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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

tvs STATE aaRsslRassass e3nara AaE
aBauEEsNd n as.afnsrs IN ~ fstaass n
sAs eAaat sax ssatasssesAa Ia Ala IA
eoslersSS.x sas seeNAsary aasa teg M
4aa2lszatiex ~ ths taxes ~ abs state
gsss astazG@s fTVRR eaG5A cen Er@saaasss
8Sssrats has RAefa Ah$aaass6 @&tR tas
@xsssssea NJ ,As TAara fsssEsst. wAsSSA
ia Stysa taa assistants es s1enaht u
,As EsrSs anasssAs " wsss ns<aexsarg
tn reach al ths rs0a~rss liz sAay ely
srict Use fssas'sasS eg0sasneat atsas
nssS hare hees nAsness
First naatrast TAatass C., NfgraSk
Aiasspaws
Sseaaa IAssries rtaage w StaF
lee. EsAFrssasa
Third DsstF4es-~c VI KsaE. AsAsns
aud 4 n rsnlAsd. MaAssaasssls
% RneEsh nssstet u lstsekmAa
t'aakersise,
FA.ta District leas EsEsas, weea
bgrg
Sixth Dsssrist darcy Fort, t'ssrls
willie
SeyeAsA rhsrtss TO he supplied.
RiEhsA nssirist 4. Pelser
Haa;lasaea
Ntn,a pAssrlet-~4R, A SAetty. nyers
burg
TeasA bsssrte, ~~Chas A Miller. Rosf
var.
aaaa WAS Appointed ia sae Seseata
District. ea, welid MOI serve, and ,sis
appointment will ae nssse iatsT
Thrse assistants me, wsth t.es Eoh-
,rts aH8 TIA equalization board Ia the
saprsEae court rssata ana made EAaas
saF 'issHa4.as@ ap@raIian ~ lAis DE
partmrHt, the compensation allowed
for these assistants while Engaged Ia
sa!& srrA aas slxea. III so p~r dlem
aud sli expenses, Including the ex-
peRse OF sseaasraphle help This wass
AIS approved by Cov Roberts
The sslviaoas To be employed by
these geatiesaen In Determining he
valuation OF property Is to compare the
assessed valuation Of property with
the price reeorted In transfers aaaae
on such property and ,Aw assistan, s.a
tls,ieian viii endeasog 10 ascertain
Which Of th-se t~e valuations N cor
rect and repyH~sss,s the tr,ae easa yalse
Ut the property
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
GRANDMA USED SAGE
TEA TO DARkEM Half


Cosranon gardsn sage bruwed into .
heavy tsa sith sulphur added, wtij
tnrn gruy. ssyeaksi aud faded h&ii
beautifully dark sad lGruriant. Just
few appsieatisas win prove g reyels
tien II yoar half is fading strsAked on
gray. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sui
phEr recipe at home. though. 10 roa'
bIesndne, A easier way Il to Srs .
bottle Of Wyeth's Sage and sulphur
Compound ~ any drug store oil ready
for aae. This IL the oid.ttrne recipe
improved BY tbs addition 0t other In
gresiEnts.
While wispy. gray. faded hair Ia 40,
sinfat, we all desire 10 retain cur
youthful appearance and attractive
ness By darksaing yonF halr with
Wyeth's Sage and sulphur Compound,
30 ans can tell. because II doss I, 81
naturally. 20 evenly Yoa just dafnpen
sponge ~ soft brush with IL ana
draw this through your hai-, taking
OPS snlaIi strand At tine by n0rnlas
q May hairs have disappeared, and,
aftA another Application or two, your
hair becomes beautifully dark. glossy.
soft and luxarlaGl ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

Cor Roberts last week eonsmatesi
/ fire sentence of 'AftfSur ffsneT,, cof
nred. froa death 10 lite term In the
FeHiteussars Rsniro VAS sent ap troa
Ainn Coanty, where he VAS eoa
yic'ed OF a charge II rape. He appeal
re 10 the supreme ccurt. bat en as
cnsus Of error In the bill uf exceptions
this court could noi bear the ease
Gov Roberts sisted he believed thai
the negro had moi received the proper
legal attention, and In riew Of the fact
that he was halt wisied. and that the
communication IVES recommended nv tbs
trial judge the attorney general. and
q aambas OF citizens OF Mo Man Caan,
~, he eommutsd Che sentences
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

from place to place, and for milk pro-
ductlon. II Is Sufficient 90 say that
the constituents or cumpoundS ami tho
relative quantities necessary for these
operations have been determined. that
IT, We know that milk contains protein
and energy or heat producing conStis'
ucnts, the protein being represented
by the casaln and albumin and the
energy and heatproducing eoastit'
uents BY the fat and sugar. In addi'
ton to the constituents or compounds
necessary for the production II milk,
She aiso must have the constituents
necessary for performing the other
functions mentioned. These, for con.
venIence, have been classified Into
rroteins. carbohydrates, and fats. Fats
perform much the samc functions AZ
carbohydrates and are worth for pre-
ductiou practically two aud one~reursh
times as much per pound a. cartsohy.
dtates. and In the balancing At rn'
tinn ARE usually claSSed with them.
This brings us 10 dehn!tion Of a
"halanced ration, which r. ration
containing these various Nutrients In
tbs proportion the cow needs them,
The economical Importance Of bal.
anerd ration i> evident, The eow can
use only certain rl"1upn'S or cUn44
pounds In rer'aln proportions; consr-
qpentls II the ration surpllcs an cs'
e,'Sslys amount Of any onc. the exrcss
IL liable to be wasted MOI only IL
THIS true. bu, as The raw las "a ax.
use L. her capacity fov prodactton ~
rrtnpd.
'hr Important factors. The h,st prac.
tire IL te compound grain mixture
50 tina, " viii hslarre wtth tht' bone.
Eroan r,1ncaage With this In mind.
tf~ ;<rfas ga se' grains ssa..s.sAs w. NJ tss.tct
~ Surply tho necessary nutrients al
ths i'vsst possihle cvfst. Fer th1s, not
nnly the price rscr hundred pounds bot
alSS the relative cost NJ aAch c7Aastit-
usnt especially protein. musi ~ con
s'6srei Yer example. to determine he
cost III Pound NJ aigvS,iblr protein
in n given feed divide the price 81 10,
pounds by the per cent NJ digssstfhle
protein In the fryS', IL this calculation
II made Tor several fseds, the relative
cost Of protein In esch wtil ~ sprsr
ent. Then the feeds thai furnish Pro-
teia AZ the least cnst can b. selected.
The same can h@ doae 10 determine
the cv~t cf the carbohydrates and fat,
which are the hes,,iaasing or eesrgy'
r-ssucins part Of the feed
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

TIE 'fftfs'sttTr ftYrrw'ft'ea- igyaati.
ratlhz m" state ms itusieas uuaes III"
hoard ~ control vii recoNmasd ia.
ncre att,; iy.,sser food ~ fgrn3saN9 ghs
inmates ot 'hc state prison an Tn
creased water sappiy at the Eastern
Hasgitai FER the Insane sn8 also st the
Central Hospital
The com m.t,ee will sisn reeosn mend
tia; a stats d~ntlst bs appointed 10
icos ar.r the teeth @, TIE inmates OF
the state ins,ituttcos Mem beers Of the
committee state tAa. th@y foani nu'
raeraas inmates Suffering trom tooth
seas
A cnss plete cv~rsaa''nx 'or TIE Ten
ressne Industrial stAeol viii he he
reco r, me naatton mato with reference
70 ,sss institution, according tn Mr.
Mcfarland /, IN claimed that Ais in
sJrutsen IN very hsely managed ard II
In very BAD conaltioa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
WOMEN NEED SWAMP ROOT

f1,auasnIs Of women have Kidney snd
,i4,l.lvr tfuubs and nsver suspect II.
Watpgns e,yuealals often prove 10 b
roshias elAe La, ki,iasy sI6dnlss. of tsss
vsult Of sldacy OF bladder a,seasr
II the AI,insys are not In h@althf
,unditson. they may cause the ether or
tass TO bseotns diseased
Pain In the back. headache. loss Of sm'
oltion, nervousness. afs 'oltsn times syraIs
toms Of k,dney trouble
Don't delay starting treatment IN
kilin~r's Swamp Root. = physieisns pre-
mfflt.on, ohtalneti at any drug store. Hlay
be Just the remedy needed 70 evsre"as'
such conditions
Get q medium or hrgr hss bottls i'm
media,cly from any drug store
However, IL yoa wtsh first TO test ths'
great preparation send ten cents 10 IN
kilmer 4 60. hlnskamssn. N, Y, for
sample bottle. When writing be surc and
nent.un this paper ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
KEEPING UP SOIL FERTILITY


When harayard Bsnure, straw ~
stuhAse. are rot svailahls Ter Ess ~
srftisiser. then the Srus:ns q grea-
manure ersyps musr ~ rrsc'ssI ssti
fertility must b. kept up and there
must he the right ~upply of arrnaS
There sr~ very fsw farms sherc
enough manure IL rredss~f 10 test the
sre~nrsnnrc eropu as~ nes n~~ard.
However. where all 'he hsrnysrf TIA
nGr~ bs rceger.y saved. ss~re ia hess
se~i for the greer rsaasr~s II We
xr,srn crps mainly TIE 'eguDss ass
rruwn IA ~stsciens amount for sstiax
IN ,ertiliu, the scsl eaa b. ts9t h
aB~ ccn,!i,icn erea l. thsrs h q saars'
sgu ~ he esruya-I aas.nrrA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

The legislative committee making .
survey of tbs varsops departments Of
the state fepor, that they were agree
shly surprised at the work being deae
by tho fire prevention department
According to the committee this de.
partmsat has turned into the state
treasury about i.s.eea during the last
two years above all expenses
i>oss by fire duriax 1915 In this state
vas reduced by 81 500 coo and the coas
mi,tte attributes large share ~ ihss
decrease to the efficient work Of thu
flfe prev eation departments Rates
fer fire insurance have been reduced
nearly oar third largely throasn the
efforts ot hts department and III. de-
partnaynt III Insurance
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

pound ever sixytnd give ycu my per
mission TO 4fish this letter - Miss
FLO kELttffIe So. is,h st. Newark.
N. J. ~
The REGAIN this fsnous rect ard herb
remety-Asdia Il. Pinsham's Vegetable
Conps aa8st, WAS ~ s:scssssal In Miss
krl!A J ease was because II went TO the
roasa her trouble, restored her 10 q
nct,isal healthy condition and a. result
~ nervousness sltsSppeAfsd
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
S0L0NS ASSEMBLE;
BUSY DAYS AHEAD
EiGATY BiLs-s ARE INTRODUCED
sEFoRE AssEnRlYMss or
cork ssouSES4
SAYS SCHOOL IN BAD SHAPE
...Na.hvnla.

sh& RAA Ak43Rs
The TaaEesaee Legislature resumed
no sessions whsa the speakers o1 tAe
two houses raped tor order Prac
ticaaiy aIi'the members we're at their
tswhs and anxious to cosnpsrss lhe tssk
hsaoge thsm.
k'rrsytwa new hiias we're iatso9sa eaa
In the House aaa 81 in the senate
Two reports we're received tFaGa spe
elal committees.
The committee whleh maGe 40 ia.
ye&tagatten III the wogg 5eiRg auae by
tbs state pflnilEg cdmnisaiaa report
I'D very favoraely al 10 It's tiadsass
Tins HaaGsaistee resasssssea 4sd sAas
THE secretary be paid g. 500 yer an
raA and be allowed a ssgaogfashes ut
salary of $1,000 per aanam The
c0mmitSess also recommended that oaly
i1d eopieS eaca of gAs Aaase ana sen
ale journals he printed sae only l25 II
the private acts be printed Of this ses'
Ason.
II was ramorse In hotel loahtss that
. bill seeking this repeal NJ the public
Utilities commission btu may be OF
fered daring the remaining Nesston-
This bill appears TO be very unsatis
factory 60 Legislators who live Ia the
large cities OF the stale
The committee appointed to recon
mend a proposition for suitable me
moral for the soldiers of Tennessee
>s,a.ss u ..aaa, .ottiss o.. MAJ Ratletgc
smtih. Gun eerlaaa Lodge, and dsetd
Oh 10 rrenm mend memorial aailttag
on Capitol boulevard an tas corner
facing he capitol
This plan was suggested by Senator
Jas II Frazier and provides thar the
building shall be built 81 granite mar
bic or other stone, and lis architec
tarai design shah he ta krepinE with
shat If this state capitol building The
lower flo0r Of this building shall be
known as Memortai Hail and shalt cen
tain the records OF every TsGnsssee
soldier. war relics and other items =
historical vslae The other floors shalt
BE- used for q library. supreme court
room aud Way other offices Of tho state
government that may be decided upon
hr Speaker Walker. OF the House
OF Representatives. stated that he
aoa sted seriously u the Legislature
would crcc, any memorial that coaid
MOI be utilised 10 thu advantage Of the
stat-
THE following members ~ tbs CON
mliter wer~ present Gov A VI Rob
arts. chairman, MAJ Rutletwn Smith,
secretary. n r. SsahInan VIM Rule,
Knoxville Jas Il FRASER Ghatta
neogs. Tom e Rye Nashville John
r Buchanan. .Murtrces horo. George
Aerrsa, A~wpkis; tsbaar&iinr kirsisaa
~ Nalderhslt University, Judge " 7
Sanford of tae vInited States district
court, Judge s F Wilson q the ceor;
q ct,i appeals Seth " walker
speaker ~ the House Of Representa-
tgrcs. aud Andrew T.. Todd. speaker ~
te st&se senate
With toe report III" committee will
hand 10 lhe LeegslafGFe all the Data
81 hpyoi In maflnk THIS rreoa,meadN
tiaa for ma h~ue'l, oc Inc membf7s ~
tEnt rn#w
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

srfo dasie-s q. jackson sera-ssed
a. sssorsatSen sas th~ rzsrcsr o. .Qt
thsytrg tsesr eo-a mos interests ard
50 ssSsr fss;sar lRaed.asslp House
ISL No 81 ~mca has passed nne
reading he Sm s-1r.te. ia, 40 a,
hcs-eri caa - lertsi aeas "a auto
~ Fn-soz tafarsd ~ the TsScA.ae.
All tsss v0ai4 take priority ovsr tie
Sc. sess .sy lie Sesle- who sold co
.c;e-rea ssrmsa-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
Ueilttle's ossesalen.

Musgios-l never kn"w any one 10
be saeh stiekler for the little nIcc-
ties ~ social form MS poilt.le.
Higgins Yes. n0liilte wouldn't
eyen 40 10 work unless be had received
an engraved Philadelphia
kacord.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
SMOKING TOBACCO
FACTS FROM the
ENCYCLOPAEDIA


TIE Encyclopaedia britannica says
eAxxet the manufacture I smoking To-
hacxc; " VA She Continent ard IA
Ararvisa, tsrtasn 'sxaoS' are employed
=. .the Ise N the 'sautSs' IS 10 Improve
The aavpur and hlrt1irs Qaalit,es 81 Tho
leaves" Which in3,,a,s~ ,hSi smokers
eoiayusen. depends AZ niueh upsln the
favrtna used "a uraa the totaccA
Ioer nSvss Is sure guide IN tAc rat
~ Il sAvo-,ns> Try this single test
with several ;,hss~0 brands poGr scare
tchAeso into yy>ar palm. rub hrfssiy.
ard 0sseI f,a vi! Notice distinct
difference In tire frsx-anN al evvry
brand The .chacSS, that srseis he~; 10
yuu ~sll rrcks bsss IN your r;r~. we
can rvW< assured!
Carefully a
i. obi Ru-asy schae>,.
r,us q dash a rurv chocolate, gives
TUXET0 rcear>n rurs srsx-snc"
your ec~s Gan quickly Distinguish frcrr,
any ether sohacv. Try it asa ~.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

set reiaty cf. State Ike T. steveas
has issued GARTER 10 the Gi6be char
coal Company ~ Memphis. ~ith a cap
Hsi sto%k cf sIS,eo9 The lncofpnra
tors are Tinodnsr l,&dsrssh. J " Gas
kins. G A Mckee, Edgar Ire Jr, and
] N Frmeman
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

Down sns rot 10
weak ! could hardly
stand. asd had bead
seheE svsry day. I
tried everything 3
cuuid think cf kk3
was under a.sAy-
sseian's care CT twe
years AglfMmnd
had ussi Ry4aa T.
Pinkhayr vegs-
table 0,sosnti and
shs toEtFtns about
Il. Rs.n tbs Arst
dsyKtook hIb~gsn
TO- el better and
nf | am well and
% 10 DO most any
spind of work. ]
have been recon-
H.. A.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

fave Sa"lhy County banks have
oyevsahserthei their aUata ~ / f.
sar certificates at indebtedness, AZ.
rtes ~S u according ia The treasury
dep rjfanut They Byr First STATE
irgl state NAiineaI Bank. l.iboyty a8v
has Ram & Trgst 60 NORTH Mem
pAis "a, nss Hsus, alon 4 rl4ntors
iiank & Trust ~ Memphis ard Bask
~ M}iliaet9r AllllnEton
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
BALANCED RATION FOR COWS
important to Furnish Various Natri.
snts In Proportion the Animal
Needs ThssA.

Prepared ny ths tnlted States Depart.
Bsnt Vt Agriealisrst
II IL probably we'll IL refer To the
, salassaelisag vi sesassasIs Az IL relates
90 eeua0tnsral fe~iing Of the dairy
COW The cow takes Into her digestive
system fesrls which she utillses toF
the production Of body Tissues, hsai'
Ink the body. f*rforining bodily func-
lions, such as dlgesting fesd, moving
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
cHURk BUTTER ONLY

CRAM alone Should b.
charmed IL may be skiGned "
so&a al u rises er Raay be s~hsa-
rated by a mechanical separator.
The latter plan Ia the mere eff
dent. and though requiring =
considerable Initial outlay ufisa
will be profitable. The crwam
should be se, aside ia q clFan
place by separate nitkings,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

AlAsao Cab has s@%a made As tAa
hasaaess Meas ciaA and stssay aaseTs
sasea tss tae s2rpass VI OFxasiasax q
ssass growers ssaesaagaaa here,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
Ah.sh.Sh-Gf,.o oh oh |!

"is your daughter taking singing les
sons
That's what yoa heard. all rtght
hope you don'' think 'or a minute
thar Ind started beating my wife "-~.
Buffalo Express
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

Esyesiesilis Tae womaa's TvH,
Aesses Missionary tasnfet~aVs he'd
seSshaAs sekr. Mes j W tkawas NJ
Nashville eeaAaesed she arepsiaaai ga
eressas,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

Chattanooga Oliver Simp@as, an
automobile mechanic. was killed here
when he came In contact with ftr~
escape which had been charged With
electricity by wernou, wire al tbs
plant NJ the Jsmes suvrly "a simp.
~N,ysss hesnS sav In, ~ MsaMsalae.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

AesseFA Mrs kAxis craig Moor
Ing. axea sS perhaps the caaess E@ss
4emt ~ Dyer CcaEss, assa here al tas
hassss II her daughter, Mrs G. tSgser.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

Chattanooga. James narAley Daily.
ssv years old. vas Instantly killed
~hen an ambulance driven by a for
mer county health Inspector. ran into
an automobile in the eastArn ses16oa
OF the city.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

Nashville TIE ewasrai and wesG
Aais et yeaae@s@a wss sisissa by haavy
~Snd aad raig stssmx ssssasy FEwesp.
Nattaa AZ Nashville wss AS inches,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

isrewnsvile The students and
teachers ef the Haywood hssk srhe.as
held memorial service q, The high
school auditorium lRsl ~e#a FOR iha
hoys who lnni their liyaw In tho war
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

Clinton One essollns beat. valued
p, tSeh, sud house hos', valued at
5000 wcfe destroyed BY fire The
property vas owned by Artsahn A
Nichols iAfnbef Company, NJ Meirar
oils, NJ, ara were being used ny pei@
IeueH loE buyer along thu T*nna~*ea
river
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

Gov Roberts appo's'ed N s .A-
man IN h~ coal oil iasrectn; for The
csfs Q. Memphis te ri nzt IRE ancx
r.rsa term ~ Peter Tracy deceased
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

Rfnwasviise The business men al
Rrp~Hsyille organised a sanmafrSat
eluh With u charter asmhsrs Thw
cluh membership ea,l be apea 10 husis
meas men throughout Haywood County,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

Alamo The TroeS~s. Caansy teach.
ers' examinations ordered hy state Ma
perintendent Sheriff. met here The
examinations covered both the ~ss.
nesiaty and hish school work ard
w~rr fairly weii attended
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

Humboldt The eighth annual mre,.
ing ~ the Womans Missionary ssaci
ETY. Of the Memphis Conference, Meth
adia, Episcopal Church. South. eio~ed
three days snMaaon here
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

A@aAsssin The rvGalAg sprIpg neecs
tag ot the Lebanon Frvshgtegy e1 ,ha
c1mbesianA Presbyterian charxA sea,
vanea at the Grace Cumberland fFcs
hsteflAn t'hBfcA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

Sparta A snyyes ~ Waite Coanty
Shows that theirs are fiftsfivs aeon.
fsderate swtarwns naw Irving IN the
eoueiy Practically all Of thsss sts
enSoyims reasonably good health.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

Nashlngica War sartnrs stamps
we're sold during January ut The rate
~ a. erals Ter svsfy ptra@a TN ih@
nii~A Staisa. wiih total aaias of Na,
Sss hfa Per capita saies Ter Tenaes
sse. ti,oss, ?Tt ard 40 reass. sirginia.
81 40. 1s4 and "a cents: Georgia ".
sss .o47 and 81 cents. Mississippi 81.
ess, 100 and 10 r~u,s i1c~tstsas. t7sa.
lgs and ~ cents: Florida. taee ~ ard
~ csn,s. ssd Aisi,sma, ses4.7a< SD
ss cemts
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
Tennessee
News Of Interest. Gathered
From all Sections al the
Volunteer State

Msmasis - general messla& es MI
vasana gnawinx interests vi iAe sa9sh
wta be hrsa AesU A2sxA e.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

Usually big mua Is too husy run
Ming HIS awn business 10 tuther about
other f,eesfsIP'a. -. 49,. ,-.,.. ..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

knnxyiils Repgesestias 1875
Farmers anSeas IN ~ eeuattas u Iea
aessee tAs flsteonth anAual fas@ssns
Sssass es tAa Ssais F@rnef~ -sssaa aaa
h<ld In knosssils
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

NHlsnEtan Heavy wsnds ard rain
taIi rendered the iiyihg grounds AZ
Patl IYrld asplesa far fligats aHtti r.
nasfE have heen made Thn water
faiiaK durlna Saturday and Sunday
caused fiood ~ rig Greek shifh
courses &icHG shc ~path sytngs ~ IA"
tieid The crn~s ~a'er then spread
over the grounds
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

jachson Joe - Johnson rsps@s~st
~ the jackson Association af sasn
meYcs before the general reads esHs
mi,,~e 1T the meeting In Nashville last
~ees in the interest Of establishing .
permanently eeastspesed hsghssy he
tween Jackson and DysrwSsrx via Ma.
--
mo. counfy ssas al cfcttest MIR joh1'
ron ssas~s sAAs pysrsbGrx snd Alamo
had representatives II TIE nestins
ara ,hat premises To wo,h tor the 80.
tasglsAr ~ nafh road wtre s~-
cured srus, the committee
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

Thr ts,ara NJ missions 81 The Meth
ct~t charnh. South. aecep.ee. eixh'
yoanx women for foreign missionaries
The women accepted are Harware'
Hohana Clark. ssnnyssde, Va. Annls
" Craig Agss!s Texs. Sarah G
Brinsisy. waynNmto Miss Eannss
v seest. Toasy Crock. a c. Teresa
v'ht.al, cNsc@vo. Blanche lssshisl
Hsrsr. whose esreais are missionaries
in fsrss. Alice Ahap. Coleman. Ter
"a. ard Nora rHrrfn. Fort Herth
Terra
TIE eight yin ne ttv.s~t srnaae 'ss
missions in cAiHar ispSa Korea, Fra
sill Nsxicn, cHhA And Africa, FTv.
ar. row rseetrifs Sparta! 'rsiairs Al
tss S,.---,t schpcl II ksasax City
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

rTsrssprs G. " Eweesy. sss3svas
game vss1~a. srens two days N Dyer
rzsastlrasAnS shs oAserrssre ~ The
avs governing migratory htr6s We
~zs sell plsass4 q; To shnwsns msss
and he ss cocz piled villa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

Ns-srAss - large modern &o~zri
tnyr for hors. cnileS~ farm Asiry and
srisnsive Agricultural additions these
are tAs raost srsrHf needs * tAs ever
r-o~tng ARD erpaadias West Tsnrss-
see Sorrral sesoel- and those wsfe b
t-ng. present snts-ttsrrss arr so0r Ia
To- snlsalisa A ssl.csrtesa o. mssnesrs
.. ne iegFs!a'x-~ investigating sAs
rs~sss - IRE s.sf~'r lsrEss' stsrAtscsasi
sassltatsnas. spess rscs, u esr a. IRE
Sor-nss scAsos- and 60 les ring assured
A A FtnrAHnes. tAs svesie@rt o..
;Ass, hearty assrssA1 a. TIE sgss-.cid
.-ss-~r-s 81 tka ~krxs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

rlhfsksslfs Al tie regular weshsy
lrrtAson al The Hcassy Cish request
yrs made q LIE C4svtsvslie ksnists
y3a; sssociation 70 hold srsea ssss-
sce a, the BAPTIST chsrh ansAsJ
Msrca 70. IN honor 81 ths aa~ Rstasn
DO De Owes. xho expects 10 leave tho
arss u. April IN reside tn Texas
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-06

San Francisco, June g. United
Press = Statewide organization to
boom Senator Hiram johnson for pres
ident will be formed at a mass meeting
Of republicans here June IA. A call for
the meeting was sent ont today BY q
committee Of men and women repre-
sentina both factions Of the party.
We believe that the republicans Of
California should send to the national
convention a delegation pledged 10 the
nomination Of johnson, and ought to
make an organized effort 20 convince
both the leaders and the rank and file
Of the republican party throughout the
land that Hiram W. johnson is the fit
test and the only man TO lead the marty
to victory and power in 1920, says
the call.