The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
TENNESSEE


\ HambolAE Hon ~ &. SherreA vi
Balls. the aasasnsy gsnsral III this ~
Glctsl district. hAs purchased q Aesns
I'm Humboldt and will novs hwa u
reside
Jaekson. WORD has bean reesAseA
kn Jatksoa that HAf w A. Russell, fos
Two years pastor VI the Hays Avsnas
Methods, Church Ut this city. died NJ
fulton. Ky.
Uab0a City.~-Frot n, A, saaghn. 70
burning from ofeFssas, has been nnant
fnsasiY elected 10 bis former position
III superintendent VI public latFaesson
for Obioa county
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Nashville -- ID Hebron, district
manager for Armour Il Co. said thai
the company has under consideration
the enlargement Ut their present stor'
hge and distributing plant In this city
Jackson. Raw ESQ X BROOKS.
Aged No. died AZ his home In Paris.
and hia remains acre laid To rest here
after funeral services at ths F7Ts.
Methodist Church. conducted by REV.
III II Johhsl0R. ot Paris
knoxyiIle Lieut. Charles y Wal
tsrs. Company t., lt7th Infantry, Thir
tieth Division. who hiss bsea insaiiied
bone. relates that lin tha last great
nrtys ~ the f'hirttsth TOO msn Of hts
company we're Killed or wounded.
Knos dI,s Mrs, Charles A. Per
Mas. president NJ the Knoxville hoard
bf eduratioh. and the first woman sver
10 honorei In Tennessee, was anani,
tnnusiy reelected at the meeting o<
That body at ths city high school t,aiid'
Ing
/, kaoxviiis Or brown Ayres. pxssi.
dent ~ the University Of Tennesseo.
returned from baltimore. where he At
tsEded meeting u the American A.
eocIation Of Land Grant Colleges he
' tlining the office OF presideat. Or.
Aytes VAS aieetsd first vice chairman
- the association
ss.ss
tEAtianoaga " u Claagr. aged
ss. W. known publisher former mem.
tef ~ s}d itgisTasura' ard contestant
Dor thr kvat Of Finuoy 7, Carter, in
thu scnat6f dird at his homo here. al
tsr short i.lness OF pneumonia Mr.
Cieagn MAS th@ publisher ot. The Ham.
il,on County Herald. James Coue,y
Tlmea aud other publications
Memphia with NSmphlA soldiers
Ind sailors returning from military
camps In greater numbers daily. ths
Ehamhsr III commerce. committee GA
boldior employment has planned moro
hrtlye GO operation with the Unitei
Etatta employment scr.tgs In prorid,
bng iobs for the discharged fighting
men
! Nashville In fall Wow u a numh.t
hf pedestrians. Thomas Hughes of sia
k'tftaenth Avenue, North, engineer and
night Waterman at Watkins Institute.
leaped tn hin death from tho wood
land street bridge into the tumhor'
land River nroodiug over his dansh.
h..A
lieve,l 10 have caused mental disorder
IN Mr. Hughes
Washlngton Tho four Tennessee
Regiments now overseas. but due 10 ra.
turn soon. will be- deharks~i vi Charles
ton, y &. and will b. demahilised Al
Fort Osrthorpe, Ia Announcement
OF this lacf was mad. ~ A1jt Gen
Nartts In reapoase 10 re4uest from
Senatnr Shields Tho regiments Ia
question arc tho iitth Ard lle,h srtls
lcry and the ilGth and ii-th infantrY
Jackson That tho Vest Tsan essee
fair association had successful sea
sou In the fail " 1919 ia shown by tina
financial returns made public Ia the
ANNUAL meeting II the stockholders
ard directors Secretary W Y Rar,
sy's report shaved A cash balance ~
ts.sss after &390o Ia psem!ums for
jtse stc4 \ Ard aGris 0itural exhibits had
been paid. and Aaubrr IT expenses
paid
Chattanooga remarkable show
jnx was made ny the report 81 Chat
tanoesa banks made IN tho csll ~ the
~amgtroller cF the treasury tnar o. the
leading institutions having Increased
andy idual deposits " approximately
81, aao 900 over tatt. The four NanAs
m~a, icned Md fetal deposits OF SO.
Sos. $50 Wiring me wear ,dst closest,
Moscow A large md enthusiastic
hrowd ~ eitisers living soaG tho Nae
II the NussA Shoals Highway gathered
here sor tAa purpose ~ g~rt~tins
pans fer the construction Of that h&gh.
way II was xcsd roads meeting n
which tae spirit ot pr,xress ran AIsa
and resulted in a great stimulation u
MI spgSi rs,aas gSmst ra.Sasa