; From here we of any service to people for the courtesies ex- invite one or more farrners.who go to Slyvan Shade school, ed with the tire tiepartment. my appreciation for the you do not fail to call on me and manyi tended me during the cam- are interested in the promo- where we will be shown some Around 3,000 feet of new mains courtesies extended me I shall do anything in my power during! paign. lion of better agriculture. good heifers. will bt) laid. the campaign, and for the vote' club cows and to show genuine appreciation Harrell (Big Boy) Hubbard. J. P. Maddox. chairman of. The last stop will be at Roscoe for you gave me. all of the services which the association, appointed the Stone's farm where we will see Hand us a dollar bill and 3ou Yours truly, Send have The Advertiser to a following members to look aft- probably the best four acres of . get your name on the Advertia- rendered me. TORE JACKSON, friend one year-onii $1.00. er the dinner: II. A. McMurry,' canning tomatoes in Westerni at 11at u a regular subscriber HENRY COLLIER

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It 'O .1.• o 'V VV 1,0 sill this 11;;111111,. 15111 islithls, tic;11 I „ Ilo‘‘ No it los h.' ‘, •`( 1\ lei, a nd hold pack fp,. 1.1\1 3, 1‘711 111,1, 1 't.1111.;11 Syslo.111 \111, 1,0 ; '.;;;;;Id set IOM For es el .0\ cal,‘ ‘,11 Ordinal ii' Its I It '1111t1ii St.sts, YOUR 1101111: l'OW N doe , poi i i; ti 'S'S t t ratisport \ It, oes; 1110011 Or IlOrt1tilable f01111- 1,, 1 110 co., 1. .11,1 S:III i t !Oft'. 11". ths• as ora;;t;, UIsI nig; -,;‘‘ I It sI 4,‘e; ;•,‘ ;VII .1151.0 Ni It s'•II • :"0.,11,..C. 10 • II ,‘105 ‘‘.11 0, ;h ull\ of \ Slit " 11 .1 1:0011 to! h, • S 55.s.1 ..1 :11111 tov,„ Is t hat 10,0 it „,,•... , • t HIP ;Id li' 110 ,`51'ITOtt'l`. ‘1, of ‘'s ;;;;\ !I ,•.;;; 'Still if 1,101t 11\111)! fOr the pr111111C- Ilom true , ell111111310 C 1'. Of 1110,0 f Istals tho rake It home; thrills ,t‘s.). 1,11,1e,11•;thic Character 1:11-ners ts likewise brought .,IsO Moil of A0;01;11111- ht• on art` not s:ttisfie.1 is till about to no little litsgEt`t1 ily 15.5 11, I horn ,ocr. If they y.ear hunts tseee a. if you have a It Is V, sl r. llowns; 1 tors. if they hae e fattit Imei (itemise!' of it. sell out ;Ind 1;11111k stzth;IIIVIII.Iii 'heir home town. it' thee' love' out. Fter nine chriiiees ee•sit 11;,• ;;;;I;;-,, for real aid to the their home town. vv hat doe-, set' nit that teovii thinks the) f..rmcr, the transportation tiro- t lie railroads for hull• perishable alai faral I/1'011110S Can scarcely be outclassed. It itiereases the farmer's sources of incs.me enabling him to go in for crop We invite your attention to the splendid selection of that other‘vise could not t., marketed. 11 also enables pin; to get better prices for such rops, sine's' they can be ship- RUGS ped to the most fall oraide mar kits„ ...mantles, of distance. that we are now showing. CLUB WORK Ity 11. A. McPherson. You will find them very pleasing in color and texture. County Ag.ent --- We have many patterns in seamless Velvets and Axinin- The West Kentucky Club Cant!) opens at Cold Springs. sters at surprisingly low prices. about t; miles north of Paducah •or Monday. August 5. Every :ale member who is in good standing. is invited to spend Remember-- tIts' week at the camp. There will be a meeting held at the Anything in this store may be bought on the easiest Moving Food By Rail Chamber of Commerco. Satur- day morning. and all club The ridlroads of the United states members aro urged to attend. terms you could wish. Wi n,l's1 1:111,W. Saturday. how annually transport one carload of many members are going to at- perishable foodstuffs for every sev- :end camp. enty-five During the week. four club Graham Furnitui e Co. persons in the country, on meetings were held and a large the average, and the movement is number of members signed up Fulton's Largest Furniture Store growing every year. to go to the camp. It looks as if we are going to have a larg- The benefits of this service are far- er number than last year. a_ reaching. FOr one thing, it greatly WANTE) increases ouriald resources. Many 1.1 foodstuffs that can be i;uccessfay gip-erienceeT eigar-maKers and— produced only in certain localities Bunchmakers. also about- 15 or 21 inexperienced hands. A pply are trausported great distances to American Cigar Co. places where otherwise they could h:y. rarely or never be had. Other foodstuffs, such as fresh vegetables, Read the advertisements in nus paper. RIARKABLE which are in season locally for but a short period of the year, are brought voTERst to our tables from distant regions at ?Li uEr_,7, other times, thus making them virtu- Any voter in Fulton who may Tr; t_ • .. ally year-round articles of diet. This .sire transtriirtation to the polls. the primary election en next broadening of the nation's food sup- .•urday, Aug. :Ird is respet ply has been instrumental in raising invites! to call W. I,. ,10N - our standards of living and making ,,•r-, Teleph site No. 41 and same for better health. at ii4; provided at my expense. This service also is farm relief of ;:iceville voters may obtain the You can't go anywhere and find -;sine service by calling Bob Tay- the most practical kind. It increases telephone No. the farmer's sources of income by en- II EN!:1 . COLLIER. used cars that will give the abling him to go in for crops that oth- 'andidate for Jailer. erWiSe could not be marketed. It al- service that ours Nv ill for so enables h im to get better prices for itte1111111.1b. such crops, since they can be shipped the mone), we sell to the ml:st favorable markets, re- gardless of distance. The fact is that them for. for real aid to the farmer the transportation provided by the railroads for both perishable and nf m-perish- 1 able farm products can scarcely be outclassed. BUILD , W'e sell on easy terms and will take your old car in trade. These benefits are typical of the AGAIN outstanding value of railway service NOV4 CAN %MU as a national asset. The protection PLAY .5/.E1 of this asset is one reas,in for patron- ASK A.V.hEtillX Peon Service Station age of the railroads and for helpful le ies in matters of their YOU WANT TO PLAY SAFE, Open Evenings. t.„t$ r St. rtiltcn, Ky. 'e1 fare. DON'T YOU? Constructive criticism and sugges- ,;; ;Oak(' sure that tions are invited. when your building's all' re- on•i•ri you know where L. A. DOWNS, tIts' money is coming from to President, Illinois Central System. vet them again. Inquire of FOR DEMONS MATIONS Call 571 and Mr. Robert :11)4.111 our complete protec- CHICAGO, August 1, 1929. on policies. A request for in- Binford or Mr.Charley Stephenson will be glad to call for rmat ion will not obligate U. but we may be able to zee- you and show you a New Essex or one of our good you. as we have others with ..ir insurance problems. used cars. A. W. HENRY INS. AGENCY Phone 505 Fulton, Ky. Wiii—ofsAmsinsisaaarxiimernaleamsrammurvitork movigalt. vo.1 ".."11111111L4lattalson-s--

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FULTON THE . • ADVERTISER ra. litmalto and rho Carver, Mrs Dick Thnmpaoti. Old Bethel News aren of tient Ma)(Ida, kit tsd ii nil Mrt. Ma ii' Meacham. their brother, and uncle, Mr. .latat,4 Marlin Bard spent Set I begun at illaekmore Burnie Dorgan Saturday night Sunday afternoon with Robert Monday with eItUcJ2.1 ir Miss Sunday, e9. Daisy mai Sta a Foy.. weems as teacher several iSeveral days past Mr. and Rev. Sam Hicks anti family were hi at tentiallee and we Mrs. l'Imont Roberts announc- and Rev. McClain anti wife visit her great success, ed their marriage, which took spent 'Tuesduy with Mr. end Mr. Chester Bennett and wife place in March. Mrs. Roberts Mrs. Jim Walker. tif Arkansas. are visiting rel- wtts, before her marriage. Mitts Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bard spent atives and friends here. Kathleen Cameron, of the Pil- Saturday night with Mr. and , J. Rs the little son of Mr, ot Oak section, and Mr. Roberts Mrs. Clarence Bard :it Vultoll and Mrs. Curtis Sintz is doing Is the youngest son of Mr. and nicely now after an operation Mrs. Zeck Roberts, a very in. at Murray !manna! some time tlustrious young farmer of Willingham Bridge UK" Knob Creek vicinity and their Meeting begun at Pilot Oak many (ricotta wish for them a Mr. Franla \\ gener was Church of Christ SlInday after- law and happy life together. the Fri,! oest of Mr noon, Bro. Alonzo \Minna( is Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hen- and M r, \\ Jeffreas. doing the preaching. derson have arrived (ruin Mr. anti Mrs. Coston Sams Mrs. Sallie Stark anti Wilson.Flint. Mich. anti sons were Sunday guests Cavantier spent a few days last Mrs. Minor Tucker has been of Mr. and Mrs. Toni Sams. week with Mrs. Alice Foster on the sick list since our lust Mr. and Mrs. Herman Har- anti family. writing. rison anti family and Mr. Bob Mr. Rob Reeves and family. Mr. I.. II. Lassiter anti grand- Roper weree Sunday guests of Miss Mat McGuire anti Masa son, Newel! Doron, visited rel- Mr. and Mrs. Willie Jeffress sante Bynum. of Columbus, 0., atives near Hazel. Ky.. last and family. are visiting relatives here. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Burnie Stallins Mrs. Lon Braun and Ars. Monroe McClain has and children spent Saturday daughter and Mrs. Leona returned front the Murray hos- night and Sunday with Mr. and S Foster have returned from De- pital and is recovering very Mrs. Allen Noles and family. troit. Mich.. after a few weeks slowly. but her many friends Mr. Bob Roper is spending visit. will be glad to hear that she a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lot it. Ann Rhodes died is able to be out again. Willie Jeffress. of typhoid fever at the horne of Rex Frields has been con- Mrs. Jim Jones, Mrs. Charlie her daughter. Mrs. Mattie Hall fined to his room most of the Stennis and daughter, Lillian. of Cobb. Ka., She was sick time for the past week, suffer- Mrs. Harry Butterworth anti only a short time. but express- ing from a rather severe bib- daughter. Jean Marie. of Ful- ed herself as being willing anti ants attack. ton and Miss Lottye Stennis, of ready to go. She was 77 years News reached here that Mrs. Memphis. were Wednesday of age and trill not only be Ernest Poyner underwent an afternoon guests of Mrs. Tom missed by her loved ones but operation for appendicitis and Stadlins and Jes.sie. by all who knew her. She gallstones in an Akron hospital leaves two sons and two daugh- some few weeks ago. Mr. and ters. Mrs. Mattie Hall. Mrs. Al- Mrs. Poyner were former resi- lie Morgan. Vodie and Edgar dents of this locality anti their Route 5 News Rhodes. a number of grand- many friends will be glad to children and a host of relatives hear that she is making splea- Quite a number spent last and friends. Jackson Under- progress toward recovery. Friday at Reelfoot Lake, pic- taking Co.. of Dukedom went nicking. A fish dinner was at ter and brought the body to served at the noon hour. Boat the home of her son. Votlie. Dukedom Tenn. riding was indulged in and an near IVater Valley, arriving enjoyable time was had by all. Sunday morning. Funeral serv- '11r. and Mrs. Bill Work at- Among titose present were ices were held at Water Val- tended the show at Fulton Sat- Elder J. T. Cable. wife and ley Baptist church Sunday af- urday night. daughter, of Wichita Falls, "•;"'i ternoon, at two o'clock, by Bro. Mr. Lois Gilliam and Miss Tex. Mr. W. 'B. McConnell, Houston Suthard, after which Evon M'illiams were married wife and children, Clay. Kath- she was laid to rest at Camp at Fulton Saturday night. erine. Billie and John Paul, Beauregard cemetery beneath Mr. and Mrs. Tom Work, Dewey Nelson. wife and chil- a mound of flowers. We sym- Mr. anti Mrs. Harry McClain dren, Helen May and Nell OFFICIALS OF KENTUCKY STATE FAIR pathize with the bereaved. and daughters. Misses Thelma Katharine, Mr. Henson Jones, Mr. Jim Burton Cavander is and Velma. spent Sunday with Mr. William and Helen Kille- Top ROW 11,3ding front left to right, visiting brew, Tate Bird. Shelbyville, Secretary; Newton his parents. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Work. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mc- Bright. Eminence. State Coruroh,siener of Mrs. J. S. Cavander. Miss Iva Johnson spent Sat-• Clain. Misses Mildred and Vir- Arri.•ult tire and Chairman of Board. Borges. Mrs. Osella Lawrence and orday night with Mrs. Mary ginia Wills, of Memphis. Axiil D.-partment and Kentucky Lod son, Thomas. of Clinton, and Work. t_ Mr. and Mrs. el!tht EXtiLti!: L R Sarcant.:ra, LoaLtailla. . • • • . Aiwa-fit 11! Mira.- Madeliii -Coriiear Mr. and Mrs. Hamp Wil-'son and daughter, John and Supervisor of Exhibits. Amarillo, Texas. visited Mrs. liams and family, Miss Anna Virginia. Miss Doris Finch, Mr. Serond Row-- Reading from left to right. June Cole and May. and 111010.15 I'. Cooper. Lexington. Dairy family last Evelyn. and L. T. and Mrs. Ally Grissom and ,dtg- week. Lowell arrived here from son. Mrs. i Ant leulture Club work: St. Tom Hastings, Mr. V. J. Harris, Kevil, Speed, Field iir. in; J. R. Rash, ileajeraoc. mules ad jack Several from this vicinity Louis Sunday for a visit with and Mrs. Arthur Grissom and Stock, Machinery and Inint, :L. c Wto—ter, Vvget..bkra and Melonk drove over to Mayfield to see Mr. Tom Work and family. daughters. Mildred and Mos- Merchants and manufacturers Bldg. who were the winners in the Mrs. Polly Ann Wiley pass- elle. Mr. Ernest Grissom, Mr. Third Row- Ticading front left to right. W. W. Wash, Lawrenceburg, Beef Cattle; Mrs C. c ounty election Saturday ed away at her home Monday Oscar Cummings. Mr. and Mrs. Paik. Frankfo:t. t4ett. of State Board of Agriculture; John Lk Littlejohn, Mnysv.!te, Sheep, Plants. night. morning. She has been ill for Joe Rye and daughter, Louise, Floweis Stock Judging Conttat, Miss Ella Pearson has sold some time of bright's disease. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Colley. Fourth Row--Wadinv from left !o right. Ehod G Cho, Winchester, Li-attic...Lure. Poultry and her home in Pilot Oak to Mr. She leaves seven children, two Mr. C. E. Edwards has a Pigeons; r rry t'::r..It:,,, tritr Cattli Jeff Moore, who sold his home daughters and five sons, and hand in bad condition. A small to Mr. Can, of Colorado. many relatives to mourn her cut became infected and has Mr. R. H. Rose and family going. Funeral services were given him quite a bad time. It September .‘,!.1th -14(iirciJve spent Saturday at the home of held at Pinnegar Wednesday. is now getting better. Mrs. T. their son, Mace Rose, of Duke- Mr. and Mrs. Miller Burge M. Watkins, Mrs. Edwards' dom. spent Sunday with Mrs. Mattie mother, visited them last week. Miss Carlene Moody was a Murphy and family. Clay McConnell and Leon ro, sight seeing. Bro. Cabe 4H MEMBERS IN Elliott, Clella Elliott, Francis Saturday night guest of Ruby Mr. Gordon Blalock, Miss Nix come in from Detroit last and family will leave Monday CAMP THIS WEEK McClanahan, Clara Elizabeth Evelyn and Rosie Thelma Can- Winnie and Billie Murphey week. Clay has been quite morning for their home. Boyd, all of Crutchfield. Ruby non. and Virgiline Taylor went to ill and came home to have his Quite a number were out to Forty From Fulton County At- Wade, Howard Campbell, Mrs. Jane Cole, Ethel Moody Mayfield Saturday night. tonsils removed. Miss Essie singing Sunday afternoon, and tend Cold Springs Camp Mary Sublett, Ben Sublett, Jua- and son, Prentice Ford and Mrs. Jane McNatt spent Sun- McConnell is visiting relatives the singing was enjoyed very neta Sublett, all of Cayce. Paul family were Sunday guests of day with Mrs. Mettle Mills. in Memphis and will spend much. Shaw, Leonard Shaff, James Johnnie Cannon and wife, of some time More than 40 4H club boys Shaw, John Shaw Bacon, Mill thc with her parents and girls Water Valley. here before from Fulton county, Shaw, Murrell Roper, all returning to her led by Mrs. King Davis, Home og Miss Maggie Morrie spent McFadden News home in Chicago. Beelerton News Sylvan Shade. Mary Shank- Agent, and II. A. McPherson, tin, Martha Choate, Marie bus- Sunday night. at the home of Sunday school at Oak Grove ('ounty Vernice Taylor. at Agent, are attending Choate, J. M. Self, Hazel heir !Mr. and Mrs. Eph Dews, Jr., 9:30 every Sunday morning. Mr. Harold \\ se left Sat• slrgtheje Edwin Cannon iastins ivalju, Paducah,niorcanip t Coldis Campbell, Frances French, Mr. and fam- or-- Paducah, spent Sunday Wayne Lamb is home for a urday for Detroit, where he hear not ily, Silas Bruce and family night and Monday vacation. Louise Self, Mary L. Fisher, with the 11, seek employment. week. Boys and girls from )ing were Saturday night guests of former's father. Mr. Eph Dews. Protracted meeting at New Anita Taylor, Monitat Tayloe, Beveral people who had eight counties of the Purchase Nola Campbell, Willie Cavender and wife. Mr. Albert Ferguson and Hope this week. All day ser- wL vacation with Edna Newton, tap- spent their here are at the camp, which opened Christine Anderson, Mrs. Polly Ann Wiley died Mrs. John E. Bard spent Mon- vices with dinner on ground. relatives, returned to Detroit, Margaret Monday and will close today, Easley, Virginia French, and Dth- at her home east of Dukedom day in Hickman. Uncle Jack Butts is very ill the last of the week. Among Thursday. on Monday. with Marion Choate, leader, all of the Death was due Mr. and Mrs. Wes Glover malaria complications, the number were Mr. and Mrs. C. J. McKinney and S. man. to complications. Burial but J. Hick will and family spent Saturday is better at this writing. Ralph Kirby, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd, of the State College of this be at Pinegar cemetery. night and Sunday with rela- Welfare Workers will meet Raymond McAlister, Mr. Eu- Agriculture at Lexington, are Send the Advertiser to • e of Mr. Vernie Taylor left Mon- tives in Fulton. at the home of Mrs. King gene Fite, Mr. Henry Ringo,'in charge of the camp, assisted day Louisville friend one year—only $1.00. for to visit his Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Henderson on Monday. Aug. Mr. Raymond Bostick and Mr. by the home agents and county sister, Mrs. Bessie Timmons. Brown have moved to Mem- 12, in the afternoon. Mrs. El- Jodie Wooten and family. agents of the various counties. BE WHAT YOU IS The rain which is falling to- phis, Tenn., to make their lis will be present, so let us all Mr. and Mrs. Warren Latta The camp operated Tuesday, is under a day, was greatly home. be there. The following pro- visited Mr. and Mrs. Will Wea- daily program which needed for some includes Don't be what you ain't. it has been Miss Pauline Paschall, of gram has been announced: therspoon, Sunday. separate periods of instruction time since we have had a real Memphis, who has been visit- Song—"Would You Be a Jes' be what you is. A surprise birthday dinner for the groups in homecraft, If you is not what you am, good one. ing at the home of her uncle, Blessing?" By All. was given at the home of Mr. handicraft and W4Iliams Mr. Paschall, music appreci- Then you am not what you Mrs. Julia has Noah was report- Bible Reading—Mrs. Hen- and Mrs. Will Clark. Sunday, ation, as well as em been suffering greatly from ed on sick derson. entertainment Is. vhe list last Saturday. in honor of Mrs. Clark's father, periods and vesper services having a tooth drawn. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Daws are Lord's prayer in ncert. If you're just little tadpole, out Mr. Frank Iliff, who was sev- each et citing. This is the sixth Don't Mr. Stanly Hall and family visiting the former's sister, Round table discussion on try, frog. big enty-four years old. A large anual camp in West Kentucky.' If you're j t the are visiting at the home of Mr. Mrs. Eaker Thomas, in Little "How to Make the Booth at the friends t number of relatives and Only members of 411 clubs! Don't to wag t e dog. oof Ilos McDougle. Rock, Ark. Fair a Success." were pre'sent. who have their Mr. projects up to You can lwaya pasts e plate, Al Ferguson and son Plan D coration and every- Mr. Vernon McAlister and date are permitted to ing Chalmus, of Detroit, attend If yo can't exh rt and Mich., are thing in general. family. spent Sunday with Mr. the camp and its growing pop- s-- visiting friends and relatives in How we can make pr ach. Springs our pin and Mrs. P. W. White. ularity is shown by the fact If you e rv- Austin News this community. money, by each member. just a lit e pebble, Miss Nell Wright was the that twice as many attended Don't y to be t e beach. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Martin, Answer roll call with a help- Sunday guest of Miss Pauline from Fulton county this year A selies of meetings will be- and little daughter, Emma ful hint. Don't be • at air Brown, as did last year. the first time Jus' be w gin at Mt. Vernon M. E. church Jean, of Bardwell, spent Sun- Mrs. Bill Melton and chil- you is. Mrs. Sam Hicks is on the Fulton county had any 4H club For the man who plays next Sunday, held by Rev. day with Mr. and Mrs. Cleve- dren, her daughter, Norma and sick it Dickerson, list this week. members to send. The folow- square King the pastor. land Bard. her husband, of Port Arthur, Bro. Stem is assisting Raymond Mc- Bro- ing boys and girls are at the Is a-goin' to get "his." Mr. and Mrs. The following were Sunday Tex., arrived at the home of Lee in the revival meeting, camp: Clain have returned from Ak- guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Mrs. Sid Moore, Sunday for a which is being held at Wesley Jennie Overby, Warner ron and have decided to remain Herring: Mr. and Mrs. Ervin ' SPECIAL OFFER visit. this week. Thompson, James Under-. For )4 I here. Bard, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Mr. Hinson a short time we will ac- Jones was the wood, W. N. Sowell, Jamie cept Mrs. Stanley Ford and boys Bard, Mr. Al Ferguson and son guest of Mr. and subscriptions for this pa- Mrs. Cabe Hand us a dollar bill and Wade, W. P. Wade, Richard per and the Memphis are reported to_be quite ill and Chalmus, Mr. and Mrs. Gus anti daughter, Sunday after- Weekly get your name on the Advertia- Browder, all of Fulton. C. A. Commercia. Appeal--both - are indisposed. Paschall, Mr. and Mrs. John noon. They drove over to Cal- pa Sr list as a regular subscriber Turner, Rachel Turner, Gerald pens one year for only $115, A

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THE FITTON ADVERTISER AGRICULTURAL LIMESTONE The Cedar Bluff Ouarr), Princeton, kentuck) is prepared to furnish the farmers of this communit NNith the counto's best Agri- cultural Limestone at reasonable prices. All orders are given our prompt at and consideration. \\ rite us about your needs; we invite correspondence on this matter. Cedar Bluff Quarry, Princeton, Ky.

•••••••••••••• ..1111•••••11n.e. Fulton Adverti COMPa r 01 to what awaits hint ill .••=1•••••••• .„ - ••••=11II ‘0 1 the treasure chest of Time. He Matai 14... tqaitailigaitr'7101 1 R. S. WILUAMS LwIlthemil 4.11 lidttor Who keels*: his courage will not and Pubtisher be content with past rewar Published Weekly at 011 Lake St. ds IliIP CI 1-11PW while the future is so rich in pro- austerlption $1.00 per year mise and possibility. It UliCIE C%41. I 11•11.4.%4 lEntcred ats second class mann. Ual In Debt for Nor. 25, 1924, at the Post Office at p Car ,/01' an revittee. your Fulton. Itesojacky, un,ier the Act et A business writer sars that re- Phone Match 3. 794 1.'61. for out4sf-toon calls h, using ii. :Ma- UM. tail merchants have been deterr- t- se.:t:..ri see. ice. It i• rheaper than ed from stocking up as usual "by Foot-Loose Ambition per-e3te - to - person Pl. nice. and it's usually their knowledge of the obliga- eptieler, too. New snerel ask for a certain tions that many of their best cus- When in need Highl;rade teh-photee--b numb. r if possible—but do ' There is no credit in ambition tomers have assumed in order to not ask for a partieulur person. Station-ter that has no better destination buy an automobile that they sta' rates are reduced during the e‘ening , than to get on or get honor in use." and night pc eieals—about ontslourth in the • the world. The obvious rewards Buying ears on time has been. enenin; betseeen 7 and 830, ami about , of success are sufficient to ac-'encouraged1 so much that it has one-half at night leett.cen R:30 P. M. and !count for such vague stirrings of become a general practice. And 4:30 A. U. good intention, and these are saionce in possession of a car the PRINTING common as To place a elation - to- station call :i ou humanity. But a!average owner will deprive him- ' genuine merel, tell the operator that ylni wish to be ambition is fortified withiself of almost anything elserath- • some definite connected with a certain telephone at the purpose. It is notjer than give up his car. distant poinL for example. Baltimore. Hoene- :alone concerned to be on its way! It is a curious situation. Heri.‘ wood 3627. If sou do not know the num- but it also knows where it is go-is one great reason why the ail- ing. • HEIWYG;i7n -igartiNgiLigaNnTSSI: ber. he sure to tell the operator that sun . !tomobile industry has made such ;•:•:inlr.e..-Zen. wish topLe-e a sftation -in-station call for. Amhtion that has. its wile a'-le record in recent years -its i the telephone of J. II. Brown, 707 Arling- hifebed-to-si speei&-Air'earlavish extension of credit. ' An, toe k‘enue:Baltimore. chart its course, count its gains obvious recourse of the makers AMIEWallineallinninallinfalliffla . and losses and need waste little aria zellers other The person-to-prrson rate—when you of form of mer- ask time. Foot-loose ambition can for a particular person—is the same at all chandise is to give more credit ' wander the world over and be hours and is approximate1s twent.tiie per- themselves. But that is a very i back at last wher., it started, cent higher than the station-to-station dubious solution. els, !Genuine ambition finds rate. happiness as its neighbor. since it guides a, ; Dressing In most cases, station-to-station serx ice !man in the path of plain work; to Please will an.,,s,er en cry need,and yet, will be sur- and constantly measures his cap- A few days ago much space i prised at the tuning in your bill. 'acity and courage against a scale was given in the news to the of perceptible progress. Undis_ claim that styles and cuts in fern- ciplined mine raiment SCurtirEN Gutu tIVI.C%ti ambition keeps company , are largely con- As!aill) IttitcL•trsi Cc •45).•%,. whh discontent, since its hunger; trolled by men. Now it appears is never satisfied with the daily'that, to a large extent, women: ! Inead of small accomplishment. iselect and buy men's attire for , Sound ambition may miss its!store trade. That makes it about mark but will not fail of its re-;,50-50-and why not an admirable !ward. But the mere shapeless arrangement? desire for more and better pos.! As a rule, the object of fasti-! .,...,....,+++ +++444 ++ 4++ + +++++++ 4 +4 4-:•++++++.144+4+44+++++44 OUR 1 sessions, easier living and un-i dious feminine dressers is at MESSAGE OF SERVICE : t. earned honor is liable pass muster with • to remain least to the There is going to be a lot of activity in the i forever satisfied. At bottom it'male male element at reviewing sta- building line this year. Architects and con- ;* A Hom Is is usually no more than bad-tem- tions, and with the masculinei 4 tractors, carpenters and masons t pered rebellion against the sue- peacocks it is the feminine ob.! all, are bus- ±:, cess of others, server whose praise is sought. , ily sharpening up their pencils and their 1' The matter standing thus, it is a tools, and getting set for business. I PRODUCT 4 It is not + + Hidden Treasure logical arrangement for women the young married folks alone who are going I , to wear clothes i ‘NrE are proud of Fulton and it has been our .4 that men have to build homes—who dream dreams of hap- So long as there is work to be designed and for men to deck piness in homes of their endeavor to make flour that our communitY themselves in raiment that worn- own—but many oth- 'done and the will and strength to ers who have long, too long, would be proud of. We mill only the best of wheat do it, men must be choosing en have selected. been renting the what master they will serve. roofs over their heads are going to try with the greatest care and we guarantee this e‘ery sack ;They may prefer to pay alle- AUGUST year to realize their desire to have a home of of our flour to give perfect satisfaction. • glance to the past, where old their own. standards, Call for our--- old beliefs, old ideals August brings a touch of fall. Whatever ask their loyalty and service, or The sun is perceptihle on its way you plan to do by way of they may heed the lure of the south. Earlier it takes its candles' , BUILDING — REMODELING Queens's Choice future, where all that is new and through the woods and goes to; ;strange and changed lives wait- bed. Evening may bring a sug- REPAIRING ing. gestion 99 of chill and a thought of we want you to feel perfectly free to come in "Superbia Men are of these two sorts: a log fire. The changing and consult !Those who look depicted our service department without (Self-Rising) backward for Is in the wild growth in the security and assurance and those the fields and woods, and there'll slightest obligation. Whether it's a big who will gladly give yesterday soon be wild grapes to gather. house or a bungalow,a new We are sure they will please you. garage, new roof ; to oblivion and trust their fate The silk of the sweet corn is or new floor, a sun parlor or a • • land fortune to tomorrow. brown. Thickets sleeping are growitlg porch, an alley fence, or built-in fixtures Men are grewn old when to- yellow. Soon a dried leaf will. we are -- Browder Milling Co. morrow loses its prepared to give you unequaled desires for the come tumbling out of the tree! ice and serv- 1•111,ne 1 1+5. Fulton, Ky. unknown future. Yet he who top. The old wheel is on another low prices on Quality Material. .4.4•••••44. 4+ +++ + +++++ 4 wishes to hold on to youth turn. +4+ ++ 4. 10444 +++ need LET US HELP YOU never lose it altogether, since MAKE YOUR E,..;a:Bzsz3 sszrZLLatzFi L:JiL,:utazzlialiEngeo i any day that is to come may Alas! You couldn't enjo3 th-e DREAMS COME TRUE. prove richer and more fruitful days of youth without Inc den. Patronize the advertisers in this paper't han a year that is gone. of youth. • Hidden treasures lies beyond Pierce,(iiiii &I Co and save money on your purchases. the horizon of every new day. All The good old slogan, "Children that a man has done and known first," would avert many a ph,„„, 33 INVONNEROMMEREMEERENEMEM land experienced is but a little wreck on the sea of matrimony.

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COMO iii OW Stat1`, hit ll iiikii, 111,111It tit girt, YOU think Or iii I .14111 1.5 I'll p‘.sible voitput.ation M44OS',. Art. farmers in tat or and i Inn moral support. a of it, aim are tnt busiat,sa nom \Vliereas, it is knottii that mill of lotillon ittal Ilwkimun in lotto. arm in 1 11411,1110(0d lit mosquitoes Ix\ i ( Ausinditt of it \Vt• t•iiit do it if wt. all pull ittiii Illat Ille • I I \\Ii. together Illtist tirst gtt Ott' infeeting or. 1'1 nprictor • • • arttiliStil front it person a la• Is a in charge sate all the hest pullets Malaria carrier, before it is a I ii '1 011111Y t t111-1 41o11% can raise, tattle them tti II Statal dangerous mosinuto, it is tieoetali. ard bred birtl of the saint, breed, dry to protect utert one from the Nk \,i kk•I tll 11,011V tiVen anti See how your Hoek Will int bites of these inte,iikittoes There- \\ tilt -ti in both }.:1' titelta hilA demand for statiti• prow, Pick out it eitek lartt fritnt fore isstnle should lite in houses tit \ II .11110N F. I'M Is tNi;lb II RI-S aid•lired stitek. yew!, anti t'lliekel, some breeder who thalt prttperly screened and e‘urv et. pooh let iialii•art kis passed has a of 111:ED -TO- LA V anti let hint head It should be matte itt tlestisiy tht.mieli sirtitliar experience to Your breeding lam for a (shuttle timstputo bret•ditig anti all that of the sio.k market of the of vent's awl wale,' inatrov t•- persons infected with 'Malaria GOOti stuff rttlay , \ past feu Week:Z.. has mein. should be prollertly treated con beenittgnat Iii' ttrillatitt at teas • • • tiitotislt until t•iireti. ell prie4 s TIlt.re is a ltrW s a it You have a kit of Sell& Its•St - Dr. Cooglt• pointed tail tiliV ready nizii.ket for quality stt•el. THE SPIRIT 11111% SCI,AStittli h Itt•as, ON *41 Nolir farm sell them and only tht• spt,tted winged mostp: itii and ar t•yerv kind, whether in the sate on your fool bill. Ion knou to earrietl Malaria germs, a OF YOUTH .11 it Ikt 11111Ct stoek market Or lit the told,r :\ %\ like begets likt• and itU breed they Iiitt• only at night, win .1! i}t I I gt1111. , eon, Iran• •scrub ..tos,ersl• • too will et cry thing is quite, and that pi k ottlk I Mani eiremastabeo, hart I per sereening of houses 1- ' 4.0..t.+4••• • • • %I.,: :••••••: : tilted briag about this 1.21V0r- SVr,tib s"sell ALL tile serums, atm attest ni ••111110 bk`St, cheaptsst anti most et' Satuid.1%, \tigust .k, SIttkation in the twoultry bus- iris I to nit•thod of control. lie pon:lt•,1 t`011. Stanti"d 'doff"" d Iwg'" Ilk k 14 out that we Imre hordes or T.‘11/..‘N th eause. Thet• ""1 er (he \I IITY tritaited much to • • • kw Fever mostitiitts.s here, we •11,1 ksithrs \IA.:Utt.‘ I t.t‘kai• seYt•re eitItt Weather lasting well lute ettw. t he hen th liar,' no fever. botanist, hi It e SOW is up into Mart+ was a CO10111011 there are no in liersima for The Border Wildcat """ti(""1"" e"" Hot be Halt+ be desired. II ens went c":"1 the most to bite, and that OM OW cold wa on it Strike during the • • • the same condition call be t'lleet- ,CA-• weather and thus foreed the It' you haven't aid your dut•s et' in regard tt• Malaria. if the 'WI ter. priee of eggs, espet•ially. Irt•sh • i„ a roativoy hot pos.. tor tile year 1•629, get busy. and people want to eratlit•att• this dis- ,,Wate ones. ease, which takes such a tleittly UP. ith`tb The demand Was g44,k1 PaY _ toll all lip anti down tlie valley Nik$11,.1,1\ .11114,1 I Hu...J..1% ‘tigti‘t ltti Mid I 111 the market was already quilts de- each ;tear. costing the various I 0! \\ aflt plt•ated. The tsanniereial hatch- START m.‘[..\RIA communities nolliotis of dollars.. eries of the country found the cAmPAIGN HERE !VI'; 'I'AkIi t•ggs too high priced to expert- at. However. he also stressed thel and A cleat iwt,:re Item a :1'81 stage- pl.o to At ion Holman tn..itt with and then, ttt, the Dr. C. I'. Cougle •4 destruetion oh' mosquito breeding cold It tat'ler made the t‘xperi- places, such as stagnant ponds With Gee Slat...s of i t at: Don't fail to see them A. Service in ment a dangerous one because Fulton and sloughs, tin cans bottles,' oti County barrels, and other: the eggs wYre being inenbatell dumps, rain te.eateve+++ z-iteeeteetee+++++++++++:.++.>eeeeee-eiteet+++.• Witter unfavorable etaiditions. - places where mosquitoes lay eggs In the case of the et!.It'S hatch- Dr. C. P. Coogle of tht• United for the itite•kitiito must have stag- Wednesday and Thor...Ala% tutus( it and 15 oil by the Agricultural la•patrt- States l'Ublie Health Service. tiant water to lay eggs in. In the ment of the Illitatis Central Sys- stationed at Greenuood. miss_ campaign to wipe out Malaria in Rhity of the with TIN- ACDREY tem in South Mississippi :k0 per anti one of the foremost authori- Lake county. Tenii„ a screen 14..R1(1S TIN- Desert cent or less of the eggs failed to ties on Malaria, was in FUlt011 factory was established at Tip- C.-kItHOL NYE Incubate successfullY• Many of county M,intlay and Tuesday tonville, anti they have offered to One of the greatest human the farint•rs along the Illinois of this week, starting a earn - make screens for Fulton county :nterest pictures of the Central Sy stt-m t•xpet•teti tht• obit Paign to eradicate this disease landowners at cost. The locall Great North West ever dition to exist as last year, from our eommunity. in conntx• Health Department will measure, made. with ..•• empakign, the houses. onlet the 5ert-e.n6.". Also a good comedy • so••••••••=.• _which did not. _unt.t04.11w.g. Juid boo sinnhar that is now transport them to the place and. the disclosure of this was too being conducted in 1MIIMMEMENNI vi late for those wh..) had not placed the so-called Malaria belt all up supervise their hanging. It is and down the Mississippi Valley. hoped ever person in the county -rt thcir orders for chicks far enough in advance to secure any. On Monday representatives of will cooperate to make this cam- Due to this situation the corn- the Health Departments of other paign a success. moviai hatcheries were over. WeSt Kentlieky counties eame to (Th' T11" 71-!47- orders for hatching Fulton county to be with Dr. crowded with LET5 ALL PULL TOGETHER — ittanti- and found themselves unable to Cowie anti learn the tecnique of CCOrd- PROVED IT take care of all tht• trade due to Malaria control murk. so that IN BOOSTING OUR f I a extrt•mely poor hatches. Due to they could start the campaigns "1 !iih ..\1-t, hg is 1,1A.1,1 use, all these unfavorable &cum in their own counties. Those the tk0k.L. CITY AS A TRADE it)itne the present were: or. Charles Hunt, 1.1.11" ittilolivr.- said the c-S stances, the hatcheries of vU the hoz. "Your CENTER PI health yiUg country found the biggest tie- officer of Hickman county itt not Johnsoltr LittIfl mand in years for their output. or. R. K. Galloway, health of- Loh is all ticer of Carlisle county. W. A. "1.1.•tt It's for )ou." The poultry industry like "It Elitist Ut suizi,ikei1 this of Bal. be IA rase it its other industries has found that Page, sanitary inspector Ith•ht hcap- the buying of litIrgain counter lard county. G. W. Nichols. san- "Flu it eotiverned v, ti what It In t .ea It. but it's iittEs." cap,:t goods is poor business. Bargain itary inspector of Hickman counter chit•ks are no exception county and Eugene Weatherford Successful Party .,,te • o the rule. It is a poor invest- sanitary inspector of Carlisle No....ro Vara \t:5,, vi,,• 411 (lute lit lie ii I C I klif tilt.lit on the part of the farmer county. Dr. H. E. Prather. Filt- ritiny toths ill nt'i i t I I •tar ton er poultry raiser. It pays in the county Health officer. Miss mos, ar1,111/11. Awl •iiti to buy quality poultry. The Clemens. Fulton county nurse couldn't hardly hear demand for sumnier and fall pub and Mr. Yates, Fulton county think." Mistress - Som.& ruttier tUlliUkt1.1 lets is already manifesting. insell sanitary inspector. accompanied But a lit•re, oh where can the the group. Mail tilt. lit pullets be found? Who has a Monday Dr. Coogle visited the Inulttio11. colored supply of high quality laying pub Phillips school in the lou - AWFULI.Y MANNISH lets for sale? If you have a sup- er bottom and the Ropt•r District 7.j111 ply for sale, wt•ite Farm and Fac- school, and demonstrated to the tory advising what you have to health officers and inspectors. offer. Every farmer should pro- the methods of getting over vide himself with a good Hock Malaria propoganda to the chiid- of quality pullets. but he should reit, and the methods of getting not overdo the matter. He should blood tests, in order to tell which take the matter well poised and children are infected with Mala- with understanding. ria. Monday night Dr. Cowie The above editorial was taken spoke to the Hickman City coun- from the July number of Farmilc and the Advisory council of anti Factory, a monthly maga. the Health Department. Tuesday Line printed and issued by the he appeared before the Fulton Illinois Central: and I am having county fiscal court; Tuesday noon 100 it run to show you farmers that blood tests were taken of I am not the only one who is Mengel employes and Tuesday '•tet preaching the doctrines of Stand- afternoon was spent in Fulton, • urn, blood tests and meeting '11:10's aril bred poultry. The poultry taking 4141 eolthetpPolice.. kkITIS. various public officials and civic CII buyers for the large concerns Rip- realize the best carcasses to dress leaders. 'ash, mat. for the market conies from the The following resolution was Standard bred bird. They know adopted by the Fiscal court, the if they can get a person interest- Hickman City council and the When in need of High-Grade eller ed in Standard bred poultry, they Fulton city council: • he Be it resolved that. realizing e if will take better care of their I in dock and produce birds for the Malaria is prevalant among our ✓ in market people, that it is a preventable the We haven't got very much to disease anti an unnecessary bur- 14s. den on the community, that, we . JOB PRINTING pro- .qy this week about the show, ut rather wt• would devote the go on record as approving the at. awe to preaching our two slm methods of Malaria control adopt- Telepiume •ns to you, WO Standard bred ed by the Fulton county Health. 794. • •••••

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S. V l' Tom .1, McClain, 19N. \ 1,', 11,4,1,111i iii County eleetion; County ,vr r,•3s, Judge. Clyde Iturnett. 3.612: Hughes, 2,516; K. 11. Mc- ,•II, It 1 11,` sill -u: 1.711; It. 1,, Hancock, Clerk, J, A. 1/1- s'. I I Fred ford. 10, tee, S k iee, '.'t tin. 1,173; Sheriff. Forrest Shelton, 't ; 012; Everett NI,teg an, 212; 11ttylitit Martin, 1:17; II. E. RADIO ENTHUSIASTS Pentecost. 4,652; Jailer, Ed J. Meru:tit, S:PZ ; L. S. Barger. \\ Al H. Nlack, 1.2S1; t1. WELCINE NEW TUKS 9-10; 1Viek 11rooks, 1.051; ; II. I. Faris, S76, M. M. ,lt11,14R•11, "1,1%,, .41,1Wil ak11114`a Fuqua, ; J. A, Itickittan, 1 ts.,pou tho lisai. 1011 1.579; J. K. reother Kay. 1,019; Tat v Ris,'', 3 li.41.V kunt (4,tt1,44,{1111 Commisioner. Nell Stroup, 5,- ,,z t, drop which lust 11,1A 1.0,11 put 200; 11arber Itoyd. 691: C. C. L,k the 11asho Corpoia• Waggoner. 3,1;46; Mrs. Crystt•I 'ft\ 1h,, .31axw ell. 32S. l'X at. is ot she t. -ercury vapor type. atid taY s :scrt. it I. estahlts'sing The Neu' Mackerel ant of performance for I to atUatner ft-oust:at...or s'- - s with a rvo, p'ats, supply. Industry

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I. • ,N1 171-.2 I 111 1/ .1,.. 11, 31 '41 Announcements. tainment of %toy 11141i and staid.. am plibleation per stage. T'S a long time sitwe vegeta- lirnL.,, I, rians base had h, sr:1,1W,, rabbet% 3I if, c,o • -Is. I anIcIos, We the 1:01111try to get their -lerr, • urn, invite You to call and see them. FELLOWSHIPS FOR t ,hles. II,Ii•li•i' Nearly all kinds at r 11i11,hrtKliny. the ,.I.1 NitcculcrIt ii ,41115 are now 14-.1,. RADIO LAW asa:1.,!'e I knit,. I, 'pepper!. WORK p• ready- prepared in cans. lint it At 'es, pump- • S.1114-1 kraut, not until some fourteen Ins.eired bploach, URI:1511, A striking illumtrolon of the rapid tomatoes, turnips and yeat's after Nelitieltadnel /al" Was eholewheat., 4rowth In the radio field is ,een r, • mimed out to gra-d ''likr the kine" R. recen, anitontii,tnent hy the I; that the Frenchman S. Williams Nifliolas Aii• A Healthy Diet Corporation of America at the,. ert, discdvett-d the pr.scess ishids has ail the low/ships of $1,700 each at rod:. enal.led vegetarians to city become get all of the dweller 17nlyor-dly I..aw School to provide sity dwellers. canned vegetables %ant', hut he At the he has the an additional year of study present time there are !sssuranee of of the lii- scientists that I F.-deral 7e s4 t1.irtv or forty diftcrent kind% of they are ett•tal in of laws. especially 1111tritive qualities eeetahles canned, several afIll superior 4545% those pertaining to radio problems es conthina c, in 5W0441- 54545451545?:5 varieti, id many them, mtent It fresh vegetables The board nit fru t,-, at the tint Till N (alike(' .11 open mid more kinds are bein'i added to ceceptarles by Om vorsIty ha dpi,, Ifs.' fellow, usual home mettu the canned mend every year. Scone This is be- will he •000t to HAVE MONEY! cause canned • ',I ock tioXI at th. principa veeetahle. aittlA %Tamable% are The cessed in pro- ! ‘1 n'Inc-, 1 1511 a universal/7 hermetically one CITY NA'110NAL and always avail- sealed con- Phone RANK tainers, and the 794 year only aa au experiment. s)). in wsvaen for canned in which Job form this couritr at. Printing. t.oIv —• • — "That Strung Bank" their vitamin • 'ea artichokes, asotrague, beans, cluded. content is oti.

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T11). 1.1TI.TON ERTISEI: Adveitisei tit 1, vlI ti t,' 1'41 I II 11111111 . 4101 +.1., ; Wootly al ttd !Alto at, I etbli11111 11' 1.1 a 111a. u1,11 1 ,1 11111.1 1 /1$:tititit ‘‘ 111,11 II ill leicititicr ral thr k tie Is I I "I sent th, I'itti Fair FEDERAL Neherreptoh $I tit. pot •at• • • • RESERVE ,10k1 as ark 011k1 t'111,, manor Robert tUll, 41 Ittlitt email y fin In ready funds is the magnet mic at lit. P.t ti(th, at tiler, cut :t bins iti sw14,1 HMI Itt Sy stem ow Banks that will draw oppottonity. uttalyr the Aet et clover hay to the acre • . • not once but many times to the _ . Fischer Vies , I lard10 e, thrifty man's door. I'rtittioting Saki farmers, niairt a yield oi The funds need not be large. There bushels iii' wheat Per he n% Ill. Ceaseleas in its etriosh,, rotuth.li iii tirii, wheat Ill are opportunities of all sites. But mote safety, the Illinois Central 'tweet elov or, v% ii Ii a hra, the possession of capital, no matter System has introdueed a plan anovIII ,,r clo‘or it \v hereby that VII id 51111.1%41 is how limited, implies the presence of l'orii in the rotation has tit ti I.litt`ed Main et111111101ilitl. 4:11111010, other desirable qualities—such as a:eording to the August issue of • • • business sense, stability, ambition, the Illintkia Central Maga/mat, Fttrt eight I II dairy The 20 divisions of the syst0111 chili 1st\ s mid girls in Chi! We Invite are 1111w 1.1114inted in a etailest for By starting a savings account evatnIN 0‘‘ it JerSt.Y %IOU'S a huge silver eon or,,,,t by with us now you will soon iitilt.I's Her, President L. A, Downs, This Clip en‘t ,.s. ‘‘ bit,. 17 art' ranolig lot Your t Business have sufficient savings accu- will be awardea to the division ' • anti ..:11 at, raising poultrv. mulated to enable you to making the greatest reduetion it • • • ‘1:11I t..1 1.1,I I III•st'scutt: Sa "iota eastialties during 1929 beht‘v the welcome Opportunity when Farmers III Parksville 01, litt‘t ell fur )t i• Iiii'.Pill% average 11111111ber casualtIt's oil she next knocks. Without nitwit to Ii o It. t•ttlildN OW I strongest financial system in the ‘‘orld; it makes each div ision for 192fi. 1927 anti t.‘pittlt1 their ruspl!erries tit-retie, • \ incricati dollar %%tirtli one huntired cents in gold. money you may not even 192S. For sueceeding years the to hold a 01l1W 111`Ni year and comparison will he made with arganlit` it Illark0 in g as, recognize her. Being a member ut this strong system gives great- the year immettiately preeeeding lion. er NI:(:1 If any one division succeeds in • • • RI I 1 to our depositors. Make This Bart( Your 73e.st Servant maintaining the greatest casual- Open an A ccount twirls Vs 7"vd IV0 W One of the heaviest yield ity reduction for three conseeu- hay over clover and timothy \\It: in% it R 1 1:A111,111g 1111S1111:SS. tive years, the cup beeomes the %%as in I Av count y permanent possession of that di- rested a.I The Bank this year on the farm of Jai, o .s.I% on; Farmers 151(111. v Howerton. It was on land ' "•\‘)N% • !,11.TON. K Y hint _ had been treated a ith Ballard Reports Dairy and phosphate a lea N'iltrs ag,, 12. Progress • • • JetTerson count'. junior agric,.. CITY NATIONAL BANK Production-bred bulls and bet- turul club members have orgai, tor cows are helping further in- ixed a 4.H club certified potat., 'hat Strong Bank" TIRN ['pest tirades torest in dairying in Ballard association. Each member plant. FULTON. KY, county. according to County ed three harrels of certified St40. • • • )i Agent I.. C. Pace, who made the foliowing report to the College Montgomery seed dealers sold of Agriculture. University of 5,400 bushels of soybean seed, or Kentucky: enough to sow 3,6tal acres. an in. "Purebred bulls pay on the crease of 53 percent over last „di Phone 190 farm of Hayes Wolfe, a member year's acreage. Co 4 of the Ballard County Dairy Herd Improvement Association. I TAXI ; He has five heifers by a laurets, Local and I )istanec ruips at reasonable prices. bred Jersey bull brought into the ; 666 'eounty a few years ago. These is a Prescription for DIRECT TO DETROIT. Our prompt delivery is a pleasing .5 heifers averaged 50 Pounds or Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengu, service. Let us have fat last month. with one produc- Bilious Fever and Malaria feature of our ing 55 pounds. They are giving it is the most spoi,iy remedy kno•t: Nlaw I )10c‘: 215 Fourth Si. Fulton, ky. your order. more milk and making more , butterfat than their dams did JUST LIKE HOME FOOD when they mature. King and Lovelace. another member of! Smith's Cafe is in reality a 0411.11114.-s+s.:-++ ++ ++9 +...++ s...••••••ss ,. Phone 51 the association, own a cow by home-like restaurant because it overcome the this bull which produced 581 has been trying to i prevalent idea that restaurants 1 The Health Building tne pounds of fat in a year. : can't serve food like you get "Three more registered bulls at home. 1 Rest, milk diet and Osteopathy 1-c:builds tin. I It..i!,h. City Coal Co. have been placed at the head of Scores of patrons will testify • Ballard county herds. William that there is no difference be- Dr. Nora B. Pherigo-Baird Fulton, Ky. Brockman bought a bull calf tat: tween our meals and the r-eals 01\ ner and Managt r •• of a state champion cow to head they get at home. That's the reason they eat here so regularregular-- 1119 So. 4th Avenue. LOUISVILLE. KY. ahme Mug. 5510 his herd of high producing cows, ly. 441. •••••.1.4444 44 +4+444+4 +• • 444 44 • 444 +.4+ 4444+44 • Calep Gray bought a four-year: appsi,e tairstesspoefnt lnvat• catering, • to the old Raleigh-bred bull that has particularor st people thigh producing dams for three possible f us to serve on make it lames •••• a generations behind him. His :3 wholesome, tasty meals. •.•v. ‘4111 nearest dams averaged 525 The next time you feel like FOOD LIKE YOU GET AT HOME eating away from home, bring of fat. I. N. Trimble ha.. s This is truly a home-like restaurant because pounds your family here. bought a registered Holstein bull SMITH'S CAFE it has endeavored to break down the preju- :7•1•Peo: for a bunch of high-grade heifers Albert Smith. Prop. dice based on the theory that restaurants "King and Lovelace have been could not serve food like you vet at home. that they own the senior j FARM FOR SALE notified Many patrons will testify that there is no d f- three-year-old state champion Nice home of 60 acres, 41 ., ference Jersey, her record being 460 between our meals and the meals miles East of Fulton, on good they get at home. That's the reason they pounds of butter in 305 days state of cultivation. 30 acres This means that two state cham- road, railroad and in high Lrome here so frequently to eat. pions have been produced in Bal. in grass and Jap; plenty of Years of catering to the appetites of partic- lard county. The other one is timber, good well and stock ular people make it possible for us to serve owned by Wayne Rudolph." water; fairly %veil improved and nicely located close to appetizing meals. school. $65.00 per acre with He is at last middle-aged if he The next time you want to eat away from A bank account not only pro- N, 6 per cent on easy terms. See is beginning to think brighter E. P. LAWRENCE home, bring your family here. tects your money against theft \ colors are becoming to him. Phone 3605 I4EalLtisi and loss, but also protects it \ Route 3 Fulton, Ky. against temptation to spend. Wars will also end when stu- Smith's Cafe dents howl their admiration for WANTED S. Every man owes himself and the little chap who got 100 in Experienced cigar-makers an math. Bunchmakers, also about I his family the protection of a 1)) BIG DENIM EVERY DAY or 20 inexperienced hands. Apo savings account in a good sub- Poor Germany! Think of pun- American Cigar Co. . Fulton. Ky. :10 cents, stantial bank like this one. ishing a nation by not permitting her to impoverish herself to 5 Why not start in a small \ build a navy. \t. way and save every pay day? All birds are becoming more expensive, according to a cele- $ /33-3-3-3331-311133; brated chef. This is especially EamaisreansEssEhEztabgammaimang It true of thc stork. Great Oaks from [jute Acorns Grow Telephone SPECIAL OFFER 794 For a short time we will ac- Bank ,ept subscriptions for this pa- FOR JOB PRINTING First National per and the Memphis Weekly R. H. Wade, President Geo. T. Bettdles, Cashier Commercial Appeal—both pa-I B. B. Beadles, Vice Paesideut Paul T. Bohr, Ase't Cashier .pers one year for only .1.21/. asasea„irEssalziamizeinszatuaza

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Grand Total $14.317.44 an -thing It unofficial Ilisbursements- Il r111 raet't (11161W ‘10'"I" w3s 10z 111 orY lit- tie it•tert•st caller of the con- Misc. Aeets. Roe. '8 3.956.08 •Ithigls-- J. .1. Hatt, 1012: .1. tc--ted races, M. Bruninial. sal, Gen• ('it' 655.00 827: Ernest .1. All but three small boxes 11%•nnett. 1271 Cen. Exp. l'ity 24.5" returns: Notes Payable Clerk-- Mrs. R. 11. Klatt in. 3.00001 eumbetill 2231: 11tillock Sam- Circuit t'ourt tlerk _J, It, St. Labor 484,0t 'Visiting Card to a NeNNspaper. uels, 777. Nlott, n;,7, N. in. Interest 300,0ii Sheriff-- C. R. Fulktier. eumbent. 776: Fred Robin. Fire Poitt• Labor • • 25601 Police Salaries „ 600,00 1„;59: Kell Evans, S6: II. son. : Sanders. 11::. aml T. , „ A. Con'ty Exp. „ 131 Hicks. 1.486: Palmer Sublett. \%. 212. 30.00 53. Reg 1st cal Tom Flack, 1085 W. k'-I. Labor . 401.75 County Attorney- .1. W. Ponder. 339: W. E. N, \V • \V Iv4. Fuel 303.31 11,ii It is that link artistic touch thut characterizes oar Shelton. 51$: E. V. Craw. 91s. Eil‘\ arils. incumbent. 2.022. ‘V• ks- S111111111"• 6.54 John It. Evans, I. tzo, Nominations made without W. 'IV k.. Salaries • ''70.011 Printing Superior oopositian o ere: sheriff. jae,,,, W. \\*ks.. as Quaid* Tax l'ommissioner 1Villik• Gen. Ex p. 95.21 Ilubbs: Whitlock. 1.447: Harry U County Judge. J. \\ r I hayne. 5:15: Lindsay Griffin. 1;u:it:18l1: trustee. IL W. Tuck- Total Disbursements 10,382.44 cr: comity c ck. N. I,. !swill: Balances 1.070. ski-k. 8-1-29: 0, Jaiter--Vertion liumphries, \% illiams. 1st National $ 63.27 - -- City National (incumbent) $42: J. F. Mas- --- 1.902.00 Try us ith N mit- Next Order. ,eY. $63: John M. Wilson. 319 ; COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS City National No, 3 593.81 - - - - 1, '26-7-$ Sewer T. ; 30e C. Vinson. 7,11 1.. F.V- ars, 507. Fulton, Ky.. Aug. 5. 1509. Tax. Sinking • 1,361.87 Magistrate ‘Clinton district The lloard of Council met in CareS-Reed Co- . • 14.05 J. II. Xlcl'heeters 528: D. II. called session in the City of Stales 352. Fulton. Kentucky. at the city Total Banks , . . $3.935.00 0 Hall. by order of the Mayan at Lioo Phone 794 WEAKLEY COUNTY.TEN N. 2 o'clock p. in.. August 5. 1929, Grand Total . . _$14.317.44 ko Mayor W. 0. Shankle. presid- Checks Afloat - -1 Dresden. Tenn. -- 26 :ng and the following Council. 1st National $194.51 0 -year- City218.45 old A. S. Campbell of Dresden men present: Smith Atkins. National was nominated as superintend- Joe Bennett. Paul DeMyer. .1. ,- t . e.c41 ent of public instruction of E. Hannephin, W. P. Murrell Totzd ..... $412.96 / •-• and I.. S. Phillips. Respectfully submitted, 48.fies.:..4". • Weakley county in the Demo- The purpose ViPrirs• cratic primary. defeating .4 thc meeting was to open and Thomas H. Chapman. 1 F. V, • .;• -•• 4 Fuqua. who has held the office publicly read bids for Street City Clerk & Auditor. -' I.-4 for the past 14 years by vir- Improvement a n d Water The tax ordinance was read tue of the appointment of the Works as advertised for let- :.5.rai adopted by the council. -, county court. Nomination is Sing on this date. There being fixing. .95 per $100 on real and I. -_..4(eakt-a.1...... it to three bids submitted. by Carey- personal property and la (,5../..Z MIc electiow T,A:7i1pIrdnoi?.,1 With o.dy there boxes out of Reed Co.. Lexington. Ky.. Mid--Pal tax for Of Ytrarn1n•' 24 missing. the x.ote in the west Construction Co.. Mt. Ver- City Treasurer George T. ceunty stood: :ion. Illinois. and N. E. Stone Beadles presented his report • Superii:liqident of Sehools- Co., of Madi:.onville. Ky.. for on Street Improvement District CL:apbeil 5.5.to•i, street paVing. same were duly No. 4, to the amount of cash Sheriff-Will Dunn. 2.267: read. One bid for watt r work.: received and waivers signed. rice P. Mayo, 2.17) iincuin- 1-11provenient v.-as submitted by w hch report as duly accept- hert L. C. Roberts. ed. gistrar-Mr, Ruth Free- Following the reading of The ordinanee pertaining t, man. 1,464: C L. Swinny. 445 said bids, upon proper motion the of street bonds Iva:- thicumbent : Roy Prince 1463. and -second. the Council ad- lias,-1 approved. , J. S. 476, Ras Gardner. journed to meet at 7:30 o'clock Adjournment was taken by • 605. p. m., of the same date. council until Tuesday eve- County Court Clerk-Ever- Thomas H. Chapman, ning. August 6, 1929. at 7:30 ett Reeves :119: Ernest Finch. City Clerk & Auditor. o'clock. (3;;1 : Roscoe Heath 242: Will Thomas H. Chapman, 5r,:loan 848; H. A. Pat:eison. Fulton, Ky.. Aug. 5, 1929. City Clerk and Auditor 516: Cayce Penteco:1 1.246. The Board Conned of the and B. A. Rogers 5713. City of Fulton. Ky.. met in reg- CITY ORDINANCE Trustee ular session in -Ed Jeter. 1.249. tla, C'ty of Ful- P.e it orda;ned by the Board rs. Mary Lee Estes, 1.905 and ton, at 7 ::to p. m.. Auv. ,,f cr,uneil 3. 1929, of the City of Ful- J. N. Markey, 1,104. in the City Hall, Max-- ton, Kentur:ky. -1 'X. 0. as follows: Circuit C.ourt Clerk-M. Shankle. presiding. Section 1. There R. vial the following is hereby Doke 1,910 (incumbent) and Councilmen levied upon every male resident present : Smith E. T. Brann 2.424. Atkins, Joe of the city of Fulton. Kentucky. Bennett. Paul DeMyer. J. E. twenty-one Hannephin, years of age or ov- McCRACKEN COUNTY W. P. Murrell and er, except those L. S. who have at- Phillips. tamed the The age of seventy years. Paducah. Ky.-Returns minutes of the previous a head or personal from meetings tax of $1.50 s 53 out of 54 precincts were read and adopt- for the year in the ed. of 1929 to be paid! primary show the following in to the general re- The reports fund of said sults: of the various city to meet ordinary municipal: State Senator- ,11.y officials were read and expenses. Washburn approvod defeated C. D. Me(Taw by 500 and ark. aS follows: Section 2. Police There is hereby votes. Judge's Report levied for the year Fulton, of 1929, a Representative - Ed Den- Ky.. Aug. 1, 1929. tax of seventy-five To the Hon. cents (75c) Lington leads Roy Garrison by Mayor and on every hundred Board of dollars 995 votes. Council. 1(10.00) of all property Fulton. Ky. in Sheriff - Claude Graham the city Of Fulton. Kentucky.: leads Gentlemen: George Allen by 500 made taxable by law for mu- votes. I beg to herewith submit my nicipal purposes. report for the pur- Jailer-R. Houser loads of fines and costs assess- po.,e of defraying Ol- ed in the ordinary, lie Denny by 66 votes. the Fulton Police Court current and incidental for expens- •, Counyt Judge W. A. Middle- July, 1929: es of said city. ton Total fines assessed • re-elected. .. $249.00 Section 3. There is hereby County Attorney Total costs 48.00 levied for WTM,f; SAMS taU7r71117.172[UO[LIFT.1[1.1erth7LIfaL211 Holland the year of 1929, an aludruaw.w.i bd_11.1,21ualldir1.210L1111==r1lirau.a.turlur_locru,-.1rHnr Bryan re-elected. additional tax of twenty cents Grand Total County Clerk John Polk re $'297.00 (20c) on every hundred dol- elected. Respectfully submitted, lars ($100.00) of all II. property If you want quick service County Tax Commissioner- F. Taylor, J. F. P. C. in said city made taxable in Chief of Police by W. N. Ezell defeated Duke Report law for municipal purposes to Fulton, Ny., Williams. Aug. 1, 1929. pay the annual interest on all Ti the Hon. Mayor Coroner-R, L. Nelson, un- and outstanding sewer bonds of opposed, Board of Council. 303. said city, and to raise the an- pr Fulton, " Ky. nual ÷; sum to be paid lentlemen: into the BALLARD COUNTY sinking fund for the retirement I beg herewith to submit I. I I L my Job of said bonds at their report of maturity. Wickliffe, Ky.- fines and costs col- Section 4. This ordinance Saturday's lected for July, complete returns of 1929: shall become effective from Advertiser Democratic Total fines collected $84.50 Get it at the office, 446 Lake Strec; primary election: .. and after its passage and pub- Total costs collected .. $17.5a Senator- C. %V. McCaw, lication as required by law. 1.803: Ed G. Washburn, Approved, this August. 5, 742. Total $102.00 Representative - Jack 1929: F. Respectfully submitted, Harrison. 1,697: W. A. Downs W. 0. SHANK'S, 1,131. Bailey Huddleston, Chief. City Clerk Mayor. Phone & Auditor's Report 794 County Judge-Walker Tan- A true copy, attest: Fulton, Ky.. Aug. 1, 1929. ner, 1,292; M. S. Stevenson, Thos. H. Chapman, i To the Mayor and City Clerk.. Nfisbant_.uggi-Li.Jgcsvoirestr-zi re. mill Ictrr,1 ,