The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-07

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| Grsensack The annual ,sszs nsse.
sns u the Loadon cuuasy national
Esamp grounds. rear Groeahaek, Is In
sessiGa. sss
| Indian Mound = ccnapAny a. the
Fort Dcnelsca Rifles. IN ne Second
Tsnnsssse has rscsivet their uniforms
in4 equipment
4 ere
| wAstiscA--rhs s.xsA aH,.aai War.
tsscs sfr~st fair ana farnsrs' csrna.
w vas hsld hxrs Saturday, TIA sps.
caal fsasass Wis The colt sAus.
Mssharn. RohsAss Reed. u prcnsinens
eitissE u Gibson cs,sasy II Yorkvtis.
eight miles east OF Newbern. fall froUl
his Aay ioft and dssA tzOaa iaiarass. il
Knoxville Major James n. Nan
kivsli. of the medical corps of the
Third regiment. has heen appointed
by General Evans ~ sanitary inSpee.
tor W Car SEWER.
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Jackson The srau0nt expended
during August ca improvements OF
residences In jackson is tS.iot, accord.
Ing TO figures tn the permit book At
the city recorders offioe,
Dyersburg, r. X. Holman. who for
some years has been ticket agent OF
the B. q N. W. railway. has resigned
his position To open up . traffic az
counting aad inspection bureau.
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Memphis. ~-Charies f. Mason. for
merry manager Of Mason's waik-Ossr
shoe store who disappeared July -.
leaving behind shortage OF Sit,ooo,
killed, himself In q s. Louis h5tel.
Jackson. ~-Chas, J, Smith OF the
Washington department Of agriculture
is the first OF the food survey contin.
gent OF the government to arrive here
to make the survey for the state In
Jackson.
Knexv!lie. --Over 900 East Tonnes
sea BOY Scouts are holding their first
annual encampment at Chilhowee
park. Every phase OF scoatcraft will
b. rehearsed during the ten days en-
campment
Newhernt--All arrangements have
bean Completed ty titiaeSs d fyer
county TO attend the West Tennessee
farmers Institute. watch caayenas Tor
four days session at Jackson. Sept.
& g. 7 and s.
Chattanooga. Fort Oxletholpe ar
thorities insist that the man captured
ut Cedar Grove. Ca. by q farmer an
now In the gusrdhouse 1t Fort Ogle.
thorpe, Ia Arnold Henkie. the German
prisoner who escaped
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Jackson. -- Tha city commission
would not accept designations. but has
granted leaves Of absence to nr John
Gilman. municipal meat and live stock
inspector. and r. r, Brock. city fire.
man. who 60 into war service
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Knoxville n. Loyal. aasist.
ant vice president Of the Southern
railway system, has been assigned TO
direct the movement Of troops to all
OF the camps on the Southern railway
lines. department OF tho southeast
Knoxville. --- Losing her balance
while leaning over a 8S-foor cliff on
the Tennessee river, near here. Hattie
May Groves. s, plunged through space
TO the rocks below. death being instan.
tt aeous Her body rehounded into
the river. hu, was later recovered
Gelmer.--J. B. Gibson. rural carrier.
charged with killing f. L. Lambert,
postoffice inspector. a Stantonville.
waived examination before H. c.
Gooch. Justice Of the peace. who fixed
his bond at $4,000. which was made.
His case will be tried ut the Septem.
Der term Of the circuit court
CovinEton AT the First Methodist
church the organization OK local Red
Cross chapter was completed. The
following are the officers OF the chap
ter: G b. AcClelland, chairman: Mrs,
Col William Sanford. vice chairman.
MrS. John Y. Peete. secretary. and
Rev. Chas. + Wauford. treasurer
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MISUNDERSTANDING officers have
b&en electsd 70 serve the Hardrman
live stock and agricultural association
for this year: II. Z. Carter. president;
IL r. Polk. secretary. and J. W. Arnett.
treasurer. The public will be admit
tod free and there viii be no charges
made for any OF the exhibits, The fair
will BE- hele Oct II and Is,
Selrer. $500 The Selmer WcmAn's
Christian Temperance Union has been
osyan.sed into = Red Cross auxiliary
to the Memphis chapter. Mrs. J. Z.
rowerA IA chairman: Mr. W. p
Hay, b Woo chairman; Mrs. w. X.
AbssnAthy. secretary. and Mrs H. @.
Absrnathy. treasurer They Will mAka
4 speciality Of making Aosplfal sup
plias and Knitting.
Jackson. --Fox the purposs q pro
pairing To extend Welcome to and
look altar the needs Of the 1000 or
mors delegates 70 assemble at the A.
auai West Tennessee farmers tnsti- !