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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-05-22

FOR SALE:-lndlan motorcy-
Gle. See Max Moseley. If.
Cabl age and Tomato plants
for sale. Glenn Showers.
Good Roadster automobile to
sell or trade. VIM. Bunce.
Ask about the paint specials al
the Nibley- Channel yard. Adv.
Mrs. Lola Scholars left Tuesday
for visit at Salt Lake and Den
YER.
n. A. jackson left Tuesday foI
visit at Lava Springs ana Other
points.
Miss Gladys Orford of Buhl
spent the weekend here visiting
friends.
Mr.. ana Mis-. Arvid Johnson OF
Twin Falls were visitors here
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Shaft of,
Buhl spent the weekend ut tae
Ed Noh home.
Mrs. Lillian Kinner and Mr.
August Bremers were Twin Falls
visitors Thursday.
Miss Gertrude Walter left for
Salt Lake Friday evening TO be
gone Indefinitely.
Mrs. Fred l'a cs of HOLSTER
was II visitor at the Art Anderson
home edncsday.
Straycd:-A red steer calf,
branded bar PS. Notify q. w.
Parsons, Filler, ldaho.
For Rent-Storage in the Weyl
Zuckerman Co. warehouse. In
quire of Geo. Leonard. 03
f. A. Mann and family left
Sunday for trip into the hills,
returning Wednesday
II. III Schildman was over in
Elko 10, Nevada, the middle OF
the week looking after business
matters.
Primo, slightly used, for sale al
Il bar gain for cash or Liberty
bonds. Address j. M. Is, Box G55,
Buhl, Idaho.
Frank Blakeley left Monday for
Lewiston and other points 10 look
ut land with view To purchasing
"A cattle ranch.
Mrs. A. X. More from Tw n
Falls came her Friday 10 join her
husband who has been here the
past three weeks.
The Filler Highwi v district has
installed temporary offices in the
building formerly occupied by the
Nonpartisan Journal.
Tomato and few cabbage and |
plants, twenty cents
per dozen. j. ii. llunton, quarter
mile west of Filler on Half Mile |
Rad.
Misses Lena Brose and Ersie /
Smith of Twin Falls and Asahel
Murray, Vigo Rasmussen of Rock
Creek we're Wis tors at the j, e
Mallory home Thursday evening.
Anderson & WiIGer transacted
some Real Estate business last
week. They sold ranches II
Chas. Owlngs, Clas. Basfoi',
f. II. johnson, +. ID. kipIe,,
and VIM. Maurer.
Prcparat ons are being made for
the second annual Ram Sale To b..
held some time in August under
auspices of Southern idaho Wool
Growers Association. There will
be between 2OO0 and 1000 of the
best ewes and rams in America in
This sale.
Rev. r. i. Strawbridgc Of Ca. \
ifornia has been called to the pas
torate of the Baptist church at
Filler at salary Of $500 per year.
This action was taken by the
board Of trustees nj a meeting
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-06-14
costs More Worth 1t"
Why does it Pay Better to keep GOOD Stock
It costs no more to feed gives better service and is al
ways worth more
For the same reason, you should use
TIL CHINA MO

Being made from the Best High Grade materials obtain
able theg give YOU Big Crops Of High Quality and leave
your soil improved.
Take a day of and visit our Factory. It will pay you
to see how our Fertilizers are made
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-06-14
DOGS HELPED TO WIN WAR
Part Played by Pets Of the American
Soldiers Should by No Means
Be Overlooked.

A hcwilderinr mass % printed mat
the relative and Intrinsic usefulness
Of various agencies which contributed
"a 'hc welfare hud comfort q the
American army ID France There is
also much 3iscussion ~ he part
WAirh French women and children
played ID mitigating The loneliness
aud harl~Airs e service far from
hone Pat l,tlc has been said q the
service rendered rs French dogs
Some authorities claim that On the
average there was n pet dog to every
company d soldiers averaging $50
men. AZ the outset. This would make
1000 dogs FOR 100000 men. OF 5000
dogs Tor he entire American army
In France when the nrtHistlco was
signed
II Is quite possible Mat these thou
sands Of pets contributed more 70 The
winning Of The War than NIL - The
dogs used for scouting ana watching
and even those Mat served ia The Red
Cross 10 find wounded and exhausted
soldiers and carry trst.aid comfor, 10
them where they bay. 10 obscure places
not easily discovered by human sense.
For he pets helped uapl'ily III kocp-
Ing VI tho morale oi mou tired and
battered by 49, hard work q Tie "arn.
raien They were "on lhc ioh" al he
time They were n moral tonic and
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-06-14
En.klnn Manuel Wen Housed.

FuWcll pnrk. where ~ King Manuel
81 Portugal has lived since he 'ook his
bride 10 England five years ueo. j. h
historic mansion bull, mainly IN tho
Georgian style a part ~ 4 dates
hack 20 James II. Int II has been con
sidcrahly enlarged from time % time
ana now contains magnificent suite
Of six entertaining rooms Besides the
nine.hole golf course there nre several
tennis courts In the grounds. FOR this
is n game nj which the eX.kiug cNcels.
There is good fishing In the River
Crane. on which also hoatiur Is pos
slhle. Fulwell pnrk has been the home
Of many famous people, and Twicken-
ham itself ahounds Ia historic memo
ries. In lS0 Orleans house was the
residence ~ Louis Philippe, then duke
~ Orleans
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-06-14
A Wondrous Description.


The Ehlc descriptions of heaven
nrc exceedingly large to Those WHO
study Tie Bible with care. Tn" clos.
ing chapters Of Revelation tell OF a
final Judgment. renovated earth ana
siu!oss life for redeemed humanity.
III this description The highest things
of earthly consideration such rs jew
els, precious stones and pearls become
the lowest things Of the heavenly life,
where streets are III gold and The pre-
ciuus stones cnnStitut" city walls. All
this * significant hul perhaps I'd" fin
est description uf heaven l. contained
in the single phrase, "Gud shall wipe
away al tears from their eyes II
nothing else were written. this would
be enough. for il Is the promise that
God will eliminate from the future
every tcarrrovoklns circumstance and
fill existence with all the things that
belong "a hlcS>cdneSS. II we can hy
survey Of life discover the varied
causes Of pain and tears. we shall
thereby discern the fuln"SS and JOY
Of that life whore tears ure 10 more
Tears Of Physical Pain.
Physical pain is very real thing
The cry of the infant. rs 1t first draws
it, vital breath; the monuS of dis.
iroSs from homes and hospitals; the
cries of IA" wounded and dying on bat
tlrhclds; the compressed lips of old
age n il struggles against decay, MI
tell of the terror II physical pain. II
means much 10 read Of life where
this corruptihle shall put on incor
ruptiou ANA this mortal shall put or
immortality" He who can change the
dark soil into Tho rosebud and the
carbon into thu diamond can give man
III" body of glory IN The future.
Tears Of Vexation and disappointment.
Tears Of VeXuiion and di~appoint.
ment have blinded the eyes of most
people. UnShcd tears iii the hearts of
thousands who cannot reach their
ideals in life. There ARE The tears Of
those who have loved and lost. or
worse still have loved and gained and
found the object 81 love unworthy.
All these tears will be wiped AWAY in
the future We shall dwell In the di
vine Hight and know the divine will
and no longer enter paths of weary
EFFORT that must be retraced with bleed.
Ing feet.
Tears Of fear and dread occupy
large place In human experience. also
tears 81 bereavement and loneliness,
and the tears ~ ignorance are those
that come 10 the eyes Of truth.lovlng
men. as they realize the limitations of
human wisdom and yrarn for II fuller
knowledge Of the unknown But the
full revelation Is coming, and the tear
less life shall be ours who believe in
Jesus Christ nS SnNinnr and Lord.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-06-14
Clocks for France

A icwclry house IN Bordeaux.
France. has closed deal with q large
manufacturing firm in New England
FOR an order 81 alarm clocks. The to-
mi purchase amounting 10 aneQuartcr
million francs or $500 AZ norma cx-
change. There Is said 10 be dasr,h
of alarm clocks IN France and in
French colonial possessions. This Is
due 10 the Inability ~ French dealers
10 Obtain lmportations from their for
mer sources Of supply In enemy coun-
tries. The Bordeaux firm said II
placed this initial order as a means
Of aseertainIng the quality Of United
States clocks and their suitability a.
to price and wear for the French
market
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-06-14

The exercise Of patience involves n
continual practice of the presence Of
God. For we may be come upon nj
any moment for an almost heroic dis
plny of good temper, and II Is II short
road 10 unSelfshness, for nothing is
left TO self; all that seems 10 belong
mos nately 10 self, TO he selfs
pr roperty, is invaded by these
a. trials Of patience. The FAM
Il of ouch opportunities.-F.
ser.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-06-14

from God, is II.
seeming scarcity
cf details concern
ing the nature of
the heavenly life
Considering the
intereS which
must ever he nj
tnclled 10 a sub
jrct 50 lofty and
important as i'm
mortality. il has
been claimed that
God might hay,
todd us II It'll,
more about that
heavenly no III ,
and the life q
which the Gospel
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-06-14

is n divine invitation. To such obJec'
tions. there are two answers;
First. God has been limited in his
revelation 10y mans capacity to re-
ceivc. and second. Bible revelation
concerning the futur" IS much larger
than j. generally supposed
That God should be- limited in his
revelation hy our capacity TO receive
IS easily understood. The returned
traveller from Europe cannot give n
detailed description Of the architec
tural features of Westminster Abbey
t. his little child, not because he does
not desire 10 do So hut because the
child is without ability 10 interpret
words concerning carved columns.
arch domes, and sculptur"d marble.
Indeed God has protected the Bible
from the snecrs OF the incrcdulous by
limiting the descriptions Of heaven TO
what seem few minor details. We
have read Of an Oriental prince who
laughed in III" face of Ia" western
traveller who told Of rivers chilled 10
hardness So that an elephant might
WALK on their surface. II is related
that the southern pastor Of n rural
church was tried for falsehood be-
cause he told Of an ic,-making machine
seen In the North during Il summer
Vacation. Cod has told men already
more than the natural man can be.
li,.t..
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-06-14
The Blessedness
of Heaven
by ROBT. McWATTY RUSSELL. d. u.
Professor oi Bible Doctrine and
Homliriics
Mocdy Bible Institute. Chicago

TE%T--And God shah wipe away al
tears from thoir eyes.-R Rev. IA
One Of the complaints Of unbelici
concerning The Bible MS n revelation
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-14

A carriage d wida insee~st ~xi
thA, oi Miss Dicis Richards 10 Mir
Harry X. Donaldscn on last T'ass'
day eveaing. which oesarui n. tA4
home o. the bride . parents. Mf. and
Mrs. J. A. Richards. Rev. l. H.
Hsnis said the cersasoay la . very
impressive wsy
The reception fae0s we're taste.
.la!ly decorated ~iih sesEs and Gu.
nowdxs
Only q feW .aiimst. Sssnds st.
tended the ceremony.
The bride 10 the popular office
secretary Of the Red Cfots In fay.
etts and 10 one Of our city's most
charming young iadies
The groom holds . responsible
posiiioa wi,h the Brown LambeI
Company and 10 = gentleman Of
high st<filng analiiles. We extend
our heaftisst congratulations - gbt
happy couple -~ Banner. Faystts
Alabama.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-14
When Two Wrongs Make
Right.

Suppose that the grocer 10 unable
10 sell you enough sugar 10 amount
10 sny thing which 10 not 4 super.
supposi,itious case And then
suppose that the sweet potatoes.
because Of extra cold weather OF
Lack nj .plopst slorass facilities, are
about 10 rot which. a. sny grower
OF sweet potstoe. will admit, doe.
soInWihiss Siappsu,, something ~
wrong In both cases. The old
sdave says tina, two wrongs never
make q night. hu, the United States
Department oi Agriculture dies .
dissenting opinion. The right OF
the two wrongs. the experts say. lie
~ make tho sweet potatoes into
sirup. Sweet potato strip Is 81 ex.
cellsnt sweet.
Sugar supplies only one sub
stance oi value. carbohydrates, TO
the living tissues OF which our
bodies are composed. says an Ell.
pert, Smile sweet potato strip, IN
addition ~ the carbohydrates IL
coulalns, furnishes soluble and rus-
pended porteins number Of miner.
vi salts. often in very tich supplies
II represents. 10 a Yrrat.r OF less
degree, the concentrated essence OF
the vegetable apd has 4 much lees
marked tendency to unhalsnce The
di.,~-il Tor thu sake OF hr-vity. ooe
may be allowed 80 crude Al expires.
sion lixt 10 the pure sugars.
s,archet. aud !sts
Sweet pn,s'a strip " bot difficult
10 m.A. II i,+s no, ha,@ to b.
sutlsc,ad h. rhemlcsl treatment.
other than mailing nor a. higher
tempet,u'e than the boiling poln,
and that oaly tous spoush to cook
The vegetable thoroughly aud 10
q ,n,tu',ste the eirup 10 a sugar
CONSISTENCY rr'li'ient - preserve II.
Ttp making NJ wee, potsto s,fup
is e-s,n,ls,iy home industry
rhs Bureau OF Chymstry has H.
suei Instructions ~ to the making
Of ID. -irup, and the States kea.
tlon Service has PREPARED A Number
oil yscipes la which sweet potato sir
up 10 said 10 I've superior tn many
other t,nds al slrnp aud Ia somr
esses to sugar oi any kind
All this mslerial may be had
Tree ou application TO The United
Statss Department o! Agriculture
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-14
War Risk Insurance.

The bureau Of War Risk lnsur.
aoc~ wishes TO smphas'sr the I'M.
pofsance TO sssv.ce men nj one o!
the ptovisioce Of the War Rick In.
sarsnc- Act upon the iultillmenl oi
Which may depend the VALIDITY OF
their claim 10 compensation under
Toe Act.
The War Risk Insurance Act pro.
Vi leo thu, NO compensation shali
b. payable to- death @ disability
which does 20, occur prior to ~
suh one wear afset discharge or
Resignation Hcm the service except
Ma, shern. aitn . medical exam.
na,r msis pursuant, to rsulA.
tion., the time 81 discharge OF
rss,s ston trom the sesyke, ~
vi,hA .ueh reasonable time .herv
after /, / exc~s ling one ve1. a.
may be allowed By regulation. =
certificate has been obtained frcm
the directed 10 the effect tbs, the
injured psrsaS At The TIME u hls
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-14
I<SOLNENT NOTICE.

To the Creditors 0. q T, Heath
deceased.
BY osdss u the C!ssk al the
Cosnty Court Of Dickson Couaty.
Tennessee. notice ~ hevhy given a.
oil psssons having claims sasiast
tbs estate Of 6. T. Heath, d.essed.
10 appear and t:ir the same With The
Cisek q said Court. authenticated
ia the manner presented bv las.
90 Of beloss March Let 1890
The insolvency Of said sstass
having bern suggested say ciaTms
rot fixed 90 OF before said ds'e all
be forever barred both 10 las snd
equity.
This 2a,h. jsv II u,tat.sr. 1915.
H. L. Heath Aim y +
Hsash's Estate.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-14
TAKE II N TIME.
Just As Scores Of DkksoN
People Have.

Waiting dossn't pay.
II you neglect Kidney baelseEs,
Urinary uoubleu olsse iollow.
Doan . kidney Pills ars Tor kidney
oacsache. and ior other kidney lila.
Dsch%on citl1ens endorse them,
Mira. sepha Crowell. Main 81
Dickson, says; Juss recently
osed Dosp Kidney Pills iw hid
ney trouble and they did me a
world VI good. Ny back vas seal
and my Sisineys didn'. act right
Ny iest and ankles swslisd 20
had To wear slippers. bad pain.
on tbs too OF ny head. too | col
Doan's Kidney Pills st The xyail
Drug Co., and they helped ms fsonl
the start. Nv sidnsys ssss regu-
lated. tbs swelling Isf, tiny test and
| bad 10 more backacbe "
Price 6)c, =. all dealers. Don
simply ask 10, kidney rsmedy--
se. Doan's Kitasy Pills--ths saus
tina, Mr Cfo~sli had. Foster.
Mllburn Co. Mira. Buffalo. n, Y
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-14
S0N vEsiDghT NOTICE

J. - h@ahrrp sstui tgt Mr.
Hz,t 81: ~a,rfef asftsg made V4th
ac4st,lspx '~'ltr ;hai .4arF
Car5t'r acA II i3~t's lusfrbud -
MI II srfieIt ~ssfiet- ~ the san. i
So "A. snd ,ha, IT." .Rij Jslaysi* /
Com bsincs u. a bon resifsnt II tbs
-tsD NJ Tennessee 40 that the or
itnary pyoct. VI ,s~ tsnnot b.
s+tvrd apuu b'm !, j. therefore ~
dsrra b, up ftsi ss1I James y ,
Com tislcfs sppf vi 81 uy aiilss IN
ire iesn II Iilctsnn Tenn. ~ the
44tn ast a Apf'i, igl sod plead
answer ~ d.Iur 10 he attachment
fGIt f,i-I sKsissAt him AZ !s,ds n~nl
vii Il, isksD agsiast hla by de-
tspi,
lnt. n.& - 1919
4 u ENGLISH ] r
L L LEkl H. Attorney
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-14

Camilla Wren, 1t sl.
W,
w. u. Alexander st als.

w u. Alexander, 81 ais.
Ia the County Court at Charlotte,
Tennessee,
10 this cause, il appearing from
the bill which lie sworn To. that w
K Alexander. 4 l., Love. y A
Love. W. NJ Love. Oscar Love, aud
Eddie Love. defendants. are non.
residents II the state of Tennessee
they ARE therefore. hereby ~oasted
10 appear Oh or before the Flrs,
Monday la January 1870. before
the Clerk ot said Court al hl. oihce
ia CharIott-. Dickson county. Tenn.
ess-e and make defense 10 the bill
filed against them in above styled
cause. in this Court, by Camilla
Wren e, sl.. oF otherwise the bill
will be taken Tor contested
I.ls ~.iaEths ordered uaSt khss
ao,ice be published ius Tour conse-
cutiy~ weeks 10 The Dickson County
Herald
This the ~ day u November
1919
VI Harris. Clerk,
Howard h. Brown. Solicitor.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-14

Did you aver stop TO thiak that
there are t~o kinds OF criticism ---
destructive and constructiYef And
before Wv oder criticism Vi Our town
OF the people Ia IL, We should stop
10 consider under which elaas our
words will fall. II We decide the
criticism 10 destructive. we should
no, utter il. But II il |. construct
i've. II il ofsn something better,
,heo w should not hesitate, sith-s
because Of being criticised ouss,l
yes. because vi cell consciousness,
or brcause oi any other reason 10
give our criticism. We should try
to better our surroundings when
possible. not By means Of tuthl-ss
destructive cri,ieism. but by giving
voice to ~eIl.toundsd plans Of ito
provemsDt,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-14

discharge OF resignation vas suffer.
lEg irom injury likely to resul. In
death or Disability -
Many discharged men are mol
familiar with OF are inclined 10 die.
regard this provision u Law and
are allowing their rights there under
to ls.pe.
Request Tor tbs certificate men
toned sbov. should be made u
the Chief Medical Advisor. Bureau
II War Rsk Insurance. Washing
ton. d. e,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-14
thsoLsEsT NOTICE.

r. 'hf Creditors NJ Mrs. X. r.
Dresser. f. cssed
i}} I'D II the Clerk VI the Co.
estr lald u Dletson County
Tenf*ss*e hetie- i. hereby givep to
d rrr.oB. hsvfrr rfssms agsinss
it,s ssts'e u Mrs. Il r Bssuss. d..
c-ss.d so sppsss spd die The ssns
~ilh 'h. Clerk VI SAID Ceun. auth.
entiestsd in the msunsr prescribed
by lsw, "a ~ t,eftr. March ist, l0O.
TIE Insolvency N ssid ssssAs
hayins been susgsssei. sny claims
roi fi!sd ~ ~ k.t1ns th.. data viii
~ iossver hatred both ia Law 81
equity
H.. 2ath. day of October, 1915,
7. BkDMAIT. AAus,
II + E<sssts EsiAts-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-14
Lady il Chicago Tslexraphs tor Rat
Snap

Read Mrs., Phi bps ~'rf lga
sl's Eaterminafos Ga h'stti'li'
n, J. Rush s. worth RAT ~NAf
Later, rsee we'd follosina letter
RAT.SNAF arrived M ~, honve
OF rats in M tine Just moved hers
from ps. where | use RAT SNAP
with great results THREE -lns,
25c. Soc. 3l,-Solj aud guarantees
by Dickson Hardware Go. II g.
Tom!,nson and Clenote fhArmsct
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-14

When 500 esi up 9th bad taste
in yocr u,oath, . 3uii-lif-t i~elsng
no relish Tor fossd. and Cnnsi'pstei
ron may kno~ thai yoo o-~d de'te
al Cham bsrIsin Tshlet- They not
arly cause 81 asrssAtls uovsmeu'
ot the ho~wls but cleanse- and IN
vlsornses the stomach and impror Z
The digestion.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-14
Nok.RGs,pGkT NOTICE.
o. L ktherlise.
''"f -. ~ = -

,,.,..,, ~.aMsltsr IA ,klhexiags- ,..,.. .,.,.,
In this csuse, IL appearing to the
CLERK, from the bill. which Is sworn
TO. that the defendant. Walter h,
Ethsridse 10 = non resident OF the
Stats Of Tenn, so that the ordinary
process OF law can not I've served W
on him. Ii 10 thsrsiors ordered by
the Clsrk, that Non.r resident pub,
location be made tor the said Wal.
tef Il. Ethefidse commanding him
to appear at the Court House IN the
town Of Dickson. Tennessee. on the
Is, Monday in December, 1919
next i. being the regular term Of
said Court, AMI plead, sn.wH. or.
demur to the bill filed against him
Tor divorce, OF the case will be ss.
Tor hearing en-parte.
l.. J Browning Clk.
II &. Richardson. Sol,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-14
M r. LaDuks. Farmer, says, "You
Bet. Rats Can Bite Thru Metal

Il hsd Iced bins lined with ilnc
last year; rats got thru pretty soon.
War Out tis: "A 8. psE. Ut RAT.
SNAP killed NJ many rata that W
iseses, h@sa wAiAas2t. i, .stsses. Qas
collie dog never touched RAT
SNAP" You try 1t. Three sizes.
25c. 5oc. 81 Sold and guaranteed
by Dickson Hardware Co.. II O..
romlnsnn and Ciemors Phsrmsey
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-14

Tho man who thinks be has no
faults to speak OF would be siksiy
10 change hissnind u be could bear
what bis n-ishbofs have TO say
ahoa, hsm Jus. alter he has turned
the corner.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-14

VIII sell At public suction 90 the
Mcfarland farm. north oi Dickson
on Nov z2nd. some corn. hay,
sheep, cattle aud other articles.
J. ID. SEYMOUR.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-14

FOR RENT-Farm u " acr~s,
five room house. good we'll at back
door. all necessary out buildings
plenty OF corn ground, oats and pea
hsy land Will rent Tor cash OF par,
nt the crop Can give possession nj
once For lurtb.t Information
wnte
J Il Johnson.
42l0 Park ave.
Nashville Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-14

II 10 bard ID tell which 10 the
most unfortunate, thinking that
never does anything OF activity
tia. uessr stops TO think
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-14

!. Snly. the iusl problem by having
Wouder OIL Gas Burner Installed
"a you heater and cook stove. Ii
ranuot explode add IL odrrIess and
'sn.'sry, /, IL one ot the greatest
oouyenienv.s Afforded mankind
Price SIS See
" Il fuSrER. Dickson
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-14

Mrs y. A. Clifton 10 waiting her
daughter, Mv. Lucy Cochran Al,
l.yles
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-14

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/. |. LEkl H. Attorney
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-11-21
Announcement Dinner

Mrs. E. A. Southard entertained
with an announcement dinner Sunday
evening at 6 o'clock. Cupid from the
certer of the table disclosed The fol-
lowing: "Mr. and Mrs. E. A. South
ard announce the engagement Of their
daughter Anneita to Ralph w. Cass,
the marriage to be an event in the
near future" Covers were laid for
the following guests: Mabelle john
scr, Letitia Long, Gwendo,in Dixon,
Ruth Thompson, Estella Mold, Verna
Jones, Thelma Klingler, Orlena Hall,
Chloe Braden, Marie Berry, Faye
Nicely and Anneita Southard.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-11-21
Big Class at District Meeting

Over 600 knights of Pythias as
sembled at the K. P. castle Friday
evening to witness the comforting of
the Page rank on a class of $50. The
work was put on in dramatic form
by the celebrated team of Newark
Lodge No. 13 and at the close of the
meeting a buffet lunch was served.
Fine addresses were made by Past
Grand Chancellor Wormwood, A. S.
Mitchell, Judge C. C. Williams of
Columbus and County Deputy J. A.
Grove who also presided at the meet
ing. A parade headed by the Pythian
band augmented by the Old Guard
drum corps preceded the events of
the evening.