davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-10

silk, and woaA be equally elective IN
panas velvet The material n covered
with corded tucks and serves Tor the
covering II the hat and fcr its trim
ming. The edges are finished with .
silver tipssi braid WHICH has the effect
Of necdlevcrk. Il looks like cIosesst
overcast stitches, and neediswork
decoration In feature OF tho new fall
millinery.
Tho turban with extension crown ID
made OF black velvet and whita
chiffon. A bead WORK crnamens trims
the frcnt and Is Easde entirely q
white beads.
The soft and graceful brisn of The
third hat baspeaks for II, and f0r
many others OF the aafue character.
FIRST place 10 the favor of young
women. u IN made Of vslvst In b,ack
or ere Of the dark shades cf fash
ionable coiOrA The triuminG ~ ~
white fancy ostrich and icoks Iits 4
bit OF trsworks. dUae IN frost II
throws In sprays In frsnf N IN ielk
eye OF liz wearer with IN ahandOm unr
known 10 ornaments htAhartn ~ q
IL strcas IN the knowledge thsA n ~
less In the way of sisicn thaA snssy \
vel
JULIA sorroaalEx !.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-10

no outiit 10 quite complete in these
days without a sweater OF some sort.
And there Ii a vide and varied choice
In sweaters. for they ar claiming more
attention than ever before In their
history.
There are finely woven sweaters OF
siik. IN gay colors, which one sees at
the afternoon concert. ut the country
club, on the beaches and the golf
links. and In any other outdoor meet.
ings Of fashionables. There are sweat.
era considerably like them. made Of
artificial siik. usually In more vivid
coiorings than the ail.silk variety.
Then there are the practical wool
sweaters. similar to that shown IN the
picture. and belonging to the same
class.
The new models are carefully dc.
signed to the end that they may en-.
body lust the right style. In the ex.
ample pictured here. for instance, II
viii no noticed that the sleeves are
we'll shaped and finished with . cuff
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-10
Ar 81 LIKES HARVESTING
Kansas ian Rides on the Rods to
Reach Farm job Prom
ised Him.

Wichita. kan.--peter Coashltn 10
hard at work In tue harvest FIELDS.
despite his ninety-one years. and HES
IT, He so wrote to w. ~. Woods,
superintendent OF the Sedgwick
County Home here. after reaching
Great Bend where a Job had been
promised him,
Coughlin has a son In Tonknwa
Okla, but refuses to accept aid from
him The old man assumed the name
Of Joseph Munson to save his relatives
from humiliation.
A week aEo he went from here to
Great Bend on the "rcds4 OF q Mia
SCUM Pacific freight
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-10
CONVENIENT AS MILK STOOL
Lard Tub or large Candy Pail Car
Easily He Converted Into Handy
Device for Dairy Barn.
tBy O. A. RASpALL.)

tBy q, A. RASpALL.l
The cut shows a handy milk stooI
and one very easily made, From q lard
tab or large candy pail. with q key
hole saw cut out the wood at the top
as shown. One may thus mske three
or more legs, as desired. find -four
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-10

The dairy farmer realizes that the
comfortable cow Is the most profitable
COW and that induces him to look after
the comfort Of all his stock. Naturally
no geta better returns from them.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-10

are best. The top hoop must be re
moved to do this. Remove the side
handles or ball and cut I'm the center
of the bottom two semicircular open.
ings to NJ the hands ~ desired. these
for handle. This stool Ia stout. light
and the right height for an ordinary
person.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-10
Cleaning Dairy Pals.

In cleaning the dairy pails. special
attention must be given the ears and
seams, else dirt and milk will be
lodged there. sourtng and tainting the
milk as soon as drawn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-10
unavoidable Cow.

There is no longer an excuse for the
Improbable COW. the Dabcock test and
pair OF scales. and II Ia easy to ascer.
tain whether or not she Is delivering
the goods"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-10
WAR WORKS BIG
CHANGE AMONG
FRENCH WOMEN
From the Highest to the Lowest
All Are Working for Their
Country.
GET NEW OUTLOOK ON LIFE

They Have Seen New Vision and
Have Learned the Joy There 10 In
Doing for others--All Find
Work TO Do and Are Do
ing It Well.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
CHAPTER PA S r No se1

AN ACT 20 amend Section :, Chenter ons
General Laws 1918, dealing with special
certincate granted TO dealers and florists
Be II enacted by the Legislature of the ststo
of Minnesota ~
Section l. That Section seven ~ of Chan
ter two hundred six ta0Rl General Laws ~
1913, be amended to read as follows. "
Section /. Dealers and florists NOT os,nins
nurseries and shipping by post freight ex
press, or otherwise may obtain from the State
Entomaegtst special certificate i'm order
TO comply with the Federal and state Laws
sach certificate viii be granted only upon
stock purchased from an inspected nurseTT
or upoa foreign stock inspected In Minnesota
Provided that. before such certificate Is
granted the dealer florist requesting the
same shall furnish sNorn affidavit that he
win buy ani sell only sock which had been
duiN Inspected by an orticisi state Inspector
tonoiogist list OF all sources from which he
secures his stock
Sec. This Act shall take effect and hc In
force from and after it's passage
Approved April - 1915
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

CHAPTER 2i-S. r. No. 4a3.
AN ACT to amend Chapter 400 of the General
Laws Of 1918. relating to the salaries and
duties Of certain state officers and employees.
BE 1t enacted by the Legislature of the State
of Minnesota:
section / That Sub Section 10 Of Section
Of Chapter 400, Of the General Laws of Min
nesota for 1919. be amended SO as to read as
follows.
Sub Section 49, The Dairy and Food Com
missioner shall receive d salary of three thou
sand dollars 1873 .oo) per snnum, and shaIi
be allowed the expenses necessarily incurred by
him In the discharge OF bis duties he may
appoint assistant commissioner at q salary
Of two thousand dollars ts2,eo0Ool per annafh
secretary at a salary Of eighteen hundred
dollars Isl S0a.o0J per annum; one chemist at q
salary of twenty six hundred dollars ts2, 6ooUot
Der aunum; three assistant chemists, not to
exceed twelve hundred dollars Isl, 2Oo.oO each
one clerk. not TO exceed eleven hundred ana
forty dollars 81 f40. 00); one clerk, not TO eX-
coed ten hundred and twenty dollars
(x1 ,029 o0i: three clerks, not to exceed nine
stenographers, not to exceed ten hundred and
eighty dollars 81 ,0so00t each; three inspec~
tors not to exceed nine hundred dollars
5000 6OJ each: twelve inspectors, not to ex.
coed twelve hundred dollars ISL, 200, 0O) each !:
two inspectors not to exceed fifteen hundred
dollars Isl. 500. 00) each; three inspectors. not
to exceed eighteen hundred dollars Lsoo,ool
each, of whom shall be the food inspector
in charge of canneries. The expenses neces-
sariy incurred by such subordinates shall De
allowed and paid in addition to salary. lie
may employ necessary legal counsel. The ex-
pcnse properly incurred by him and his ap-
pointees shall be paid by warrants OF the state
auditor upon itemized accounts thereon ap-
proved by him or his assistant. The total ex-
pcnses OF the office. including salaries ana
compensation of all employees, shall not exceed
In any fiscal year the appropriation made
not be construed in any way to repeal the
provisions Of Chapter 300 of the Laws of 1905
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage.
ADDrQypI
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

ship. convey, or cause to be shipped. or
transported by common private carrier. to
any person either within or without the state,
expose for sale, s5lI to any one, have In
possession with intent to self have In
possession or under control at any tire. any
turtle dove, snipe, prairie chicken, pinnated
white breasted or sbarp-taled grouse, quail.
partridge, ruffed grouse. Chinese, ring-neck or
English phea SAINT Wild dHck Of any variety.
ever. or any part thereof except:
Ftfst~~That any turtle dove, sripe. prairie
chicken ptanated, white breasted or sharp
tailed grouse, woodcoca. upland poyer and
golden pioser, may be- killed aud had in
Der aud the TN Day Of Novfrnber following:
Provided that no turtle dove, w0odcnck. up
land OF golden pioyer, shan be taken, killed or
had in possession before September Z, 1918.
second-'That any quail, partridge rpfed
grouse or pheasant other than Monaghan.
chinrse rtng-neck or Ersiish pheasant. may
first day Of OctobPr and the hrst dag Of DE,
Third Thai wild duck Of any variety, coot
Wild goose of any variety. brant. or any va
riefy Of aquatic fowl whatever. may be Mi
day Of septenlpcr and the is, day Of Deecn,be,rr
following Provided, that no wood duck shall
be taken. killed Or had ~ possession before
And when any Of the birds mentioned ia this
SECTION have been lawfully caueht. TAKEN,
killed or had in possession within the time
herein allowed, they may tsa had in posses
sion for five days. thereafter. but no per
sos shall. 10 any ono day, tag" or XVI more
eFpt wild ducks. Of which not over fifteen
shall be taken or killed in one day or have
in his possession al any time more IMAM
thirty game birds Of any and all varieties.
except Wild ducks, Of which nor more thar
fortyriive may be had in possession at any
one time Provided that whenever any or
the game mentioned IN this section shall have
bfen lawfully shot taken by any resi-
dent of this state tn any state wherein thr
season for 80 lawfully taking the same shhil
be earlier or later than herein stated. such
resident may ship, TO himself only In ms
"a al has "a, therein
The saaaons allowed by the law Of such state
for the taking thereof any such game so law
fully taken In such State, and for hVe DAYS
thereafter,
Antr.r..eA Anrn 1nl1
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

AN ACT IL provide for the payment ~ inter
est annually upon warrants by the County
Treasurer under the provisions OF Section
aSAl, ~ Fhe General Statutes OF Minnesota
for the year 1918.
he 1t enacted by the Legislature OF the State
Of MinueSots:
Section !. That In all cases where a warrant
shall be issued by the~aditow VI any eouaty.
under and pursuant TO the prov istons Of Sec
ton Aa&l az the General Statutes OF Mime
sofa for the year 1918. and there shall be no
cash in the fund therein mentioned TO pay
said warrant when the same is presented. anil
the County Treasurer shsll endorse said war
rant not paid for want of funds aud shall
date and sign said endorsement in said act
provided. then and IN that eveut the interest
On said warrant therein provided shall be paid
on said warrant annually or the LIST iav OF
July in each year until sstd warrant i called
In sua Paid by said treasurer, or bonds are
ISSUED by the county 10 care for said war
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

AN ACT to amend Section T45i General Stat
/. HteS' OF Minnesota 1919, relating to hearing
IN probate courts ON petition for aid for
children ~ insane ward
he II enacted ny the Legislature Of the State
cf Minnesota;
Section ! That Section 'Tl5t Of the General
statutes OF Minnesota 1913. he. and the same
Is hereby amended SD as TO read as follows
1tal. At the time and place ixed for the
hearing witnesses. shall bc sworn before testt-
Tying and the certificate Of such superintend.
emit shall he admissible in evidence on his
signature alone, ana II. after full tnyestiSa =
top and hearing the ju3gC Of probate shan
rtnd that such child is entitled II the aid
herein provided, and that th. allegations Of
the eetttten are true he may maze an order
directing sUch guardian TO furnish aid so such
child sor such time, ana in such an amount as
the judge Of probate shall deem necessary.
The atd 50 furnished shall be allowed in the
Suarai9ns annual or final accounts as a mart
~ his lawful disbursements.
Sec >, This act shah take effect and he in
force from and after it's passage
Approved. Apr,l ~ 1918
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29


AN ACT relating 10 sale Of commercial tertt-
uzerS, the inspection and labelling thereof
and fixing penalties for the violation of this
BE it enacted ~ the Legislature of the State
OF Minnesota
Section !, That any persons. firm or cor
poration, who shall offer, sell expose for
sale. in the State of Minnesota. any CONNER.
Cisl fertilizer the price Of which exceeds Five
Dollars $500 per ten, shall ATTN 20 every
package, in conspicuous place on the outside
thereof, Furnish to the purchasers Of goois
sold In bulk plsinly printed certificate
naming the materials. including the fllCr. II
any, oE which the fertilizer is made. stating
the run Der Of pounds in the package. SOLD. the
name or trademark under which the article &c
sold, the name OF the manufacture and the
place 81 manufacture: and 4 chemical analysis
stating the minimum percentage % nitrogen in
available form. Of potassium soluble in water
OF phosphorus in available form, soluble or
reverted ard Of tpspluble phosphorus
Sec. ,. Before any commercial fertilizer is
sold, or offered for sale, the manufacture. i'm
porter party wao causes II 90 he sold or
offered for sale, within the State NJ Minnesota
shall ME In the office Of the dairy AID fa5d
commissioner certified copy ~ the certificate
referred to In Section OF this act and shall
pay to the dairy ana food commissioner or
before May LIST 81 each year license fee 81
Ten Dollars $1,000 fer each brand o. fertil-
iSsr offered for sale or sold within the State
Provided that whenever the manufacturer or
importer shall have paid the license Zee herein
required for any year. no other person shall De
required to pay such license fee for mat brand
Sec = The stare dairy and food commits
sioner and his assistants shall eGCorcH the
PROV isions Of TITS ACT, and he may publish
annually report OF all analysis made and
certificates filed The inspectors and assistants
of the dairy and tced commissioner shall ex-
ercse in the enforcement Of this act. all the
authority and powers Bov granted such as
sistants under the food and dairy laws OF the
State Of Minnesota. The state dairy and food
commissioner is hereby authorized. in person
or by deputy, t. take for snalysiS 4 sample
from any lot or package Of commercial fertil-
Eev In this state not exceeding two pounds in
weight.
Sec, I, Any person. firm or corporation who
shall ofe~ expose for sale sell any corn
without complying with the prov iSions OF this
act. who shall use analysis regarding
any commercial fertilizer, which shall be falss
10 the constituents named ia Section I Of
this act, or who shall ohstruct or interfere
with the dairy and foed commissioner, or any
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
CllApTER 24o--S = M a

AN ACT to provide for the annexation TO sDv
city of the fourth class village or Dor
oush, oE property ahutttag upoa or oontlsu-
Gus TO such city. village er borough owned
by such city, village or borough
Re II "Nacted by the Legislature OF the State
Of Minnesota
Section I. That the council Of any incoy,
NcFated city ~ the fourth class. VILLAGE ,r
soruush, owning property situated outside
Of but contiguous te shutting or the cor,
pnrated limits of such city. vIllaSe or hor-
uuEh. may. by ordinance declSrr such n,,ap
erty To be part of the said city. village
or borough. aud such territory shall there
VpOn become \ part % such city village or
borough, as ersetually as II Il had been
originally part thereof.
Sec =. II shall he the duty 81 the cpan-
Gil Of any city, village or borough. adeinx
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

AN ACT TO authorize the Secretary of state to
enter into a contract On behalf or the state
of Minnesota for the printing and publishing
OF the Supreme Court Reports
Whereas, The present contract for the print
ing and publishing of the supreme court re
ports and furnishing the same to the state ana
for sale win expire on October LIST, 1915 now,
therefore.
Be ii enacted by the Legislature of the state
Section / That the Secretary of state be
and is hereby authorized and required on be
half of the state of Minnesota TO solicit bids
and enter into contract for the printing and
publishing of the number of copies of the
supreme court reports Of this state now re-
quired by law for the period nf six years from
and after October LIST. 1913, said contract 10 he
awarded to the lowest responsible bidder whose
bid shall not exceed 81 90 per volume, and
who shall furnish to said secretary Of state a
bond in the sum of five thousand dollars condt-
toned that the said reports and the printing
and publishing thereof shall conform to the
following specitca tons, tO-wit.
First. That the size of the volumes, the
character and quality of the paper used there
in. and the binding and the general me-
the requirements fer the printing and publica-
tion of said reports provided by section l30.
General Statutes of Minnesota for 1913.
Second. That the number of copies provided
for by law shall be published and delivered to
the secretary Of state within sixty days after
the complete manuscript thereof shall be de-
livered by the reporter OF said court 10 said
contracting party.
Third. That at the time said party to
liver said copies of said report to said secre-
tary OF state, free of charge, a true and cor
rect paper matrix Of said report TO be pre-
served by said secretary of state part OF
the records OF his office,
Fourth. That the party to whom said con
tract shall be awarded shall agree to publish
and sell the same ut the place Of publication
within this state. and at all times keep the
same sale at such place OF publication In
quantities Of one or more copies at any one
time, and upon reasonable notice Of not less
than ten days for the price agreed upon in
said contract, ana when delivered elsewhere in
the state not to exceed the sum Of dollar
and twenty-five cents $3.50 per volume, aud
shall agree to stereotype the same and at all
times keep the same sale In the state ~
Minnesota at the contract price, and furnish
the state any number of additional copies that
may be thereafter required at said contract
price the copyright of all reports published
under said contract Vesttng in the secretary
Of state for the benefit Of the people of this
state; provided, however. that nothing herein
contained shall be construed as to prevent
the contractors by whom any such volume is
published, their representatives or assigns.
from continuing the publication aud sale OF
such volumes, SO long they shall comply in
all respects with the requirements Of this act
in respect TO the character. sale and price of
such volume.
Approved April - 1915.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

AN ACT for Act 10 amend Section 1858
OF General Statutes OF Minnesota 1913. re-
lating to the sale OF real estate OF ward
having a spouse. by his guardian.
Be II enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota:
Section |. That Section 735s OF the Genera,
Statutes of Minnesota 1918, Is hereby amend
ed so as to read follows:
1919. The homestead Of ward having .
spouse shall rot ee sold or mortgaged by his
guardian unless such spouse shall Join in the
deed or mortgage. nor shall the sale or mort
gage Of ny land OF a ward by his guardian
In any manner affect the interests or estate
of such spouse therein. unless he or she shall
Join in the conveyance: Provided that IL the
spouse Of such ward has been adiudged insane
or tncompet tent to transact his or her busi-
ness. o. manage his Or her estate. IL shall
not :" necessary for such insane incompe-
tent spouse to join In such conveyance but
a guardian Hf such insane incompaten
spo7 90 shall first be appointed by the Probate
CoUr- " the proper county and such guard
ian shall Join. In such conveyance after first
being authorized SO 20 do by order OF such
Probate Court.
Sec >. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after It's passage.
Approved April ~. 1915
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29


AN ACT to authorize and empower cities OF
this state of over $4,000 inhabitants to make
contracts with any street railway company
operating street railways therein for the
transportation the street railway lines
of certain property and materials In such
cities.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
of Minnesota:
Section J. Every city of this state now or
hereafter having fifty thousand tnhabl-
tants and not governed under a charter adopted
pursuant to Section So Article of the state
constitution, in addition to all the powers now
possessed by such city. is hereby authorized
and empowered, acting by and through its City
Council or Common Council, to provide for
and enter into and make contracts with any
street railway company operating street rail-
way lines In the city for the carriage and
TRANSPORTATION over the street railway lines or
such company in the city Of any property or
materials of any kind description belonging
to tho city, including any and all kinds OF
garbage, rubbish ashes, and other refuse ma
teriaIs. and any materials to be used exclusive
have transported. carried removed In,
through or from the city, and any such street
railway company is hereby authorized and en-
powered to enter into. make and perform any
such contract with the city, as hereinbefore
provided for such reasonable compensation
therefor as may be agreed upon. Provided that
no such contract or contracts shall be made
for q longer period of time than the time OF
duration Of any franchise or right to use ths
streets OF such city Of any such company.
Sec > This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April 90, 1915.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29


AN ACT % amend section ;. OF ehapter ia
section |, nf chapter lee of the General
Laws Of 1899. as amended by Section ~
thapteT 222 of the General Laws of 1905
fer the relief Of honoraEIy discharged INDECENT
e& soldiers. sailors and marines and per-
mtttag the admission OF wives widows and
mothers Of soldiers 10 the soldiers home
BE 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the State
% Minnesota;
Section !. That section three fSl Of chap,er
one hundred and foTty-eight ti4sl OF the Gen.
eral Laws Of one thousand eight hundred ara
eighty seven tlSS7) as amended by section one
~ ct chapter one hundred s!xty-six lItsa ~
the General Laws of one thousand eight hun
dred AMI ninety nine 1890 as amended nv
section one ~ OF chapter two hundred tyxauty-
twH '222l az the General Laws of one thou
sand nine hundred and FIVE tl9a5i, for the re-
lief a hNnsTahIy discharged iadigenr ex-sni-
6iers. sailors and marines, he amended SO "a
to read follows.
Sec 3 The object OF the Soldiers bo,,s
shall he 80 prNv5}" a horne for all hpr,ngahlv
discharged eS-so3'lIers, sailors and marines
who served in the army navy Of the United
States during the war Of the Rebellion Or tha
Mexican war. ar In tho war begun In the year
one thousand eight hundred and ninsty-eisbt
tISass between the Kingdom Of Spain ana
the United States, ~ the Philippine Inss1rrec.
ton. ar tn" Boxer Rebellion, who now are ar
may here's fttr become citizens Of the State Of
Minnesota. who. by reason of wounds disease
Old axe or ndrmiEies unable 10 earn teei.
living. ami who have adequate means 81
supparf. No applicant shall be admitted 10
the Soldiers Home who has lot been a resi-