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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-29
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Useful Recipes
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Furnished by Mrs. Edith Wilson
Roberts, Nho spoke a, IL 6hsaianqua
oa food conservation, Saturday.
whelt'sss Yeast bread
Into cup corn meal stir l cup cold
wa,ef. Ad1 > elps boiling wa er, boil
. minutes, aai cook in double boiler
25 minutes. Cool to luke warm. Add .
yeast cakes soaked in ! cup luke
warm wafer. Of "s,arter" is used, re-
serve cups water from the eornmeal
mush and put in 2ls cups liquid start
er in pace of the compressed yeast.)
Add ? teaspoons corn syrup. tea,
spoons liquid fat. and tablespoon
salt. Beat in cup barley or Oat flour.
Beat well and set to rise for two hours.
Sift together two cups barley flour, =
cups oat flour, and cup eernstareh.
Beat into the sponge with strong
spoon until it is a soft dough consist
encp. Pu' into pans
For taking in range put into a
warm oven as for a rising oven, about
S5 degrees Farenheit. Maintain this
low temperature for 20 minutes, and
then increase the temperature gradual
ly to low baking temperature. The
baking from the time it goes into the
oven should occupy y hours.
If gas or electricity is used, put
bread into oven, turn on heat very
low, and continue as above
This recipe makes two loaves.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-29

and advise all ailing women to try
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and + will guarantee they will
derive great benefit from IT, Mrs.
FRANK FITZGERALD, 25 N. 41st Street,
West Philadelphia, Pa.
There are thousands of women every
where in Mrs. Fitzgerald's condition,
suffering from nervousness, backache,
headaches, and other symptoms of q
functional arrangement. 1t was a
grateful spirit for health restored which
led her to write this letter so that other
women may benefit from her experience
and find health as she has done.
For suggestions in regard oyour con-
dition write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass. The result of their
20 years experience is at your service.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-29
Raw Potato Gridde Cakes

Grind 4 good sized potatoes and /
onion very fine through food chopper,
Add 2 eggs, | teaspoon salt and just
enough meal or substitute flour to
bind.
Bake hike pancakes on hot creased
griddle, and serve with syrup, honey
or apple sauce. These cakes require
longer, slower baking than ordinary
griddle cakes. Grated green corn may
be substituted for the onion and 20
tato, for q delicious midsummer frit
ter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-29
Cottaga Cheese Cakes

CA HoOverized old English recipe)
! cup fresh curd
2 tablespoons syrup or honey
Yolks of two eggs
A grating of nutmeg
1l2 tablespoons melted fat
tablespoons. sweet milk
l-3 cup dried currants or small rails
ms.
Line patty tins with any good sub
stitute pastry crust and fill with the
above mixture. Bake in moderate ov-
en- about 20 minutes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-29
Cottage Cheese and Nut Loaf

Cottage Cheese and Nut Loaf
| cup cottage cheese
] cup chopped nut meats
] cup bread crumbs
Juice " lemon
teaspoon salt
a teaspoon pepper
tablespoons chopped onions
| tablespoon fat.
Cook the onion in the fat with e
little warm water until tender; add
to the other ingredients. moistening
the mixture with water or meat stock,
Pour into baking dish and brown
in the oven. Cooked lima or other beans
that have tesn run through sieve
may be used instead of the nut meats.
Tama.e Pie
(Seryes six
Make hush by stirring cups
corn meal and and Y teaspoons salt
into cups boiling water Cook in dou
Bile boiler 45 minutes
onion Chopped or sliced)
| teaspoon fat
| teaspoon salt
| pound hamburger stead.
2 cups tomatoes
y teaspoon cayenne pepper or
chopped (smalD green pepper.
Cook the onion in the fat; add the
hamburger and stir until red color dis
appears. Add the tomatoes, salt ana
pepper Line well creased baking
dish with layer Of the cornmeai
mush Add the seasoned meat aud GOV.
er with the remaining mush. Bake 30
minutes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-29

DStH III Dtl nedilil
and had several at
tacks of nervous
prostration until it
seemed as if the
organs in my whole
body were worn
out. ] was finally
persuaded to try
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound and it made
a well woman of
me. | can now do
Ill -. L..,.a.z..f-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-29
Cottage Cheese and Liver Salad

] cup cottage cheese
| cup cooked liver run through food
chopper
cup mayonnaise dressing
l-3 cup chopped chives, olives, pi-
mentos or green peppers.
Mix well and serve on leaf of let
tuce.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-29
Corn Flour Drop Biscuit


~ cups liquid
2 2-3 cups corn flour
A level teaspoons baking powder
] teaspoon salt
Steamed Brown Bread
IL cups corn meal
l1a cups barley flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
4 teaspoon ginger
| teaspoon soda
| cup sour milk
3-4 cup molasses.
sSift the dry ingredients together
and combine with the liquids, beat well
and steam In well creased brown bread
tin or baking powder cans to 3
hours (aecording to size of tins)
Better still bake in the fireless cook
er and conserve sfuel.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-29

| teaspoon soda
3-4 teaspoon salt
2 teaspoons ginger
ll2 teaspoons cinnamon
l cup sour milk
] cup molasses
| egg (may be omitted)
Sift together dry ingredients and
cObine with liquids and the egg. Beat
well and bake in moderate oven. If a
rieher bread is desired add l cup seed
raisins dredged in the flour, to the
recipe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-29
Oatmeal Gems or "Hermits

7 pound ground rolled oats
/ cup chopped nuts and raisins, (mix
ed)
cup white caro- syrup
2 level teaspoons baking. powder
Y teaspoon salt
II cups sweet milk
favoring to suit taste
Mix well and bake either in hot
gem pan as muffins, or drop from
spoon on creased tin as "hermits -
Notice that this recipe contains no
sugar and no fat save those furnished
by the caro- and the rasins, and by the
nuts,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-29
NERVOUS
PROSTRATiON
May be Overcome by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound This
Letter Proves l..

West Philadelphia, Pa. -" During the
thirty years | have been married, | have
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22
Free Flower Seed
Hastings Catalogue
Tells You About e

No matter whether yea farm on a
large ~ 40 NJ oHly plant vegetables
et GowrT- Il = SaaAh WAY. WA neea
Hastings lals Seed Catalogue rs
F9ajN DOW ard We hsve a copy for
yoa absolutely free. II YOU write for IL.
mentioning the name Of this paper.
IL addition 10 showing s9g abo4, all
TIE varieties 81 vegetables, farm
grass, clover sSd a3ser seeds. oar
catalogue tells how you can ses fress
FIVE splendid varieties ot easily gvo'su,
yet ocsgttfal flowers. with which to
acs1tity your hozle Surroundings
Gasi seeds Of almost every k.-s
are scarce ,hls srssos, ard yoa exny
AFFORD 10 take chsrces In year seed
s1ps,y Hastings Seeds are depend,
shle ssy<is. the Mind yoa can s,~ays
depend ca having good lacs- with.
lea are going 20 garden or farm
this spring WY rot irsare success
So tar as possible ey starting viii the
righ; seesif rson1 take chances that
sca do Eot have 10 In seeds
Write today fer Hastings 1918
Catalogue It's trwe ard viii both IN
.er~ss asd help wa - succeed in 1918
-, G. AAsrlN6s CO. sseds-sn.
Atlanta Ga--Aayt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22
Public Sale.
Il. BAKER IT Al
H. T WOLFF
Ia Chancet, Al Dickson, Tcnt

Ia thaneety ri Dickson, ithA
Nv virtue Of 81 execution Asued IN me-
b, J J TaYsot. Ciefs and aasse' u the
Chaucen Court al DhcAs,t. Ienn. y
the above canss, | all, an
.SATrhpAY. MARCH ihfH, iHs.
al ,,s~al la from ID AIS fiaiytR5Ssr 1907
IN Dickson, Teus, expose io pubic 'a'F
,o the hisbe., aai best bidder for cHsl'
tie iulion ia. described tract ~ land
l.ying Ia ihs lath CiSli District ST
D,cAsou toau,y, Tenn beginning on ~
oAS, Rpt~rt niiiiaiu > soutts~asi corner,
thence west bH%. lp,les Il rock ifi SAL
rs ,herce south ~ teies I" h1csa's
Ia Ia puses north t,ognJry, thence
east rs /. ps.les 10 = cb~sinlt And red
oak, John byers corner. thence north
~ pn4t. 10 the hsxlnDina, containing ~
acres tnor. ~ ie~, including and eK.
cludias abon, acres heid ~ Il I
" ajte In tie cause oil B. Baker, et n,
~ II 7 Wolfe sad sale atil be sassie
10 satisfy ssaj execution
Tbs Fss,raary sth. 1918
TT COLEMAN. ~ttftt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22

Friday evening u iast seek III
tins iouae III Miss Florence God On
Mafcs. Street vas held the regular
noe,hiy social Of the Christian I'm.
deavos society u the Frs, pwshy.
terrain Churrh The evening wss
u ", delightfully."- spent 10 the par.
slcipation VI gam--. together With
piano selections A very interest.
ing feature VI the games vas an
Automobile Race '~-~a contest 10
WHICH the members and guests w~fs
divided into three groups. With 3
captain 10 each. la the pulling"
oi the stunts that constituted ihr
contest. ysfious one. we're Al TIM
throttle, aud as the race progress
ed enthusiasm waxri great Three
ears we're representative Mitchell,
Ford and Maxwell~-and points xete
credited 10 The car according 10 lie
ability in executing the stunt. Al,
Inc conclusion u the contest. II was
announced tbs, the Ford had wun
hy a lap. the Maxwell being 8 close
second. Mr.. ii, + Cowsn csp,sined
ifSs Eta,s3 $50 S,e''>a., eav ~ .4i.1i >ja5
Al the conclusion n the games
several patriotic selections we're
heartily sung by all present The
vocal numbers siysn by Misse.
Helen Hudson aud Kate Coieman
we're especially enseysi,., Fruits
were served by the hostess at a late
hour. Mise Sanmi Green assisted
the hostess 10 entertaining. The
invited guests were Mics Florence
Sinclair. II ken,un. Misses Sarah
leech. Kate Coleman, Helen Had.
son, Rosanns Oakley s4ss Free.
man aud ka.h,.n y, lis, frees
Correspondent.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22

SQUADS like sons noe hsasing 90
the aide u the house. Some part
u ,iss iafansry taks . hike every
hishs till about eaesea. sh4n drill 40
slsual nsxi day. -.Sw=gs X. t,ay
Sanders. Hdars. NJ. r.. Camp
gAeksun. Columbia. II. &.
Some where in Tsxsa " This is
DOT shat yoa Hpald cali An ideal
place iQs yo0ng narn, ahaelptsly Eo
rules. Have been elected manager
and s.aaei ut Ths MrgspAons. . col.
lese paper here Aisa sing in Qaaf.
,s, and ssle~ Club, Hos IL our old
elass tCIass ~ With | eoaid ,isuv
Ia some day W Carlton Coleman.
6eorg~iewn, Texas,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22
Presh, terian Church Notes.

Announcement. sps feF. aith.
Sabbath Sehooi at Gas, pr~sehIns
service At ii O eiovA ~-suh.ec:, Tie
Shield II Faith, The attn sermon
IN The series OH The Chr,s;isn Ar.
NOR, {, +, at 1 .. IN. and evening
service at :.
On the ti,s, Satity in March. Il e
hougs for the evenlns meetings vii
be changed.
frayerm-e;ins on Wednesday
evenings with choir practice siyes 4
tine opportunity ~ the young PEG.
pie TO inpreTe IL sinsing-ani they
are taking advantage Of il. They
IRE expected to sus in the seven
o'clock service nex, Sabbath.
The pastor exracyei 80 attend the
Boy Scouts meeting 4, Charlotte
Las. Friday evening, hut =. IRE
vented oy the Lhrstisn Enisavor
social at the sane hour. - Pss;or.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22
shEHiFF'e eALg.

by virtue ot three send,toal enplna'
.~sue,i 10 me by the Clerk %! the tlrrui,
Court Vi jackson teanty, | will. On
MONDAY. MARc Ii 3. 1913.
At the Courthouse door IA The town o.
Charlotte. Tena., At nooa. ex1ssr ~ pub
he sal, Ia the hishes, aud b,~. bidder foi
cash the following real estate
FIRST n acres ID the 18th t'iv.l D.
frict ii 1htks1a Coansi S,ouadsi As fsi.
lows North by W r. Williams, south
BY II X Williams, east rs ". H. Nj,
hams, wc~t by II H. Williams lcs,ssi
lpoa ~ tao undivided interest u W ID
y rl.alns, 10 satlsi, judgement OF SIS -,
'ntesast and r,,st, ~ isvuf II " X Wi.
tlsu.s
SECOND Oac-s,x.h Undivided iater.
at IL Lot ! block Il aud l1,L and ,
n block ~ With store house thrron
Lot ~ 10 Heck s., bcinx residence. Al-o
lot l. 10 hloek ~ all in the toat oi
tsnle,t. Tenn levied ugua As the prup
Fty NJ NJ y Jackson, Ia satisfy Judge
nsas al $50 -, intese~t and cost. VA favor
n v Auas, leak 4 to
HARD Il / area III The 18th Ctv.
District vi DeA~,n tounty, boaniei AZ
.liaws North BY ) | Rsumsu, soa,h
~ h,s,a " tissssssv. vast by lsAa .lSstss.
= is. ~ " n liugx,ns kticd ap1n a..
NC pruperty OF VI \ Rssan. ~ satisfy
Judgment o. $SS'. laterr~t And cost, ~
aver Vt G. {, Hail
This tessSiksy 18th. |gl,
7 COLI MAN, ~ber,N
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22
kck-RESlpEkT NOTICE
LAl Din PENNINGTON
-
ISAAC PENNINGTON

ISAAC PENNINGTON
In GhAncvry Court vi Charlotte. Tenn.
In ths cause 1t Appearing 20 the Ciefk
and Mssssf from tie bs!i. which rs swngu
~. iaA; Tie defendant, Isaac FsaGsngtor,
- aon rsssden, VI the state Asd ranaos
,e served wlta process IT as ,bertsusr W.
tered shss tie sad IesAe Pcaaiaston ap-
pear at tie Courteous IN CbAsaosse.
Tsna, an VI before tho
FlI RTH MONDAY N APRIL. i9ls.
ana peal, an.sss os 3sf.a ts tie asA
alsri AsAaS~s lam Ior divorce ~ the above
,saSse, ot she Same s.li t.s taken los csa-
less<d AID tie Cause set lot bearing ex.
24rte
II ~ further orliercf hat tn not.ee
IL pSshiashcs. % s4se tsc kson Csaa,y Her
sd tov ios.g consecutive ~cess. a. retssr.
ei BY IAs.
As,Re~s n.y. AAsd II aassre 10 taaAssosia.
1fena iass February Eth. l3ls.
J. TtfL0R. {, 4 VI.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22
GUARD AGAINST
SORE THROAT

BE on your gard night now aea,n..
sore throat. The atmosphere IL
cbock full of germs that cause sore
throat, and il your system is the
least hI. ciogged up OF weakened.
which ia likely al this time Of the
year, after eating heavy foods all
winter. ySya wxat 10 psyv>is q Esas.
ough cleansing at once by nature y
own method. but no. by taking
nasty. old ealomel or other drastic
eathar,ics. Jps, get . bottle vi Vim
Hepsllca. the universal system purl.
fer and tonic, Ii will cleanse your
liver. kidneys. bowels and your en-
tire system and restore your vitality.
thus guarding you asaIns, eoids,
sore throat aud pneumonia, and
other msladies go prevalent this
time OF year II is nature own
preventive. az we'll A. remedy. and
we So recommend i,
YIN Hepstics ,s nov being intro.
duced and explained a, Clemore
Pharmacy, l',cksea. Tenn. H. r.
sensing 4 Son, charlotte, Tenn,
Warner lrnn Co. Cumberland Fun.
mace, Tenn, " L. Weakly. Belle.
burg. Tenn, W J Hacaet,, Tres
sell. Tenn. v A. Bell X Co, Van
Ter. Tenn apd b. J, K. McClel
land. Tennessee City --adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22
GO no PARTNER


Dickson ptooi IL uhat you want
and ttae statement u this highly re-
spectet resident will Danish all
doubt.
r. Taylor, retired blacksmith
Rickert Aye. says. My kidneys
acted irregulariy and the secrvtioas
we're painful in passing bad Sc.
ger# 5ackach,es. too. got Doan .
Kidney Pills from the Myal. Drag
Co., aud they gave tns great relief. y
Over four years later, Mr. rayLos
ssid Doan's Kidney pills have
never failed to Kiss the relief when
| have hsd occasion TO u-e them.
Price 6Uc, 1t all dealers. Foe
.ef Mliburn Co, Props, Buffalo.
n. Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22
Double Branch.

Mr.. and Mrs Albert Frazier visit
ed the formers sister. Mf~ J. y
Dudley. Sunday.
Born. 70 Mr.. sud Mrs. G. Il. Kim.
hto, February li.h. ten pound
boy.
Mics Sylvia Golden has returned
TO her home al Bon Aqua, after a
two wweks' vi-i, with her uncle snd
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs j. VI. Yates.
Mrs. Dee Rowsn and daughter.
Mary, were guests Of Monroe Hob
saad aud family sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. hennir Myait and
children yleitsd Mr. Mya,ts father,
&C kimbfo. sunday,
Willie Dudley and SISTER, Mis-.
Arizona. visited relatives near Bon
tqas >tsss ~esk,~aa. -, : 49, ,:>,ss,. ;. !, :
Misses Pearl aud Dosia Kimbru
we're guests OF Mrs. Eylf Npfk last
Friday afternoon.
Il. +. Bowen aud w n. klmbro
were 10 Dickson last Saturday oh
business.
Misses Gurtha and Lucy Dudley
Orleana Frazier and Dosa kimbro
we're guests Of Miss Mary Holland
Wednesday afternoon.
Mics Minnie Nelson returned
home Wednesday, alter few days
visit with her brother, W, q. Mel.
soD.
Quit. a number attended the
dance q, the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Willie kimbru Monday night
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22
Merchants Experience
Busy Day Last Saturda,

Last Saturday was the buuies
Saturday the merchants OF Dick
son have experienced since lasI
Christmas. The business secti1f
OF the town was thronged with PEG
pie. and especially was this lfu,
around the feed aud sales stable,
south Of the railroad, where A, y
Hosin had Tor sale carload OF
mules. There we're several Other
stock dealers on hand and the
scene resembled that OF first
Monday in Columbia, OF some
other large mule market
While the men from tn. countr,
were buying swapping and selling
mules, their wives were selling eggs
= Nv ritttsystaaei .ttyws ss,e ss,e PA,
duee houses IN Dickson IN last Sat.
urday bougn, and shipped LEO
dozen OF tggs paying &c per dos
On, which can he seen IL M ilttlt
sum 10 be paid nu, 10 this lo,a,itY
on this one item. II also shows
what the stopping Vi selling oi htn,
aud pulIeis for y law weeks vail d.
towards increasing tie .9s .upph
Of the country. Poultry specialist
say over $50 600 100 eggs were lost
IN tn. lood supply II ths tnltfo
State. each year under the old prae
t,ce oi send,ng hens Ia market at
this season. Figures compiled b.
poultry specialists II the tmtH6
Stars Department vt' asea'ssSsnf'
show that mer. than b,AO 40 lax
lug hens. each capable 4 uyoia,.aa
10 egss. are ~out ~ market from
the Southern States in the winter
and early .prus In. spsc,ah4l.
pMnt out that vhru hen ~ sole
ior meat early III The speins the
farmer gets ~ fSe 'r(ufn Ter Iced
lng and keeping We; through the
worst months IT the year More
over the hen Is marketable Tor poul.
try after shp has produced her
spring Eggs vpuu IN May may
bring two cents pound less than
it does IN February, but thu 10 eses
proiueed hy the hen. ,srs>.y from
wastes mars ,hsn offsets sry ~.
drctinn IN the prise ut'psed for hse
poultry
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22
Register

OAKLEY We are authorized 10 Az
aoanfe h. l.. Oakley an ean lldats ioi
the Office u Register oI Dickson Cosn'
~, subject 10 the ~ill u tbs voters a,
the August eicc tsoa, 1918
WALKER. We are authorized Ia an
nauncs Il. G. Wakes a. candidate
ios tAe Office vi Register. subject 70 lhe
will u the qualified voters At the 1918
August election
DICKSON We are u tnorlsel 10 att.
nounes r, X, b,eksoa ~ a Candidate
tor Register. sub!crt TO thr ~'lI u th-
qualified Votes At the August isIs sIss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22
WoMAN'S CASE
sTARTlEs DICKSON

A bu.1neas man wife couli MOI
rend M sew without .hnp pain IN
her eyes. For years her eyes sefs
red and weak. Finally she tried
pure Layoptik ey. wasu The re,
sui, Of ONE application sstonishssi
he.. A email bottle Lsvopiik IL
guaranteed 10 teneti. EVERY CASE
w~at. susined on innsmed eyes
ONE WASH ~ill sssstls With ii.
quick results AsHminnm eye cup
FREE. - Clemors nharmscy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22

Certain sr,icles ~ diet tend 10
check movements II the bowels.
TIE fD0si common a stlsss. tea ADD
toilsd milk Do the other hand
ra~ truiss especially apples aud bs.
nsnsx. s.so graham tread and whole
SHEA, Fsesd, promote mav.msn,
81 TIE tose!. Nhea the bowel.
arr badly con.,ipa'ed however ;hs
SURF wsy ~ TO lake on. or tao of
Chsmbsslsin. Tablets immediately
Scr s1ppef. adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22

These tablets are intended esp@c'
.ally is disorders OF the stomach,
liver and towels, II voc are ,'oab.
led With heartburn. indigestion n
cons,lpsiion. they rlil do yoa good
adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22

FOE SAIE-ESas !o' ha,eaias
from Lsnsfoed .uain o. thorough.
bred Single Comb Rhode Island
Red.: {, 50 per Is. Good haich
il guaranteed Herman Hooper.
Dickson lTenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22
Trustee

DOTY SSH We ere authorised 10 announce
W { Doty ~ . candidate for re.elec'
ton w the Office VI Trustee, subiec, ic
the voters at ths August iyiS rlsetlon
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22

WANTED Men ,o work In tim.
er VI my mlll in A:kansAs viii psy
hlIowins prices For good hoI,
makers, 81 % per day. S. tp0 per
'oti or 2 &C per bolt. For further
.uiprmstton. write me a, SNOWFALL
Ark j. T. Harms.
WOMANHOOn" comin 10 the
Alsmo next week. don miss IL
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22
NEWS FROM RuskIn

R1akim Tssxhets and ss19~aas sah NIL tAs
.psee ssoea ~e~s III week enHAisl al No.
txfssssAg atxsEAs 81 psSxsssS To- assnsis,
paRfua. and sesHses p~psls VT Rasaia-
Gave Coilsv<
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS
County Judge

FRAZIER Nv We az authorized 10 so
novpce traak ffA1les as ID candidate
tss the Office vi oaaiy judge, sab!sei to
the will VI ths qualified sotsts 81 the
1915 Aaaust elseti0
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22
To producers will be furnished the names and ad-
dresses Of persons BY whom the following commodities
are
w A N L 4 ID!

One second hand incubator good eoad,on; Poland
China OF Hampshire tartow Mareh OF APnl 81 10
100 brood shares,
tered Poland China bos registered Poland China bred
gilt i've est.,cred Duoe Jersey pigs months old
registered Duroe Jersey bred s registered Berkshire boar
to IL months old t00n pounds white blossom cloves
Seed 1907 sas~. ssrr seca ka,sa po,a
mile, seed large and smal quantities farm manager,
good farm hands p~rchrrsn , 50 pounds honey
hay all varieties lott. $40 Su female goats
share. range. barry ard lots hickory
Ming sred o. Hastings prolific seed iots
ten grade Jersey cows registered purebsrd pa pure
Hereford bull hive .ced all vacte. 200 bushels
be, seed red top seed lots
Instructive publications the following subjects
will be mailed free Of charge: Alfalfa, Lime In
Agriculture, Silos and Silage, Farms for Sale.
Breeders Of live stock and producers Of field, garden
and orchard products for SALE except such reach the
market. through established and logical channels are
iavited to communicate TO the Undersigned complete
descriptions prices quantities and other necessary in
formation OF such commodities. - Address,
L. p BELLAH. General Agent,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22
NASHVILLE, calTTamOOGlasT. LOUIS RAILWAY
COOPERATIVE MARKETING SERVICE
The Marketing Division OF the lraiik Department
OF the Nashville Chattanooga 81 Louis Railway viii
furnish TO persons desiring to purchase the names and
addresses Of the owners OF the following
FOR SALE

Eshsen neh heater wood CARROTS; redeemed mAnsHosh
coves seed FONDA potatoes swo ss~ dust
A~ small quantities resesned red eleser secd - honsr
.osaed turkeys 40oO seasoned and 1000 locust isaee
posts 800 seasoned and ooo green red cedar teaee posts
500 gallon. sorghum measse. seed has clovrr pea
and espedeaA hay es canned Tomatoes large and
ANAL oss crimson clover seed 1917 crop lots
canned corn canned beans $50 bushels naked seed soo
baahrs mammoth palhe black beans 100 bushels
moth brown SOY beans 100 bushels mammoth yellow
beans,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22

Mr.. Anihcny NJ. sesier. oae Vi
our Observation-Disclosures one vi
Cncle Sans 1,~st men a. Columbia.
). C.-'wss a pleasant caller some
days ago.