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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-31
COTTON MARKETS
of Shorts Feature Of
Liverpool Market, But
Evening Up This Side.

Wednesday afternoon. Dee. 81.
roGbie was the lot Of the shorts in
december position in Liverpool to-
", Tor that option expired after it rose
n~sationally because Of strength in the
'ot department. It's final price was
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-31
BOND

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-Prices of Lib.
erty bonds at 1855 pm today were
31ss, %, 80; first "a, 800; second Is
9l.50; first Ans, $3.50; second AZ 9
e194; third AS, A.74; fourth Az
$3.50; Victory ans, s9.o2; Victory ASS
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-31
ROME. GA. HAS I R

ROME. Ga, Dec. 3l-FIre originating
In a 5 and Decent store In the old Nevin
opera house early today destroyed the
building and resulted In losses estimated
at $4,000.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-31

Contracts closed with near months
and distant steady, from IS up
TO decline of IL points.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-31
Vegetables,

Beans-Navy. per h., s%c; Lima per
10, l4h@lbhc.
PeRs-Calitot ria black-ryed, per 10.
Dc,
on!on-sacked, 100 pounds, s6OoqG5o
Spanish, crate, $3.50, California. cwt,
$3.50.
Potatoes-Cwt,, all varietter, $3.50
G2b.
STANDARDIZATION, cate, $46OIA76.
Peppers-Hamper, s $50.
Cucumbers 49, Hot house, $1,000 so
dozen.
Lettuot-California, crate, s., bOG2. rs.
Celery-Runch. MichisaA, none; Call
tornla, $l.25G1.50.
Caulitlower-Crate, SS.00IS.GS [.
TomRtoes-Lugs, So 90, crates. s,$4,5U.
Sweet Potatoes-Bushel, 81 25Ni,50
Carrots--Bushel basket. $500.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-31
C]oTTONSEED OIL,
SuGAE

NEW YORK, Dec. 3L-Raw sugar.
steady: centrifugal, 7,2s, fine granu.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-31
LOCAL SECURITIES.

Quotations are unofficial. being 50.
cured from the most reliable sources
and are based or inc last known sale
and bid.
RANK
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-31
T0NoRRoW's ESTIMATED

1919. Last VIZ. 1918.
\. Orleans. q. l,700@S,0 900 6,Sg4 1886
Galveston &C., 10000 1000 .... 7.g6>
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-31
Cottonseed Products,
Produce.

Eggs-Fresh candled 7Oa75c: storage
b4@b6c.
Butter-Fresh c%''"rrcry, Mound r,,rts,
$50 country butter, 4nn50: reno.
waited, 60662c.
Cheese-Cream prints. S5E1 l6c.
Foultry--Ducks. 2SdpSGC h,us. alive.
25627c: dressed. 2S6Slc: rooster rs. iGd
l5c; geese, 29@sSc; turkeys, 1--we, 3sa
42c; dressed, i3@n4Tc.
Rabbits-DoXen, chaice No. /. 81 9aJ
$50. No. . l1.bh60p 40
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-31

KANSAS CITY. Dec, 3~l.-Hogs-Re.
ceipts, II, 900, steady; bulk, $l4.00mtdA0.
htavies, $l4l0Ml4,b0i mediums, $i4 l50
1850; lights, $l3 25Glt25, pIea, Slg.7,
Ql33 s.
Cattle-Receipts. 800; strong to I'm
heavy steers. 'T SIS. Is @ pTE ,"e' mS VnUIT'
Sl325W16,6b; common, $40, 6O@l3.25
choice lights, $l2.T5@tI75; common
SSlb@12, Is; butcher heifers, 50, 76Nl3,A As,
cows, SO, $50 Il, 40; Gamers, So. 25mG 65,
calves, $l3O0@15.50; feeders, $7.754
1900; stockers, SO, 0OM 1850.
Sheep Receipts, 6,0OOi steady to Zoe
alt, 10; y%earling wetners, S12. Sb0l6 10,
ewes, S1.65ml0. SO, culls. t4O0a76u,
reading ewes, So, 00H Il. zoo; feeder lambs
$11,75@15,0 90
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-31
DAILY INTERIOR.

Total receipts today. .....s .250
Same day last year ......l9.721
Spots Sales-Augusta, $40. Dallas,
3, 7SS, Houston. 6,06S.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-31
GRAIN MARKETS

CHICAGO, Dec. 3l.-Fresh strength
showed itself in the corn market TO-DAY
largely as a result Of continued scanti.
ness Of receipts, After opening 70 10
.5sc higher with January $l.35 to
market sagged a little, but then ascend
ed TO above initial top prices.
The close was heavy, asc to 3Rc net
lower. with January S1.S3Is to 1881,
ard May Sl,31& to S1.32.
oats rose with corn, opening quota
ions, which ranged from Nc to Nc
higher, including May at S3Mc to SIC,
we're followed by slight further gains
strength In hog values and in cereals
made the provision market firm,
subsequently belief that there would
be heavy deliveries of lard on January
contracts led to considerable weakness,
Open. High. Low. fcaay prev
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-31
MEMPHIS MARKETS


lS4otatious represent prices from
No"sl 10 teta!leT0
Grain and Feedstuffs.
oats-Whi;e, dray lots. Sl.O4, mixed,
,ts-,'sr ton. less than ear lots
C~ora-Sacked, in draw load tots. No.
, white. 81 81; No, = mixed, $lS3.
Mtll Fteds-Dray luRd lots, ton. bran.
$500 shorts, gray, $50 OF.
tay-limotey, less than car lots, sc.
l, SS9.e0; No. :, $500; alfalfa, choice,
nom; No /, nom. No, . nom
Fruits.
lcmous-rcr box. So @5mA5o.
0range-Flor.6s, S&50R4,50.
Baranas-pound, 797hc.
lSlsa; peaches. siis asSc: prruunss, 10,
nom; apricots. nom,
S~apeS-Emperors, $3.50.
SocoahutS-Sack 100. 81. N0nllbo {.
Grapefi uit-New Florida, Ss5Gl5o
Applies-barrel stock. Jonathan St0
gII Wmesaps. Sl0,o0Gt2 So; Works,
So50G9 81; GanoS, tS.nOm9,o 90, Ren
Davis, S006S.h0. box, SS.25R5.0O
Cranberries-Barrel, $l0.50d 400
Provisions.
Dry Salt Meats-Regular, 19a2Oc,
eNliAs, &UW 10 SIC
S16aSAc.
Bacon-Fancy selected. 4Oqt5c.
Lord-Purc hog lard, 26@ 2Sc, hest
compound, lbs. 25n25hc; SHowdritt,
Yl4.o0G 1850; cottolene, S1300mti 90;
Crisco, $tl. 15Gt2.0O; cooking oil, h., 2Sc,
Dressed Hogs-SO to 80 mounds. 10.
l7UiSci lsrger sizes, one cent lower,
Cott0nseed Products.
Merchants ENrhaNre Quotations.
Crude eli, basis crime T. o. b mill
lsc. III; hulls, loose, CARROTS, $3.50
$500, meal, 7 per cent, ton, S6s.50
Groceries.
Flour-Blrrel, sl.lh. sacks. st?10I
Us; self rising, $t2. S0alS.O 90.
Meal-CrcRu), bags, l0N-lh sacks,
1918; son. sacks, s9,So; 2S.lb, sacks,
sS.75; lob. sacks, SIl5, hurlaps, coo
extra; standard. 4Oc lower.
Sugat-!danIard, granulated cane,
nOm.E-' clarified, nominal.
Ricc-head, pound, 1875 1l4c: broken,
sho.
Coftt roasted, casa,
Memphis basis, 4, Hoc; roasted, bulk,
FER H., nominal, green, comma ordl.
nary. S0GSjc; ,favRs, aS143c.
Produce
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-31

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dec. 3I.-Hogs,
receipts, 2,4On; Csc TO SOC higher, lG5
pounds up, Sl4.50; 100 to 1865 pounds.
S1425; pigs, l2O pounds down, s12.6O on
3,75; t%hrowouts, $3.50, down.
Cattle, receipts, $50, steady. Heavy
steers. S12. OOM14.00; beef steers, $500
@1t.5O; heifers. So. 0Omi2,OO cows. 81. %
dr10,t0 feeders, ss,0O@l1.00; stockers.
s 7.0Om 10. 90.
sheep, receipts, 80; active. Lambs.
$500; sheep, 800; bucks, $500, down.
=
CHICAGO, Dec. Sl-Hogs-Receipts
1000; mostly Toe to 15c higher, bulk.
Sl4 2nm1445; top, sl450; medium, $i43O
m1A50. pigs, $l3. 50mlA0O.
Cattle-Recelpts, 1000. firm; beef
steers, $4,000 20. 90: butcher cattle, IS "a
@14.75, veal calves, SIS 75m17,0u; feed
err and stocker steers, So 0d112 rs.
Sheep-ReGelpts, 5000; steady, lambs,
$Il.750lS 40, ewes, S4.25ml0.76.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-31
MEMPHIS COTTON.

Memphis cotton closed steady at ad-
vance of 50 points. Middling, Ace. Sales.
2400 bales
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03
hkeh Horse TO this Pig Pen and II Can
Do Conveniently Hauled Anywhere.

piece .-hy,e nailed eiaewise III inches
from the bottom. A rigbt-angte hlock
al .hy~s Inch will serve ss a brace nj
each eud If the under side OF the
tswsfass- '.">'~.>'+-' "'' ''>, '.-f- ,
The long piece Of 2by-s viii serve
~ n "safety'tirst" measure fer riggies
chose careless mother would just ~
sooa hap down on her brood ~ In a
paddle of mud
The materials required are II pieces
n l.hyi - inch by Ia feet for the sides.
hack and fenr Of house: D pieces IT
iftoct hat,en, 3 pieces 2.hy+.inc By
II feet for the framework Z pieres
2.by,s~inch by Il feet for the rail- OF
guard: piece i-bya Inch by 10 feet
fer the saddle boards. 4 poles for
xkias nails, The cost will probably
be about ST..
Tho advantages Of portable hog.
house are aMarent The house can
easily be moved from srct to spot. per.
hitting the ground underneath 10 keep
In fertile condition. The pigs enjoy
being moved about and rerlprocate by
taking an flesh - X. Winters. In Pop.
ular Science Monthly.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03
COVER CROPS SOIL BUILDERS
Three South Carolina Farmers co-cp.
Grating With County Agent
One Good Rotation.

To build up thin soil In d problem
which demands the attention Of the
rounty agent In Lexington county,
South Carolina. Three farmers In one
community sre cooperating with him
by growing cover crops, sud are con.
Quoting demonstrations extending owe.
several years. One Of these s+.en. who
has been wwxlaE ON the subject for
tive years. has followed this rotation
on one piece III land.
Corn and velvet beans or covreas,
followed by snaIi grssin, followed aT
cowreas after grain bias hsrn harvest.
cd. then crimson clover, or hairy vetch
and rye, followed hy cotton OK grain.
This rotation has been kept up Until
the land, which was very thin. Ii nov
pye,tue4ng enc and one half bales OF
costOn at acre.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03
ADVISED HIM TO GO SLOW
eassr's psepusr .ssSson Tor Wanting
Sen to BE Easy on Ais "Pen
Arm for 4 While.

George sa!a "a Florida man not
hong agn to an old negro In bis employ
Il understand thar YOU intend 20 give
your son 40 education"
Oats my Ititen'i"n sub Responded!
George Il know myself what It's to
struggle along without iearnln,' an' |
has determined my son aln's xoin 70
have no sich trouble as Ise had"
rs your son learning rapIdlyr'
"iie shore IL. sub. Las week he
done wrot. a iestah 10 his aunt what
iivcs mure'n twruiy miles from we're
an attn while he's soln' TO write IA his
aunt da, lives bout hfiy miles from
yerv."
why doesn't he write Ia that aunt
aowf' smiiingly asked his employer
"itr KANT write so fur w, sub. He
kin write tweaty miles fust rats. bui
sa;s ssssss .t.'t ~ Try tsf'y mites 'ltl ns
gets stronger wif bis peu."~~jacksoa'
sllle Timcs4Uaian.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03
DOWN IN BED
!. ). !. !. !. AND 50 WEAK
Lady Suffered Terribly for Eight
Weeks But Her Case Showed
Wonderful Improvement
After Taking card,i.

y ,chnson CITY. Tenn.-~Mra NJ r.
Scott. living near this town. states
About three years ago was down In
bed terrible and No weak !
couldn't bear the sight OF feed. Tits
condition coutlnued far ateas e,gh,
weeks l thought l was 20.
Ing 10 die. aud knew must get some.
thing TO do me same good. had
heard all my life ~ Csrdal and the
good results obtained from Its use.
So | decided to try IL.
After abou, half bottle Of rariai
my appetite ialprused, then was less
nersoas ! kept IL up natl! had
ssAea Gre st<ss tt.s4s-..tss ssi rsaes~ an Isp-
proyement' | gained fesh aud now
am the picture of health, due be-
ileve. solely to the use of Cardui, ]
sm the mother Of ten children and
feel well and strong"
Carcui Ia mild. medicinal tonic
for women. II has stood shN most
severe Of oil tes,s--tke test OF time,
having hecn In use fer over fprty
years. II In composed Of purely vsG.
e,nhie Ingredients. which have been
found TO- help huiId M the vitality.
tone up the nerves. and streugthen
the womanly constitution.
Try Cartiui. ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03
PORTABLE l!llGHOUSE
HAS IT'S ADVANTAGES
BY Aid Of One Horse II Can Be
Moved Around Farm.


A portable hegAsa<s. fashaaaeai Nas
a TENT feT susatasr eataysang. and trans
ported frsa place 10 ss&sr By nieans
of ehasa saAl stnxte-tr~e, In the latest
e.dassy la hoghease ,soasfra<tiaa. Its
qaalafaess. haweves, does nps arGH~
against rs praesieahtlity. TAs farm
or may construct this A-saap~a hessa~
for piggy 10 his own bark yard with
the rruE,er specifications and ssaters
al.
In should he haist cs i-Ay.i2Slnch
pigak. The epeatEs sa0aid face south
The nser ss 8 feet wtAe and q feet
frani freat 10 back. nailed to three
runners or satd& TIE skias nay hs
haIlt al Ianiser or poles o inches In d.
ansetsr and latfsaesi CA one side. 10
which the aear Ia nailesi. A ho,e b4sred
through che troat cad ag the outer
skids win give scress to the chain and
sisgie~tr~s. to which a hcrse " team
In hItcsasd.
A psece of eby *sach material sup
fssvT@ shs essssY edges at tsss' tra ~ tse
foor 10 proven, the house froua spread.
Tag at the bottom.
Tee ssaex nf sA~ hesS. 2s~ hasss at
six pieces Of i'by.i2 Inch plank Y feet
long. nailed TO piece OF a-hyA Tying
ia, q iaehes from the top Of the plank,
another SA feet frosa the ,np, and a
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03

Fences Should 30 Made TtGhs--s&avs
Permanent, Pastures and Keep
Only parebred SireM

prepared by the United States Depart
rs&nt 81 A1sitehurs,t
!, Wherr iiyw" s$as>s ts:a fsciax an The
fairy, Gaake every field hogt'sht and
shecrtish' have thorough, s,wrd per.
mansnt pastures: grow leguninoas
crops huld siln. and keep unly pure
hfg@! n;ales These ifse things arr ABB
sosntely essential In the economical
production Of live stock, of cpsIrs.
this program calls Cor same labor and
expens. bu, the permanent condition
~ prosperity IN ne sections devoted
Ia live stock production is proof of the
as~si profit derived ,hesyfrota.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03
Where Peer Sermons Cone rren,

Where Poor Sermons Cone FROM.
Il Ts little group an this steps II Say,
ncuth's general store and post office
+WSF~ discussing sAs 1s.lnlsssts. .feaksa
~. then In session at the state capt
~ and Squire Lane. who had been
oMssd" for hts share Of Rev, Mr..
Am1t expenses. said that In his opIn.
~ Mere were good many better
AyS NJ spending f've days
| Nheaper. too" be added feellngly,
After 4 nigh at sympathy had com
eistsd 4 circle at the little group. Joe
IleliinA. who In village estimate.
sxx'n't all there" asked what they
held them conventions for. anyway"
~rhey meet once 4 year to swap ser
mons" replied the squire,
"Naw know why we get such poor
.onesr Malta Joe, mementartiy enlisht,
HDed. Mr.. Lamb never did amour, TO
anything IN trade, ~" Youths Com
panicn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03
MILLIONS
suffer from
Acid-Stonlacll

Mtsi,ens NJ p4sr1s sawsr yeas after yeas
fvem aismsnfs shsettns @sssieaits every
r~ss ~ tAs Apsts MswsS assAaatAs sAss th*s
III ksaNA eAa ~ traced directly 10 acid
ss@wsash HsEs 10 tAs rssAaA ss@t digest lsA
m~ssa e~et M ssfsAs @set NJ me ssfssswHt
ev9ans ass ti~s1es Ut tks sAeAy Tk~ hseaA -
tins Fe.srtsAeA-~ ssesssss weah, thin, sixSsisA.
Atirsssss N wsAny saaAa spfseA ft@sn saSA
essAHs~~s Miiss~sa@sA sA~~~asssssa. iMns,
AasA ssississs ssasssl ~sAa ssaA less VI
F~~r ssA ssssay. AesaseAe, tsssse~ia.
ssfvss~s~sa, s~setsi Aspsssws~A~~~vsw wpTs
ssstsss slinssess sWsA - satsryh anA sAness
VI tAs stensA<A. tntsssiAAi stsefA etrskush
~ ths nvss. AsAr4 tswxatss~Aii VI shsss ass
sfte. ~ Hsssd AtssetH 70 ssiasstssasss
ksee > shsst is~AsM ~ tks esss symp'
barr. tssxsise. fssa ~psssins, thss swfsi
steAseh kATHNtc, ;hA 1~easrtWs mssasva
r.mssy for ssss -sse~seh, h ssavasssys 70
sstas spset .sisef fFerA tksss ss@rwAsh wss
evte& TAswaaMds sas tAsy Aevef efsamsA
that asssAsae sasta ArsNs sseh sys~Ay s@itsf
--AsA make t&sns feel ~ naSsh better ;.
every wsy Try kAToHsc A&a yea tea.
9TH ~ ssss ~ sAfksssssse n ~ FrsiAs-
Mats yrss ITS vsrb itviAH ssh~s Of
rsirs--~sa hsv~s ~ sssisnrkRss ~-nS sn9s@ ~
SHsa$ sssgSA. lralS~e se&sfs1s Hx wsis ara
ssfwAs 1ss kssA yer phSSiSsa ttA shss<xt
tawtA yswr stm, rteat ant sStaiHy Yes
wfas afwnys No weak end sas,Ma ~ iang -
yev have sra4 stssnssh ~ get tia ~ u @@~.
TAks kATpHfr Tahssts@@thsy tsss. aa~Ar~~
ysa sst thsvn iIAs BIT OF e.naf yess
sras tai has GATpssiS~~ts tsess fss esH
iss Oct = Ass f+vsn hstu to-day sst " yas
ase aes satisfied We ~Hii ftfg11 year nSnss,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03

lie had fairly pssxlet the good vii.
lAge folk. had shss elevsr vensrilnuist.
aud now be MAS snins 10 perform his
ia*s ana Tr~#iasa feat 49,.
ladies ana geitiea,sn.' NE sfs.
bounced, with grand haw4 Il wilt
proceed to sing thabsGsaoas ballad.
Good by. In n lsat svssey. ahlch will
apt@sar to proces.d from the etnpty air
above your heads
The minutes passed. Looks es strain
and agony, Doubt shd singer chased one
another scrGss The performers face
bat there was no snnI
Then n voice suddsnly broke ,hs-
silence.
Tsin'' M good, gue nor" II sal.i
tive hin am ses' the grBgngplsane nee
Gle Answers.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03

Fersssesns ! Fsms~si,

Blank II the gFxaasAsss hlnesaeF~r TN
making exesaws va ever tssw. The
ether day q Aaay he dis ass rarticns
lariy care for saet htm AID s@id I'VE
SHAH he tack grcga the beach pretty
Sssn. and ia be glad to have sea eosns
end iuach With us Suppose We ssaAAe
II Ttarsaay. Three weeks trossa ,e<iss
Wishing to ~. eas ~ n, hsns
ssammvsed: ~.Ah~-vr~~Aet me ssss--~
shree aeeks from seday yuu say ia,
shall he s0iag 10 funeral 90 that
sy~--&Scssor Transcript.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03

Now .f&; the ssr " ever ! carr
ssy yogr boy raa Erfte Fou where ~
Is ieeatsss Ia france
oh. y~s" SAID Mr. CNysAtes. hat
the information doesn't 30 NE ats
srtsiher err rced lie might tnss A.
well ssT a~'s 'sesyewasse in Prshcs.
TIE rsnaes Of ,h~sa Fr~sw-h Villages
dnn't mean sEsthing se FsoF.as Shove
never he@a 9utsxie ~ the state they
vere harz In. ~--BsfralGghssa Age Her.
aid
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03
PL0W WHEAT STUBBLE DEEP


As ssson after harvest ~ possible all
wheat sisshle should te plowesi deep.
Fats hgrfes the weed se~yis which are
a 'he stahlle and ;yss,>t II hem are
destroyed TAe sgaali delicate fies
eaAscs crawl to the surface wtsen they
arr buried under H2are than ave or
Elk inehes NJ compact ard pslssrszesi
sssji. The plow shtegsaf therefore t,e
followed With a harr%w. drag or diss.
saYs the University cs Missouri Cos
lsxe ct AE-fculsar~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03

HMd,ly MY ilyeyearroid commanding
SeneraI. lad spent The day nj the. sir,
~, chaperpned ny hHs rtlotlfer, Arrt tn
ths evening after cana home frum
the ctsaee he was teliiug me all ahau,
II. He paused In the middle of a glow.
INK description ot the clowns aad
evrrything 90 say Nav daddy. give
me \ penny aud l'i tvil you the else ot
it."-~t'hlcago Tribune.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03
STRAW IS QUITE VALUABLE
Can Be Used az Heaahage In Winter
in2 Stock--usr II Literally
for Bedding.

,rrsasrp1 ~ TIE United s'ases depart
rsert - sEtrastGFs,
STRAW IL taa valuable 10 te SLOWED
70 rrnaln unused. Fresh ost straw,
as well as wheat straw. can he Hss-! as
also advisable 20 use IL tih.raAy as
te,1df1s for farm animals ~ I; ads to
tis.tr s4slafnri Ani ahSa.sls the liquid
part of tar maHage which Is the NEST
valuable portion,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03

Friend Hav ysnr Roy getting on
Ia the ARMY MIR Iahn>o@I
,luAuSon- aaderfpl feel a great
sense ~ security An army thar can
utake my hoy set M early work hard
.g,l iay ami ~ Il, bad early can d. any
thug American Foy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03
ASHES GOOD As FERTILIZER
Or Account OF Scarcity Of Coat Cen
sissrat< Amount Of Weca Must
BE used This Winter.

,Frcrsy~a hY tire t'sltei stasas DeaAgs-
inert * AEtaaaIt8re
On sersHsnt W the srsrCity of coal
.aere will rr'saafsay Ne larxr annaat
" = es1si used as fuel this winter t'sc
AL TIE waste timber. dead ara sytnx
treSs fer this parpese asa he sIre 20
eassservr the ashes fav safeien fertisia-
er. They are rich In plant food. par
Gieu'srty r-ptASh
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03
MAKE MOST OF IMPLEMENTS
Average Farm resi " oeiy Ahoss
Han Wrw ost by ust Aioo<-
ke~p MaeAsnery essy.

Prepared ~ the rn3sea States p~rart-
nsnk eg AKrN-Rs;sfel
the NV rage farm AEpaeraens is ors'y
sisos - { worn cut By use ain<e- Tise
-v~t et sae wear II due ~ rus. an-s do
ezy. Make the greatest rxssSSssss ;srssa'
sat ~ saachtp@ry ny using II ccottns-
s@s,y Tor profitable wcEs aztsl II b
x-.. gat-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03

trrxyAxv3 kg tA@ Ussst~st States D~pAst-
neat a ArYseSatxrel
TIE DAIRY sarsner ass oaiy stuases
boa 10 se~d his s,sw. bot hax to f.-ed
his land lie is net q ssa rs-sAsr. xs
~ realizes TIA. the farmer VITO ~
ssac~~ tive fertility nj his land ruAs
~1,asat rex&a. xiises be aszla from
k4.nxsai
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03
VIXEN YOU SUFFER
FROM RHEUMATISM
Almost any man win tell you
that Sloan's Linimant
means relief

For practically every iran has used
n ~ke has Suffered frsn rheumatic
AcAes. saFrness ei a1ssiea stiffness al
loan,a the Eesssits al weather expesurs.
Newea too BY the hundreds u
thousands. ass II for relssying nesuius.
iAms hacks. neuralgia. sick keaaashe.
sisza,. f%fsssasssgs ssssshsss. seasasassas,
cal, qnieAly effective Ssy "Sisans
limsrasnt@ 10 your druggist. Get h
lsax,. sS. Tk. sl.sa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03

~Baysr Tablets nf AsrIrts" TO be
genuine must he marked with the
safety "Bayer Cross" Always b1y 20
Unhrussn Bay"r package uAich ccs'
talns Proper directions 10 safely re-
llev. Headache ..ecihariss. Earschs,
Neuralgia, Colds ard pain Hshdy tn
haras ~ 10 tstisfs crsst hUt n few
cents 81 drug storfs-~lsYger packages
also Aspirin is TIRE trmffr inAFs 81
Eayer Manufacture Of Mgaosoesic.
scs5ester Of SsiI-yiic&tfi--Asv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03

tie tasv-arss .szsaaess nsaa evSs
aw." nse rHrse Eser. ~Ts 9E.s aEt
srfszi 10 e. tn A. races pay r0if IA
sAke IN rsS=se sAew. al Ia So sarse
say."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03

A handful ~ common sense ~ worth
d hushei 1T hsak learning,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03
LABOR SITUATION ]
IS LESS Severe.
Improvement Is Reported BY
Bureau ci Crop Estimates
Alter Investigation.
WAGE RATE NOT CONSIDERED
Actual Supply Of 1919 Way Is PEI
Gent Against RI Per Cast One
Year AGe--Lsss Favorable On
the Atlantic Coast

uasepared BY the UalSsa States Depart
meat Of AgrsralsIsaa
fmproyetnea, In the farm labor ssfn'
atlan this year over TD,S In reported
by the bureau OF crap estigaat1s.
United States department Of agrscui.
ture, after investigation In ell agriers.
turas counties Of TIM united States. by
improvement IL meant net Increase Of
supply and consequently aIore saaar
for planting cultiyaisng and harvest
ting In rvlatlaD 10 the wvrk 10 he aoiss.
Wage rates were not included In the
Investigation. d
Improvement In 1914.
Stated In percentages Of rortaal Ia
bog sssas4y as rwsates. ss- 81 sssasssi aa-
maah for labor. Inc actual sgpSsty OF
lnis MAS ~ per erni and of 1919 II Is
NJ PER eeas~~etiit iansasunsse wtiASai
greater than normal Dependence on
machinery aud animal. tractor and
motor power. and without more than
usual labor by farmers ard their faml'
Hes. However, the Improvement over
1918 Is considerable.
Ia BETH years the groups Of states
that were and are provided with labor
In relation II supply ~ demand. less
than. or at the mes, equal TO, the aver.
age for the rnit~d States, are the
North Atlantic. the South Atlantic and
the South Central.
Amoag these three grUups of states.
the greatest improvement, In Ia the
North Atlantic and the leas, lis In ths
South Atlantic. and these extremes of
high aud low Improvement are not
eqaaled by the North Central aud
Western states In each cf which the
average Improvement IL almost the
same rs that of the entise country,
The Improvement ~ evenly distributed
throughout all state groups. except lhe
tSarsa -Asiaasse. .Se&vst where. tbs, gaia
Ia twice as grrat as In each Of the
other groups Of states,
Situation 10 Worts.
Apart from Tendency toward relief
from labor scarcity from 1918 TO 1919,
the situation this year II leas favorable
On the Atlantic coast. from New Eng
land 10 the South Atlantic states as
group, than In the states west of the
Appalachian ,nountnInsss groap~. and
IN this hong strip Of coast the situation
Is worse In the South Atlantic group
of states,