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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-22

Is Involved
Everyone realizes what important part power
plays in the development, of territory 1t makes
possible the growth of industrial and agricultural
prses, and it improves living conditions
In every of the word the Idaho Power Company
company, in acts simply the agent of its
customers supplies needed service and must receive
from its customers this service sufficient money
pay for the labor and supplies required in operating its
plants and system to taxes to make necessary
placements and to pay interest the required
for development which the increasing demand for
power makes imperative.
THE PROBLEM THAT CONFRONTS US
But the expense of everything which into the produc
ton OF powerlabor supplies taxes and cost of money
has advanced to the point where it impossible for
provide the needed development maintain 100 per
cent service, with our present income
We have enforced every possible economy in the opera
ton OF property but under present rates
operate advantageousy either to ourselves
toners.
RATES FINED BY LAW
State laws demand that give per service they
fix rates and control franchises and they
supposed to allow US fair rate of interest on the money
invested IN property However under present cond
tons we making practically nothing on our invest
ment
INCREASED COST
Our records show that Of increased cost in
the past four years is as follows:
Wages have advanced -------------6 6 per cent
Supplies - 80 to 100 per cent
Taxes - - 146 per cent
Cost OF money ---------------------- 4O per cent
AS there has been increase rates since 1915
cept the 10 per increase granted June of this year.
it must be apparent to everyone that present income
entirely inadequate to take OF increased cost
of operation and maintenance
NEAR THE DANGER MARK
demands Every
per centse
a rat be financed
Our costs of proportion income We are doing
everything possible maintain service but the problem
a difficult Therefore with this prob
that
YOUR INTERESTS AND OUR INTERESTS
ARE IDENTICAL
We must work toward basis which continue to
give you 100 per cent basis that will work for
the welfare of ALL
Therefore it purpose to present to series OF
statements honestly and fairly the situation that the Ida
no Power Company facing 1t purpose to show
how this situation involves you and the future development
of IDAHO and to ask you to help solve the problem.
~ "Yr~
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-22
RATES FINED BY LAW

State laws demand that give 100 per cent service they
fix rates and control franchises and they
supposed to allow fair of interest the money
invested in property. However, under present cond
tons are making practically nothing on our invest
ment
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
SUDAN GRASS PROVES
MOST VALUABLE CHOP
Interesting Tests Eata al Kan
sas Ssase Cciec..
Met orsy cssS 40 otkwv psssar~s, nus
10 Esuai 70 sssses. Grain aaa
Alfalfa Hsy Rssica--cs~s
Held ua Mia Tssid.

ssssiss grass wh~a n~@a ts~ gan.
Ffsrsns Sspgs, IL nss eats MA Esssa as
sssfseF frassurss. bat Ia essaai to sal.
sax Grain saa alfalfa hay sptioaa. re-
sstTding 10 IN experiment CARRIED ga
hs IA~ Kansas SEage Agricultural essi.
tsesss daring the past ssasanAsg
ssx grade fiolssssa caas wes~ put
af foar acres ~ saaaa grass. lals
l. asssi were not taken e1 anrit oeao-
her TO- The COWS used In sals ex.
l'yrlnsent were taken on ~ ration ~
s.sag& gratn anil Rifaifs hay. ahTf
tss-y svF~ gaassst 90 the Sadan grass.
After they we're 80 the pasture trey
sste fed Getty grain ratien II corn,
srssn. and lInseet' ua~ai In pFopaEtiQa
r. 'hesr MIX prwtaetioa. These esas
he9a ap Ia their mlik pEyslaessea
tt1FtusAasu, the sgauner
The greatest Significance ~ thls
etfs'rtnien, is thRt Sudan grass witt
s,s'ss,ss,ls. 1sssslagss aasA92 ,sa. lAas sp,,a.
lasf afogrts when other pastures taii,
AMI tina, rows 0a this Eas'arp nill
Yield ~ we'll as those betns fssd / fvg.
usaF ration ~ sliage. grain, gnd TAI.
IA hay
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
lava eianke, ccrcrais Geld

tryAspertorS ArrivinS NJ Nmne
Alaska rvsr,utly ttld ~ gree. valley
NJ placr gold orV believed buried bs.-
neata huge sgraa hia3krt ~ lava
whh-h stretches f0f u&les along the
right shore III the inmachg& river r.
the ka4rhuv country near Nome, 4
cnd bearing evav has h.ssn found hy
W jpsvs Who have attempted 20 TUNED
ufe'tF the rsm " the lava she%t Drills
wt'l aat Iehetfate tise laws. thc prs~-
Fs> tors sal5i One "sourlou1h" miner,
II l. Syuil said he tyltst IN break the
lava With power driIl las, sasanisr. beat
IA jri
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
DON'T FEAR kSPIRI'l
IF IT Is GENUINE


To get genuine "DeYsr Tablets ID
Assarsa~ yoa mas, ln4ss for the safety
payer Crssss~ 90 each package and
ua each tablet
The ''ttayer CrrsS" means frFse,
woriS.fasstas AsiHrsb prescribed s'y
physicians fssr avey sigissess years. ard
provost safe by nsllisuzss f1r Ccsss,
Headache. EarHche. TsesssacAe, Se's.
ralgsa, I.usFsss4ss+. Sesarftis1 and fFs
fAsa IN general fsfgtser end safe d.
res-ssegls are n each r1,srokem payer"
Package
Handy sYa t~axes u Il fata@ts sxs~t
Int frw ss~ntS- prgTfast2 sfsc sail
larger ~--sayer~ raekaTee, Azssirin Ia
The truae snark OF TgayeY lsnE.scrars
cs Mouomsns .ezeaaessar q Ssiicy!le-
acsG---A6x.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
POULTRY CLUBS
IN unique RACE
liens Pool Efforts and Assist In
Putting Boys Through ~
rieulturaI College.
REAL nOaEY WAS AT STAKE
cc~tess suG~e8'-s ey stat~ a*scsT ~
Ceense.4sus. VINE Rad ea-s>asaa
Ter Of EstssslasL spsesa,ass
81 University.

prepared h~ shs Esltaf StAssa Depart
ra@as ~ AErsrasshf~.
Saw h6aefs are da~ ~Riasty." the
baruysri fosh since - II her have
g,ostts..l their efforts AMI aFv hesp,ng
pag threw hass tr~n GasbeaA Cana-.
through Connecticut agricultural e,ss'
lsgs. Tise hens. which pow reside not
far from the ctlsege, are 3eias .
migh'y geoa Ioh Es,a tor the boys
Fnow haw 10 care for them. In fact,
the boys interest In college hens as
weli. gp*s hack to their membership
In THE Geslss ronltyy ctuh, eae ~ tao
organizations that Engaged in ron
Test Intended Ia show what lntsiligeG,
ts.ttrsf. c9n ats' iss' Tsssssst fssssssssal ~
Mara,hen Race.
|, was a Marathon raee, W n speak,
that lasted ovss q year. the finish tak'
Ing place last October And II was
race FOE real aaoaey. 5000 being the
prize, Strangely esoaga. both sides
800 W -
both groups cleared considerably nors
'"4'" ,,'"' "'''. -
''''', 'V7'''" ~ -" -"
'',"N
Wv ''''ss''' '''
800 I
. IVY WV -
'''"'h "'e'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

useful than before He bent riscs
cf pipe 10 tho shape shown fastened
the handle fr1nly with pin, drilled
another holr. sawed q sisfI, apd fast.
eaezi the hlRhr with bolt md wing
uut- Blades were then made In va
riaus shapes sny Que 81 which could
te faS;eae,i In the same slo, tn the
piece 81 p,pr. Thus one tool d.A the
work ~ lhrrv or fuut -~ Elmer " Tess~
iaT. s'icvrn. NJ. la Popular Mechau.
les Magazine.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
Name. n,h, Marin. cs,s .s.v.r,y,

Sorst siran u ilaveriy. United
statee marine esars Ssn FRANCISCO,
sal Mrs ilar~Fiy anasmnee the hissh
of daughter, who with he ehsissensst
Marine Cera liaseuy"
IN requesting turinagh and al.
nouneiag the birth Of the child tu his
eotnsnsntlrs a.flc"r, the marine nsesi
the kihtlcas aR0saiion Train up a
chlld In abr Nay u should ~. and ahen
be II old as win aos depart fr"m ~
SevssAnt llarerIy explained that he
wRnted a hoy, hut as be could nei
hope ever TO enlist his ehlm In the
corps he had eane ihe hes, he coald
80 make s,.cSi Marfr Of her
He sas hss turtouth,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
SHELTER SWINE IN WINTER
n 10 Essential Tnst Young Terhsfs
re Provided With Weli ventl.
lated. Dry Quarters

Pregnant scws In summer ran hc
'urr1esi "a istieeT, srceuisnt pasture
without grntn. Afsoai threv weeks he.
fore farrowlug they should receive a
;utlon of rolled harley er wh.s. nine
parts ard tsnkare csTe part, or three
teassls ~ skim milk 90 one pound os
the al.o,e gratas, Tbs method OF fs*als
ius wlH insure strong. lUsty, eestyer
rsaz' l.ara pigs Il Nv very essential thar
III rigs he provides. uith dry and
we'll pE,,tss ted shelter during the wia-
ter. ats, IVY, sr,.e ~ iice.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
How About Your Catarrh?
Do You Want Real Relief?

away, they viii promptly reappcar
unit! their cause IN removed
\. Y. y. II an antitiote 10 the mli
lions Of tiny Cataerh germs with which
your bt,ai N Infested A thorough
course of this remedy will cleanse
ami purify year blood. and remove The
dSseaSe germs which cause Cntarrh.
\ y. y Is nh excellent system
cleanser. II Is not sold or recommend
ei for Nenercal Diseases
For frt@ medical advice. write 10
'hlet Medical Adviser '0l Swilt
Laboratory. Atlanta. tia.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
Thea Throw Away Your
Sprays and Other Make
shift Treatment.

Nhyt Simply because yos, have
csvrh@,krd the rnu~s ~ catarrh.
ama at, III your sr#tms~,t has been
snh~sirSsrd itemos~ the raase ~
the chxsstt up aecumulations that
chicks np yIr air passages, AMI they
~M msturnssy disappear for snc.i, Hut
rn matt~r h"w many h~al applications
yoa us~ I'm isnapwsrtly clear them
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
Jars in cIsopasra's Needle.

WIZ the Norkncu w1o Ire busy re
pniriuS she base ~ iohtlon'S cleo,
pattas utv,liv disturb the lar~ which
werr platet IN TIE pedestal when TIE
ulonailh Wa erected The lars con.
tain british coius u translation ~ the
meaning u the hierpe|yphic Inscribed
en The laonuMeNt, railway guide. "
number 1T cAiHrsu'v tnys. caple~ nj
newspapers, Ugap At ls,su,'rn. q trans.
latNoH i,1tn sryrrul languages ~ 81
John S'd, history of N. moan,
nen, ard It's Journey ia London and
many either th,agS This Wns After
tho custom IT the ancient Egyptians.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
MARKETING IS BIG PROBLEM
hsch rrsees Must Remain u~siI Farmer
Is AeiN TO S@ti PRODUCE at
less Essaess.

Marketing h s'ilt The gTes'ssst prob
ssEys safaswrS ANve m ssely. En0j
farmers cnn ssA9i nj less eXy~Fass and ~,
better advantage, cSty cs.a~ars@rs vii
essntlgvs 10 es,gars&tn ~ TIE cost II Is-
ing TIE wsstes; ister. the wasted
ysrssl,s-rs ana TIE eNtorrlahafe esfst nt
hAns.ssng farm prsssscts arc stralalag
tho fsrnaS ard costing city laasar~-s
th..lr hard sSsrfs;tagS a. hve.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
ATTEND TO NEEDED REPAIRS
Don't Wat Until Trast.r Has STEPPED
Before Making t-sessi9xsier
OF Ersine.

Attend IN r,peaesl repairs 'rsfaes'l-
a'e}g iAont sait rsfl .sSpsrhlng se~s
"a Sls.ash M ypur tryrsnr before sfey,.
PING SNeh q tStus~e near frssatet
lost for additional repairs ara far
extra fine lost II il the novice that
vsll rzgn whrn he sh5aks has engine
nt,tass reyssrIag The g,vsf operator
wsts STRIP 40 sosvn as be THINKS ali is
isos ~ il should hs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

In otle ~ our ea;pps just before osr
entrautp sn the war, aa officer nas
making rausp, ~ lnsi~s7ian NheB b.
earHs u;st,u p hig ronrtteys~l private
With rel hair And gua THAI he h~isi
tn snrthia. bur thf snHspvei fa@sslsnl.
"pesp's tag know better demanded
fhe of',C~r than "a lsl.1g an saap'y
sun st p~ =
flu' il ainf egntftt *iv .c0'es'e1l
the rriSetp. TITS lsiadpa f''~~lfssgAd~l.
Ihla @}ger.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
KEEP BUSY ON STORMY DAYS
sase~ssd crrct.urssy for Mssin9 Nee.
sxsary sucriy 81 rtsts see
pisrt Ceres

II IL sggstcait tn get trss many fats ~
g5an* snsxts ws hand Sss-ray Days can
~ rae,i 10 advantage tn masking Saa-
ply. Tsr soansl irgsssser sra make 't.sra
unttarts n sags ard s'shf.e. ~ there
~tfs re 80 loss ~ s,sacs In the traass
srss u.a the grHs1lhsFasr sssaet.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
MAKE PROFIT RAISING HOGS
Necessary n. Pigs r. cFve~ s.s.
Of A.ss-.ks- ard Feed to naks
Ess@sss Pay.

A 20 II reSTssrSsvs 70 s>ei 9snre
ara ss--t. Cater ssss preset. sre-
rerai. cyyod!tsaTs Il 10 ser~ssarr ,ssss
the rig re xsses % hes, c1rs ans'
,ks right st-si N fs~-f ln arSer 10
ysss4 heaS raising rsai Esayias IsFusSe
sssisC-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
THOROUGHLY MASH UTENSILS
Frc-etrs'es 81 Aey sise TAzt Nave
Centatre1 MA sAeS's Be Css~sd
lr--@sf64 ase'y,

IT, sssrsv he u'snSss tas- IA ~
e,sat Sirs4s n * ~ hs~n e csatsct vtjs
I. are w&Sa~es Ihs eaSser The kss wSgl
ee. re sa@Hs thoroughly Z, eea ne sassSs.
ket the RfeHS.ls, Il ~ .rca u TN. wslG
a&st aSzses.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

To s'cfs fa!iiHg hair nj once and rid
the scalp ~ every particle N dandrnH,
set small buttls ~ ufiFghffal "itan.
derius" at any drug or toilet counter
mr. few cents pau, little In your
hand and rnh IL Intp the wcaln- After
several applications the hasS usually
stops eosning ens and you cau'' find any
dandiUf. HFlp your hair grow long.
thick and strong and heevasae soft.
Einssy end abundant. Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

HewItf--sss9 y@E ever 6rs&n skas
yca hsa rnsnad wsalthf
Jev~tt--f4ass night frsssssSs last
was rs.h exoaxh 20 TsEdtsg Snsa
With smxas.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
BIL.IOuSnESS
Caused BY
Acid-Siofllacll

N v~efis w%s ~. hasi~~r srs tr@sss-s ~
ssscfsG ~ secsa r@Fte~ss tk~s s*tfsszz -
aNsy Seem s~ssa wA&t~wsf rsissf NJ @k-
ssar~ss ~ wssxafy ssmpessrv Tvsts SashRss.
a~~ 10 w s~~w~~ ss& s~ea~~s m se~s& $40
sAs ske ne~s ~. sMa sns Bsfasss vsA t~-
nssx 81 m4s ana hAsahw
issssx@ys ssS sAsi nsss-s GAAs ~ n@s-
ssrsMse 3ss-s~es esh b. tssse4 - - Astks
s8sssAsh Hsssavses~s VI stsss fE&3-
-.sssses h@A-ssgs ssArstass soss sssvsssh.
sssst skc gar ste ss$+ saGs ~ sTsa-
sn-sxxA 9ATG&fE1 TIE eSaF~vtsMs nsa~ta
sssssAeh re@s~&y, sssxxs ssaa<k Fsassf FRESH
h.sr Se~@erA seaw.rsHe stAe& s~sA IA n s@S4
s.ts VI ssef~ssts fhss sn&As ssfs rssssrssas
Il ~ ensvefs~l
sssY tho races. $50 Gsxss So srs-@ssA
mrsss Rood ss1 aagspssssse Bsss@ 4kss1.
ssws fss~s~~s ts@ ssr~ssts sh& rss ts~s
~ fnss ssr~xxsA srsss y.w t~sa ThssssnAs
.sv sksf EA-sssgfr " the rssss sssesss-s
ssensNea s~ss~&s 10 thu ww~fA t ~ So h~sp
F0N M~@6 Try " - e&r MswssT sssss ~
'sss ssaisNss rsxrssss@ AZ III SsSxaase&
ansg - s.s~. FIR hew bnS-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

wrsshts Indian Vegetables r.ils arr sin.
rir gssaa oiafasaaeaea ass,tss,as iar Fss.
aIatsns the stomach. The lv@ And hawvas.
Get h0x and Try tlassA. .~Aas.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

rghf Cslesssel rskes yen sick. IT'S
herrshls' Take q dase az the danger,
GUS drug tcnssas and sasaa.Ess pea
inse Day,
IainHse3 Ia tsescagy Whsn II eouaes
into epasaes wiSh scas tile. Il crashes
into II. hrvaking II un, Then Ii uhsat
yaa feel that awful nausea and erame,
Las. II saa are sluggish, H HyyF .sI
torpid and owels cnssfirated 1T saa|
have headache, dizziness. evaivd
tongue. In breath In bad or stomach
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

Blades Made 10 FN tsnass ef Nee
Ter Performing varsoua Tasks
Around Any Garden.

Nhea ane gardener had the tYiss
fortune TO break his ue~ Just hars NJ
tlle blade, the Ingenious way IN which
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

Maai~e Thss asea air Ii eersasaiy
celebrating. | fsel llk~ y fuas war
sslei this ranFufnT,
ii.ilss"~D.Aea ,esu l,s5k II. aear~~t~n
times over ,retsustaa Transcript,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

sssar. tass Try a dsoentpl NJ kssvniess
ns~assa's Liver Tpae tonight,
ilnr~'s hay gasraat~e~ssa to .ny
drug Store sna sei bottle IT bod
soss's Liver Tnsse fus svN r~ntS.
Take sgeaassA ard " II aaesns
ssrNIeAsra WA RIGHT an sas nsake yea'
feei iine ard siFpneas. w bach 10 the
sants aud SCI yaur isanas, nssissxis
Liver Taae IN deetrasiRs the sale IN
salnmst h@cuass n ran nas sallsass nc
ssgakr yua slvk.v~@Atv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

lhreF eoys - - Scsssa $1,000
Poultry Cub " 10 are payirs TSsis
Way Through Storrs by Caring 'eH
Their o~~ Poultry a, IRE Co insc,
Frcr Ge't &c Esent. Eassno the rie.
ture are Gary Mica, ereslasnt ~
6ssser ctue; ciareeee Vail. Sher.
~ar iveA
te;ler. win prcAt NJ 81 s bird, Thus
each olah surpassed It's saal by
vi1s msrgin.
lHsalr,-i hy fhss Sgcc~SS f'le ,hy~
t;ash,N hoyS have Sc'9s 20 cpi's'ee tar,
tae their htas Nth them. The btr's.
siI II Nhjch nere raised las, sutnmcs
hy ciuN vyt4s4at~erS. have hseaa true to
their trust. laying eggs sforv priTevI
than the eeltgaH variety laid by the
legendary gsSSss',
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

Revenge h guU tia. kicks murh
hart.sr than II khsots
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

" 5yhwny "a the Ss't ~hsN thsrr~
~ nm ~ss~wva~lty tn TO xrase~d, cttsr>
W ss~e rws sssy tssi II mt~sHr.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

xs~, itawt. hi.s~~~i ts the .swrsn
~sss~~ husband can always fni his
~issvmvS rsactiy wN~w~ M Scft tAsm-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

onp Ut Tie queer thing abuUt u man
~ thr say he thinks IL " impossible
for any wpnIun not h, aiaire hint,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

1t S easier 70 applaud than II 10
Is Vta ap4 aRSe
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
FRECKLES
tssw b the Tlms ta Get Rid III
Th~4a usiy sp~ss.


TNrr~'r ma lanasr tbs sstahtsss need ef
svstius sshas.rd " Yeas frseh'ss, ~ 0thims
double stFssaihrr-is aaAfaats&A 10 rent8ys
tks#a hsnlsly spSta
simely sst an oaRes Of pthlns~-aSasis
sFsustA-tr0ra y0Ht 8Sssxts8. and spaiy
ntte os n Btxn, ast tBeynina Anl you
shaasi span th4t sven ths ~etst trreglas
have aesaa ~ dlssppser wAile tbs hshtsF
aans haes vaNishea sat8f~ty II Ia seldom
that nAegw Ehaa Jss Saiaes ~ assdsd TO easa
Uiststy rtear tbs ssib ash saSs . hragafai
clear shfaaiett,n
lie safs e. ASK Ter the deusis s,r.asth
pthtns. ~ thts 10 aaiA sa3vr sssrsntes VI
nsnsy essk II II tatss to rssnJVs frrCRisa
-a-1'-ssas7-'-s1+77-ar
Russians who are rvil eh,Hs a., ant ea,
pigeons. because ~ tl,. sau9uy con
frrred eft the dove IN the Scriptures.
Every Enaa h,ay have hts prize hut
Il differs greatly from what his pg!gtc
hnrs think he Ia worth.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

Hash ~ the shns, " sau#rr meal.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
EATONIc
IN lNET5Rxe I6EE5zz11

sKk.ECrEH EARLY sTEiELEn tE&akf
MEAN srAp ~ ts@sss ~ ia saswTsxl
Tssfsss~sts Esssasss c., TESssfsssz. ssss
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-05-12
ALNWIcK woMAN's CLUB

The Alnwick Woinan's Club held
its usual monthly meeting Tuesday,
April 20, with full house. Several
new members were present also a
number of visitors.
Miss Guthrie, State Home Eco
nomics Specialist gave demonstra-
tion on eggs, which is beneficial to
the rural women as eggs are pro-
duct of every farm home; and form
an important part of our food.
She told US how to prepare them
and gave many new recepies.
An interesting part of the program
was short talk by Miss Whittle, East
Tennessee District Agent for the
County Council of Agriculture. She
urged that the women become mem
bers of our county council and help to
bring into our county the good things
that we shuld have. We hope that
the Alnwick club may at least have a
representation.
At the next meeting, which is May
25, Miss Hanson is planning to meet
with us and talk on "Care and feed
ing of children during the summer
months" viii every mother, for the
sake of her child, make a special eff
fort to char Miss Hanson? She has
shown by the good work that she has
done in and around Maryville that
she is interested in her work and
knows how to do it.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-05-12
REALTY TRANSFERS

A. E. Anderson ct ux to w. E. Id
lins ct ux, 92 acres in 5th dist $4,000
w. E. and s. L. Iddins to Ed
Griffitts, 6 acres in 7th dist $4,000.
j. A. McNutt ct ux to Eliza Hughes
lot in 9th dist $500.
A. K. Harper ct ux to A. J. Madi-
son ct ux, lots in 9th dist $500.
J. C. Wilson ct ux to F. A. Zoller
lot in 9th dist $3.50.
W. S. Wallace ct TX to A. d. Dunn
ct al, SO acres in 10Th dist $6445.72.
]. C. Holland ct ux to G.. r. Emert,
40 acres in 18th dist $4,000.
j. M. Blevins ct ux to ]. w. Davis
ct al, 1852 acres in 18th dist $7008. .83
Otto Pfanze ct ux to John Harris,
lot in 9th dist $4,000.
A. j. Stanbery ct ux to w. A.
Nuchols ct al, house and lot in 10th
dist $4,000.
w. T. Harris ct ux to Knoxville
Power Co., 102 acres in 18th dist
$4,000.
w. H. Saunders ct ux to w. M.
McKinny, house and lot in 9th dist
$1,000.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-05-12
NEW HALL
AT COLLEGE
MRS. MARY PoPLAcE THAW
GIVES MONEY, AND BUILDING
WILL BEAR HER NAME
HALL WILL COST APPRoxI.
MATELY $IO0,000 AND WILL
BE COMPLETED BY JAN. 1.

Maryville college is to have new
building, which will be known al
"Thaw Hail." commemorating the
name of the donor of the money
which makes possible its erection
Mrs. Mary Poplace Thaw, of Pitts.
burg, has contributed $4,000 to-
wards the erection of this building
Mrs, Thaw's husband, in his life time,
was one of the principal contributors
to the college, having contributed
more than $50, ,000 to Maryville col
lege.
Mrs. Thaw was a visitor in Mary
vile, this week, and attended the
chapel exercises at the college Tues
day morning. She was loudly ap-
plauded by the student body, in ap-
probation for her generosity and that
of her late husband in their benefac-
tions to the institution.
The new building, it is said, will be
the largest on the campus. 1t will
be four stories in height, with the
dining room occupying the first floor,
in which the cooperative boarding
club will be served.
DR.. Wilson stated that it was the
request of the board of directors that
the new hall bear the name of "Thaw
Hail."
1t is expected that the structure
will be completed by Jan. i, 1920.
r. f. Graf & Sons of Knoxville are
the architects.
Mrs. Thaw is the mother Of Harry
Kendall Thaw.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-05-12
MRS. M. tIILEMAN

J. T. Waters and children have re-
ceived a letter from Mrs. Waters of
Mable, Oregon, saying her mother
Mrs, M. Hileman died April "a, and
was buried April Is. If she had have
lived until May 1st, she would have
been 72 years old. Their home was
near Maryville until 20 years ago
when they moved to Oregon to make
their home. She leaves husband,
10 children, 40 grandchildren and IL
great grand children, host of rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Waters expects to visit her
brothers and sisters there before re-
tuning home.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-05-12
DECORATION SATURDAY
AT WILDWOOD SPRINGS

Beginning at $50 o'clock on Sat-
urday May Is, 1920 the annual
decoration services will be held at the
Wildwood Springs graveyard. "A
basket dinner will be served at MON
and all who have relatives or frieHAs
buried at Wildwood Springs are in
vited to be present. The program is
as follows:
9:30 A. M. Distribution of flowers.
10 100 Opening hymn, Congrega-
tion.
Prayer, Rev. E. r. Brannan.
Hymn, Choir
Opening Address, Grace Xii az
Address, Rev. J. M. Emert.
Music.
1900 A. M. Dinner on the ground
LOO p M. Hymn, Congregation.
Prayer, Rev. Samuel Henry.
Music.
Aecitation, Dixie Norton.
Music.
Recitation, nellie Kirby
Address, Rev. French Wampler.
Hymn, Congregation.
Benediction, Rev. G. L. Kirby.