The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19
TENNESSEE
BRIEFLY TOLD EVENTS
OF TIE STATE,

&NA AEN R% ~ n HANHt%eAaNN'N So tHaF~
ssFrtsesy wAe serYsa overseas aastNs
taS sar ATE icing ~ug @ssa a0t Nv hr
H. A. Gearxe. seacral SECRETARY " tAs
loSAl \ VI G A
MeMFhss Taa wesgalae ~ tie
hay aaa grala Oh Tbs eigs0AAi ssalcs
~ ,a@ Mesa has Astchaass' EagAsaGs
will he accepted ny at railroads eAft
ct shv Mississippi Flser as official AID
reweigAia# ell As GaaeSsssary
Newasra. CAAti8e ~ Glass taFsa
er eaA0F Ut tage Nea a@fR reRaeSsrAa.
sAa has seesA esgaseaa HAaAgAs saFs'
iSe ia Paris, France. has resaresd 10
bio hamr here and has eeas 10 TfSa.
ton where he hAa purchased tae Trsis'
toS GAEeste
cAAstaAaagA ,--, DECLARING that ~.
tiee Aolaerx mea In pasalc life saa
mea hish ap ia the business worii
weTe~' isys4ms ffcatsg 'aYa q 'ssess sY3.s''s,s
Judge sam u McNeynaias in ais
charge 10 the grand iaFy called tar
their Indictment
MempaEs Collector ~ TastNms
George Z Woollen received the latg
est siRsse shipment Of Imported soota
yF~sn Frxaee tNag haas sssseh@d Mess.
phis srrm the overseas republic since
the signing af the armlstlce natl
on the lsn .4ogss Was tleSi
Jackson Y appeal q eYrry man
I'm Tennessee who lpres BIS hope asd
his state aad fs great Institutions 10
stand by the cons,itoted Authorities
in these pefBous ,igsea, declared Gov
A II Roberts In an aadyvss TO 'he ~,
semhiy 81 Wew Tennessee farmers
s....
Nashville -. A al'sA; Improvement
Is noted TIA Tonnessse's eo,ton ctoa
Tor Angus, %. when The eosdillon
was e. ptr cent compared witA ~ par
cent on In'y ~. ~ reported by q l.
Morris field sEtn, bureau ot crop es
Inmates. ana would Indicate crop
- about etGe30 59aposBl bales FOR
Tennessee
Nashville --. In aa ti~tjcn held In
Tennns$ee Thursday gudsg AN &ct
PASSED Vt the LAST sessIoa 81 she tlea.
'SfG- ah&auyfiy mi p1'ottsisoff n sum ~
ihs a constitution convention vac
defeated hy large majority, resorts
rrceired from all parts % the state 10
n'xh; Indicating f. sots obst least two
TO one against the proposition
Memphis Mans Tor policy ty
which the University ~ Tennessee
can take education 10 the homes Of
the people Of The state, "a " now be.
ting aoae b. she agricultural college.
we're grvseuted at nesting of t.us
Roberts. President H A Morgan ct
the university and tire board ot ,ra.
tees with TIE local alumni associa
ton
Memphis In tho campaign Tor or
tfTat passenger tfasn tettiec IN tfs
southern region, the Illinois Central
railroad in July sgsia led sill 9TH
lnos betterias lis fine laEc record
by putting aSa pef evsss a. all IT.
trains int6 THAI terminals Tn 'ttnw
despite delays ter ANY cause, inclu4
ins Slow cytious
liruwnEsi lie After travelling near
w ihirfv minutes ahead % Hchcdale
tgfep tautthe N the day 4h3 sasag r.
cetcd cordially ny : pts shs. ay truck
ard good roads deiceates "a far ~
i.aa&erdaIe c0uaty. the Mcwpasa ship
5f trafk caravan arrived NJ the lisujy
lt'le town IL rrownasl!le 1--we hours
5sA3pd ,.me.
Nevbfrn @~ Complete Fe4ortF az tha
registration in Ne1 bega shows lhat
&C. people t~Si-t"re4 antn 81 al.iet.
u Nv @ete auuo~a.
Medina - T6c' a''a'aa iiish sch~sl
opened with LARGE attendance aud
rA;iersax prospects Tor successful
tall and winter term
NsshvilIe More thar a hundred
nasrnbers q. the T,rnsxsAe E}eniaJ Az
socistsoa attended the fst;y secoaa al
aaai spRsshtssa Of the association
Aass4FhAs Iafse# their tS-ssaaT
Yarcinasigr 'tnok. all prospective ~
1Bs fer the city schools III set be 1ae-
e,nHted before they will be- allowed to
attend
Memphis Tha Tss-stsin FsarAes
Company 40. led tor a charter The
purpose Is To perform all acts cea.
neyted Rits fur1inE Of steam beats
og packet llnts
Enarvsgie Abaat 70 8rts-gStEs
from tbe 2saih@gr knitting Aseoe a.
ton. uAisA II a division q! the Va.
ts1asl Hosiery ssa l;nasfweaf Gaa1,
'aftsrsfs Ay&oclatE0a. Esii u1es.s 10
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