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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-13
STRUCTURES
WILL BE MOVED
Executive Board Decides to
Begin Work at Once
son to Move Buildings.

At a meeting this afternoon Of the
state fair board, final arrangements
were made for making changes and
improvements at the fair grounds. 1t
decided to begin moving the
buildings at once. so that everything
will be ready for building the first
thing in the spring.
w. Wilson was awarded the con-
tract for moving the building, and he
will begin work at once.
The sale of fair board warrants will
begin at once. this plan having been
adopted as the practical way Of fl
nancing the changes,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-13
GRAND FORKS
MAN FINED
Haggardt Pleads
Guilty to Having Liquor
In His Possession.

Fargo, NJ. D.. Oct. 13.-Henry
Haggardt of Grand Forks. salesman
for a grocery house in Chicago, and
Wilfur Martinson, tailor, Of Valley
City, pleaded guilty in federal court
this noon to a charge OF having
liquor in their possession. 3
M%artinson was fined $40 by Judge
Amidon. H%aggardt was sentenced to
pay a fine of $3.50. The men were
indicted at the recent session of the
federal grand jury. The arrests were
made near Park River.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-13

Average-sept. g.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-13
Hot Battle Waged
In Dunmanway Today

Cork. Oct. IA hot battle was
waged early this morning at Dun
manway, county Cork, when fifty
armed republicans made a determin-
ed attack on the police barracks,
which were defended by twenty eight
"Black and Tans' and three members
of the police force. The attacking
party used firearms and bombs.
The fight continued an hour, at the
end of which time the assailants were
driven of.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-13

This was q fairly bright. sunny
September in spite OF II days. Of
measurable precipitation, for Il days
were clear, s partly cloudy and 10
cloudy. & ~.
Thunderstorms were noted on the
14th, goth and 21st, auroras on the
9Th and 9th, a light fog on the 18th,
and the maximum wind velocity. 81
miles from the northwest occurred on
the 18th.
The following table shows the high
est and lowest temperatures and the
rainfall Of every day of the month
just past:
This September.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-13
Quarterly Journal
Recognized By The.
Bureau OF Education

The Quarterly Journal Of the Uni
versity Of North Dakota has been rec
ognized by the bureau of education,
Washington, D. G., and is listed in the
September issue Of the Monthly Rec
ord Of Current Publications published.
Evening star., 1920-11-26
FINGER PRINTS AS CLUE =.
TO H. T. PIERCE MURDER
Philadelphia Authorities Hope to
Identify Slayer-Arrested Sus-
poets Place Crime on Others.

PHILADELPHIA. :. November 2s.--
Finger prints found on the handle OF
the pipe wrench. with which Henry ~
Peirce, manufacturers agent, was
killed: will play a prominent part IN
the Identification of his slayer. ac-
cording to detectives working on tne
case. More than 100 finger marks
found on the wrench and on the fur-
-niture in Peirce's apartment ine<the
rear OF his office. where his oody was
discovered, have been photographed
ALL of them are distinct. but the
plainest of the group, Captain OF De-
fectives Souder SAID today, were those
on the wrench handle.
The officials today planned to COM
pare these finger prints with those OF
Peter r; Treadway and Marie Philips. Philips:
alias Williams. who were brought
here last night from Wheeling. W.
Va. where they were arrested We'd
nesday. The prisoners are alleged to
have admitted they were present
when Peirce received the blow that
resulted in his death. but claimed the
wrench was welded by "Alf Smith"
and a man named Jack" who came to
the apartment for the purpose OF rob-
berry. They are said to have told the
detectives they were forced to nee IN
Peirce's motor car by these two men.
who disappeared after they arrived In
Wheeling.
Investigation in the West Virginia
city, the detectives said. had esta--
blished that two men accompanied
Treadway and the girl from Philadel-
phia. These men, the officials said,
had been traced to Steubenville. Ohio,
and their arrest is expected shortly.
The staying of Peirce was the one
hundredth homicide in Philadelphia
since January l. according to records
at the coroner's office, the greatest
number ever reported in the same Pc
riod. Only five of them remain un-
solved, Frank Pau. chief of the bu-
reau of investigation. said.
Evening star., 1920-11-26
LIMIT HAITI INQUIRY
TO CASES OF MARINES
Natives Barred From Swamping
Committee With All Their
Other Troubles.

PORT AU PRINCE. Haiti. November
rs (by the Associated Press).-Formal
announcement that the naval court of
inquiry now in session here must re-
strict it's investigation to allegations
that natives have been killed or mis-
treated by American marines, has been
made by the court.
This action resulted from an i'm
preston among the people of Haiti
that the court was sent here to IN
vestigate all grievances, and many
have failed to understand the refusal
of Maj. Jesse F. Dyer, the judge ad-
vocate. to permit discussions of all
subjects at issue during formal ses-
sions of the tribunal.
Hundreds of letters have been sent
in, but some of them have complained
that officers have failed to pay rent
for their quarters. and have preferred
charges of similar nature against
members Of the Marine Corps. Much
time has been lost in going through
the mass of mail matter to sift out
charges which could be investigated
by the court. 80.
Open hearings at Port au Prince are
a novelty to the natives. who have at
tended in increasing numbers daily,
and newspapers have printed long ac-
counts of the proceedings.
Evening star., 1920-11-26
URGES PROMPT RELIEF
TO SAVE MANY CHINESE
Secretary of Kansas Sunday School
Association Sees Hope in
Famine Stricken Land.

VICTORIA, B. c., November 26.-
Prompt relief measures may yet save
millions of lives in famine-strfcken
China, according to j.. H. Epgle of
Topeka, Kan. general secretary Of
the Kansas Sunday School Associa-
tion, who was here today en- route to
his home from the world Sunday
school conference at TOXIC. I -
The five chief provinces Of China,
with an estimated population Of 53,-
000, 900, are affected by widespread
famine. said Mr.. Engle, and face i'm
minent and inevitable starvation"
Pack trains. mule carts and Wheel
barrows are the only means of trans
portation in the rural districts said
Mr.. Engle, land, while grain is
abundant, the transportation facili-
ties are wholly inadequate, as the
distances are great"
Evening star., 1920-11-26
LONDON LAUDS SIMS.
Times Says He Is Symbol Of Time
Of Common Effort.

LONDON, November 26-The Times,
in an editorial today. pays high trib-
ute to the cooperation of the United
States Navy with the British navy
in the world war, and especially to
Rear Admiral William S. Sims, COM
in the war zone. which. the newspa- :
per says it would have been indis-
Greet to pay during the contro-
versies" of the election period.
'It is history with many heroes.
for every man in that joint fleet was
a. hero, but the American sailor who
is the symbol to us all OF that Won
derfuI time of common effort and OF
common victory is Admiral Sims"
says the Times.
Evening star., 1920-11-26
DENIAL OF INVITATION
HERE MADE BY CARSON
Says He Would Regard Invitation
of Committee of Hundred as
"Gross Impertinence."

LONDON, November 2S.-Sir Edward
Carson, Ulster unionist leader. today
denied reports that he had received
an invitation to appear before the
committee of 100 in the United States
and give testimony regarding the
Irish situation. He said he would re-
gard such an invitation as gross i'm
pertinence."
1t was announced in Washington
on November 23 that Sir Edward had
been invited by the committee "to
voice the view of the Ulster minority"
Evening star., 1920-11-26
EQUALITY"

Assertions. claiming any
diamond to, be "o09o per-
feet" are erroneous and
very misleading to th e
prospective diamond pur-
chaser. The use of mathe-
matical percentages is inn,
possible in estimating the
qualities of any diamond
Our connoisseurs quote a
dia m ond as registering
either perfect. slightly i'm
perfect or imperfect. Other
terms, being deceiving, are
never heard in our store.
Evening star., 1920-11-26
''Cut''

Much publicity has been
spread countrywide on the
so-called "perfect-cut" dia-
mond in an attempt to de-
ceive purchasers into the
belief they are buying a per-
feet (flawless) diamond.
Perfect cut" is merely a
catch phrase coined to push
prompt sales of many i'm
perfect diamonds at fabu-
lous prices. Our connois-
seurs never use this deceiv-
ing phrase in describing any
diamond in our entire col
lection.
Evening star., 1920-11-26


Incorrectness is often
practiced in stating weight
and size, as shown by a
statement of this nature
about three-quarters of a
carat" Every diamond re-
gardless of its size has an
exact and determinable
weight.
Our connoisseurs never
place dependence upon ap-
proximate sizes and weights,
knowing they are usually
exaggerated. A diamond has
a known weight and size at
this store.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
Exploitation Must Die Out

Any person 10 any walk OF life
who puts jealousy, hate and fear
lut OF life will he distinguished.
All good things shall be his
They will flow to him.
Power grsitatus 10 the man who
can use II. and love Is the highes,
i0rm Of power that sxIsts.
II ever man shall live who has
infinite power be will he found To
be tie one who has infinite love
jus, lose yourself in yourself In
your work II your intent. is right,
your actions will be also.
Once we though work curse,
then II came TO us 4 necessary evil.
and yesterday the truth dssnsd up
gu us that 1t IS precious privilege
There ls more Joy IN useful effort
than Ia painnstskina avoidance
Creeping into the lives oi men
everywhere is the thought that co.
operation IL better than conpeti.
ton We need each other and by
giving much sr vi receive much,
That old maxim. Cast thy bread
upon the waters Is = stern pay.
choIosic law Everything we give
out comes back TO US. Give GU,
love and love raturn.. 10 crap and
grab and To ssisr. Is to lose.
We are reaching enlightened self.
interest. Aud there Is d strong
sottleg II tA- social tide toward
Drtu IT az sud The elimination
n the psrastt. this comes thrpusl
a., suosirdge that We can tnuy
through .ervlce aud net ,hfol.A
exploitation
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

election 10 be held Tor the purpose
Of el-cnns n Mayor, a Record,
cr, one Marsha, one School Dirve.
tor from the town. s,.lsrse, and two
Aldermen from each oi the hour
Wards.
By virtue Of th. authority in Va
yested az Election Commissioners
ins Dickson County. an election 10
hereby called to be held 10 the four
Wards Of the town Of Dickson be-
tween the hours OF . a. m /. and I p.
III on rhursday, Sept. Z, 1870. for
the purpose A. above mentioned.
The ahove-named citizens Of the
town OF Dickson are hereby appoint
I'd 10 hold said election.
II. II. STONE
r. c. HELBERG
C, II. WILLIAMS
Election Com missioner
Tor Dickson County
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
1 SAFE TEST

Fs thoss Who Are In Dssd u a
IrsiIasy tor kidtseY traAbleS. and
bscLaehS. in 10 q mood pisp to Try
|Dosn's Kidnny Pills. They Nass
strongly recommended BY Dicksan
peon.e. N
Mrs. ]. h. Rileon, y. Msia st.,
Dlrkscn. ~ays "Fof one year |
sas uaabAs TO leave my ioom With
oct help. My kidnsys we're yeah
aud ! Suffered from Rheumatic
.troable. Nothing that | took did
me any seoS aud Thought | would
never get ssll again. Deans Kid.
ney Pills ssrs finally recommended
To ms aud ! 10, Q hex at the Myst.
Drug Go. The fret boz III Doan's
helped me CONSIDERABLY AID | Kept
on taking them until vac cured "
Statement gwen April B. 1915,
On June T. 1918, Mrs. Wilson
said; u Was cured by Doan's Md
mes Pills Seyefsl years ago The
stat | gave 8, tbs, time still
holds good
Pre-. 3D., at al dealers. Don't
simply ass Tor d sidnsy remedy
ss, Doan'. Kidney Pills-,he same
that Mrs. Wilson had, Foaisr.Mil-
burn Co, Mfrs, Buffalo. N Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
Five Hundred F,arty

Mrs Kate Love. 81 Broksn Az.
ross nkla who u the gvesA ID
Mr.. q. l. Booldin, wss the hoo
ofes nNaasdas aitssao0a ~ hesn-
tiially Dlannsd 500 party. given b.
Misses Wrsnns sad tilAnn Hoplins
al their bons 90 East College sissst
At.ths close u at iniefsssinT game
hisses EiiEahslh Wilso1 and MARY
Allen made high seose.
color srar.-. * yellow and
white was carried out Ia both deco
fatioris snd Ia serving an ics-sslrss.
whieh vas ssrv.d nj lhs cOBeausapa
Of game. laisses Hopkins we're AZ
sisted In entertaining add scsying
by their water. Mrs. L. l.. bauldin
and niece, WilmC. Boeldin Fest.
ed at the card ,sbiss were; Miss
Kate Love, Sutva, WOot.L ,agus-
to. Ga Roberta Hare a. clifton
EliIabsih Wilsol, Nnsir sss.
danes Egh%r Crsil, P~iraraassillr
Harry Hopkins. Lyungslou; George
MeAury Sioux Cay, lo~s. Enlos
Lowefy, Neil Hunt. W L Polk.
q. L Bouidip. Clarence Walker
Misses Eloise Grain. Asiy Barnett,
Lorian Barnett, Wayne Bryant.
Mary Allen. Louise Johnson, Msry
Donegsn. Bees Moran, winnie Nc
Laushlin Edith Badge. Marguerite
Boyt,. Ada Cur,is. Glenn Hopkins,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
Notice TO Contractors.

Sealed bids will be- received ht
the p,parmtn, ~ Hlsbw ~ Stnts
nj Ttnne..cp ~ ~Ns-hydlr, Itun
unit two p'cluck j. u tuRp.t ~,
1920, 10, thu grating Nnt daloak.
arutrufee totnpfstF 'ur s~ rh'f"
OF State Highway M 3. httw,en
sh- Chatham equity lin~ ant
Burns in DicAson COUNTY, Tenn
bids will be opened publicly ~
two O'Clock p IN
The principal items oi construc
ton are approximately AS tcilnst-
51,41i Gu yds common sxcsva'
ting;
SO06 Gu vds harrow:
g ~ Gu. ,ds. Ciass A con.
crete.
S,843 lbs. Deiormed Steel Bare:
Furnishing and Placing: lin.
Il: ~ P,pe Cuivrr.@, us Iin Z. lD
Pipe Culvers; - I'm. Il. ~ Pipe
Culverts. ils lin. II ~ Pipe CuI.
v.r.s: ia lin. Il 80 Pipe C~ulverts;
1S<6 lin Il, sooden railing
Pipe Culv.u Eniwalls: 81 q
yds. Class n" Concrete: $50 lbs
Detormed Steel Bars;
Culysr.s Unit Construction. rs ID
GU. yds Class a Concrete; l63
Gu yds Class b" Concrete; lisa
lbs. Deiormei Steel Bars.
Plane and specifications are on
6ls in the ofnce u the Departmen,
81 Highways. Nashville, Tenn; also
in the ONCE al the County Court
CLERK. Charlotte, Tenn.
Any additional information may
be secured rom the Chic! Engineer
Nashville, Tenn.
The right to r.jec. any OF all bids
10 reserved.
C~s,i6ed check ioe the sum oi
$i,SOm must accompany each
hid a. evidence 81 good faith aud
IA q guarantee that, II awarded the
cnnusc,, the bidder will execute
contract and give bond A. required,
Successful bidder will he required
10 furnish bond in ma amount sQual
10 50 per Geo, u the coausct price
o. the work.
VI. r. MOORE.
Chisi Engineer
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
Missionary Society Meets

The Womsns Missionary Society
oi the N. +. Church. South. met 10
busln.ss session Monday afternoon
with Mrs J T. Dean. Mrs. J D
Petty, the vies-prssldent. presided
over the meeting The usual ofi
GERS reports were given The bust
nes- oi A Stewardship Round
Robin" vas presented by Mrs u
e Collins, Auxiliary Corresponding
Secretary. who is 10 be general
manager, and the following com
mit,e- VAS appointed TO assist in
making arrangements Zoe the Rouni
Robin. TO besia Sept. let. Fret
Ward Misses Mamie 1svlor aud
Minnie Norris: Second Ward-Mes.
danes Will Holt and Charles vii,
son, Third Wsrd-M rs Buchanan
Grigsby and George, Lee Jones.
Fourth Ward esdames Joe Tsy,
lot. Mr. Rsnsom presented the
check in memory Of her deceased
Every memory Of the
Society IL urged to study at home
the Gospel u st. Luke. Miss jeff
Johnson will be hoetess OF the Aug
meeting.
Dept. Of Publicity
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
tlestion Notice!

BE- i, resolved nv IN. Town Cuuu
ctl N the town OF Dickson That ~
election IL hereby allied 10 he hr,d
In ,nr four Wards oi the tawn q
,Dlekson. haiyeen III. holn, "A 2 a
m and &p m, on
THURSDAY, SEPT !, 1920
Tor the purpose Of elect,ng che
Msyrt. one Recorder. one Marshal
one School Director from the io~n
at-latse and two Alderl0tn iron
each Of ,he ioui Wards.
Bs il further resolved, That ,ht
following citiien- are hereby az
pointed to hold said election a, III,
places designated helos
WARD NO II, ]. Warren re
ceiver, ., A Mystt, J. r., Brown. Il
" Slaughter judges y { Aysrett
A J Byrn. clerks. Election e. b,
held in OF near 81 James Hotel.
WARD NO As A. Tidwell, re-
ceiver. ] s. Rsrkley. r 7 M
~s-ds, 4, d English Judges A. l..
scott, J N Freeman. clerks Eteg
iion 10 be held at or nearJ NJ Cos,
sett's stor~.
WARD NO 81 ". Thompson
receiver, J L. Rsns,m, III. l. Par
r,sh. A, J Eth.ridse, Judges E l.
Colley. A l. White, clerks. Eler.
ton to be held at OF near W. A
Chambers Co.
WARD no %-R, II Sesy, re-
eeiy.r; A, q Dosier. G, " Wynn-
Chss. Badge. judges W y. Brown,
". Y. Davis, olssks. Election 10
hs held q. o near the VIII Cox
building,
Upon rol-csll the following Alder
voted aye: e. W, Davidson,
G. c. Rx%iden. A L. White. II. I
V, Miller. J. y. Curry. A c Hushs-
Passed the md day al Aus. 1920
n. +, BessIey, Mayor
II { Thompson. Recorder
Ia pursuance 81 a resolution pas
81 ny The Town Council Of the town
Dickson. Aus. Z. 1890, calling an
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

The new Taxpayers party which
Senator Kenyon predicts will come
into being SCOT II extfaxaRance IN
government Is not stopped. may
not amount 10 much even should
all taxpayers Join. II sr@ms no~
that there are uiore ~taxeaterr than
taxpayers. and the iormef arc con.
~.tan,ly increasing.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

When vou want ples-art physie
try ttsmhrtlslns Tablets They
are ,a-y "a take sn,i mild nd gent,
IL IN Effect They, sAzhighly prted
hy people who have become &C
Qusintsd With their good qualities
They only cost q quarter.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
Or. ]. \. MATTHEW'S
Can Save Your Diseased Eyes

Sore Ewes, Graduated E.yelid.,
Wlldha,rs. Watering. Itching Eyes,
Seoms, Ftcryglums on the eyes
Can positively be cured with Dr.
Garhnkle'. Eye Remedy. Sold
and guaranteed by DR.. ]. n Mat,
,hc~s. drusgs., in Dickson. Of 81
per bottle. Your money back il
no, pleased with result. Can be
sent anywhere by parcel posi-.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
Hon.sGs,osnr NOTICE

J, { Bsegstt. ct al. " ssfsb
BozArth. OF ole.
In Chancery Court at Dickson
Tennessee.
In THE cause, 1t appears Ia the
Clerk and Master from the s~vsn
bill! that Francis Bosarth, Cyrus
Boaarsh and Wright Rosassh and
Cyrus Boa.rh, guardian Of Wright
Bosartb, are non.re~iden,s Of the
State al Tennessee and cannot b.
serv~d With process.
II ps therefore ordered by The
Master taa, ssid defendants sppss'
AT the courthouse ln Dir kson. Tenn.
90 or before the Fiut Ms0dsy in
August 1870. same being rule day
al this court. aud plead. answer Of
d.mur 10 III. bill Sled against them
aud o,ters or The same will Be tax.
en- for confessed and the cause vet
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

Many u us would like to DO rich
ON account OF the great good W.
could accomplish, but when We se,
rich We forget that part OF II snd
put IN the r~st oi our days trying
to get still richer.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

Every State Legislature nh a.
acsurstely the iutclllgeucr Il ~,
people II represents. declares a
Western governor Probably 80
Ths, " what mases the outlook $,
dis%cuutagipa tumes
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

Some people put strong pertum,
cry ON themselves To k,il their smell.
and the periumsrv il worse. ii any
thin, than their natural smell
What most Of such people need
more than anything else. 10 an o..
rssionsl bath.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

When young aud foolish We thou
ght bell was likely = good p.ac" I,
have iuu III. 81 hrok.i 10 there sewers
tttnrs>to leat around vi found Il
ve,y much over estimated. aud u
NARA. ANAY.. n.. :. -...- r-..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

Mutton tallow il better than vas.
cline Tor anything either Is used Tor,
but 10 oil buy the latter because Il
Ia put up In cute little bottles and
costa ten tunes as much.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

When We were a little h0y. many
years asu. p~ople ~ef- reaching
With all their nigh. and main for
the dollar. aud they are still dolrs
the same Ihins. In thos, DAYS
though. a dollar would euy 4 whole
lot. and TO- Il euys very little. ~
everybody has 10 hSvs more Of
them,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

There IL 4 lot oi prosperity now
evetvwhet. in America. bu, yau
have got to art IN early and hustle
like biales TO get your share,
bon, forget that Nobody ia pasa.
Ing i, around IN 4 silver platter.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
EsENTAT

LARklSSc-Ws are authorized to Az.
souses ]. A. LAfkins ~ the Demo-
cratic nnm.ase for R~spnsentatis. from
Dickson tounty Ia the Lower House Of
The nett General Assembly. Election.
Nov 2, 1910.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
ios hearing sxparte.

II 10 further ordered that this
notice be published In The Dickson
County Herald ior iour consecutive
weeks ~ required ny NV in such
cases.
Witness my band this July sth.
1870. TAYLOR. T. 4 N.
Le~ch A Hail Solicitors
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

II YOU will mara down in a boob
everything YOU sptnd for six month";
and then ~ over II, you will tint
that a Who'll. lot oi II was foolish
and unnecessary Try il and see
II IL worth white
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

A thief believes everybody else IL
dishonest, and Il p%rohtee,ing Is dis
honest, which 1t ". there 10 some
logic In bis belief.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

The patent medicine ads. say
women suffer In silence, but none
OF the womsn We hav. eve known
are very strong on that silence stuif
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

SUN. the vets Who are predict.
Ing that prohibition will never be
enforced are afraid that it will be
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
ANNOUNCEMENT
SIATE xINAInR

COLLIER We are authorized ~ IA,
Boupcs h q Collier, vi Humphreys
county, ss the Deuioerstie nomiaes ttf
Stat. Senator from this SenatoriAi Diar
tnct klsotlon, Soy. Z, 1920,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

Every man has his worthless days
but II he does no, fight them, every
day will become his worthless day
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

When We die and act to DO a
ghost We do not propose TO e. y
round haunting any body, or csus
ins any oaiia bcsrds TO dsacc the
shimDy dance. and We 30 no, he.
ltsve any other selirespectins shsies
are VI 10 any such fool tricks.
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

Come in md s@e the John Deere
buggy and re, pric@s and guarantee
IT. r. Edwards.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

fhe main reason thousands al
people srr in pcorhous~s aud ssy.
Inms OF like nature IL because they
bad chance TO lay by somethipg
ta old ags, And Thousands VI u.
are following that example
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

W. always found il easy 10 Ne,
10 debt. but, Lord. how bard IL is
~ gel out
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

Apy person who deals with the
public gets very tired OF life now
aud ,sh%A . -e..,a. ..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

FOR SALE-A few more choice
spring pigs, out OF Col. and Orion
Cherry King dams. from my Usat
Orion Cherry King boar, These
pigs are as good a. the best. and
am offering them cheap.
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