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The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-11-11
NOTICE OF DISTRICT ROAD MEET
ING.

NOTICE Is Hereby Given, pursuant
to petition of the requisite number Of
legal voters of Road District No. of
Morrow County, State of Oregon, and
an order of the County Court OF the
State Of oregon for Morrow County,
made and entered on the 4th day of
November, 1920, meeting of the legal
voters of said Road District Number
Of Morrow County, State of Oregon,
will be held at the
Wadsworth Hall in IrrigOn
Morrow County, Oregon, in the said
Road District Number l. November 27,
1920, at the hour Of 2. o'clock in the af-
ternoon of said day, for the purpose Of
voting an additional tax for Road pur-
poses upon all the taxable property in
said Road District to the amount of S
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-11-11

NOTICE OF DISTRICT ROAD MEET
ING.
NOTICE Is Hereby Given, pursuant
to a petition Of the requisite number OF
legal voters Of Road District No. OF
Morrow County. State Of Oregon, and
an order Of the County Court Of the
State of Oregon for Morrow County.
made and entered on the 4th day OF
November, 1920. meeting Of the legal
voters of said Road District Number 5
of Morrow County, State Of Oregon,
will be held at the
School House in Pine City
Morrow County, Oregon. In the said
Road District Number S, November 27'
1920, at the hour of 2. o'clock in the af-
ternoon Of said day. for the purpose OF
voting an additional tax for Road pur-
poses upon all the taxable property in
said Road District to the amount Of 5
Mills on the dollar.
W. T. CAMPBELL
County Judge.
Attest:
]. A. WATERS. County Clerk.
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Mills on the dollar
". 7. CAMPBELL
County Judge
Attest
J. A. WATERS. County Clerk.
NOTICE OF DISTRICT ROAD MEET
ING

ING.
NOTICE Il Hereby Given. pursuant
TO a petition OF the requisite number Of
legal voters Of Road District No. OF
Morrow County. State Of Oregon, and
an order Of the County Court Of the
State Of Oregon for Morrow County,
made and entered on the 4th day Of
November, 1920. a meeting Of the legal
voters Of said Road District Number 2
Of Morrow County. State Of Oregon,
will be held at the
school House in Boardman
Morrow County. oregon. in the said
Road District Number 2. November II,
1920. at the hour Of 2. o'clock in the af-
ternoon of said day, for the purpose Of
voting an additional tax for Road pur-
poses upon all the taxable property In
said Road District to the amount Of 5
Mills on the dollar.
w. T. CAMPBELL
County Judge
Attest:
J. A. WATERS. County Clerk.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-11-11
Office OF DISTRICT ROAD MEET.

NOTICE OF DISTRICT ROAD MEET
ING.
NOTICE Is Hereby Given, pursuant
to a petition Of the requisite number OF
legal voters Of Road District No. IA OF
Morrow County, State of Oregon, and
an order of the County Court Of the
State of Oregon for Morrow County.
made and entered on the 4th day Of
November, 1920. a meeting Of the legal
voters of said Road District Number IA
of Morrow County, State Of oregon.
will be held at the
Gooseberry schoolhouse
Morrow County, Oregon. in the said
Road District Number IA. November ~
1920, at the hour of 2. o'clock in the af-
ternoon Of said day. for the purpose Of
voting an additional tax for Road pur-
poses upon all the taxable property in
said Road District to the amount Of 5
Mills on the dollar.
W. T. CAMPBELL.
County Judge,
Attest:
J. A. WATERS, County Clerk.
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STATEWIDE TELEPHONE SERVICE
uIilIlIllIIlliillIlh.

OF
telephone small dependent each
telephone and towns
of Oregon with good construction and we'll maintained long distance pole lines and
their mutual convenience and profit
The telephone the number of other telephones
which with In Oregon there approximately l3SOoO te
phones connected with Ideal telephone the prompt con-
with and the least possible loss strength and
distnctness the conversations that follow
with the of rendering
facilities available l
efficiently For telephone must be bet
central Offices
wchboads additional accommodate for the long dis
Before the troubled always aimed maintain or
and
During the
exhausted materials required and properly
Government and those industries consideration
problems We still hameed by
of materials and delayed deliveries
We realize the of distance We
ens and well defined des provide additional toll sufficient
meet the present and constantly growing demands
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
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NOTICE OF DISTRICT ROAD MEET

]. A. WATERS. County Clerk.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23
GOSPEL or BETTER FENCES


tTrspsrsa by The United states Depart.
merit ot Agriculture, =
With view 10 affecting a practical
improvement In tht value and the M.
pesraDre Of the farms n five-day
''tuy-afenee" cafnps.gn was Recently
conducted throughout the rural din.
,rfris ~ Mississippi. This nay~s
drive" was Joined In by local rrpre-
xentatives ~ ,hs rnlted States de-
f,srimens Of agriculture ana the state
agricultural college. and ether nf.
carnations and agencies, Elaborate
plans for promoting The csu1misn
we're worked cut In advance. inciud.
ing the organization tn eat'h county ri
committees whose duty II wss "a
spread the ros,sel Of better fepces
The biz saving to fnrAgs er@rs result
inT frnfn better fsteas ~aa fssintna
aet. likewise the labor saved In rHr.
ing for liTe stocs to prevent cverfee3.
Ing. An appeal wAs Also ns#ss far
telts and hnsaesseaas that appear
wsil cared fm.
Gooe as we're the immediate results
Of The campaign. II n believed that
the permanent benefits wiil be- eaast's
large. In thar II concentrated attention
cn the fence question and In expected
to promote greater interest In this i'm
portant feature of farm improve
nests.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23

ly there came IN the fHg tivcs the
! Sound 81 the forrmah's itBtotenf
curses They had escaped tor the
time.
Presently they rasStd the last hart,
wire fence ead open coantry lay be-
;crs them, II lid not greatly hra ter
hich direction 'hey followed. 30 ien2
as they headed tu,n tive desert
Spsher al sh.tn he'd ster h.sn In
serss.us trouble hetnFs ant boti9 re-
xrvt,e3 the feliv that bad 'arues. 'i1eir
druakep sps* into cr.ese They
we're stretched su fror' II the IRE frat
evening trying Va make a sggoke serve
instead II ssgs,per Mac trtsks = es,~,1ns
silence Ia gtpGt ou, i~Tt3y stna.
tIoa be- cyuid no souger krep 10 htnf-
self
Here's where get mr. walking Pa
pers. r~ckon. No rnstiers nesyi sp
pts"
Carly shot start glAnrc ID, hiFa-
Meaning the girlF'
The rsvsheatiei pa>cher took from
his esa, pocket photograph snd
sFo~sgs II 10 hss f-tpgt The sw@cs
clean face q. Wholesome gin smiled
81 Curry
She's cs'sainly A right ntee ycssnA
iasy, III het she stands by yoa all
r;g'tt. Where's she Tive arr
"Wstts in restaurant 81 TCFass~
stnle We WINS going 10 s@ Csary4e'
%s~lr ~ we had saved five handc@d Sitsf-
lars Mac swaisewrv. hard AID |
has, 10 fsg,irw out ;hs ss9ort evs to the
raeasy ~lsIss, ~As tlsvaax AZ II shs'a
lt-ps NJ nptslA~g made that gay
tarsy ,rss~i a. esser Aifa nsa tsfi DID
na, msse much 81 scs NJ IL. The ~
t5SVa.mhis facts ~erv that Msc Eas
an aatlaw $50 A'1rSe Thief,
Ths rSslaeAsas~t hnr Fssiass1 susstser
cTgarvets dsSs.rzssf~ssly "sao I've
,1S.k,,.i ,,y res~. Ss,e II ua' laas al re
sven II ,hey 4~nt ssss1 rse 10 the
r~ess aad shs's he h~s~t ever, Her
'uares's MIRA t-ss@rSea
Ts~s sIeys under fivw css WITH TIE
sesasss,-ss If hsa',hy yraih. F~ the
Tia. tsey forge. tAeir trrwsAl~s, Ses;h~v
u tNsHa snpw that ~ ths hssur~ ssirss-s
swsr r~st tTss~siy wss gzllegaag csss~r
20 ;hsrr
TAe sEn xas shining 10 bis facs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23

90 HE cuSTfSUgDl


0uf In reEgnssivAHis avenue re
mather AZ q hnsgc decided 10 "nx
ovef her hashrassn, She aegan wifh
'h~ fixtures and painted the ou,.ids
~ 'ae sHh sud lssats1y ssesp blre.
Their sss% began pastlng o ilghtsr hlas
an tsse walls Her Twelve yes r-ssia
son tassesued upstsIrr stsa c. me In TO
see ter ksnfi~ark. Sow --he bath
rv-sn ot 'ssr hs.a+* r. so~ hi. fsvcrste
rsssfs BY sny means sad all on &c
resin, ~ peculiar aveestas he has tas
the cleansing ss'srr~ cs zater.
BE srowAes, ut ss,e wsiis and thea
or Size nEtsfst- ~ TIE ,mt. +fs@s. whia
nena Ae etseuSa'sa, ~almAt sssis -oosn
sseerfsss eeeugA sstssest san nsskSg
II bloc tess T-~i Indianapolis s~wA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23
Crooked Trails and Straight
WiLLnn Macleod Raine

hmt bic ~nala csil any haars khSss tks
whoas rslrx being bark.
curiy's eyes fell away. II came 10
htra fer TIE fsEst tsgae that b. was no
ecmsxr an htasvs usam. tfp riil thss
sseapasis h~ aAa Ae~n nni5 wind. hut
ucs be had eFsssed The lln@ sAat sep
asates isc@ai folks frwaa aatiawa
Nol aaattssr werd was said whsis
sa#s hssrvaesi infa thetr> eAsshex. nat
~ Curry irassed out III she as@s be-
rallied back hussiiy. "waas terssi
SHAT you dsne tor U.s. Stats"
Again their eyes inxE. iavis asa
nog sa'rak. hst the chilli IeS1 ia hls
face sotI llaadrau cha, be had sest
friend
The two r0uhx m~n rsa down the
hAes stairs rsS~td shroagh the klfeA-
sn where a Chinese csok was restiag
breakfast. and GA, into the bFlghs 500.
light,
"Woa'' da In be In any hurry The
lt5y lis VS. re sriAfassaaia ~ sssississ- 3hsa
90, for aa snas,lv to wi the INC 'niag
air, Curly cantErned
Ahlle they ssa. @ateei ans sad
'vsAssf tssry ssaftsss eassee WITH 'ssas
wranSier II would aos do to leave
the eay with = stery Of two riders In
sueh q hurry ~ Bit ihe trail thai they
could not walt 10 feed thsir branches.
No ,a%y stuck 1, cut white the aninaass
ate, AZ that. thry shaved II tne, for
~ they rsie away two men ~srs
cuEnsng down the street.
Kite Boanls," Curly called 10 hls
partner
No explanation wHs nesisd, fius-
tils was the faf~naaa oy the liar
Double NJ he lei pat shast ~ he
esagAs sght II ,hsin and bsgsa 80
run forward Simultaneously his gua
se+'fi~si to Jump from It's bolster,
Macs auirf sang and his rons
lcapsd To a ranter In twa strides A
aaile; xirped between them, Aaoshsr
struck she iEs, al their hsrls, Faint
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23
DAIRY
PuREEREn BULLS VS.. SCRUBS
Early As~srds cassrsy iaaaeassa 10
Steak Nassss Fre~a usasa
FwTTArsa Sar&A
n'wspSrsa ey tAs Uass~& scases NspATss
aasas III AgrssAicspaA

)
u'wspsrsa es tAs uass~s ssasss nspaTse
sasas NJ AgxssaisaraA
A se@ calrasmsANns In trAvg4asAs srstss
cat~ clearly ssae sasay rewards IN tAe
ssacs rssscr fFaa hFv@ssass with pare.
sssvsi xifss sisstead At gtaae ssres. TIE
ssarw2a az aHssaaa Industry, Watch IA
sgsansnrsns the matsoa-wsae sTh@tfsr
ssrss. better saoSk~ rRmsrAlgr. eetis a..
tsa,saa 10 a svsses al diagrams sssnea
tn Miss~nxan which sheV she rsNas,
r~ss NJ hs~~ssnF native c&wS tar nss
generations with rarvhsrA bulls. ssaa-
aarwA with ave generations as breed
TAG sssk grade shreescarsAs fall
hloea balls.
Afsrr Eve ~. IN fact. any nagnhvr
IL generations III such hrsssftns, fise
eais~s are sstsl less than shrs~.aaaw.
teFs full blood. while n aniy rarvhrea
hpss are used. shxe quarter. has~s~
are prsAueed In the s~cand rfsssssicas,
and the calves al the nfth gene,asiea
ara thsry~cne thirty seconds fail
hleoa. The characteristics UT Tire
breed rapidly heceaae hx~d In ssoSk
In which emily gurehred aires arr ased.
while after any namher ~ gvnegetsons
nj hr~csiinx IN sh~~auafsershiccd
sir~S the characteristics Nh scrub stock
s,iil frequently appear. A three aaar.
teT.hseoi haii In much mere likely 70
transmit unfortunate characteristics
which are ncs vtsshls Tn himself than
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23
PART |
ds--ssfss
Curly.

CHAPTER I.


Across Try valley duss cloud had
been moving for hours II ruled into
Sagunche AZ the brisk heels II bupch
NJ horses Just about the time the iowa
Was sNgtlloE Itself to- supser FROM
oot II the heart " II cpnterr'' a rider,
u ho se gug his Iany as GA hall dol
lar. and detl,%ted the rvmuda toward
thuHns corral
The rider was 10 the broad trimmed
felt hat. the gray shirt the plain leatb.
er Chaps ~ ,nquero, Under other
conditions hc might have been col,
legc freshman for age but the coml~.
tcnt confidence Of manhood sat easily
on his broad shoulders, Curly Fian-
trna had more than once Looked into
the chiii vyes u death.
The leaders Of the herd dribhssSi into
the cnrrui through the open gate, and
tha others crowded on their heels,
Thrive more riders followed Curly into
N. Inclnsav. One " them. o rvd
haired young fellow Of about the same
ag. ~ Curly, swung stitfsy from the
saddle.
Me for square neal nrss OF" he
Iav. ont promptly,
Not TIN we've fnlshei thss business
MAJ We'll put deal right through II
Warren.s here" decided u third mem
Der ~ The parry. He Was tough lsck
Ing customer ~ nearly atty Rad HIl'
Cmu~tun b. was callev', ant the mRa
Eoosri us II he had earned bis sohri
quct,
Ami What II he attn. here's e. snsvled
Intr blackwell Are you aiming 10
at down ana walt fer hmE"
Wen cr,>s that bridge ehen w"
come 60 Il, Had ma answered Curly
want to rid" NJ IN the actei and ssh
n Mr. Draws Warren Is 'nrrvf nrae
htm ,xtt down { he ts"
Tho >aarG man Gathered M the
3@s'y S.-eS tnvHT,l mo hNtel
Thought you'd H>n3 lt with this
Warrsp sa be- H@hs ca Uur saat ~os
we cua}d aaIca1 nn hLl4 E4s4u{,
Nt8csv III g-unh'e1 at t-no,,tR WITH.
oQt }e,a,rt toward taa t,er
II a#nt wause by1 hn hansns
ra'n.' yagt ny,k ,,gsa as )uu b4, town.
Crans'as ry'arr-, 49,
rhe v0utr of tse ~orrag ~an9'eryi
Prom 'hs stable r"a sl@n,3 Ncr thr
hGnyh x herse~ w!H.aS aroun}
priv, al ~ My f-o,a Rar Double
"" a>sr4 the Keeper h,s eyes ou thc
brand sIR@g,1i on y.e asaN u a po,Y
etrl'ne past,
"Nsp"
has B'l! ,urn~l away and begnn 10
unSaGas
LOCKS iiSe ycn h.,cn hl,tans the road
a. right Nve,y gNEt"
Mac sst ia, shoulder ~ ms brOne's
ehaF,~' from ths saddle siaJ anythlHS
thNtl) beat bt"
"lce Nst have" Tire man hurried
tUEt' 'tf'' N.HtfF Fl2tt tfss ErNs if'tAtfNl wv
vunsh,r v{r&ssl acr'Ss tGe har& Of his
hNrsy 81 E!a
The Ss-vf~Ar ~ ne ssatt,' sn. thu
yo8g9 rasa were ~t.' Aasy das-levtaS
ne .f.re y hsn Curly trrsv.Ni with War
rvU. TIE BUYER was ryrsad htsi'ct
'psn ~fss h}acS zatls' ey,'~ tfssf saw
mgfA ~ },sNvr teisi. I've h.ergsia h.
drove wss hard ere. IA, q lie ~,
JsN" 3s@s 2, esNnse IN fprras ~ ssngt
,9e p NJ he value ~ 'Ne ssras NJ
vES purchasing Very liksiy ~ hs'
De sg>p.ctsa~ haf ae tsd To-, r,scs
Ne,ss NJ t2gNt 'hsy ca; fg.lrn ia
fhe r-ssos ne tet II ~. uu+3et~ss ~5
'ss' ~ VAS . Sr.rrty agSn; fae the
re''y'ls 50 Msya~a Ress-a me hgils were
~s--u n ~ yNn,kets ~ She sellers, h,s
Ne1-1tTys> acre aa.1sEte' se3 rsre
revITe ;aa rtaaa's te.wsr. ta,s horSter
Cc-'r sna Mae hssg~,, sAesa get
started As they o~te back, TO ;hs cor,
1l yeaaS aal9 easae est f1sSa ,Ae
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23
SWITCH OFF!
ss~~~~~s@~s
Put sssds the Salts, on.
Caicmes. o. Pllls and
take "C.ascasess. :"

Are y0u keeping y01r boweis, liver.
and lstonash clean. pure and fresh With
Casearsts. or merely whipping th3a
into action every few days with saits.
Cathartsc Pills. OIL. Or Purga,iys Wa.
terSl
Stop having a h1wea wash-day. Let
casenrsts gsntly cleanse and regulate
the stomach. remove the sour and fer
rnsnting food ard foul gnsss. take tho
rexce#s bile from the liver snd carry
out VI this eoion and bogsls all the
constlpated waste matter aud palsons
No sou can straightea up,
Caseasety tonight will make ysu feel
great by morning. They work while
you slszp--llsYer grtp~. sickeu. or
cause aay ineeAyeaisa ahd cost 30
Nttle l0a.--~Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23
FAVOR CALVES BORN IN FALL
In Spring They Ars oumrasrtsy drown
TO Take Care " Themselves
Make Coed Growth.

f'alves f,oru m the fsi. ern ~ grained
and property enr~d fer sfsd ~hen xrss~
IL ready to be psstured is the sf~ihx
,aey sre sufficiently TYv~n 10 tsss car~
os sheea~eives They TINS hare as cs4
partsnity to make good rrpwfh she
frvt year. w-htt, Ia rvry ess1atssl In
rsrtnx high redaring dsiry eu~.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23

The swxnap and vet lsrAa II III
GATED States are equisasest 10 th~@
rusr-As ~ fS@ srvs N Nrxaee. Maca
Of the sxamp lsrta hvxxser. 10 set
es'y sffst heavy rssas sa6> awnsi1s
h~se, h~svs vexsts'snn. II h h~ss~r~a
thar tsrge srs@s. u grSperss ssxins4
and ts~s r~t BY rut&sc o~ ps4vstr cvxs
pnraf.sss ccasl - trxnxssFsse. inks
productive ssruA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23
WOMEN NEED SWAMP ROOT

Thousands Of wyusn have kidney and
Bladder trouble And never suspect u.
Wcmsns complaints often prove 70 b~
nothins else tus kiaasy trouble. or the
rr.ul, Of kidney III bladder disease.
II the kidneys Afw not in = healthy
eond,,,on. they may cause the other OF
cams to become diseased
PAIN in the back. headache, less of am
tt,aeh. nervousness, Are aftrn times symP
tous n, kidney truahie
lhn't delay starting tr~strsent. lr.
Klmct. swamp Root, q physeian's pre-
~t,pt,en, obtained At any drug .,arv. may
be Just the remedy needed to ove,coms
such coalitions
Ge, 4 medium or large ase ho,,ls I'm
nrdatFh FROM nns 1eus starv
However n vea wish first g. test thi,
great preparation srri ten eents a. i,r
kirnet \ Co. nnsh,mtna. y Y, for =
sample bottle Whea writing he surv and
mention this paper Adv
The truwwer shvuld not Try 20 beat
tHvs'fH,a tN N3't ~, N.uf
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23

Usglks eivssish pssf Breeds Yhsy Are
Active. Aises aas Garnet es
oecer6s1 upen.

3Egis hssonxfnx to the dairy b~~e1s
srw usasEiy mere nervens ss.sn ar. the
bulls sesensfng 10 she bert brsess. Tn~
Attef are ns1re ssuExssh TIE dairy
belt r. arts~s. alert sEd esanos ks -.
nenAat ussgA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23

Accept california" Syrup OF Figs
ay-~look for the name California on
De- package, thea YOU are sure your
HID IL having tha best aud most harm
a4s laxative or physlc for the little
stomach. liver and bowels Childrsa
love it's delicious fruity taste. Full
directions for chllds dose Oh each bot.
tie Gave IL without fsar,
Mother! You must say California"
--Adv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23

"Tbe fcii6w - ho calls here has
many shnFt c0taihGs,"
Eyes aud hts worst short c"Hslngs
are hts long ggtngs"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23
ACTION. ACTION!
ACTION!

Here's a story with ac-
ton, action, action. "0ut
where the West begins is
stu the land Of romance,
and this is the heart Of the
old. fashioned Vest IN the
days Of the cowboy, the
cate rustler, the horse
thief, the outlaw. the ex-
press rcbher, the sherlfts
posse, the bloody and
thrilling battles with the
sn-gun. There are some
human and Ioyable people
in whose fortunes We are
interested, and some had
,mea'' ..wh0 very >, properly
die with their boots on.
Quite a plot there is, too.
But action, action. action
the story moves with a
rush.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23
Spoken In Ditternesa

u saw sun counting out II cafe
terta." You named IL wrong. It's n
prutltrrta Washington Star
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23

eeSsh ss National Dairy she~ u CHI
cage Osvsssd h the "nsttsr elreA
Better sssck' cAmpAign.
q pur~hicod hull. A single hull ~
this sort mar undo The work of ye~rS
Of ssi@csio4 In building Up herd. TIE
ccnclusson IL that In grading up live
stock. only pur~b~A airea of good
quality should be used.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23
Women Who ars Nervous
ard Cannot Sleep

t''AastsrsNsxa. Ten, ~ Vas ,rvwts,s~i
with ,rfssseEaYtsv. AMI asi Hats -sdsAss. pSasas
Ia KAY seSse ard pairs sAsN,tgnS Sawn into
my lc~x~ h,s'SA l wss estf~aFsty nvx~Nss,
e>suld cas- eat II s&erss | SSs ~ weat AMI
rundown thai HNS5i ~sArv>4Gy gel &r,@gsd -
de srythsns ~hea Wa slys>et az try In.
N.ssc1s nsNlsa'Sss | tssek ths sswer,se
tssssrsstssAa siss th+ &.>a4aas Mahssl
rs@osexy Ntsrnasssly the 'Fsvwsss lTs--
sr,rtss, tey Tire fetssntw teahse Ais3 ,he
I'aAten Acsih'l Discovery fas ray hassst
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23
A Tennessee Wer,sn
Tslis Her Experience

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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-23

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MRS MAMIE H,s,AN, III H. absa So
The Washington herald., 1920-08-08
MUSIC TO BE VITAL
PART OF DAILY LIFE

Mrs. Mary Z. Oberndorfer, Of Chi
cago. who has been appointed the
national music chairman of the
General Federation Of Women s
Clubs, will plan and direct the mu-
steal activities in over ten thou
sand clubs in America. Mrs. Obern-
dorfer believes that the greatest de-
velopment in music which the world
has ever known is about to take
place in America, and she is conf
dent that the womens clubs are
the most important influence to
bring about this musical renais-
sanCe.
Mrs. Oberndorfer plans through
the medium of the music memory
nifty sings in the churches, depart
ment stores, industries, jails and
public institutions, and by the es-
adjustment of community music
Centers, to make music a vital part
of the daily life in America. Mrs.
lOberndorfer declares that America
has the greatest musical inherit
ance in the world. and that we shall
not always be a nation of Jazz
and "ragtime." but are on the
threshold of the establishment of a
great American school of music. g,
At the recent biennial of the Cen
eral Federation of Women's Clubs,
held in Des Moines in June, the
clubs passed a resolution condemn
ling the vulgar popular songs of the
day and promising support to aid in
the development of all good Ameri-
can music.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-08
ANCIENT ORGAN LENT
TO CARNEGIE MUSEUM

An organ which gives every evil
dence of being one of the earliest
products of American ingenuity has
been loaned to the Carnegie Mu-
scum at Pittsburg by L. c. Kramer.
With it is a note in the builders
own handwriting showing that he
sold the organ to a certain John
May. and for it he received "a
horse. watch. some cash and some
notes"
There is romance in every fiber
Of this one OF Americas oldest mu-
steal instruments. 1t was built in
1887 by Joseph Downer then a
youth of 20 years. At first it was
regarded as a curiosity by the
neighbors. People came to see it
from far and wide. Tourists would
tell their stage coach drivers to stop
at the small town near Boston to
see this much discussed music box.
The instrument is feet wide ard
nearly s feet high. It is painted
with enamel, and is finished with
workmanship is good, and the ma
terials used seem to have been OF
the best. Some OF the pipes were
glued in, others were placed in
grooves. Those glued in are today
just as tight as they were $50 years
ago.