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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-08-31
OdvOd stihne meStskou radu,

Novy odvodni vek cd 18 do as
stihne dosti znacnou menou prvni
odbor mestske rady, nehoz nasle-
dujici radni musi ku registraci:
president John O'Meara, Vincent
Palmisano, James R. Cadden, mas
cesky radnf August KIecka, Edward
S. Stanley, Daniel ]. Joseph John
J. Reahl.
16 CentOye mIekO ma ObzOru.
Baltimore CO 'nevidet asi bude
platiti mleko po 16 centech quart
po 9 centech pint. Zvyseni ma 16
cent? nenf pry jest9 koneene. V
pozdejBfch zimnich m9sfcich snad
pGide jeste vyse.
Valka pfipravila je o SmySIy.
Ze % vojfn1, kteri ku leceni pfi-
vezeni byli Fancie do nemocnice
McHenry, jest 19 muzG, kteri Ca
stecne pf;paveni byli 0 rozum ma
poll valecnem. Ostatni byli obe-
tt plynovych vypar1.
VSe hotOve pro move OdvOdy.
Jakmile kongresem projde nova
vojenska pTedloha = tatO projde
kazdym okanzikem "a presiden-
tenn Wilsonem podepsana bude, o.
znamen bude den registrace, ma KITE
ry vsichni cd l8 do As rokn musi Sc
dati zanesti do vojenskych seznam1.
We statu nasem pro den registrace
vse jest hotovo. Registrace bude
asi konana bud Z. nebo Ia. zaTi.
SeSticentOYe jizdne ma karach 1.
fijna.
Spolecnost elektrickych poulicnich
drah aniz by vyckala konce vyjed-
| navani, jez nyni vedeno il komisi
veTejne sluzby, oznamila. re poei-
maize l. rljnem iizdne ma poulicnich
karach zvyseno bude z .5na 6,centG.
Zvyseni nafizuje spolecnost ana pry
jinak by byla bankrot!
0dvedenec hIedal Smrt,
Misto ably Sc hlasil v 1fadovle
odvodniho vyboru, 29 rokG stary
zarmaT, George IIeIwig zijici ned;.t
Ieko Putty Hill, odesel pondeli ra-
no domova do lesG blizkosti
White Marsh, kde strelil Sc revol-
veru tflkrate do prsou. Asi pc Ste
hodine vratil Sc t6zce zranen lesa
domd. odkud poslan byl We stavu
kritickem do zdejsi nemocnice.
StO hOChi ma farmy.
Sto hochG druheho tTetiho roc
Mkt mestske koleje pracovati bude
v zari rijnu ma farmach. aby bo-
hata iirOda cas- skliZena byti mo-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-08-31
Proc mezi ndmi CechoSIOyaky je
tax Velkv rOzdil9

Opet ma mysli name "valeene e.
sporni znamky''. .Byly to uz tisice
dollar6, "a ktere krajan6 nasl "a
koupili jiz stale kupuji tyto prak-
ticke znamky. Je to skuteGn9 zaji-
nave sledovati jakym zajmem
kupuji jiste vrstvy naseho lidu.
Jedni prijdou co nejdrive jim moz-
no, by vyrovnali splatili obnos u
tsany. NekteFi zaplati, kdyz mo-
hou, cely obnos najednou, JIM spla-
CT tydn6 aneb m6sicnG. Snad name
pravo Sc zeptati: 'Proc celia rada
je tech, kteri ac mohli by Sc pFi-
hlasiti a zapraviti vse okamzit9, a
niz by kapsa jejich toho pocitila.
dosud ma tyto valecne znamky media
Ii iedineho centu?" {. N. Sdruze-
nj vi, ze SO proc. krajann Sc vyrov-
ma, ale neni nam t. zrovna dvakrat
mile, kdyz nuceni jsme stale pTipo-
minati to, co kazdemu mas ma BY
ii milou povinnosti.
Pozorujeme asi vsichni velikym
zajmem, jak ma zapadni fronte vi
t9zne postupuji. Proc je tomu TAX?
Jsou sjednoceni, nadseni Sc zapa-
lem jdou boj. Je mezi mimi po-
radek, discipline jedni pomahaji
nesti bremena druhych. Sill je my
slenka, Re biji Sc pro spravedlivou
vsc lepsf pristi vseho lidstva ne
lekaji Sc ami smrti.
A mas co jsme doma,. nemame
mnozi ami tolik smyslu bychom
spravne a CO nejdrive konali poVin-
nosti a sliby nase. A proto znova
volame k vam:" Zanechme liknavos.
ii nepoTadku iednejme vzdy ja-
ko muzi a zeny, ma ktere Amerita a
naro1 mas m1ze pocitati. Pfi-
hlasil jsi Sc jiz zacal splacet "a
valecne znamky. ktere jsi upsal ?
PAX. Ii ne. Wis dohFe, kde Sc mas
prihlasiti. Krajane nasi dobre We
di, ze u pokladnika mistnf odbocky
&C. N. S. valecne znamky vzdy jsou
k dostani. Doidi tam ieste dnes!!
SpaneISkO pfetrDmflo Nemce.
N6mecka vIada prijala vsechny
podminky jak il ohledne potap9ni
spanelskych lodi spanelskou vladou
diktovany byly.. Kazda spanelsks
. 'lod' ,jez bude n9meckou submarfnou
: potopena. nahrazena hnde nemec-
ikou lodi kotvici We spanelskem pri.
a stavu.
e N9mecko ucinilo nahradu "a mi
: cenou lod' Norvezsku. jez potopen;
; byla mimo zonu a bez pTedchozih,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-08-31
16 centOye mleko ma Obzoru.

Baltimore CO nevidet asi bude
platiti mleko po 16 centech quart
a po 9 centech pint. Zvyseni ma 16
cent? nenf pry jest9 koneene. V
pozdejBich zimnich m9sfcich snad
p6ide jest6 vyse.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23
Rock Church

Several OF our en,rrptislns eigh.
bor are delivering paltc a large
rIop vi tomatoes 10 the canning
Z factory At Dickson lh- .auiptlt IL
4 fint.~' y ~ 's .@s=~., -,,'..n =
n. G. Lrech and vile have moved
from The Dick lsylm place to
Cotssburg, Enloe ia now in the
employ u the n G. 4 81 l.. Rail.
road.
Russell Huigios spen. the weea
al Hub Fussells on Jones Greek
with thr hay haler
y. D, Hooper and family spen,
the week end with Wiiloby Hooper
and family. Frank has NJ, forgotten
bow 70 pull the bell cord over old
Beck and boiler" Haw'
Mrs. Edna Alien and family. "
sulphur Fork. spen, Sunday with
N,cks Lsrslns and family ON the
Nashville pike.
Mrs Jessie tetss Of Nsshyiile is
vssi;sas hsS .s,hss A. d. un,tstas.
this week IN The Franklin Road !
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

~ New h sh~ tisIsrs that a, sssst hsas
will moult " shed their feathers
This process IL rather slow aud Ma
tufe should ke assisted h A
Thomas Poultry Remedy will help
your hens 10 moult causing them ~
shed earlier and be ready To lay
when egTs are highest 10 the win,sr.
II this remedy does not make good.
We will
Get II ut the Andersen Hsrdwse
CO.. Dickson, Tenn, +, y. Crow 4
Sons, Dickson, Route !, ] r. Nc
Clelland. Tennessee City. Gray Il
Stark Cumberland Furnace. sen
sing 4 1owker, Pull, Brown i
Henry. White Bluff, Neal Morrow,
l.,les, W. D. Bu,trey K Son, Burns
adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

Those sho we're not At church III
Fe.s Chapsl week ago mi@ed a
good sermon. by Dt GoH u Dick.
con. Come every sunday.
Gasnsf's Greek 10 booking up 10
the tnusical line We can count
three pianae and three e'gaas i'd =
dlstsnca oi . miles. and there arr
Young srsn searning No blow Tie
eospet.
The schnol opened here Monday
wisn Ml~ Carrie Ftesmah ~ teach.
ct.
Au. ]. NJ Freeman il visiting in
Nashville.
Mrs. Lea kew spent several jays
on pinsy last week.
We hoax forward to another Har.
vast Service this fall
The rain eom.s ae arer 90 as With
eacu showet. aud we live ia hopes
III gstuug aus suun the tate corn
10 no. past helping
Morgan Knapp who visited hl=
psreLts here last spring before
going over 10 connection With
the Y work has arrived safely, and
heva assi sa.id his place. lie writes
the French people are very grateful
~ tbs Aarricans tot their help In
their great need aud do all they
can ief them.
Cool freeman IL home from
Nashville on a visit
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

pksrir. agents have seeasarScsnseS
b, the Federal Food AaraanistrafoA
In Terws.ss TO aid county sinisissrs'
Tors in their work Of crfAnarsioa
Charles W Allsn. Who has doas saca
nasn.fspsn, work in crsanlnns orssas
eeeasy Ter .Nr, hAa ss~n made rssFs
sentative fer East Tsaassss~ Hsrss
yfsneoea. Of wf'sca county ana Tsss
n watts. At wizhmscn eoaau, Two
a tho hes, crs~ais~, h The ssats' -
80. the d.strses agents for Made
T>eunssssa. vAile D " Ns~s. vhs hAs
w,casst a srsAi work ~ food aAninss'
traitor tor Dyer eessty, h tie dssrsrs
~r~rasvs for wSs Te1nssses
T\sse representative VII NJ III cEnes
70 .v~aaA's s~ o. oeasss aarfaiss'~
~, ~esl ass4 ass.ssases ~ aAFssA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23
Ma.s Y4nnsa.ss { MsssInas.

rsJi Adtn.ni.trs,,ov mssnr1a we're
held ~, week at jone@norp and Nor
rss,os u. In EAs. T:nnvsses ln both
Ut TN -s counties .AA socd Adeataiatz~.
sew are sae4aly bringing lab esaas
ss.ksslA ,esssssssi.sa spA,Hs regsss
s,Uns Of the tcea AtmsnlMr&aot are
aein1 generally observed There vsa
a gos Il attendance At both'os the coo
tsrsss ~ and addresses w~v Dads ~
II TTansy. assistant 10 th4 state ted
eral ,ssso3 administrator, snd taariss
n Alien a CSeen county, ,Enst Isl'
ress~s district representative of ~
tod administrator.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

Mis- Ida A1as 1Ta,ie# u in sssh-
WIN buyinT hsf iaIi line ~ millinery
Mis- Rose Johnson. Mrs. A. q.
Taylr and Misses Vfrb'e aod Ary
Tefanson aliepdsd ths Teach@fs
msstins al Dickson Saturday.
Bro. aollins OF THE place IL halj
ins a revival at the u. N. Church Al.
Beech GsoFs.
MIRA Insz spt.ngsf was here
recently visiting her brother. Jos
lsss:nsss She had Just returned
home. having hssG 10 Columbia. 4
c., ia several months. where shs
Rsnl 10 be wiih her husband. sho
has been in training Of Camp Jack
soa.
Ms. N. II Enbauks has returned
home aias spending a few dsys a.
Red Boiling Springs.
A crowd Of young people from
here attended The revival at Beech
Ufove Saturday night,
Miss Ella Tldwell. OF Dickson.
spent a lea DAYS hetc la-i week visit.
Ing Miss verbie Fefga#oa and Ats
Esma Marsh
Forrest Burma ~hr h working IN
Nashville liz seeding srs day. NJ
Anlne. .......- ........
Mr.. and Mr. Williams. Of MI
Pleasansi are visiting tae halter y
PARENTS VIZ. sHd AfssJ. h. Ao.la
way.
Msssfsaiban and kuaens Cruise
spsnt seysEsi days nsr~ ssesasty.
sssssatyat tbs teachers asns enpiis
al the Methodist Sunday schou.
met II this hons Of Joe Springer
last Wednesday night, tof study
VI tho lessen.
Miss kHsherIns Groves Of South.
side, has beea Waiting Mr.. Pauehsr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

N'f j.. V, tfsrririf who wprx /
Nashville. spent the .k,nd NTH
hia family.
u l.. ratum u sylyia wa- here
q lew davs last week securing oil
leases on lands 10 this section.
j. N. fiigain. aud family were at
Burns Saturday.
J. /, Rafch aud IA mlly rpenl
Sunday with relatives at Dickson
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23
Food cenferSaes A. Jackson

Thsre viii no y conferences Of TIA
sespsy 'f.oA aasssssssrsisass Of, the
J.essos, seas he'd a. JAsasea ca ssp'
tsaae~r .TAs t4smefs saasitasss sot
IVES, paanssses viii 6ae in sssssoa At
that ufsA 30 tina, tbs administrators Of
the ssss c~a s,tsaa tssth tbs sassi'ass
and fA~ conference An sntesssssAx
psosfAm hAs bean arranged ard 40
ercsstsa viii b. made By pT n A Nor
swr, the hsa&r9f food administrator J.
| fxnasy.t Assistant federal food I'd
natn1r~ssx. CaAsiss G. Trasas, stag
lAsSl Representative. and ] 4 Palma
rspryAMtAtis tor West fsnavssss'
Tha fualcw,ns counties compose sass
sonk Madison1 wsAAlsy. ua'deuAA
Raaa~rsoa. ca~sssr. Carroll, Oscasaf
Maxairy.. Es,ash Is~ry Henry ant
Hs rain r.. on4s counties o! wsss
Ttasesse~ dAakdlds ,as Memphis ssss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

When yWi have bilious attack
your liver fails 10 perform is fune
tious, You become eonstipat.d
The food yon eat fermen,s in your
siomseh instead Of diges,ina TIN.
ini'smes the stomach aud cause.
nausea, vomiting and terrible
headache Take three u Chamh.r
laln's Tablets. They will tone ny
your liver. clean ou. your stomach
aud suu will snon he a. wall ~ eyer
They only cost quarter. -- adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

Benton Jones hse ssriveA salsly
overseas u tho Information ssesissd
Claytoa snd billiard Duks. SONS
vi Mrs. Babe Duke are on the tnng
line With Gen. Pershins 10 France.
30 thsGr lAss letter ssalss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23
Johnson Greek

John Spsnn Ia still confined t.
hls bome on account ot ae.ting~tF
foot severely cut three weeks ago.
Mi%s Eih.l Forsythe aud sister Of
sobel, nfe Writing their gfant
parents, Mr.. and Mn J h. Grant
The pro,racted meeting will begin
AT Oak Grove the first sunday in
October
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

Owing 10 The prolonged ersa,h n
the vest Tasting into ,ae third year 10
a largo c~ttle producing section, he
Food Administration hos feH Il ~tss
TO rcaasge the existing rsvricticns ~
the use III haa. For seras time pub
No saurE rtace~ hare e~~a limited 70
enc beet ssssvis. = DAY aud hogsshs'as
have BE- IN limited to oas mad oAs-hAi
pound. eArh Of eess = sess Thsss
isnita,i pns have row N~sa rsmsv>A
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23
FOOD Conference J
! FOR JACKSON ZONE
rARM.Rs MEET SAME DATE
Imssss1es Fer Wsr renasesss WIZ %
In eas.i0n Al JacAsar--anssTssfa0G
Srssrxm Avssssa-~Aatrsssss 10
- Made o. s'resnlas~s TsanssssAns-

Nashville, Tsan ~--As result 81 TIE
eTitseAs tss rsasste@ In SAaa'sAss.
ArSaxAs 2eeM threasA ses snaEasass w.
essAss tn peysistiea tetiswsas The o.
tAaa.sAaasnt Of the sowasF siASl sAs
uHttsd States Fsks4 AafnsSissFAsSsa
has scnaa Il necessary 10 ssaS aailfsr
tao sala u leo tn artnxs az ice ere&is
On Sunday and tx tArcs aay# Tn sec
rsss.cn no,tnag Of saa character could
10 cold. A similar crd~ was enforced
In June ard July. bat . Change In sas
wsssss=-- nis&is We continuance uaEse
e#sAry, Hcwws~r. VITA the eoanlas u
the uHprscetiss,edly bet weather of
August II was foaAsi necessary 10 agaia
place tho r~stlattaas inis ssfsei ssv
sfsi fsrtas y&plstlEx TIE oTder SsF7
summoned teAre the ssssu aaasass
traitor and tiasd
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

ThAre win The = Wal eoaacil VI the
vugsn workers sk White county asl
a, sparta on IN, FIN, konaay of s.p
snssesr pr Morgan. vstsrsi food a
Ia,rassrsior, has bean ,IAussd to al
thess the esnf~rsnoe - srlsndid
pyxrs'n ia'selns arrsnxsN hrs Wsssa
I'D In chake Of the Arrangements tor
IN msAtnK &
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

No s-asrcvEsa; ssscrs p~csns1 a
sSs carries. u expected In tsa sssss
sstr.tox II 10 certain Lat tssrs ~@A
=. ~ .u--.Ass Il ne tvcpessd rassss
xsxAart. shousx r. srrsslsassy care
tsl TIA. sA~y 40 NOT rsrrss svsSasss q
,s~r~xusxtscas. ssssass ~ nsT - sAsy
via .rs BE- ahss 70 ta1s oArs 81 Ne -
,rr~wrs ~ ta4<s srpst3sss Nor
eAAnr sAcsss - srcseAi1gsy Gsw -
ssu sugar 70 ssy save tAssr s~n Nss
lar c-sssn=ssys In tss ws n~ -
,rvssy s-s~saA1lr rc,sts tssr tsSAA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23
OUR SAVED FOOD
FED THE ALLIES
Food Administrator Writes '9resh
dent America Conserved I4l~
00t), 1000 Bushels Wheat.
CREDIT DUE TO WOMEN


Conservation measures aPp1is3 ~
the AA,erigsu IfsssVls eushlrsi the fais.
sd States to shIp 10 The Allied fsspaes
and 10 oas oWn sorr,s oversees H.
sltsse bushels III as,rat sad sis4.o N
tsU pounds Ut ineag ss4rlhg tbs paas
year, valued In all AZ 81. isst.sssAts)A
This MAY accomplished in tas gasr ~ 4
serious toad shortage In this eaantry,
hes.~aSing the sh3leheasiedaes1 and
patrlot.stn with asAeh ghs Ameriean
people have niet ths feed crIais abroad.
VOID Administrators iigSyoF. 10 lss-
l.f " rressdect Nilsea. explains how
thr sstaatsou aas nsS The sosaniAry
nSsf1a.iun ptoStqm tQslrr'Si ~ The
Food Administration shted che p.liss
% VI the millloas ~ buAhr,s cs beAt
aafiug ieiT ~ Hnt Tia saipmsat 81
meat during iai1 Is
III. total salas ~ I'll foast ship
rimass nv Allied destinations accounted
10 81. +la. aspD.tssA all this teod teiag
bought through or Ia roIiAbars ,icB
With tbs Ftsod Administration These
figures are alt has~a on pes'elAl reports
aad represent food exports feg he
hsrves, year that e,os.d June S0, lals
Tbs shipmvnFs Of NESTS api fats
tlpc!aaiug meat rrodacts fatrt prod.
ucts. vegetable oils ege. TO Allied des.
tiuaftftas wyrta aa f5ilaWs
f1seal year 1919 I. ltsi 'ssl fssi 1ha
Fiscal year 1917 rs. Il OH. toa ssssibN
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

FOR SALk--fiue Thoroughbred
Jersey belief iust iieshensi. PR.
ieetls gentle, aud one o! lbs 4nns,
promising hetsers ! have ever rAisad
VII sail tss-ouah,s i. Sc ms 81
o"ee l.. N sensing
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23
TAYLOR Bros. and Davis
Direc.
tors and I'm.
balmeH.

We carry q cnE,Psfst
res u latfsas aaa Lss-
Ieis Al call. gsstn
p~arust attentssse. Ay
OF u,sst. rss passes
csti.eas' RI Ssrsse-.
Aas w. III Ress6sscs
Tspas l.umsaSt&~s -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

A s<s&rses ,sts nss wks 10 ssosy IL
serrsss'a "a sets e 10 Aass Lac IA ~
!rs "a BIZ
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

Ipsr.ass y, .,.,....,..si +.i-s.l,sst leA
Our slaugkterstle animals At Ga. be-.
g'nnlng OF ia. las, hsesi year wvss not
appF~stahly larger titan the sear be-
fore and particularly In hogs hey
were probably less. The Increase To
shipments Ia dBs 10 conservation and
tho extra weight " animals added hy
our farmers
The full vfrert " these efforts legan
20 hear their brsy ressalts In the las,
half ~ the tlsgai year v bea the OK.
ports 10 she Allies were a,lKs, 10Y on,
pounds, as ssaiRst I 2,isi H4,Qes pounds
In the same psgtes ~ thv YEAR b-Sara.
This compares with an average NJ
Sol 600 .fslo pounds Of total eaieFss far
the s@me half years In the three year
pre- War period
In eers@ls and cereal products re-
Ss.et to tesas ~ cVreal bushels aar
shipments % Allied destinations have
been
Fiscal year 1867 80 i<sl tssl Itls hs,s
ristal year 1868 $40. sst oeD bushels
Increase .,.,,.., sti.es> 90 bushels
or thess cereals cur shipments 81
The prime breaistaTs IN the tfscal year
1917 ~ 10 t'sltd DESTINATIONS wess
Wheat lsi. ,ss,ias1 husFTels arA Of rye
100000 bushels = total u Ia, 900.
$50 bushels
The exports 90 Allied destinations
1ur,ng he Is al year lal6l II were
Wheat l9A,tts 90 snshela and rys
?,.Sna tso bushels. total 81 lS-. irc. go
bushels In addition same l0.eu,ep
bushels ~ 1917 whea, are saN In port
for Allied destinations ar en route
thereto The total shipments 10 Allied
countries trum eur les, harvest ~
~hss, ~tI] be therefore. about fsi.MO.-
as bushels. ar a ttsai ~ isAasteGG
bushels Of prime trssasturs In "a,
d,tlun 10 this so have saipnsi same
insstso hylSetls 10 nentrals depend.
snt upon as ard We have received
come Imports from othet quarters
THIS accomplishment ot cur people
In tt1ss nRt'sr s~euyt~ osis e4ed sgaer~
clearly Il We heA In uiad that are Md
s'ai!shll". ~ ~ .6.gal tssy Isisi'
frrp hc, carty.eScr sad IS sgrpI.
over aGr normal consumption ~ ~
aa a. so bushels ~ heat " u ;, Va,
werr sbla 70 e>l"rt hat yey eithoot
r~ncaIus on uar tssgee NJ
Hoover ssta 'TNis is-' y A. b,3wrvcr
ewing 30 ~" LARGE "a " a, n. lpii
~hrat crop We hs3ff anant. fro,n net
carry ever an1 .~eAo .taa and la,e~n
oniy 'asi ~ q, oU rorrpat consanr
'i'n ryfote Sir vhss, shipments
:" ~ I'd tt~%'ss'' t'rns r~rrvs-t ~
Pre- ,sms,sly say iAss sron ourN cwr
Sheat bread
These dgares however. i,s rot tally
c~nvey the yo@nnr n tht EFFORT wat
sAcvtncs assie during ~ past ytai
By the whole American people. ~
ys,s the t'&Arlaern' ~gStt 1T oar sxrs
cultural r4egaiatioa ID ptst.rg q rlncf
Increased acreage IN iaf- cot ssly ~si
there q very lane tsflaye trt X s~at
bat also the corr fsEAss a. rat are prnp
sriy. aa4 ear o,sa Is ar toinsr ant gro,
Il am sare, Mr Ia,vcr sro;s IL
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1918-03-08
TIE RED CROSS NURSES OF EUROPE
ARE GIVING TOASTED
" CIGARETTES TO TIE BOYS

To anyone who doesn't 1.lov of the
wonderful advances that have been made
In the preparation Of smoking tobaccos
in the last few years it may sound strange
to speak of toasted cigarettes.
Strictly speaking, we should say ciga-
rettes made of toasted tobacco; the smoI,-
ers of this country will recognize it more
readily by its trade name, LUCKY
STRIKE the toasted cigarette.
The American Tobacco Company are
producing millions of these toasted ciga-
rettes and these are being bought in
enormous quantities through the various
tobacco funds conducted by the news
papers of the country and forwarded
through the Red Cross Society to the boys
in France.
This new process Of treating tobacco
not only improves the flavor of the tobacco
but it seals in this flavor and makes
the cigarettes keep better.
The Red Cross nurse is always glad to
have cigarette for the wounded soldier,
as, in most instances, that is the first
thing asked for.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1918-03-08
Notice for Publication.
0l4257
ISOLATED TRACT
PUBLIC LAND SALE

Departmeht of the Interior. u S. Land
onice at Fort Sumner, New Mexico, FEB. 49,
loiS.
NOTICES hereby giventhat as directed by
the Commissioner of the General Land once
under provisionsof Sec. 1856. II. s.. pursuant
70 the application of BENJAMIN f. Good.
Serial No. O14e57, we will offer
III public sale. to the highest bidder but at not
less than $3.50 per acre. at 1 O'clock P. NJ, on
She 18th day of April. next. at this ONCE. the
following tract OF land: SEJ{sWA See. 80.
II 81 x, 30 f.. N. M. p. NJ.
The sale wilnot be kept open. but win be
declared closed when those present at the
hour named have ceased bidding. The person
making the highest bid will be required to i'm
mediately pay to the Receiver the amour
thereof.
ANY person claiming adversely the above
described land are advised TO Gle their claim,
or objections, on or before the time desiEnAt
ed for sale.
4. J. Evans.
Register.
Mebl Meh-ss.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1918-03-08
Notice for Publication.
OlO3S2
ISOLATED TRACT
PUBLIC SALE

Department OF the Interior, U.
Land Office, at Roswell, n. Nj.
Feb. ls, 1918.
NOTICE is hereby given that as directed by
the Commissioner OF the General Land ON e
under provisions Of Sec. s4h5. r. s.. pursian'
TO the application of Rebeeca NJ King. Seria
No. Olosa2. we will oherRt public sale. 10 tho
highest bidder. but at not less than $3.50 pei
acre, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. on the 18th. day OF
April. next. at this once, the following traci
of land: SEAsWH Sec %, NEl(NW Sec
20, II. as. r. 80 F., N. M,PM.
The sale win not be kept open. but win bt
declared closed when those present at TIE
hour named have ceased biddldg. The persOr
making the highest bid will be required to i'm
mediately pay to the Receiver the amount
tehreOf
ANY persons claiming adversely the above
described land are advised to file their claim
or objections. % 81 before the time designate
for sale,
Emmett Patton. Register.
Mob APPS
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O2e435
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior. nj

department OF the Interior, U. s.
Land ofhce at Roswell. n. NJ. Feb. 7. 1918.
Notice is hereby given that james f. Burl,
'ef Beaz N. NJ who, en- Oct. s. 1914 made HID
lE. No. Os9l9s, for swH. See. 3. To. 10. Range
NOE N. NJ. p. Meridian. has hled notice Of in
itentiOn to make Final three year Proof, ,c
establish claim to the land above desc ,ibed
before Dan c. Savage, U. s. Commissioner II
his eHlce' at Boaz, N. M. Mch 20, 1918.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Perry W. Brown, Florence D. Clark, william
Homer, William A. Shira, all of t,oaz. N. Nj.
Emmltt Patton,
Ee0 10 "'h 10 Register,
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1918-03-08

Miss Dora Howell is nome
from Boston, where She has
completed her course in domes-
tic science at the New England
Cookery School. Miss Howell!
spent TWO weeks Ell route home
visiting former Athens College
friends at Birmingham Ala,
Miss Howell has had glorious
winter. IN Boston. - Roswell
evening News.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1918-03-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
na1Asa

OS3459
department of the Interior, U. S. Lana
~nee At Roswell. N. NJ. Jan 20, 1918
Voice ishere BY Eiven that Hazard Henr,
81 Aenns' n NJ, who on Dee. 2. 1915. MAJ
~ ,. Ne, e3sS9. for Lots TEA sw1e, ana 80 ~
sen, See. s; Tow nship $, Range 32E. N NJ
= Merlalan' has 1led notice Of intention ~
naks n"al three year proof to establish claim
% eAe land above described, before Dan G,
'Se'sse u 5. Commissioner in his once A.,
AsRR'' N. NJ. on March 9. 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses.
seRp w. B. Ward, Willie. II. Cryer. these
~ valley View N. M. Il. Dexter Gouty,
9saR A. jones'. these of Kenna. n. M.
Emmett Patton Register.
Feb. Meal