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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-10-22
Public Speaking.

Hon. Weber Wilson. of Mississip-
pi. has an appointment to speak here
at the courthouse at 1 o'clock pm
on Saturday, October %. Mr.. Will
son is one of the leaders of the Dem
ocratie party in. his own State and
comes as an able and interesting
speaker. He will be here tomorrow
to present the cause of the Demo
cratic ticket.
Governor Roberts will be here
Tuesday, October 26, for speech at
the courthouse in Union City at 1880
pm. Governor Roberts will address
our citizens in the interest of the
Democratic ticket and everyone is
cordially, invited, especially the Ia
dies, to be present.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-10-22

"A burning sensation in the
throat and chest means bad diges-
tion; and digestive trouble is the
starting point for many serious dis
eases; particularly kidney disease.
Betterl take Prickly Ash Bitters and
put your stomach and digestion in
sound condition before serious troub-
lie begins. Price $3.50 per bottle.
Sold by all dealers.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-10-22

slip. We should by all means join.
The agreement already made COW
ers class rates only, under which all
shipments less than car load lots are
made, and the rates are yet to be
fixed on all carload shipments that
are called commodity" rates.
The discrimination forces us and
other interior towns to pay more
freight than shippers are paying for
twice the length of haul or distance
in miles-ot1erwise from water ter
minal to the other end of the line.
This is unjust and unfair discrim-
ination. 1t is really prohibitory and
every effort should be made to correct
it, or in time there will be no interior
trading points simply rural com
munities.
Our large and small shippers can
not afford to neglect this work.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-10-22

1T is unique way divers Red
Cross Drug Store has ct selling
Hyomei, guaranteed treatment for
catarrh. Money back If it fails.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
DAIRY
FACTS
VALUE or BULL ASSOCIATION


ny n w. CLARK. colofsie Asrtsaisa-
fAi cetisms. Fess Collins. cossl
The bail association ls strictly CO.
operative enterprise. Five, sight. ~
ten farmers Ia a nsighborh0od unite In
the PURCHASE aad use Of a bull. The
number II farmers 10 community
proposition LIE this depends npon
the uumber VI eows each keeps and
proximity to each othsr A local or
aanizat'on Ike this Is called block. y
There may be other blocks" IN tbs
same township ~ county, all opsrai'
Ing anti.r the same constitution ard
bylaws. After built has been usssi
two years. or NJ III oue block" he Ii
exchanged Tor another bull In oae Of
the blocks
Through this kiGi ~ al organizs'
tton, The purchase price ~ the buil per
farmer ls lnw. The cost ~ tse keep
ot the buti Is distributed among \
larger nuughpr Of pcopie. 1aly gnns.
bulls ARE used aud Ia breeding IL
avoided
f.ururrrs shnuFd itpak tn'e This prop
aSll!an II means uiugh ~ them.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

Rsqts,sred Bull Gait Can BE Obtained
4 Al Reasonable Figur~--nilk Flow
Increased,

tHY o ~ HANSEN II tbs dairy hos-
hsHdfg division. Minnesota College Of
Agricultural
Why should anyone he satisfied With
scrub ehttl.' II IN true there arr not
enough pnfrhreis for Wit, bur the heif.
ers from scrub herd VIII be won.
derfully improved over their dams II
they are sired by n good rur-hreti bull
from n productive dam. A Registered
bull calf can be had NJ a r~a sonahia
price from dam which has made A
crediiahle record, and tho offspring ~
such 4 bull proves the wisdom Ut the
Investment. II IL known fact that
IN many cases the mlla produced by
the heller u such Il hnll In more than
double fhat Of the dan Neither
these animal. nor theig offspring VIII
ever b. purrhrvd bat the continued
nse OF FIRST class registered dairy
bull ~ the satne breed viii IN frw
years result IN herd that may equal
Ia production many purrhrrd herds,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
Save the Eagle,
NaturaliStts Beg

which our tag II xtrang- Ne has h@<n
81, Inspiration TO aaiihScns ~ COED
Americana. and In the natural pet ami
cpsapAaion u rncis Sam, Cals~~
measures are rakva to prvv-ns hts a.
termination Ia short tune be will her
esaua rs scarvu - shs baFahA We
are wastsfsl natseG. We were fer
iong ,ams lEditYsrent 30 the destrue.
ttoa Of the buffalo. and now we are
Spreading tiaoasaaas Of dollars on r~~~
srvatsosas 10 eslng him haek. We
should Mss the eagle
TIE bald eagle used To hest In sy.
cry state 10 the Inloa, II is found
al over NORTH Amsrica as far as the
Arctic regiCAs, ~, sea coasts, lakes
and FiYrrs. Insll r~c~n,ly American
eagles we're quite COMMON In Florida,
aHd few years ego ~ ornlthoiesis
saw rany there, Now they are TX.
trsUl~iy scarce because they have teen
stain iRdlscrtRinatesy by fpeG I.Ns
iIuESrN. Many have ht"a sian }ttst
for the fun IL Il. Or brcu Use hunter
could 10, resist tbs !etapIatloa to bring
70 earth such pr'&e
The bald eagle II lat s'oBs of'vn
iiYes 10 green old asn Ih"y live 'a
h"' ttfyy Or our hundred years ol,i fheg
have lived IN eaFrivry TO the iatvsy
ags, An oHHthoicgts; .ald that hs..
Sagsse 'fm tire srsat aye atr6hei ~
asies many tsolis oa seeing the
saEa~ eagle nisto9k 4, for neg enc.
lie exriaigevi that laRn living To a
certain locality abe saw an eagle. and
then did not see an eagle again far
ten ar mere years. Ga sewing ii nss.
urally tnis,ouk II for new eagle. Tie
bald eagle averages 3 fe.t Ia length.
and feet fyom tl9 TO tip Of It's wings
"a hah ousSpreAd
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
Professor Goddard viii Make
Tests With Working Models
This Summer.
SCIENTIFIC OBSERVATION AIM
Measurements Of Wind Velocity, Na-
s~.dlty, Temperature ard Pressure.
All OF Which Ertse into Weather
Fcveasttra, Chief OBJECT

Washington, r. e. -- First test o.
working models ~ rocket apparatus by
which Prot Robert IL Goddard liopss
IN reach attitudes above the ear'hs air
envelope, and even the mooh Will
H., made a, Worcester, Mass, late IN
July or IN August, >; Is announced IN
q hulletin trum the National Geo
graphite sucIety's Washington beadqoar'
tiers,
"Shonla Professor Coi,iart'S theory
rroye workable ty his demonstrations
NJ that time" tie bulletin states the
even, may rnuk In the history - new
superay'sNon sc'encc. IS yet unnamed
alnag with the trial tlishls Of The tats
rrnf, Samuel +, iAasleys ay!Ds tina
chimes.
nut white the world r'dicu'ed Lang
ley aud Nor time regarded Eell teie'
nhaas and MarSes telegraph as mere
play,hlnsS, oar amazing strides In In
,rntian have ce,~ated an oT~n.jaibt!ei
altitude toward stvcn'urvs In nEenu
nv. 10 tbs, the Goddard experiments
are h,'srg awaited slsh k,en iatere~t.
Scientific ohsers atier the Atr.
wide publicity has h.'ea gtven The
s,eeulaiions concerning whether Pro.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
l2,OCo FRENCH BRIDES QUIT
wife Of pt,tseerss University presss.
Asf Says They Rave Re-
crossed the sea.

Piusbursh. ia -~lnetanpaslsslIty es
Amruaa wad French s9Ssosas has
cauSs,l ia-au - approximately o0,oo
Fr,.uch sar tf.tes 10 relaFu 20 Ffahfr,
arcngdl4s % Mrs hrgtnafst hi. tasln-
ssn president vi lIt~ rses'htiy @fsaa.
tsed l. ksp,ar FtaBto-AmerSsan cfGa
'h%,Ffr. ytis J0t'fSs,H 'fsSssrss1 *r-<"EeaF
bride, wife 9. professor ot languages
al the tnNrtsily ~ fi,ts,arsh, de-
cIarrt. thst members ~ the club are
learning EHgt.sh ~ course. bat SLOWLY.
sad "W hen une eanaai talk o1s thinks
too fnath,"
I'VE OF France are ipllyiiaalists,
she ajd we live altiitn ourselves
sni our own l'eoplr, and ihst makes II
dDahty bard for the frsaea girls ~ho
have left their hon,rs and families"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

stise satsui ut tssSswn sugar gradually,
i-estiRT constantly Dissolve one eighth
vt swasgN'aa IL sssia In aae tablespoon
gal of water and add ibis 60 the rrss
naxsuw, then add oue- halt teaspoon ~
fShiiia AMI "as# eapfai ~ fosr. Msx II
until il holds ,0gpthsr we'll and leaves
40 craaibs tn the tsowl. II 4, ~s.arssss
add water a drop at a ,iae 9n:d. she
mixture can he tsulsie4l snte siaal balls
RsScw the balls un battered tins an inch
ana Gaa8 AFFAIR." ana 'Gaie iii 4 aa,te'
even until delica,eiy Drowned, This
recipe Will make ~ cakes
liam Temasa reast. flake cne half
Tablespoonful If msncsd eAscn and cree
tahlesi@snful u nitnr~d green pepper !,
soeS In two tahle~poonfsiis u barter.
thea sdd twe tahlespsonfals II nonf.
teaspoannh Of sugar. few dAsass
u pepper. one half ;eas;~ohful os salt.
nnee half cupfui IT m.ncssi heHs. and 4
cUpfal VI tomato par~. Serve on
toast.
Almond Toast. Mix Ave cupfnls az
-FOUR. one add che half cupfgls af
sugar. one fourth Of cup Of butter.
eae half cupsul " milk. one half tea
spoon ~ vanilla, fcur eggs, tao tea
spporfuls If baking powder. four ia'
hlespunfuls ef olive eli Nix ~ usual,
afNt.a NJ th. taa ana yhurgh ~ a
pound AZ slals uablanchej sl'nnnds
hnesd lightly and we'll, using Guur oti
the hands 60 keep from sticking Aura
Into three eell Creased bread pans and
bake IN u moderate oven until brown.
Gu, the loase~ To half inch slices and
place ihctn efus@wise In pan 90
brown; turn so that the sides win
brown. Cool hefor~ packing away,
Thss. are exeelIent 20 serve With tea
or coffee and will keep for weeks In a
dry plSre.
Fudge Frosstno two ounces
Of chocolate over hot wa,@. Add two
eupfuIs NJ SUGAR ard one cupfui uf
milk. Stir until the sugar IN dissolved.
when the boiling poiat Is reached,
beat vigorously and cock 10 the sofs
ball stage f2JB ~ Remove from
the Are. add seawp"onfui of butter
and iet stand until cold. then beat
until creamy and spread on the cake.
fails Ut minced par~ry.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
WASH MILK BOTTLE WELL
u ac~rt {, stars Il S",uit Sc
4e3 ~,N Wats- - rrrSers
tlSrr ~o~1 = Ae.rN.~s

rse ~Ht N3t''e Il eat washed "a
s,ea IS t3Hr,1 >Aa~,3 re- aG,y3 VIA
co.'s er mSrwsr'a wa'c- 'iil e ~
wa<se,i T1r st,na-aa a0H sase.n
hay,fva ant >t'tk !sN NHc- tN,y 3rv
as NIL So. " Ban heated So that e
hst water IS rearrei 4 'Ns NHGe ar
ca tha, hvs Asi sat'S IN \, 'Ne Al
hv1sen and t1sr3a viii sSr'ea aaa
slcS. AftrT Washing U,ia ,USersar.r
wsses use sot ws.ee. Which rccsovys
the tat ard rinse 10 so'l,rs sstev .,
steam 10 XII the hsc-rrfa ---FX.eSsStNc
psvasi,a. North paScsa Agricultural
Ca,lsgA ~s'''
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
PURE6RED SIRE IS VALUABLE
glrst Crcss or Average Nerd Increased
iaecr,s So PEI Cow in Province
81 Ontario

Tho Arst cross ~ pu~~hr,~i hull
the .nrvfnr sS2 per ,Nsw These figures
were secured la she pc>viace -
Ontario tn c,anpartsan 81 40 Aert's
usias grade bulls aud ~ using pure
hrsds Nj Rex T. willard ~ the
faya management department II the
North Dakota Agricultural college. In
app'y1us these hgunss 20 North
raSafa shows that II ere farmer with
2l ,V,ns u>og grade hnis rcr~vet sn
tncatrc ~ 81 t'>s' MS reISANor with NJ
COWS sr. Mo began u>ilG pu7thrSd
bus s,s wears aSp shoald rtNS'iSe s..
AZ ar &l}3J a3ofG
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

WI hlfH atO haiIas serve H$it
CclsslAw. --~s Slice s-n cabbage and
pat into dish II ct,i5 water 10 crisp
Prepare tho following for dressing
Take two welt beaten eggs half a
egrfgl ~ sour eresm ard crns over
watsr until thick. take from the Ere
and add two tahiesIoanfHis n vinegar.
half eas,peentul II salt and dash
~ cayenne WHEN cold rix uith the
cabbage which has h4en w~!l drained
ard dried on A cloth
Fruit prep Cshsa--t~r~am tvo
thirds az eupfa. ~ butter or any
sweet fat. add one crpfGl ~ brown
sggar. q rpAspeeaful ot cinnamon, ou~.
third ~ cppai each ~ currAnfs ard
ralsins cat fn< two-thlr's of q cu2fol
e. chopped wslnu's two w~tl beaten
eggs a half '~sHpoonfgl II vanilla. aae
pint ef four ard tao ~as,sss',tsls 81
baking yowft"r T'rvp ~ spooufH.s VA
baking sheets TGEe La fasslsrnse
oesn
co~ee csra-sls Pat . pound ~
asia hTcwn susaf into saeeef@ss, ADD
eae c7Iyt3l Of e'sar st'oag coffee os@-
hA,t caFss1 II errasa aad osH table
sFsrwtaI X batter ra~k aaiA u
sasr~ ws.,a Grgsf4as tn c'53 wRfFr.
puGr irfa erased ,IDs ard sasrk IN
ss3.prps 50 II evgcls
4sseet shs-e.. Nly the iHir@ ~
tN-,. .rss.7S. ;ss.e Ansi etsp half e1t'fs'.
81 sasar And sir uatit i.s@6ase,l I'D
t.ur rvgfg's os fart rhi}s aVa5 f-@T~s~
II rssy g,s-.s evirs4let. tCi stta fr1r~n
y -44 I've a. smooth a. yttvFt
s.s~.s Ess ts'se----' " hara et'1sss~i
sx.y ,n4hal,s~. sss@ oE' ~ yaikss 20,
. NE .!s~~ fveen rsrt rugae}ssi wh!'e
10 rass. Il s@rs 1r-nls afc'r IN sar&
\ nt+ie raays'ssrasis~ M n" rasfa 60
a .ass.e vflh BE vSsyoansss~. 'ssaHx
.uv rzf.es-i rsesr fsA ~ ta'N ravr~p
,sf,@ for sss@cx.,aE F.g ,sss INVITES
srA. ~r-snkls wssh ehnppet ,a-Yasy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
casey's Pipe Is Too
Msen tor Pecr Fish

Assaatse City. n. J--Tbs fsr
vorfse pipe III Sisk sisrtia. eos
af tAe setasassn OK gh@ MAsisan
DaGisr Pier Aelptng 10 dras ta
the hsg net at the sna "a the
strresus~ III thu talstzl haHa IT
the s@sxsaA xAs asss trexr biz
Isxsa ~ he Aeaasa owes the
ralisax.
Nhss the n~s was drawn I'm
ore e8 tho na@E sesis~a q sscs
bulge 81 the gtlls u . tAx esd
whsn be picked the ssA up ss
fe1aa A2rtia'a -aaleksy." snewa
~ ~Gas~y's pipe cre~swtsa
,hrcagA tho gsiis Tia God had
either ch0Srd 10 death or hs~a
overxSsns rhs erss aaa~ he hi,
the pIse. he aus dead ~ .
dooFEail. the poof nsh.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04


Canaruund md faana II d wunaerfal
rwsnsstys ! ccnn~ncsa ~ rirk gp Al
once and my suffering was relieved. |
have told others about yor medicine
and know al sssns who have taksa IL
ara glad 70 help others All ! ear. -
Mira, r. T. ngAiNc, 81 w, Lafayette
Ave. syracuse. N Y.
whlie Change al Life 10 q nscst crit.
ieal p~gss: II wssanas,'s eAsstrne~, tAe
snaoysng symptoms which aenasnnsny
II nsAy he c&snirc4led. ard aegrnal heath
restored b.. 80 timely ase of LYDIA L
fsnkkasH . Vegetable Cosapcund
Narrower this retiahas fenassly csa.
txins no narcotics af harmfsA drags aa4
cwsa sss sssscssncy ss the medicinal ea
tsassix~s VI The native reots Ana IBERIA
which II cantSins. . 90 ''''' = 70 ~ ''' :
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

department OF agriculture Not even
the gntal value ~ aI other cattle Ia
equal ~ the value ~ the dairy cow
TIE average price per head ~ milk
cows IN 'his country has Increased
trpm SIS * Slnre January |. inlA 70
sai ny the Nsrage for 1919 or gain
OF ~ rev c~ut ia aye YEARS, acvord-
ius 10 the bureau.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
MAY HIT MOON :.
WITH ROCKET

tessor GoaAaris de,ier may he rre~
}"''tri 70 the uQnn ard ahiir NJ holds
That such development, IL not inpes.
S'his II Is enc Of the less practical as.
t''~ts % the device. More immediate
possibilities which Professor Goddard
h"tns forth Include the study " the
Hnrora of the short wsye .sugths In
IN" spectrum - the sun which arr %.
'irttF absorbed by the Mr. and a, more
moderate attitudes, measurements ~
Wind velocity, humidity Temperature
ana pressure. all Of which enter into
weather forrrRsting
"i'r'rft Professor f.e.idsrvys thporv
Is this The hes; rocket which could
p" lmasln"A Is sbe In which all hea,
''nergs Of the lsovdcr eoutI h, convert.
! FL, on hurnng into energy ef motion.
~ addition THIS ldsaal rockp, would
rrtnssst rt'Ffy IN ne pra,.etllae mare
rial. or powder, With rsscke, ~ sh,.
Snr' II r. evident that very gres. ran res
would he ohiRlnshls With a cofnrs M.
lively small inltlsl macs Of rocket.
In the ca-e " the ordinary rocket
neither ~ these conditions IL rsrnye-i
~ only one ff'ie'h u 'he energy ~ me
powder Ia converted on burning into
ri'"rEy ~ motion. Furthermore The
powder constitutes bat one.asti tho 10.
tai mass ~ rocket So far the rrnhlrrs,
'S 10 strip IN" r~se''s tpo~sy and install
m" highest powered engine t.oxsiSl.
~ orn would IN racing automobile
Experiments siready performed
i"monsfrnf" tina, as much 49, two.
'hlrts y the beat energy ~ The pow.
Ger used eat i've conyer7rt sa'n erarrv
NJ n'Nflnf, ~ ga s,s, a. tsnfara r.Nd Win a
pr"r'aas efficiency ~ hnt : Eser cppt.
As regards he secani point --tsns-
49, the possibility Of us'ns e large nr,.
r'or'ien - the weight II the rocket az
pryN'e'llaa'-~e7rugh already has he..o
3one tn show that successive charges
NJ Fr"p~lisrt RAY NJ fred In the ssras
combustion chamber. and experiments
10 Progress "T' '"T The pu'Tr's" u Ar.
1ns comparatively large seTnAe, of
chsrxrs fl aHcr~ssson In .hts wHy
For extrer"'r r-~a' attitudes . s~
nv p" S'g'"'' 'NTsefs 90 rockets
within r~s"'s RetinE On The Same
principle. might he utilized.
TIE Principles Employees
II Tsars'nc or' 'he aEgHrs,,a~ a,
''teee principles Professor t,o~'4.-s ha.
"rlao<s~i q aarsle 70 c4,fasrs tha ~re.,.
- terrs possible frnfg tn. o,,.,,a.,.....-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
INCREASING VALUE or COWS
0xin OF so Per Cent In Five Years 10
Shown BY Reports Of Bureau OF
Crop EsstmateA

The farm COW that gives milk for
human food stands FIRST, with total
value ot s. OF .ouass, az compared
with other classes ~ Farm animals Tor
January !, lp2u, by the bureau OF
crup estimates pf the unitn' States
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
Lands the Prize Wall EYED pix.

jackson, ky,~--Ti,e largest wall es~ti
pike OF record was caught in the
south Fork river tn Lev county By nr.
George T, Smith OF i,*xingtnn aud A.
II. Davis The hsh weighed i49
pounds and was a' Inches In length.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

MToNlC b The hs~s rvsnes,y II sakss
the harmful sr,ds and Eases night Sus
n The hcdy ard. VI ecurSe, you get
vol. Teas VI thousAnds ~ande.fully
ksneAssd. CuAnnt4~d 10 satisfy ~
money refunded BY ycas own drug.
M Cost q trlAS. Fi<ass Try vi
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

Ruskin ssYs f1fss feed people. thsn
etn'hs ard heWse people, Their pisA~e
them a{;h art The Fundamental! thtax
10 10 fs@a thasn AS afgn,As tfaves sn
TRAIT s,a.eatfis !" ~ Mn Afsf*s train
must have a well .rnutfshra hefy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
Mail 10 Wsii gattsred.

Washington. % The sossI post Of
Ace has ts~a raaupesi With packages
during the sifiAe trouble. A~al
creamery shipping over @.sn pouads
" batter BY parcsI post oac day,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

y o tat 10 80 And
q n o II sn
onipsls and nsv
carrots. I'd 4 =
few slicss n crisp
fried t,aeeal rat I'm
bits and "a hen tho
rfrta lsl~s are
cooked. ssRs on
&e-ya bet
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

hsd no Nsg@siye snA
aa fAinting sp~liA
! nNss~d Tor twc
- tArwe y~&rx b.
fore ! hsxan taking
Isysn u ttnAA&m .
Vegetable Gee
Isxsssa md tho ilsss
Hha whacA ! sAw III.
vsrtissa Tn the
mpsss and as ye~s
little lssskk ] tool
ssssas tx'eave bottles
~ ssxAssN Nnas.asafsiA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

\ q n y Wis res NV
needed 20 sgy~sssa.
yaay .Ae Fwtr1sh.
iag beverage
orssrtat Tea
caks2.-~-M a r n
s@a~ fourth ~ o
crap Ut sssssrveDlng
until SryAn4s, ktid
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04

The bald eagle IL anything but a pro-
life breeder. u raises not more than
one or two young IN brood every year.
The birds build their nests tn biz trces
or Ia tall cliffs along the sea coasta
Their nests are 3 or I feet In diameter
nnd are very conspicuous, In hunting
the bIris natives Seek he nests The
old birds slil hgh, to protect their
young, AMI when the nests are attack.
sd they hover about them. In this
manner tile parent birds are shot by
natives Who then dispatch the young
eagirts The eagle Is not very cIes.
or or wary bird. neither is he fast
tiIsr aud Il IL 10, always diricult
matter for hunters to STAY him
The bald eagle" Hn ornltholoelsi
said although a h!rd II prey, Is not
IA destructive rs has been represented
smaller birds such rs tbs hawk do
far more damage /, feeds on fsh
preferably, aud principally On dead
nSh II VIII sometimes pursue fish
hawk IN orier to steal the Fish which
the latter '9A* tartGtyyi trYfn fhr wNv~f
The bald eagle IL usyru. since I, 10,
stroys tackrahhuS ground squirrels
and other destructive animals
Il, ~ not SCI much because u hts
alleged destructlyen1ss, hat because 81,
n desire ta obtain tire bounty that he
IL being hunted and stain ~o widely In
Alaska. He IL our nrgest hlr' Of
prey. and tn nany respects the most
striking and most splendid Many
false tales have been told and clrcu
lated about him. He has he%n pic
turvd as fer,'ctcus when, in truth, h.
has no natural ,1emiss lie Hhght he
tempted 10 carry on WY Young
lamb, t.n, tales ~ hts cnrryiaS OF
babies W young children are untrue
ard unjust
Our Natlcral strd.
HE Is osr Hauoasl bird He ap
pears on our cutps and eurrvncy. On
our y>Duatrys coat q arms and srAis
hts golden rcplica tops the snrs On
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
A rgA.r,sE CANE or TWO,

For :haae whe rrwctr~ s~Tstag ATT
sxnsTa tea, O fv~ shasse cakes ans
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
A COLLECTION or ooop WINGS,

For srr'aT dish ~hich In especial
~ g@.d. cr,ok together green r@as new
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
Our National Bird Threatened
With determination Through
Lack OF Protection.
$500 KILLED IN ALASKA
Bounty ctssrsa by the Territory Re-
sutts In Heavy Slaughter In TIVE
Sssrs--ovr largest Bird
Of PREY.

Washington. The bald hea led eagle,
or the American eagle, as IL Ia ulofe
popularity known, the roantry's aa-
ti0nnl bird and emblem. Is rapidly be-.
ins exterusinated Unless something
Is dohe. oEnlthologisgs point out. ~
pssseht The destruction Of this Sreai
bird, which II n0g sUtag ou. Il VIII
become so scarce that IL may ulti.
mateiy become extinct
IL t4 In Alaska that the American
eagle - ln*'st abundant to-iay. and Il
is there thar the GGest specimens are
,o he foaHd /, " tn Alaska, tao, ,ha,
IRE eagle ~ Ia the graptst DANCE "
determination, III April, iuiT, the ter
si;ortal Legislature e Alaska PLACED
bounty Of "a cents bead FOE every
eagle aud ether birds of pres Killed
Up ~ the end Of April. 1919. IN less
ihnn two years II liz estimated that
$3.50 eagles base bevn Killed. They
wsres II @ss maintained. destructive ~
game. salglaa and birds
II was only recently that ornitholo
gis's awoks TO the gravity OF the SIT
uhtlon confronting the eagles The
American uraithoiosist uuioA. an or.
gauiAatlon VI about i.o.J members
composed Ut naturallsts and scientists
scattered everywhere throushou, the
United Stascs. has uow become aroGs-
rd 10 Ire danger. The Museum u
Natural History and other scientific
Institutions IL Interested Ia the pres-
ervation or the eagle. and ornitholo-
glsts everywhere are anxious 10 80
something to save the bird from .lIni.
nation.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-04
Our National aird.

HE IL oar Hatoasl bird He ap
rcarr on our cutps and currency On
our y>Nuatrys coat % arms snd srAls
hts golden rcplica tops the STATS On
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-05
RAINS EXTINGUISHES
FIRES I'M MOUNTAINS

The forest fire on Richard noun
tain west of Clearspring that had
been raging for several days, has
been checked by the rains and effec-
tive work of a large corps of fire.
fighters. 1t is estimated that about
1900 acres of cumberland were burn
ed over destroying lot of valuable
oak and chestnut timber The fire
crossed to the west side of the noun
tain. State Senator F. w. Mish was
one Of the heaviest losers by the fire.
several hundred acres of this land
being burned over. The total loss by
the fire runs into thousands of dol
lars.
The rain practically extinguished
fire which has been burning for a
week on the Green Spring mountain.
About 10000 acres of cumberland was
burned over, most of the timber be-
ing entirely consumed, leaving only
the stumps standing. Large forces
of volunteers fought the flames day
and night since last Friday.