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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
Attorney-Genera Bowman
Announces for Rc-electioa

Elise where In this issue will he
found the announcement of John II,
Bowman as candidate 10 succeed
himself ss Attorney General III the
Ninth Judicial District, Mr.. How-
man Is we'll known in Dickson
County and has a hos, Of friends
here. Hr was horn and reared In
Humphreys County. aud by his own
sheer will.powes and natural shiliiy
he has earned the worthy distinction
ot being one oi the strongest and
foremost Aitotney.Genersls In Ten
nessee.
Mr.. Bowman. when a young nan.
was elected Mayor III Wav~rly and
served his home town NJ chiei az.
ecutive for several years. During
his administration the fine public
school building was erected. aud Ii
WAS through his petsonal eGoeis that
the scisssea' '4sas4isss~uws4 Nv HavAYfY afw
indebted at this time to the superior
educational advantages II that
thriving little city.
In 1905. Mr. Bowman was elect.
cd Attorney General 10 fiN out The
unexpir~d term ai X. l.. Peck. In
this race Mr Rowman<<ss opposed
by many strong lawyers. but easily
led in the race. and two years later
was reelected without opposition
and served Z iull term. With ten
years service ~ At.ofney.General
he has made the record ~ 4 forei.
BILE advocate oil Law enforcement,
yet, when the nnfonnnnte criminal
deserves meicy. no one IN more
charitable than John b. Bowman
We, trust biekaan c.aanty vii, prove
lie appreciation oi Mr., Bowman's
services by giving him q complete
and iull endorsement.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
Gard.

TO the Voters OF Dickscn County:
| sm a candidate iN the office ot
County Judge Of Dickson County.
| make this announcement subject
to the will u the Democratic party.
should the party see proper to take
any action. Tor | am 4 democrat.
The people oi the county want ap
economical. impartial and business
like administration oi internal u
iaiss, stripped Of political ia,erm<d.
ilins sne Tree from any sort oi mar.
row. partial spirit, This II the more
uecssssry whiis our nation w en-.
gagged in the great war. requiring
the united effort Of all citiaens
When peace comes il will he more
necessary. because We will confront
Z new order q! thinking and living
There mus, be q complete resdiast.
mens in our national life. and D'ck
son County must be prepared 10
reach and cope With changed con
dit,ons.
/, il my earnes. desire IN render
every aid that | can to~s'd Masking
my county one II the best in Ten.
nessee. We want to encourage en'
,erprise and thrift. We want to
stink better, live better. and ac'
complish more than We have eve'
done. We are q nex, door reishhot
to our capitol city. who're develop
gneas is just beginning. We nr~d
TO. keep pace With the time, To do
20 Dickson County rnuss be tnapsg.
"a a. business institution.
II elec. .vy,. shsll ses ,has oar
snaucial interests are properly I'D.
ministe.~d and all our Institutions
are properly cared fw. ! respeet-
| |tully ask the people to support me
on sueh 4 platform fa the ostca n
County Jodse
Since writing the ADORE announce
men,, thy attention 10 called TO sa
ediscrial sppesrins in shs Daessos
County Herald last ~ees in regard
/ to 4 prospective csn@i,sats fct Coun-
ty Judr- 1 waEs 10 assure ths
| voters that | an not the persor
rs.@sred 10 in tbs, article. ln the
| 6x, place, I am not . party to o.
| member al any political Clique a'
ring. and hsse nsvsr besa; and. n
Iihe sesonj plsee. ] have neys'
uetsicsnrd 10 snyone. NOT had any
lane rseGsicn 10 me. nsihine about
a raise in she salsry. | have statsl
pnhlsely that | knos The amoaa'
the Cesnsy Judge IL 10 receive. art
| Am runuiag fs The os6ce With 81
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
Entertaiament fsr Henefis
Of Red Cross Friday Night

An satestainmsRt that promises
10 hs the nast artistic sna pleasing
Dickson hs& ever enjoyed will he
gissn q Dtcksun College Sehosl
Auditorium Friday night March
Nsh. \ O'Clock. This entertain
in<n, is andsr the direction al Mss.
Joe q, Weenss. and the entire pro.
eeeas will M to thu County Red
Cross Chaptef.
:" The program will he op~aed with
= clever easneiy, drama, Our Aunt
From California. " enacted by Mrs.
Wsems. Mssses Winnie Mci.aaxhlin.
Maryo-rsis Ba,,s. Mary WhesleF
Maary. Dnllys Sage. Mary Walker
and Nellie Rursi~, Other features
will be patriotic readings, songs.
drills pantomlmss and dancss
Vocal solos will I've rendered by
Misses Kate Coleman sud Helene
Hudson.
Lets everybody work together tn
tnak~ ttsi# vnsrstxinm~ns II tsuse
success, Qai.e y numhes oi oat.os-
to~a aasess will attend. Ths ad.-
nsiasion fse il .Es and I5 cents,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
Notice to Municipal
Taxpayers. Of Riskson

The Municipal ,axsa;M the town
oi Dicksoa have h.f<3Nue since lA
pt November. iat5f All persons
who have no, pa2smunieipal ,a,e,
or any other sdn,s due the to~n,
plesse come + s&srd and settle, in
order that ,toi,y may be able to
meet ,ts 4 fsstlons
This Hsh y lsl,,
- John Shelley. Collector.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
OVER Sle,ooo E WAR
SAVING STAMPS SUD


AT the patriotic msss. meeting
heid Iii The auditorium oi Ustmoni
School Tuesday eyenias, the eiti.
sens II Dicksoa and community
sabssihed sl0.sOn 90 in Thril,
Stamps and War Saving CertiH.
casss. The occasion was the ap.
pesraisse Ia the city o! Lsp.. H. b,
Johnson oi the Officers Training
CslAp. Chieamsass. Ca. and Mr..
Richard Hardy. Vice Director oi
War Savings In Tennesses. who
Nth addressed one III the lsfRe.,
Fsnd most enthusiastic audiences
ssr~t has rsetmhisa' In i,ittaon Iii
some time. Many Allied to gain
simit.aaee 10 the building, An
Fssrseisl Feature til. connection With
.hs patriotic meeting. and which 10
a large measure Was responsible tor
the large crowd In the city. wss
the exhibition drill ot Captain II,
II. Sells Company Of National
Guard un Main Street at ! O'Clock,
which was viewed by large con.
course. At q O'Clock Company G.
marched in body to the auditor.
iam. y section having been rc.cry.
ed there for the guasdsmen.
The County Chairman. s. G
Rob .rtson. presided. and present.
ed the speakers. Capt. Johnson
was the frs. to be heard. his topic
being Two Years on the Western
Front" in which was related many
thrilling experiences witnessed BY
the speaker during the time he was
in service OF the British Army.
The appeal ot Mr.. Hardy. in urx.
,na his hearers to aid the Govern.
men, by the purchasing of Thrift
and War Savings Stamps, was
toteeful. earnest aud soul stirring.
Ih~ sssaits obtAsAsd were quite
gratifying 70 the management oi
..he. sW.sI .Sax,naa Iss,nnaaan. g, s,s ~.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
Don't Miss the Red Cross Entertainment Dickson College, Friday Eve March o


War savings Dag in T#nnpsses. =
a. Designated Tor last Saturday by
Governor Rye. wac dnIy observed
here In thn afternoon. when quite 4
large aumber oi enthusiastic cisi.
lens ass~tabled at ths Alamo Thea.
ire 20 hear patriotic addresses ia
the interest oi Thfiit and War Saw.
lngs Stamps. II had also been
planned to have Miss Della Uxnch
'oi Nashville address the Iadias 10
the forenoon a, the local theatre,
oo. she being unsvoid.bly detained
at her home, this meeting was not
held.
Al | o'clock the meeting was
called to order by the County Char.
man. y, Graham Rotsr,soa. who
presented the principal speakers Of
the occasion, Hon. Clyde shropshire
Of Nashville and Rev. James Duer
OF Ciarksvil!s. Both speakers, in
iosc1ful and eloquent terms. prr.
.ented 10 the audience The war stu.
stios AZ /! exists--lhe dire need ot
the soldiers In France. who have
70 BE- kspt ~sil,saaippsd ~,la .aat,.
ammunition, tsoi. clothing. etc 4,
and that TO maintain this necessity
the Government IL using the Thrift,
Stamp ~ one of the special agen.
cies. and Ia counting nn her people,
TO respond TO the movement when.
eyer the opportunity presents Itself.
Each speaker was given close atien.
ton, and no douo, the campaign in
this county received a great impetus
a. result oi War Savings Day
in Dickson,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29

Edward WsHscs Hixinn. ssed II
Year,. died in = Nashville hospital
Saturday night. March 23sd. q, ten
clock. after an illness 81 one week
wi,h paeumnMis. Hv was employ.
ed at the Nal Drug Store ou Broad.
say. Nashville, when taken SICK,
aud his death came ~ shock n
his many trends hers asd else.
shsse,
HIS svmsina wer- brought TO Dick
.sn SUNDAY incoming ard conveyed
10 ,ae tcsns ot hi- mother. Mrs. J
4. Hisfen. Joe, eas, ot iown. snd
iaasral services were cuedncted a
The Flrs, Baptist Cha-ch Moaisy
afternoon by the pssinx. Rev Vii
san woAcock. aud his rmain,
laid to res, in Union c*ua-ssry,
Besides ME moiheA he u survives
by tua brothers, Waller ari Roberr
Hisdan. and cos sister, Miss iuss
gene Hisson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
INJUNCTION uwsMI
IS conPlcnEE1.
Ms. MlAliAnl& Agrees 70 Dls-
miss ne sslt Aad III
City Pays oil costs
a. In The G.ase.

The in,aaesiaa lA~pait AscssAs
/ by W. b. williams aeaiast ths
Tc~a al Diek&on wss TN wssk
compensated and suii dismlse~d.
Nh. Williams agreed 10 dlsmla ths
sui, provided tho Tcwu oi nieAsaa
would pay .hs court coss IN she csss
aai pay r, l., leach go Cd u ~
,orney's Ice. The ro~n had an.
plny~d J A, Clement 10 6sht The
suit. and his lee was 900 90 II
Cost the Town VI Dieksoa siN 10
lo have the rai, dismissed. II ~as
dsciued by the City Council " pay
hack III sli parties who doAatsd
funds 10 fight she suit. ~ the Ccen.
|sFtl h u thsoasAl 4 .hssl N Ras sshs ltA,
charges necessary Ia compfosriss
the suit. out al the City Treasury
70 ihs, the burden and expense Al
the sui, would rect upon ail md hs
hernc alike By sil tbs laxpayses VI
the town.
This injunction suit was pssssd
Upon by Judge Stout at Wavesly
several day. sso. and the inianesioa
relative To TIN rate On electric lights
aud water VA. dismissed. and shcss
who favored a compsomiss thought
Il best Tor The town 10 pay out tl65
rather than have our little city ~.
pear In bad l,sh, h%toss the world,
IN sighting among our~sives.
Tho charge 81 el.30 ia lishts
and water will ccnunae 10 stand.
according 70 Judge stout's decision.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
II MEN From COUNTY
70 LEAVE here APRIL |
Sec'y. Of Local Board Makes
Report As 10 Final Classi.
fication--749 Men
In Class One.

Below IN the liat oi white hoys Il
leave hrte on April lst inf Camp
Gofdon, Atlanta. Ga they having
been notified to appear at The office
oi the Local Exemption Board a,
I'D D'clsck q. M, and will leave on
the 7.2l train thlt t7eninK,
Herman Scott White Bluff.
Byron Atkins Boone, Dickson.
Russell Ellridsr, Dickson.
Jas. Franklin McCaul. Dickson
John Wesley Myers. Vanleer.
Wm, Luther Browning. vanlser.
Robert Lester Choate, Sylvia.
tAlternat@) Fred Allen Butler
Charlotte. .....
a@s an april 2nd, The following
negroes have been notified to appsa,
sssa. !ssass ens;, sts4 .7lN ssxsa In
Camp Meade, Maryland
Robert Blacksmith. Charlotte,
ius List, Dickson.
Ill Kelly. Dickson.
Edward Hall, Dickson.
Hefschei HolIiuswor,h, cumber.
land Furnace.
(Aiternatrsl Roy Robinson. Char
lo,,e: Finley Pollard, Sylvia,
II in understood that there are
ye, II negroes 10 90 In the first
drait 10 complete Dickson County's =
fall quota of lbi, The Local Beard
has no definite information as 10
when ,ha next call will he made,
bu, II IL thought i, will come In a
short time.
II N. Williams. Secretary OF the
Local Board, has kindly furnished
The Herald with a report Of the
tinnl classification by the Local aud
Dlsric. Boards oi all registrants
within the jurisdiction Of this Board
who were required TO hle question.
naires.
The report shows that there are
2i9 men in Glass One, Of which, III
ara nassas~~ In Clans Two ,lhars
are rs white men and y negroes,
Class Three, 81 whites aud 10 ne,
sroes; Glass Four. TOG whites and
81 negroes. aud Ia Cla.s Five l5l
whites and Ii negroes, ~ men
originally placed in Class one were
Internationally rejected and placed
in Glass Fivs. Division q. /. Ia
also shown hon the report that
there were 100 white men aud 30
negroes whn are classified as being
physically qualified ior general mill.
taty service, and six white men ~
being qualified Tor only limited
military service.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
RED cROSS clnPllem
HlnOEREO By WEATHER
Days Work Not Fully known
But wiz Likely be SO Per
Cent Short OF What
II Should Be.

WsA t0 express my AFpftctA'
Fsson so tar workers. ior 'sf,eir suppot,
given in the undertaking On Las,
Sunday oi soliciting members ios
tha Red Cross Society. Results ara
moi just what we had hoped ios. hu,
considering the day | suppose We
should not complain | take ti.s
means OF thanking the workers, be-.
cause !, may be some time before |
see all oi them aud thank them per.
sonslly. Some oi these have ex-
pressed themselves M enjoying thy
work, ard am sure that rveiy
patriotic American. citizen lsals .lsss
same wsy--and l know that every.
one selected for this work Ia 4 pa,
.raesae AsSeesasn citissa. ,a:.ys'>'
Jus. what tbs results oi sufday's q
etIoNa are | ann unable If ssate a,
this time, az y number VI the work
srs have not reported. aid ci course
until the committees appointed
make their report the fesulis came,
he known. 0ne speaker wss unable
to meet his appointment ON account,
ii thu eondi,ioFoi his health and
has requested slA' he hr allowed To
iill IL later. ahieh request was ap
precia,ed fad granted. Another
speaker Ior some reason failed TO
meet h,s appointment, and this 10
calisy. wis very much disappointed,
aud li,s,ss that A speaker come to
them. = Arrangements have been
inside iot Mr.. II II. Sell to fll this
r,bointnitn, next Sunday afternoon
HI 3 o'clock. He will 10 TO Bells
burg aud speak al MI Liberty, Ii.
Presbyterian Church at that place
II there arr other points In The
county sha. we're not reached Sun
day and they desire to have a par,
in this Red Cross Society work y.
will be glad 10 assist in any way VI.
can by making appointmsnts md.
sending speakers, il they Will let i,
be k.iown.
Dickson County should have 1900
memhefs. aud from the way seports
are coming Ia We believe We will
fall hity per cent short Of this uutn.
her. The American Red Cross 30.
ciety ID a strong organization doing
great work, and every man, wo
man and child tha, can should be.
cone a member. By becoming .
member you would help to relieve
suffering saa ninisie, to those In
need come where. II you will send
your name and address with dol.
las 10 Miss Edith Badge, Dickson
Tenn. your name will he enrolled
~ A member Of the Dickson Count,
Chapter II ,fis American Red Crose,
and a receipt mailed you showing
'nat you arp member, Fifty cent
u this money goes 10 the National
organization and fifty CENTS IL KEEP,
by the iotat Chsptef To buy raw
material to he worked up into iini.h.
I'd garments 10 he used in the hoe
pitals and by the s,ldi-rs. | trust
that everyone who rsads this article
will think the matter over seriously
and If DO. already 4 member will
become a member a, the earliest
opportunity.
Again thanking the workers and
all who responded to their requests.
| am. Yours very truly.
II. T. COWAS. Chairman. =
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29

We have on band plenty oi the
Old Indian Liver 4 Kidney Medi.
cins" which We have heen ou, ot
Bring vnur coupons and VT will re,
deem them
CI4EMORE PHARMACY.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-13
HARD GOING
 TO RIG kiNlEY
The New Alaskan Railroad Is Rapidly Nearing the Newest
 National Park

How inaccessible our Rewes, na- .ional park, Mount McKinkley, still re- mains is graphically suggested iu the account which Herbert \ Meyer. as s.stant to Secretary oi the Interior Lane. gives Of his las; summers trip mo the great northwest in connect on with the Alaska Railroad which the Government is building. He had reached Alaska by the inside passage md frcm Seward, the seaboard ter m.nal Of the new railroad. had 1Tay- e.,ed a hundred and fourteen miles hy rail 10 Anchorage. the present head quarters, where he was still hun dred and fifty miles from the point where the station for the Mount Me kin,ey National Park probably will be coated. His progress from Anchorage toward Mckinley was picturesque
 T was making trip ID the line" " said Mir. Meyer, with the intention O. go-ng as far into the interior as my limited time would permit We had t-aye.ed by rail until cEe end Of the track was reached and had then con
 :nued by blackboard ani saddle for many miles over rough corduroy road through dense underg-owth, over hall. -crgo.ten trails crossing sloughs where he mud and muck would be body-deep 0a the horses, tording streams and swimming rapid rivers until finally the bank cf the Susitna River was reached have no hesitation in saying that the sight of the river was yer: pleasant after two such days in -he saddle.
 Toward Mckinley by fiatboat.
 The Susitna, like most glacial streams is exceedingly rapid and for he most part very s.alloT, with jut- ting rocks to make navigation difficult and dangerous. The problem con- fronting the engineers at this point was to find the most efficient and eco ncn:cal way by which men and sup plies could be transported further along the line. Two methods pre- scented ;hemselves-of building wagon roads. or Of utilizing the river. The cost Of constructing even temporary reads in such d ccuntr- would be ex- treme.y high. Could the river be u;il
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-13
ENTERTAIN sEHlYHEcs

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 We travelled up the susitna for aear.y three days. an unbrokan wilder ness cn one side of the river. and q railroad grade on the other. <. times
 -e river hroadeas to nearly q mile in width and then separates into nulner- ous narrow channels. like the fingers (: c.,a hand. The boat. toiling up the river. would now and then become stranded on some sand bank. and the -Ren wou,1 get out the.r long poles to push back into the ever-changing channel; a. other times the river would broaden out ani be practically to:.cn.ess. The difficulties of navi- ga.ing . stream Of this character can
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 ouid te made. When this happened t would be necessary 10 explore for --" channel. perhaps tAe whole course 9i ;,.e river having been changed since -as fast trip Of the beat. What had
 59Eler!y teen the enamel might be ny land and what had been bank c earth mignJ nov i3a . channel.
 "The Nonosch of Mountains.'
 The weather was delightful, and in tl.s we were particularly fortunate, -ecause, fer nearly eighteen hours each day, the great Alaskan Range of mountains was in clear view, the i'm pressiye scene oi -Loune Mckinley in sll it's majesty presenting Q spectacle oi never-ending charm and wonder ment. Each new bend ii the river wcu.d afford some new view of this monarch of mountains. Mckinley is fankei ty two gigantic mountain at .endan.s, each monarch in his own right, their peaks prominently lifted atove the surrounding mountain range but surpassed in height, beauty
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-13
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