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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-08

Dcnison, Iowa, July Is, 1919.
Pursuant to adjournment the board of
supervisors met at 10 o'clock a. m.
Chairman Nehls presiding
Minutes Of July l, 1913, were read and
on motion approved
"a. r., ;,,,c r,aro alloxvod
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-08
THE MOST
DANGEROUS DISEASE

. No organs Of the human body are 40
I'm portant to health and long life as the
kidneys. When they slow up andscom-
mence to lag in their duties. look out!
i Find out what the trouble is-without
weak. d,s.y. sutssrt fsomi siespis.snsss
or have pains in tho back-tcdke up
a. s0xce. Your kidneys need help. These
are signs to warn you that your kid
neys are not performing their func.
doing their work and are allowing i'm
puritieS to accumulate and be convert
ed into uric acid and other poisons:
which are causing you distress and will
destroy you unless they are driven
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-08
GOODRICH ITEMS
f \ + + + + + + + i + + + 4

Mr.. and Mrs. George Beaman spent
Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Lingle.
Hannibal Fink and son, Gene, were
up to Deloit Wednesday. s....
MIR. and Mrs. A. d. Whey and Miss
Lovicie Morris were Denison shop
pers Monday. :" - -. ...,,-.,i
Mrs. s. A. Cinnamon. Of Peoria, III,
spent the, week with her niece, Mrs.
Albert Whey, and family. ~. e.: 49, W.,
Mrs Kuhn visited at the home of
Miss Morris one day this week. Wv.
Miss Dorothy Greene and brother,
Wesley, spent the week end with Mrs.
Albert Whey while Mr.. Whey was
In Sioux City attending the NJ; p con
ference. x, ..,t,# ,,.., H., =.
!, Nj. and Mrs. Asa Brown we're De-
lott visitors Saturday. .,. ~ q. ,1' ~.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-08
Official Publication

Denison, Iowa, July Is, 1919.
Pursuant to adjournment the board of
supervisors met at 10 o'clock a. m.
Chairman Nehls presiding.
Minutes Of July !, 1919, were read and
on motion approved.
Mrs. Almyra Fields, blind pension $3.50
Mrs. Mary Ihrie blind pension 31.5o
Mi,rilla Patchin, blind pension 31.5o
Mrs John Anderson widows pen soo
Pf sn Gebert & Hunt Hunt supplies for
i. e r eian nems casket i a N
expenses of Esther Tellgrer ~ so.'9
Pfarr, Gehert & tHunt.c9upon % m
Algpt Lindgren, dragging county ., m
rhSeSos. 'i Munster, dragging county - !.
Z. f E. Marks, dragging county 40
Fred Garrett, dragging county -, ~
Aisot 'f Lindgren, repairing county i. 4
me A Stewart Ibr. Co. laths for
Leuie Grill, repairing county -,a.o
. roads with engine ..... -. 562.6o
crete cuiverts .'... 49,. r11o4.s6
Herman stockaeth. hauling and
ua piaeinga Grill 9lv reaairins bridges 1915
The Stewart Lbr: Co., bridge ma
rh te1ial Munster. repairing bridges 27:sSS
Herman GRIN. paints for bridges 1855
McGinn Bros. placing temporary oo
The Stewart Lbr. Co., bridge ma >,
Amos 1easN T. Petersen, hauling mate
rials and repairing bridges 29.3o
Grinnell & Jensen. estimate on
channel change Sec. 16S3-39 ..2513sS
Oh k Nae dea balance due on cul- 2ss5o
Hartman Grill, bridge work ..... 1850 |
Herman Grill, repairing bridges. s1'lo
bowman Kranz Lbr. Co, bridge 90, %
Ai bsam NJ 4 ssss wv =. s225s
ps ssaaai Bridge Co., construction Of @
1isnfy repairing bridges ssS
Board adjourned at ~ O'Clock noon
toSneet at 1:30So'clock p. m. ,&,.
rs sr1i' n! Afternoon Session.
Board met at 1880 o'clock p. M: Mem
a On motion claims were allowed as fol-
NE. Collins, services in auditors
metropolitan supply Co.. sup sup ~
rliea for county superintend-
siet nvI Smss supply co.. sup: 'V'''
BITS ONCE 49,. ..... 5.6s
John b, Gorsaut g. Co., supplies
TOR recorders Office ..... -. 36.4J
Ferguson & Benson Co., supplies
for county superintendents Of
Lehisr Printing CO., supplies for ~
rsoorder's Office H.. -. 800. 57.25
George staley, services and ex-
psnses in county engineers Of
Ronald wysant, services and ex- Vow
pshses In county engineers Of
NJ b, Jones. services and OK
penses in county engineers Of
AnSs Petersen, trustee Goodrich '.s'..
Pfssr. esserit s Hunt, ndse for i''.s
7;,I;s. sTass; sns faait xo,s ssai1 1000
ASdsl Eiss sad CO.. supplies FOR l'''-'
court house and jail, ~, -. $500
Pig; Porte freight and express |
G. IS Roibinault, painting and pa. -
Z perinE at county jail .......... 1856
Green Bay Lbr. Co. repairs for
stsVart Lbr. Co, repairs for jail 2s.io
John Holland. committee. session
VIM Esssrs committee, session ''''0
Hans Haxse. committee, session 'i''0
!. ard mtleage 49,: .....::.. 1910
and mileage ,....... .:.... . 1900 !
u Portz. gopher. bounty paid 4.10 !,
craSx Nor COUNTY Farm Bureau. IA - /
!, RESOLVED ~ the board Of Supervisors ryS;rs
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-08

j The, high school. and college boys
are students Of geography. at least to
the extent that they can draw maps
locating the homes Of all the pretty
giEls within. walking distance. =. .sssas.SS
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-08

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your money Will ,.he refunded Ask for
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-08

b The fall bonfire is considered a very.
cheerful sight, particularly when the
smoke is blowing over to your neigh.
boris rhouse.cnri1s u .ca~a,tgsLGr . s.GIt.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-08

1t is fortunate that the husking
parties don't all come on the same
night, as the supply OF red ears could
not be taken around from farm to
farm.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-08

Ex-President Taft has gone back
to his job as professor at Yale, but
he can't expect to be pointed out on
the street as frequently as the captain
of the football team.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-08

There is altogether too much pound
ing on the desk by the orators, and al
together too little pounding on the
work benches with hammers, hallets
and other implements of honest in
dustry.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
soM-aGs.oGnr morEl
NARY GORDON ET Al.
VIZ
ANDREW ROBERTSON ET A,
10 County Court n Dick .,r c., .
". T~nn., Dec Tesm 1918.

In this Gauss IL appearing 10 he
petition shich IL s~mb TO " 4
Andrew ilohestADn sed Sec Han, oh
srs noa residents II the ais.+ II
tennessee thsv SIRE shY.a Fore ~.
CURED 10 sppess aas " h~fots Tbs
FIRST MONDAY In FEg. 1919
before Hoa. Joe h. Ws~m. Jsas.
ri said Cour. st the Coar H., s-e
in the Tosn OF Chsrlo,is Tenn.
aud make defense 10. .sid p~si,7oa
Fled ss.ia., ,n.m In i.,d Court ny
Mary 6ssdou ri q! or sh. r~<s
wiIi he TAKEN iof rnisassd. sod The
cause ~s ia sssriag ss psrts.
!: 10 farther osdseeA thst this
police b. pnblssb-d l's iow cocs~c-
utiv. ~eels In the Dsctson Co. sty.
Herald. . sesspspss publ he'd
xsekIy. ri Dickson Tsnnss-ee.
This Dee. IL 1888.
II. HARRIS. Clssk.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
SIMPLE WASH REMOVES
RINGS UNDER EYES

Dieksan people will hs snrpriY, a
hos uuhkty pure iasopiik eve
.Ash relieve. ',ieod shot Eyes apu
.dsrk rsnys. One yonna nsn ~bo
had sy- trouble and very un4ish''v
h~'k rinEs -. relieved by ONE
.WAaH ~ssls IssstpssA, ~ He, st..rf
also renewed a hsa eye strain III
three days, A s,nsll bottle t.Avap
ttk is guaranteed Ia bsne6, Etkkf
CASE weak. strained ~ laAssn.i
eyes. Aluminium ere cup FREE.
Ciemofs Pharmacy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
Local and Otherwise (

r, J Warren. ESQ. spout Mon.
day IN Nashville,
MIa- Annie tathey spen, por
ton os last week with relatives a,
hutas
Mira ! II. Hun, and children ar.
sss.>i hssa ,M.nnlax irom. Nashville,
where they ~lil remain.
Miss Nellie clark. @. MrEwen.
spent A portion ot last week here
visiting her sister. Mrs Frank Hall
Miss Blanche Hudson. III Nash.
vilie, IN Visiting her mother, Mrp, J
l., Hudson. aud Other relatives.
PAT and Mike Saser, OF Louisville
M are Visiting their mother, Mrs
Maggie Sagas aud other relatives,
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Scott, III Brink
iS Atk, tpsas the holidays here
wIh relatives aud friends
- aud Mrs, Harry Hopkins, ID
lAv'nss'on, we're among the visitors
her" during the holidays.
HoIay Susg. who has beef in the
Navy Is at hauae having been given
discharge,
Nra, John Wetnbarg has return.
~ to her home w Nashville after q
fes days visit here the suess y,
ut Mrs, VIII Cox.
fros. and Mrs ] Max Cowan, o!
h'oomlugtan, speni the haitasys
bette TIE guests III the Iorness moth.
er, Mrs \ II. eowau.
Mr., and Mrs ". ). Mnodr. a,
NAshvii'e spent thu holidays herr
the guess o: the formers parents,
NJ aui Mrs. ) {. Mocdy.
Ray hopkins. who has been in
. Nashville hospital under treat.
meat lot fractured kne-, has
reta,a.d home, aud viii sooa be
able To be out again,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

| Miss Mary Barnett has rvsurne,
home after Visiting in Nashville.
Mrs. ] Wshpnberg OF Nashville
| was the guest oi Mr.. and .irs, Will
CNx last week.
Misses Hestrt 4 pousherts Keel.
| ar. visiting Link MiiIers family 90
. Barton Ifesk
Mr. and Mrs LII Brown IL l,iitI,
, Rock, Ark are yist.lns relatives
assl. lrleailr axe, >.... =, 49,. .r..
Miss Willie Collier. o. Nashville
spen, sunday here with rejs,!sr'
and lrlenas-
Wash Work after spendtn. thu
holidays with rviat,ves has re;O.0r
| to Camp Sheridan, Ala
Mas lula Willisms s,sns h,
HOLIDAYS with relatives IN Ri'u,na
ham, Ala.
Mr. aud Mrs. y. Y Clark r, lam
| ed sunday !rom two wees, yts
with yeiss.ves a, West Point Ms
Mr. aud Mu. W. II, Street. "a
Wichita Fail. Texas. are tbs gut st,
, Of Nj. add Mr., & W nay,+aor
Elvis Luther ami sister. CUBA. .
GAINESVILLE. visited NJ II ksei~
| aud II mily las; Sunday,
| Mr. snd Mrs. Il. l.. Aan,s ,me,,
and tsmily a Alsnta, Ga. ssen,
Friday bere the guests nj Mr., ami
Mrs,. A. 4. Grow aud family
Mrs, Eugene Alsnp. u NASHVILLE
spent A lev days here auFi-s tbe
holidays the gues, VI her grand
neshsts Mrs. N. I, A.k,ns
Misses Elizabeth WAtsoa snd
Lorraine Barnett spent toe weekend
in Nashville with the lattsrs SISTER
| Mas Annaaeli Barnett,
]. W. Raher,s, Of Valm,r Mes
Mexico, speas = lev days here as,
week With. VIZ. and Mrs, W, Y
| Davis. He 10 hooking 6ne sn,l
dandy sna en.oyins the best d
A4AltA.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

DR., q. 1. Banldsu ia in n Sashs
Vile hospital under treatment
canned " x"sses@ gu asss'aassas.
When a merr boy he suffered an At
tack u white swelling and bic ankte
has given him trouble more ~ lees
ever sincs and lev. days aso he
came M severe that he was tcrced
TO ~ to Nashville len treatment,
II ~ hoped by his many friends shs.
he will suan hs ahl. 10 return home,
Oa Chais,mas day while seated
IN nm automobile In itout Of The
home of the oihra,ipg require, A
D English. Mr.. Roy Donssss and
Miss Anna Clifton we're married
This was EaQ. Enalish's first At
temp, al .'sina a msuimonls' knot
and he says he tied scme snos
The groom IL the son III Mr. aud
Mira W. X. noDesan aud the bride
Ia the daughter Of Mr., and Mr. J A
Clifton. They have the best sisnes
oi large circle Of friends
The people Of Dickson. ~bo hsd
the pleasure u her acquaintance
learned with deep regret las, week
Of the death oil Mrs John Anderson
a, her home near Waverly Az Mias
Beulah MeMary. prior 10 her mar
risgs about a year ago abs frequent
ly visited Dickson, Shr VIA. "A sister
OF our townsman. W. II. McMury
presiden, Of the Citizens National
Bank. and Was mort attractive
and cultured young Uomsn. Her
death was due 10 sp'iosnaa posumn
MIA
Marshal John Shelley aud son.
Bind ven, 10 Nashville rn"~da,
morning to losk after the in,-re-ts
II the latter 10 hts race lnt Page 1T
the senate Though n bay ~ III
teen years, bad ~ eminsn,ly Eitei
for tine psssit,aar snd /. waxinx !.
hard fight tof the place. and his
candidacy j. backed up by shr rec
ON nsnds,ions and supper, II -om.
1t tHr very best ard uaass"~intiasH
tial business men ~ Dickson From
assurances 81 supper. he 10 rsceiv
ing from Senator'S slert from differ
rnt sections OF the State. the many
friends Of young Shelley !nel ssn
guiue Of his success ~aen the tune
comes.
Corporal Homer y. Richardson
arrived here Thursday ii last
week on q lev DAYS visit Ia his
mot her. Mr.. W r Rchsrtsm AMI
family. Hs vas a member II ca
I 18th Inf, hs having joined The
Regular army aud vas stationed a.
Dougiss. Arizona. and volunteered
for oversees SERVICE on Ians Z, 1917
and landed in France on June rs
II. was in the battle as Leichsp'ey.
Chateau Thisry snd Msrns Went
over the top" ave umss and pot
sounded In the shoulder and rah,
lss in the battle Of Sois-oe. II.
cane uesr losiBg hts leg a. injection
Set in. Hs sas also s..~@ snf
w.s 10 Has% Hospita.. No 8 10
Francs. from Jaly until D~ceras -s
n. had been reevmm.n lssi iH al.
0ltscers' Trsi0ine School ana = ass.s
have snne il he hid MT hA.p
wounded. He hss msns ip,er.st.
ins incidents to relsis snd ~#T4 h.
il certainly glad to g.. back to IN.
scod old Z. y. A. Daring bic Isl
months ssav oyessess he aye h~
did not see bat one Ulrk.sn count,
hoy and that Vas C'.repe~ pns.ts
and did not ses him units ;si.'
before eaying for het~n.. ~ ~,
Tse~iay nish, 10, Camp Taylor
KY. where be ~sll raa.sia unssl
esssn ais discharge.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

II you want a good lishs set thu
BANNER light globe, Sold by
Mysss Drug lGya sy~. ). as,y;. !. ~, ~. !
Mn. b n Cnssby u ON the s.ck
l... susier,ng an attack of influenza.
Arch and Malcolm Clement.
after spending the holidays here.
have returned to Massey College
PULASKI
Atty r {. cullum hs. gone TO
Jacksonville. Fla. where hi. par.
en,.. M. and Mrs W T. cullum
reside
John Mslcv. oil Sheffield and
Harry Donaldson al tayes,-. Ala.
spent lew days here last week
with relative. and friends,
Pool r. h, Stone and w,fe al
Belfast. spen, the holidays he,e
with the ls,s-rs mother Mn. T.
N Smith,
Mrs s. G.. Williams after \ ling.
er,ns ,ilnes. died =, Treswell, this
[ Thursday morning She il sur.
y,ved by several children.
Cecil Sell. who has been station.
ed q, Camp Hancock. Ausus,a.
Ga, TOT the past s,x months. t~.,ns
an Amy UHrsrs Training course
came home "Wednesday. he u >
second Lieutenant ef III. Ord.
nance Corps on the reserve list,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

funeral Direc.
tors and I'm.
banners.

We carry = eosSspsete
iine Of coffias and CAS-
ksss. All calls xev~m
esompt sttsasies. 6sy
81 sigtst. . ~. PAssss !
Citissas' n: Gs1nAsf~
And No. 1i2, RsssA saAee
Rsss&se. .x.snAsetarA "
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

III 4 a
| &c. - - s,,asrs -. - !.
relatives sad ffssass-
~. -, us.u - E,,ss -,
Rg,g.,,m "a N.ahS;fa. -. -
.,,~aaI,n. : - ~. -. ~. -,
- 49, -. ~ wm xs.r..ra.
N, Ia 49, w y s..~s.. =.
.,,,as.l se,,.. s.,a.,.. 40 a..
i ~ n. l.,.-,. $500 n,
s,.;,r, .,,.. ;xu,IIy r.., g..ns,s,.
Sisbsaa Hart. aho IA euaeloYei
\ a.. - ~,,h M 60. a.
S.,,ts u.',. a.. lass ,.as,,xs. "a
t,,asa. 7 -
Aisses Mary ahd Ruth bryan,
Louise lohEs9ss aud Ugris frce1aa
.,4vs p,,la.ai 60, s,..,,,.,. ~.
hs.lia.ss hs,s xi,h hou.y,lks
Ds. J q, Cammins. 81 Nashville,
aud Prof y. X. Tau talns. OF Alex.
&C.. h.,s ,hs y,,e.,. !, rl,is .,s,a,
N,x w p Ma,,;.,n
William Allen, ss.sf srw days
visit here 9th his mother Mrs, q,
rs,v Calf xh~,s h. /. 10 army .s,.
v,rs ba,ns s,s, s.,es.n, :, ~.
nn,,.
Norman Brown aud tsmssy, al
Lexington. Ny. vino hsrs h~en v,ssI
t.s.,, .n.nI;,. H., lev asS. h.',a s;,a
~. .,,mx,.. n.,r.,. n, .as A..
f,.nk Hrewn
Dr and Mrs, |. G, Hooper, Of
Nashville. spen, suudsy here tia
guests vt ths fuTner 4 tnssihss, Mrs..
..,a i,,,ns.
~ '>'''>' "5aSj
Miss Mary DoaSean, after spend.
Ing the hoiidass here with her
mother, Mrs l.iaaie Done gao. has
ss.usHsss> sss4 ha&Sna1 ,A,~ea ! a. ~si.~s !
she Is employed teaching music,
M"s MARY Ransom mas resigned
pr 'l'os'aou aefe WIN 'he '" a.
20 shd mas gone 10
whefc sue mas sesepssa .
.s'''taoa WIN the Columbia ffoaaee
20" ~ "s'osSerpT'
co,n,x A,sr, I r rt,oa and
y IL .nant thy ho,,dsys nth m.
lorms's parrots near lookesii e !,
% 'hen RETURNING bone SUNDAY.
nfa' nHo'' urse'aR'" case ~ IT,
1nehxa anu mas oean quite sscS ms
~esk :
\ Dal,a. ssvmo,s AND tam;lv n
Itj.tm,u Comfy uov.d tha wset
.nJ Ia thai, al.,sn, hons N. "
" "rsart p'a.s' !ae' worm :"
o'eS'oh' ane i'e,a'o ~ VIA" :"
"r'eo me ''fese goo" pe"o'e /" Ct"
tens "i 'h'' community |
r, 49,, - u1, H.
p, ' "
- - ~ -. 81
!, p =, -
So !" 50 a. q =
" af+n' we Esquire oH.eiauhs'
ar M'"sc 'e'urse" "oh"a' W MS
camp
M,.. Wilma, Shs~lysvssc Christ.
ma. ,.,,x D.c.mh., y 1hs in.
-, ,,..,. ~.,.. u,.s.s r,r,,.
nnn..n El,.ax t,,im.. or. Cav !
Ami. =. MeAi,.,s, Near. Hob |
sft suonh L-natd efow. Hnhsn
row ana FRANK e'ooxett ht"esh
men. wer~ served
r.. h..vv ,.;o. ,h;. x..k h..
4 49,. ,,,,,,,, d.m... in N. ~.v "a
- - go. AL h,sd.,.
r,.I.s ni,h, h,;ds. nn III. mr. /
~. 80 Ths.,,,,a 49,. ~, -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

eiurnsd Tuesday tfem risst Il
Memphis.
Mr~. 4. Il. Robertson and litti'
ln1n are recovering irom al aItaci
| 4 iatiuel1a.
| Mis Sadie Berry. 81 HickmaG
Iks spsn, the 3r@x-sni Lsfs lhs
1 guest 81 Miss t1,is Caa
| Mi~ Root and daughter Mlss
Laura Cai.l.ha~. N Slshsiil
spens Christmas hsrr the guests oil
Mrs james Walksr
| Frank Noafc, nj Camp -nriian.
tAla.. sp~nl ,h.l holidays here ~t,l
hls parents. MI aad Ar. J 7,
Moore.
| Misses Mildred EagIlsh and Ella
| f!d.sii, ~h4 are seachlax seslas,4 "a.
shsany connsy, sp"ns the holiday.
here with hofEesolks.
| Warren Donaldson. who has beea
In training at Camp Pike. Ark ~
At home, haylpx been given q die
IehaYge.
| Mr. aud Ms John hrowa. after
a irw dave slsit here with feistivrs
aud ftisuds have returned to their
h1ue In alooga
| Mr. sad Mrr / L. Gilmore and
eh'ld'en spent ths holidays a,
Cenir-vii!p ~iIh the former. parents.
Mr.. aud Mts n Gilmore.
VIZ snd Ms Howard Andr wv
AMI little daughter Edith. Of Sash
VILE, .p-nt MAS Day hs~ que, IL
81 Mr. ard Mrs, A. b. Ctow and
family
Nj. Harry Tolar and sister. Miss
Burna II kunls. Texas. spent III.
Christmas holidays here the guests
NJ Misses Vera, Tht,tn sna Evelyn
tcmw. a. ".'s e@ @,. ~,
Mr., aud Mrs, J K Love. Il Dial
lac, FcKas, speal the GhristAss
holidays here the guests oi Mr. aud
Mr.. A II t'fU& antY 6sifff fsfsfises
ind friends.
Mr.. and MIR, Ilsr4bsli Anderson,
of Huntsville. Ala. spent lev
days here during the holidays the
suestr oi the formers parents. Mr..
and Mrs.. W. N. Anderson.
MIR ADD Mr.. Everett Futaef and
baby ot Nashville, spsn. Friday
here They were en route home
from \ few days visit With relatives
at centreyille.
Misses Glenn aud Wrenn Hop
kus. who arr employed 10 Nash
vile. spent Christmas hefe The
guests ri their mother, Mrs, Fannie
Hopkins.
Carter CroiEer. who il tn the
Navy, and Just recently returned
from overseas, spent the holidays.
her. the CUES, oi h,s parents, Mr.
and Mrs ". I. C,otter,
Mrs " II. Walker aud dsush
ter Miss Mary. spent Christmas at
Allen Greek. where Mr., Walker.
ia manager n the Bon Air Coal
4 Iron Go, store,
Misses Vera aud Valiie Wyatt.
after a few DAYS visit here With their
aunt. Mrs. John X. Baker have
returned to their home a. Tennessee
Ridge
Mr.. aud Mrs. Walter Talley aud
daughter, Miss Louise, have return
ed to WsverIy, alter spending thu
holidays With Mr.. and Mr-, viii
Cox.
Mrs Harry Ha4nrs sntl !Sa Lid lie
aonA ana sister, Miss l.tule Smith
are here ftrm siensson. Ivxas the
.uas'4 Of ,h-l' parents. Mr. and
Ms itsnsy, Smith and othH r.la
tlyss aud lrisnt-
Mr. and Mr.. Charles Martin aud
bt,l- daughter, Jusnl.a. Of Emory
sap. are Spending a lew days here
the suee,s Of the formers parents
Mr.. snd Mrs, CALVIN Martin.
W NJ, Me,aler and three children
LETT tuesday Of last week lot Colo.
taio SPRING. Colo, wnese they
vii reside The best wishes OF
lbs, ot friends 70 With them 10 their
ties home
Mr.. and Mrs Max Schwarh and
baby. Max r.. after lev days
Wait here with Mrs. Schwartx.s
grandmother, Mrs. NJ +, Adkins.
have returned to their home in Nc
bhes. ARK.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

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The Nevada County picayune., 1919-06-12

If you have the itch don't scratch. It does not cure the trouble and makes the skin bleed. Apply BalIard's Snow Liniment. Rub it in gently on the af- fected parts II ,relieves itching in stantly and few appliea tions. re- moves the cause thus performing permanent cure Sold by Guthrie Drug Store
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-06-12
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company. Win.ton-Salem, N

During the past winter and spring 10 carloads of hogs were marketed through the county agents and office of markets of the Agricultural Exten- sion Division of the University of Arkansas, and in many cases farm CTS received $500 more for carload-iot hogs shipped and sold comparatively than handled otherwise. Good grade hogs brought from IS to 20 1-2 cents pound on foot and as many as twen- ty-five to thirty farmers consigned from one 10 forty hogs each in some of the shipments. The cooperative. marketing of farm products Is one of the agricultural problems which will be handled by the county agricultural committee and the Special Agricul- tural Advisory Board, the organiza- tion of which has been practically completed in every county which has an agent by the Agricultural Exten- sion Division of the University of Ar kansas. The purpose of these organ izations Is to cooperate with and as- sist tho county agents to promote the agricultural interests of tho counties.
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-06-12

A regular morning operation of the bowels puts you in fine shape for the days work. If you miss it you feel uncomfortable and cannot put vim into your movements. For all bowel irreg- ularities Heroine is the remedy. It puts the system in fine vigorous con dition. Sold by Guthrie Drug Store.