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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

To the FARMERS oi Dickson County,

10 the Farmers Of Dickson County,
There has been several complaints
died With me as County Food
Administrator within tha last 90 dsys.
by iarusrs III Dickson County. stat.
ing that some sious mills wprr
charging excessive and rxorbtan,
toll Tor grinding wheat
A letter received from II. A.
Morgan. State Food Administrator
in reply TO my inquiry, states
mlIlets should charge 35c pei
bnsheI when they grind wheat iot a
farmer and toll on exchange basi- "
br, Morgan advises that ! see that
this order ei the goyetnmen, IL car.
RED out aud requests parties who
are compslled TO pay more than
this amount, to die complaint with
me aud The Federal Food Admin.
is,rator viii investigate same and
.es tina. those failing to observe
the rules will be punished
Very respectfully,
PITT HENSI.EE,
County Food Administrator
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
Mrs. t.. {. Richardson Dead

Mira Il G., Richardson after 4
prolonged illness, died At her homv
a, Burns. Friday evening. Sep, &
1918, al . clock, aged - years
Her husband, W r. Richardson,
preceded her to the grave some
~ yssrs ago To this union twelve
children were bora, seyeu oi WHOM
survive her, four boys and thre,
girl. they are; At.y II E Richard
sou, Of this place, l.. { Richardson,
OF Sawyer. ukAhoma. 4 7. R;ah
sr,lson, ui Burns, with whom -h,
made her home Mrs. Ida Stuart
|ot McEwen, W A. kh,hsrd-on.
Mrs tna and Mrs Em,na rhomp
sor, Of Nashville
! Deceased Was member ot the NJ
h Church South, from early sirl
hood
Fun@ra s-rvlces we're conducted
at the hoine Saturday afternoon hy
Rev. r. + i-um, oithis place inter
lpent ieltnN.us " ,lh-. RlQhsrst.qr
hurytns ground A; Burns,
Mrs. Richardson vas A truly goaT
woman. and died ~ abe had lived
triumphant in living faith hayocd
the grave.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
|RlllaoaD n SELL K.
nensIalHoE HlIll1s.
Announcement That NC. a
s.. /. viii Dispose u 10
Elevea Farms Offers
Oppertaalty. ~

According To John w. hartoa. Al
Tuilasoma. ~he be- hess sppoias.
ed sales naaGssss ios the psepsrsiss,
ihe eleven dsmoasrssloos ias1ns ii
the Nashville. CAsttsnaosA 4 IA.
Louis Railway as~ W bs olssssA Il
paelie asir 10 NevemAes
Th"ss isrms astsner In slss isom
is' s,r.1 | 40 scsrs suh hsvs hsvu
a,si,'s'n''i '..ses .hsis passAass hy
,se company In ths highest ststs II
e4it',s;m fh.u a,,as vi pas..a,
gers ,m a. fssA h.ss v~wa ias. .
farm a..d All. n.a sl.r ,tiandii
rops thereon. III iaet, T. /. a,,uased
- ~hethss there an ans L.t,vt k..asa
properties In The e.an,ty Than shevs
~sm~ farns.
All buildings. silos, farm mscAiu,
cry. live stost. ste.. will also b.
dsspos~d al and the announcement
sili doubtless cause q larss atlsnd.
ssee n the ssl~s. sdvSstiss1saa n
the dates tc b. sivsn In thA pApsss
throughout The tsrritosye6 ia dus
sins~. a's ~ '~~s
Doubtless no sale al tAsm laeds
in the state viii attract moss atasn.
ton than those ot the dsmonstfa.
tlon iarms ot the A.. q. a II. l..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
LITTLE LESSON N
WAR ECONOMY.
II Every Family In the Coun.
try Saved lsc a Day II
Would Mean One Bill.
ion Dollars a year.

You may ges some idea OF what
the saving NJ little things amounts
10 ia the conduct oi this war ny
taking out your pencil and hgarine
what il would mean ii every family
Ia the Uai,ed States effected a
saving u ouly fifteen cents 4 day
II would mean saving u one bill
lon doIlsrs Annually,
But mere saving Of thls would
not amount TO so awful much unless
those who have sayed invested ibis
saving in Thrift stamps. Liberty
Bonds of War raving stsmpH
According 30 Maj kuthledas
Amith. Chairman VI the Council ot
National Defense. there are thou
sands 0i families 10 the ststr who
are prae,icina real war economy,
but there are still other thousands
~ho ar. not sufficiently aroused to
the needs III the hour aud who are
still inhuisina 10 the MANY little
iiYHtifE' lffat can Nj 'rasilY ~
dispensed with aud the proceeds
devoted 10 war work without on.
failing any hafdahip at all
The people oi this country must
realize that while the amoun. may
be- small and no saving Is too in.
significant, aud lots VI tile say.uas
will amount to mifIuus III The
aggregate, sAys MAJ Amiih In
further urging var economics l.pon
the patriotic citizens OF the sts,a
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
Presbyterian Church Notes.

With the increase IN attendance
and the improvement In prospects
for the tall work, the church orgsn,
nations are taking up their duties
with new xea, FOR the coming
week several special announcements
are made.
Regular servi es Tor Sept. 10Th,
include preaching by the pastor | |
A N, and \ = NJ, Sunday School
a, . 81 and Chr stiAn EndeAvor a,
I NJ, Wednesday evening pray.
or service was called oil on account
of meeting IN lha NJ. + Church
'"i'itr' Tfuung+ peop,s t,sve arfrountrt'
something special Tor Friday night
The Woman = Missionary Society
will meet AT the church At 1 7. N
Tuesday. Sept iGth.
A cordial invitation and "A vel
come extended 10 everyone to all
these services.
Nashville frrShytery holds ,ts
tall meeting At Oak urovv Church
Septembe, 2ith, beginning vt IA
] NJ. with The wtnoa hy the
Moderator
Al this meeting reports will b.
presented hy staniins committees
y and plans will be made tra Tor
ward movement .or~shylrry viii
continue It's session uulil Septem
ber 2tth.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
- SEE " HONOR SYSTEM" AT PATRIOT TEATER FRIDAY AND
Municipal Eleciioa Held
Here last Thursday,

The Municipal ssction III ,h.
Town III Dieksoa passed oh Thurs
day oi lass seek willoas the asua
contests ior Mayor snd Aldegmen
Fos Mayor ID. Il. Bsasies was elee
Ted wttAou. opposllioe. For Git,
Marshal. see Incumbent, John Sh~
Ivy. who vas opposed by ]. n. VII
son. Night Marehsl was detected Il
bic nlaetssnth successive term. b,
. good majority Recorder, IL. T.
Thomasaa, =as reelected 70 biz
saxsh successive tAtm. without ep
pesisian. v. IL, cruw w@s rs-eiec
ted a uasIbrr III The City Sehao
Beard.
The vote by Mari- vas ss tcl,
love-:
First Ward Asyos Heasl.y. 40
Recorder. ranmpson. ui; MAtsI,sl
Shelley, 62, Witson. IN, Aiarr,a-n
a. W, Mullins. 10, ]. II ras'. ss
Second Ward--Msyas. h-set,y
~; Recorder, Thompson. ~, M
shAl. Shelley. a. Wilson ~. Al
dcfmen. Harry DAVIS. I'D. fs~n.
Curry. II, A. u. English. 81.
Third Ward Mayor. Reaslsy. II;
Recorder Thompson. ~, Marshal.
Shelley. ~. Wilson. Is, Als!esmsa,
ys,s Parrish. 7l ~ Mosk. II, ''
Fourth Ward Mayer. Ressley.
~, Recsa.ier. l'haap~oa, ~, Mar.
shai. Shelley. rs, Wtlsea. IL. Alder.
men. q, r. Collier. 10, \. IL hfy.
an. u.
The newly elected officials will be
indue.ea into office on the ffsi
Monday night ln October
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

~ Pses,d~ns of the Emss MAI.
,onsl Bank, ol Dictsoa. sArAsstly
invite your ait~Ation so tle states
mens of this bans publnhed a.
another page ol sAss ssssss. This
10 the largest and hsss saassmsas
ever made by this bsak. Tssal
dspos,sa. ~ shown b. ,AiA report
10 $o20.617.I0. while ths astal ~
sets oi our hank are now 3o7A.
M %, The business 81 this bAak
has doubled within ~ lass asro
years. and in the last foar saoasls
our deposits hsv~ Increased over
500 600 90. By ahs aim< ihs
Government calls for another pub.
l,.hed report ei National DAaka
wc expect our resources se he ovss
sf.U0O. 900 TO. We cordially d.
vi.e vow 10 do your b~nkins with
a growing bank and srsw With h,
Ce, ready 10 buy = Labss1 Bead
in the Fourth l.,benv Bond Cam
ps,gn by starting = bash secosna
with NJ. Have your snons1 anA
deposi, il with ~ snd sh~n bss :
Liberty Bond and hslp oar sold.
,er bays defeat Germany
Remember W. will lead ycS
money as low Interest 10 bay
|libert, Bonds.
Respectfully.
PITT HENA-EE. Psss,dena.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
LETTERS FROM OUR
SOLDIER BOYS OVERSEAS.

has been loEg slace yaa have heaft
tfosn yoas soldier boy. ba, bow d.
You suppose ii has been 10 meg
| But thank the Lord We have hat
a grand time Tor sailing. 40 taI
the waters have been swtul calm
Haven't had any trouble whatever
aud you kno~ that IL somelhlna IL
be proud III.
Tell the children have sect
soms II the largest water dogs ]
haye ever ssea. / had the pleasur.
OF seeing bunch Of large whales,
Same looked TO hc thirty on iofts
fees hang. aud siae in proportion.
THIS trip 10 worth moles to any.
one. and don't YOU rest moments
aoesstnevs bu. what Claude 10 ecn
lns back to you | can be sho4 sad
then come back. The one who wili
he lci, In The man sha says | know
wont make IL through. ieel that
will be little quicker than the
other fellow aud get him first,
can say aud tell the truth. |
|aarsat t~~a ssss .sets Whal sls
you think about thasf But some |
thought would die from rsa sick.
lfttskrs backbone aud viii possf
To come out victorious aud | know
have A. much OF that ~ tho other
fellow. Ali | ask IL iof the good
| Lard 10 give me my health and !
will attend 10 the rest, and II give
my uust 10 Him. az have, ! know
tie will bring ne home 10 YOU ssie
and SQUAD have my Good Book
by my side. | always read |, each
| MI sht before retiring aud think oi
you people back at home,
Mother. the sun Getting !. some
thing wonderful 10 see. /, looks
!ike it goes down in the deep, blue
sea.
Ths boat has accommodated IA
very nicely. have been cared for
fine, Had a good bed TO sleep on.
| and believe me have slsp, some
| have had some Of Dickson boys
while on The trip--Roy Fusstll. q
Powers hoy aud some lev others.
know this letter wont he oi
much interest to you, bu, thought
would write this while on my way
Fever. sSSt y hsa &C axa&aa d! xoa,d
| mail same. will tell you about
this country after | get over. Now,
, wilt ciusr aud write sJms more ~
morro~. Bye, bye, {. McC.
Well. here | come three days Ia.
tet, and don know 4 blooming
thing worth writing. except We arr
stlll having fn- trip--I mean
good wra,he,; and ihs, 10 bsli Abe
battle waen i. comes 10 sailing, or
that j. what | hesr.
We ~ill get there this week, !
hope sui ~hen ve do | will add
some 10 this and let IL come bach
TO you haven't been sick 10 the
least Don YOU think that II fine!
| am liltle lonesome, IL 10 asiul
kee,st- ~~ssqsa ssksa>.A ;sae .,sfss+T~ ID
lratnlng \ cold mist oi rain We
have plenty to eat on the boat and
good warm baths,
| Well slll finish up and mail
this A. II eau be censored before we
land Your lev.pg sou.
Corp Claude McCofpIn.
Co. L.. 3l5ri lni,,, A. h Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
Ice Cream Supper.

There will be On icv cream snp.
per al Acorn Hill sehoolhouse.
saturday night. sept ltlh. Every
one invited. Bessie Greer teacher.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

During state lar week, you will
find Dr Geo. N. Saunders At his
new Office - Arcade upstairs.
Eyes examined. 1lssses made to
rider D, John T Sanders can he
sounI a. lbs Ssh. Ave. N. down
strts. consul.ation free.
.@-+-.t-f~4
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

+ l. xtSfr III fhank 'tas msHv Assn3s
whn showed THAR tisdneAs dsrins
nv w,i~'s illness sud death.
May God bles. you sll.
.s.~r... Sherman AdcOck.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
Stated Meeting

Dickson Lodge, No. 46s. +. Il A.
NJ, saturday nigh, sep, Ia. 1918,
A T., Murchison. W N.
y, II. Cro~. Secy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
F7'f n * y 70 . % - : i
YES yOu

can yet A. much. and mert II the
time more, for yuas Poultry aud
eggs. than any whore IN Dickson,
ifom Tom llahrook
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

FOR sAi.E- Buff Leahorn eech.
erel. Apply a, this office.
See r. n. Edward. before sou
purchase your fall fertilizer.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-05-12

of the nation not subjected to the
burdens OF militarism.
Here In America our contact with
the great military powers OF the
world Is over the water Conse.
auently to larger measure than any
other nation. can we avail ourselves
OF the advantages OF sea power |
do not Wish TO discourage In the
slightest tho wholesome impulse OF
our people at last to organize for
expansion and development OF etii.
cheney, the land forces, for there Is
no danger OF excessive militarism In
America, On the contrary. our fun.
damental weakness aud permanent
error will spring from lethargy and
lack OF interest In the question OF
national defense. on the part OF our
people, But I do not hesitate To
say that the permanent basis for
American defense will be the main
tenanee In the Atlantic ocean OF a
fleet superior TO the navy OF any
military nation OF Europe and the
maintenance In the Pacific ocean OF
a fleet greater than the navy OF a
military nation OF Asia and our two
fleets being greater than the navy
OF any nation In the world. together
with a merchant marine greater
than that OF any other nation.
The urgency OF providing for such
measures cannot be over stated, The
oceans are no longer barriers TO
protect us but means Of great ar.
niles quickly reaching our shores n
In control OF the sea In an almos,
Incredible short length OF time,
great armies from across the water
gaining control OF the sea could
strike our shores and In tho absence
OF n mobile army Of defense could
take our coast line cities and levy
upon billions OF the national wealth.
II is vain to imagine they would no,
thus levy In view OF what has been
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-05-12
.,,ip Biil" Hart Tuesday

One would think that every thrill
every act OF reckless daredeviltry
had been injected in William 3
nous western character alwaysshdlu
Hart photodramas. However. this
famous western character always
figures In some new and startling
adventures.
For instance. in THE Narrow
Trail" the initial Ince-Arteraft pic
ture. which will be seen at the JOY
on Tuesday, Hart portrays an out
law who falls under the Influence
OF a beautiful girl. He loves her
with all the desperate passion oil
which his wild nature Is capable
and determines to reform. In doins
this. his source OF income Is ma
turally shut off. and he Is In trying
straits for ready cash.
Just at this crisis. big rodeo Is
to be held In a nearby city. \ cash
prize is offered for the principal
eyent-a Jump in the saddle and
away" race-and the outlaw deter
mines to enter himself and his pinto
pony. In doing so he knows he Is
taking a tremendous risk, as the Pc
culiarly marked pony is known 10
the sheriff and his deputies; but
goaded by necessity he takes a
chance. and in the presence OF a
crowd leaps into the saddle.
It Is during this wild ride with
its throngs OF contesting cowboys
that excitement rises to Its highest
pitch.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-05-12
<<<<<<<<<<<<<%<<<<< :
y MOVIE NEWS MOTIFS !
~ \ y \ ~ \ y ~ y \
Fine Productions billed at local
Thcatrc for To-day and
Tuesday

Harold Lockwood enacts the most
vigorous role he has had In his eight
years experience before the camera
In Metros production of 9TH,
Avenging Trail" a ave act drama ol
the timberlands, adapted by Fred J
Balshofer and Mary Murillo from
Henry oyen's novel. "Gaston Olaf"
CASTOR Olaf Is described as 4
blood brother Ia the great outdoors
as big, as free. as lawless. With hi'
partner, Tom Pine. he descends up
ON Havens Falls, a lawless village ~
the heart OF the northern lumber
country, In search OF excitement and
adventure. He meets what he II
seeking when upon entering the VII
lage he finds Rose Havens strug
Cling to free herself from the EN-
brace OF Lefty Red, notorious
character. He compels Red to re
lease the girl. is challenged to hght
accepts the challenge. and after
bitter struggle returns the victor
Thereafter CASTOR finds himself IL
a whirl OF adventure. He takes
charge OF gang OF lumber jacks
employed by Taggart to cut a lot o.
timber. The timber belongs TO MIS-
Havens. when CASTOR learns thii
he decides to compel Tassart ''
make reparation. A battle OF wiz
ensues eliminating in a tremedou'
fight between the two men, the lik'
OF which has seldom, u ever beer
recorded by the camera
A delightful love episode involv'
ing CASTOR and Rose is woven into
the story.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-05-12
NOTICE TO DEBTORS

All parties indebted to us Will con
Ter great favor by remittlne
promptly. thus enabling us to meet
our own obligations and close our
books Mail check to US or leave
with Josephine county. bank.
SIS EISMANN PRODUCTS co.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-05-12
COMING EVENTS

May i6. Thursday Glass Day excr.
clses OF high school.
May II. Fridy--Commenccmont
exercises.
June I. Friday Strawberry festival
by Presbyterian ladies. bstf
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-05-12
Fisher Film Cancelled

owing to the mistake of a MIN
house in failing to get sunshine
Alley" here on time, the entire
weeks schedule from "Wednesday on
was mixed up. Margarita Fisher
who was to have appeared here sat
urday. has been cancelled for the
present, but no doubt this well
known Oregon native daughter viii
be billed again In the near future
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-05-12

There are many substitutes for
flour, but no substitutes for peace,
Eat the substitutes aud save the
wheat for the fighting. forces.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-05-12

.C.,..i,," ,A. oaiy osnaln.. Ths.cash ces.
Pssiss Evss Discovered. Demand os'''l
touches a corn or cailua tho growth
10 doomed. IL takes but NV. Two sss.
pain ls eased at once, You can slt
nt your desk or walk about, dance.
think. love and work with absolute
ease. You can apply "dets.it' con.
venientiy almost anywhere wheN
you can take your shoe ana a,ocN
Ing on for moment or two. "ueth.
~" dries at oncei then put your nhoe
and ntocking on again. There's no
further excuse for suffering from
corna and corn palms
"Oetn-It," the guaranteed, money
back corn. remover. the only sure way.
costs but n trine At any drug store.
Mfdby ~ Lawrence a Co, ,chioaso.ll
Sold In Grants Pass and recon
as the worlds best corr
remedy by George G. sabln.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-05-12

will on a world scale be the repro
duction of an evolution that has
been taking place between families
and clans and tribes in the forma'
tion Of nations and empires. The
time has come for Americans to
think in the terms OF nations and
continents as there forefathers
thought in terms Of states and colo
MES and for Americans to grappie
with the question OF the development
of a constitution Of the world as our
forefathers developed the constltu-
tion of the United States, and just
in proportion as such an lnterna-
tional organization develop will the
nations OF the earth be able to have
recourse to collective means Of self
defense.
"The forces OF nations are OF two
essential kinds-land forces founded
upon the enlistment OF men and sea
forces founded upon the building
and maintenance OF ships. or these
two kinds Of forces, when there Is
choice between them. manifestly
the one to be chosen rather than the
other, is naval force and the use OF
Of property so the men may remain
In productive pursuits and the body
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-05-12
"Corn.Lss Day"
for Feet, Every Day
Use "0ets.It" tho Great Corn Dis.
coveryl Makes Corns Peel Right Ohl

Look at tho illustration below.
seo the two nngera pealinH on a
corn as though II were = banana
peell And the man In smiling while
he's doing Al All done painlsunlyi
luyfully, Tho moment "ueta.lt
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-05-12
GREAT NAVY AND ARMY

CONTINUED from page II
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1918-02-27
SUMMONS


State Of Colorado.
County Of Prowers.
william d. Snively.
Plaintiff.
William D. sniyely. Jr-. and
Defendants.
The People Of the State OF Colorado.
To william d. snively, Jr.. and Rob
erts T. Snively, the Defendants above
named. GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear In
an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff In the District
Court Of Prowsrs COUNTY ,S Sfate Of Coi4,
within twenty days after the service
hereof. II served within this County;
or. u served out Of this County. or by
publication. within thirty days after
the service hereof. exclusive Of the DAY
Of service: or Judgment by default viii
be taken against you according TO the
prayer Of the complaint. And II a copy
u the complaint in the above action
he not served with this summons. or N
the service hereof be made out of this
state. then ten days additional to the
time hereinbefore specified for appear
nncc and answer viii be ALLOWED before
the taking OF judgment by default as
me said action is brought for par
tition OF the SWA Of the SWA Of Sec.
t6. Township % s. Of Range - w. OF
to the use of water thereon for the ir-
rigation OF the same. or If partition
and division Of said premises accord
ina. to the respective rights OF the
parties to said action can not be had
without material injury to the rights
OF said parties. then for a sale of the
said premises and division Of tn pro-
ceeds thereof between the parties
according to their respective rights. as
Will more fully appear from the com
plant in said action to which refer
ence is here made: a copy of which Is
hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that II
you fail to appear. and to answer the
said complaint above required. the
said plaintiff Will apply for the APP
pointment Of a guardian ad litem to
represent you in said cause and will
apply to the Court for a decree as
prayed in said petition.
Given under my hand and seal of
said Court at Lamar. in said County,
this 22d day OF December. A. ID. 1917.
(SEAL) -
A. e. DOwNER,
clerk of the District Court in and for
Prowers County. Colorado.
First pub. Jany. 20. 1913.
Last pub. Feby. 20. 1913.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1918-02-27

IN less time he appeared beside her.
"Will you fall OF, or be lifted orr
he said cheerfully.
where are WEI" she demanded.
ASK me something easy," he re-
turned. "Tve been going 1t blind for
an hour, trying to hit the Soda Greek
trail, or any old trail that would show
me where l am. It's no use. Too
dark"
what on earth am i going to dor
Hazel cried desperately.
Camp here till daylight" Roaring
Bill answered evenly. "The only thing
to do. Good Lord" His hand acct
dentally rested on hers. You're like
ice. / didn't think about you getting
cold riding. Get down and put on n
coat. and III have fire In minute"
Continued on Page g.