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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-06-03

tgnites spontaneously Wood in con-
tact with steam pipes has been
known to do this. In fact the Collin
wood school tragedy was due to this
cause. Wood that exudes resin
will char more readily and as con
sequence is more dangerous. II inn
possible to insulate steam and hot air
pipes at least be careful of material
that comes in contact with them.
Even clothing is not immune. re
member in training camp. one OF the
men threw his navy pea-jac1et over
a hot radiator. The jacket began to
burn in a very short time Upon in
vestigation. it was found that the
buttons were of rubber. which melt
ed and took fire
We can not always prevent spon-
taneous combustion. But materials
that we know are dangerous should
be placed where they can cause no
trouble. Oily waste and such ma
terials should be kept in a metal can
with a self-closing lid. Remember
that in all cases heat will speed up
the process,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-06-03

Cora May Wilson to p n sr,t,,
~ Gees sHS y %, in l7-42. except.
Assignments
" M Wyatt to National Bank
Oh o o,lakesdale. real mtge. J. II. WYATT.
Bin of Sale
Chas H. Ames, Jr. TO Cbae II
AmeS' ST., welding plant, etc pa.
louise Garage, 81.
Conditional Bills of Sale
Auto Sales Co. to d. c Carton
auto. $500. y al ''' .
Ahrens & Ahrens to G. w. Pat
rick, auto, 1914.
Mortgages
Geo. d, James to Geo. Shepnart
5000. ''','' " 'Io'l0'
Franklin T. Nickorson to N. w.
Mutual Life ms Co.. sw fractional
'-l9-42, pit 18-19-42, $4,000.
First National Bank, st. John. TO
}. II. Jansen, swq 7-19-42, $4,000.
fIoyd AddingtOn to II. G. Bartle-
son, auto, $275.
{, E. Crews to L. f. McNaII. the
hWq q, neq rs, sh of nwu, nh of
sWq % in 20-40, $1770.
Releases
sherman Clay Co. to c. J. Shan
dler, conditional sale.
Farmers National Bank, Colfax to
Harry G. Smith and Lucius B. Smith.
chattel, 4-13-20. $4,000.
Farmers National Bank to A. F..
kneale, chattel. $4,000.
Walter Riley to w. NJ. Shepard
and Geo, c. Pratt, $7275, chatteI
r. c. McCroskey to Al Futter. real
mtge, $500.
J. H. Jansen to Franklin T. Mic
kerson, real mtge, $4,000.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-06-03
MAY "a, 1921
Deeds

John Schau to T. z. Moore and J.
ID. Walker, lot g, blk 3, Lomabrd' s
add, Tekoa, 1915.
James Jennings to AIelvina Smith
and Chester A. Smith, neg 12-1S-41.
$40, 400.
Mortgages
Melyina Smith to Jas Jennings
neg 12-lS-41, $4,000.
B. f. Aschenbrenner to Farmers
National Bank, Colfax. tract 1916
AZ, $12,22S.
James w. Heaslet to Eleanor JEFF
fries and Elsie Best, pit "a, %, in
1874, $685..
Frank II. Leigh to Linville Bros.
nall int, crops swq 2S-19-39. except,
Sis.
A. F. Kneale to Farmers National
Bank, ColfaX, live stock, implements
pit crops 10, Is, in 1910, $4,000.
J. p. Campbell to Citizens State
Bank, Tekoa, , horses, $3.50
Fred Schoeff to j. l. Case Thresh-
ing Machine Co. feed, bag, spout,
rims etc, $4739.
Shelby Stevens to H. |. Hughes
live stock, implements, $67S.
iNNli ~ i IL OF National Bank,
Pullman, live stock, implements,
tWo-thirds crops pit Secs. II, 10, IA,
twp - range -, $4,000.
Releases
Pacific Bldg. & Loan Assn to w.
w. Pickett, real mtge, $500.
Josephine R. McMannis to j. G.
Widner, real mtge, $4,000.
Josephine R. McMannis to Ezra
P. Mitchell, real mtge, $4,000.
Citizens State Bank, Tekoa, to j.
P. Campbell, chattel $500.
Assignments
w. F. Smith and son, Roy, to w.
F. Morrison, chattel, Shelby Ste
vens, $642.
Conditional Bill of Sale
Bennett Bros. to w. G. Shinkle
auto, $475.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-06-03
MAY %, 1921
Deeds


Andrew J. Grove, Daniel J Grove
and Walter J. Grove to Walter j.
Gray, pit Ell 11-20-40, nwq of neQ
14-20-40, 81.
c. J. Calm to Nat Harris, lots l g,
,, 3, 4, McCoy's 2nd add, Oakesdale,
$275.
Thos. A. Scott to Pullman Say. &
Loan Assn, lots to 10, blk &c, Col
lege Hill add, Pullman, 81.
Mortgages
w. P. Gale to w. A. Hardesty,
tract Oakesdale, $500.
Jack Potts to Bank of Sprague,
100 acres wheat to be grown on VIII
30-19-39, $4100.
Releases
First National Bank, Lewiston, to
Fred d. Wooster, chattel, $1,000
John Ellwart to Marvin A. Har-
wood, real mtge, $4,000
Wilmer, Dyer and Stone, Bankers,
to Tolbert Thomson, real mrge,
$445.
Conditional Bill of Sale
A. w Peterson to w L. Weed
and j. w. Holman, furniture etc.
pool hall, Maiden, $4,000.
Ridgeway Motor Co. to r. 3. Hol-
Ter, auto, $1032
Standard Computing Scale Co. to
Orris E. Marine, scales, $40.
Cooper Ice Machine & Supply Co.
to Laird Bros, refrigerating ma
chine, etc, $147S.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-06-03
MAY 90, 1921
hoods

Leah Irwin and Ralph Reed, En-
nal l.. Hanna, Mary j Dobhins and
d. NJ. Dobbins to Charles E. Stipe,
lots to s. blk 2, Diamond, $3.50.
Harvey A. Gopher, Mary Rout-
sohn. Sarah Kriebel and Josie Cot
man to G. A. Howard, lots 3, 4 blk
As, Gill's 1st add, Certified, 81
Leases
Mrs. Leona Raas to --- Kennedy,
lot /, blk 20, ColfaX, So per mo.
Mortgages
d. c. Sever TO First Saw. e Trust
Bank of Whitman Co.. Ell Ell of VIII
23-14-3S, $5210.80
James Jennings TO Melyina Smith,
seq 12-18-41, $4,000.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-06-03

Men as we'll as women should
learn to know how to Judge textile
values.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-06-03
MAY %, 1921

Leases
H. B. Taylor to Frank S. Miller
all sh 20-1S-41 Eek dwelling house },
one-third crops pit 1922, pit 1928
ending three years.
Deeds
Geo. Sheppart to Geo. d. James, pt
i lot 2, blk /, of Morrow's add, Wi
mona, $500.
Gage B. Whitney to Homer A.
Kenyon. VIII of the nwq 6-19-45, 81.
Carl Cain to Isabella Scott, lot A.,
blk / Rosalia, $4,000.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18
FARM EQUIPMENT ESSENTIAL
Successful Management of Crops De-
perdS Greatly Upon E~Slsrry
OF Implements

The Successful mana cement AZ q
tnnsiern farm largely depends up"0
the eGic'@,ty ~ the equipment e,fh
wAi,h she ~oFk Is pcrteruaspI, special.
!sts of The United states Department
" agriculture r"'ut ONT
i'se ',QatI4ntt4, II 'he fvrrese tgrEr
rpn III divided tHt' essu'N .br"@ mere
ny l,s. dias eaNFsa, Va fntt4p-s
ElI$t asI FL itdg etaht. age the
hrrittp+~ fryge,e~ is5peeF4THss. sssa .sta
I'M vaenrts Tri NJ Tl,F' iHfstv~ ,ss+sa 10
ste mere niportaa, iaftups Psa,
tton$. ~ecnd. uteasas aEi taa htnery
a~ex 10 connection atgh the &a,ry, g,r.
,lan feols. IGiSEiFrns algrf,. abt rtss
tissnessss.s 4~e's&a tssaslsES tof. general liza
ahpst tie psse third, tha toels, IRA.
teEajS. and facilities fer acepiag tie
FIRST t1n eta sSs's ot eqnipmen, Id g,sosi
@cy&ing oTAisr
IN order I'll ~et,,ire the greatest sff'
cheney, all implements and mAchines y
should w properly housed wien no;
III attna' sefy1cc, 10 as 10 he ia good
working condition when required tor
Use
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18
HlMALaYas IN SECOND PLACE
e splota,er IN Tibc; Have Revealed
go, .s1~,SsanpSe AZ c Aessk Aaeates,es'ss
Mountain Range

Aiasng tbs gfastesl results achieved
By the Hrel,g explorations Ia Tibet
Was the discovery ~ continuous
mountain chain. llsD miles ioag,
stretching east sAi Nrsi. add "AhsSh
taken as whole, il the mox, massive
ras,ge on the crust III she earth, I.s
average height above Sea iesvl IL
greater than that NJ the Himaiayas,
and although i's peaks are from s,sss'
30 s,OH feet lower than Meant Ever
eat. tts passes average a.1se feet high.
Or than those Of the iitmatayas
= The eastern ans western parts of
this range wfe kn"~n before, hni the
crnsral and highest part. In Bphgha.
was aaexpiored previous Ia p.ctnv
Hedlus visit. he crossed ten passes
in the range.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18
CASH and SPORT
FOR FARM YOUTH
Lucrative Fur Crops Ready for
Harvest by Rural 0wellers
During Cold Weather.
PROPER TIME FOR TRAPpIAG
oenlxsns " Forests ard Streams Out.
wsitea While King Winter Spreads
Whlts Mantle Over Grxassr
Part al Natiaa.


nsrspaesd tY the United States Depart.
maGl NJ A&rfctis4Fs,p
Winter bsings 0as she hest far on
aniraaIs and al the satne tlar gives ths
farmer and hia apys Idle dass and she
zrst fnr following line " traps, say
specialists ~ the hi0lagisai sarysS,
unlied stafes Department Of AgFic'i!'
tnre.
|, Ii the season when the rural
dwelSer To nearly any pnrt ~ the tni.
ted States ran harvest crop 10 whirh
he has devoted ~ ether labew
Trapping looks Esay
Wild animal trapping tooks easy 70
most tnrm bags untii they have tried
and failed Snece=s demands kaosl-
eSigs ~ Tie animals. anh their habits
The red fox, for instance. must b.
fanght ~ stles d. fsuahfhg as his own
Trrps and lhe ground where they are
N@t aaust he frse from human scents
steel traps are clenre-i BY boiling with
puHgvnr tsiss ~ by buryiag or les ring
in running water tnr day or two ST
ter which they should b. handled only
With leather or saxsi cotton gloves.
Breeding grounds. hunting grounds and
peculiar habits of the anlniais should
he wen studied beforehand Traps are
sometimes set in springs that 10 not
gencfalty freeze ayrr. A little island
IL built ~ apBe time befor' ths trap
il s,t A M OF Va 4 ste,i trap IL
Undecided IN ihe soll wth piece ~
lao~s covering Che Fsn 4 bit II ta'at'
Aa ,lSs,1- %. S,E.. :. III. gang. ussa tor
bait
In .aaklug 4 Iaui Set, = 'stt5|ew"t'v'"
Is ruEiH ~ rurrvrt ftv- tssf 49,! sAs
tgHr aud thaa waleh kn0A T. fbe
eaUA removed eNu0ll o. tisesj oa a
elaih ast al lat f. uHt used should
~, -. spsas,Asse "'fi~fi, fsttr y 'f4iY at1af
With ary mrtb frye ffsh anything
Ahhh would ela= The Jaws
Pesos et'es feilae. Path> % trails
and. taking advantage n these, The
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18
, FELT + SOMETHING WAS. WRONG
Youngsters Experience Made Him
pesst whether Hls Players Were
Really Aeeeptahis

IN The smoking reasH ~ La Etaacy.
osi a saasl, s4stssA, ~ !ssds aats, s.sspssa
Gould said
These @inirr pasxagrs arr I'M
pleasant. but they're never aangssoa.
'an. hieak D-c-mleT day was at.
ting wrapped w In futs aud rugs. In
sheltered eernr az the promenade
deck. Of cunardsf. The seas we're
mountains high, The good old boat
seemed 10 stand os her head aae mln.
ute. and the nes, She reared right up
ON hfr hind legs,
n tiny tot ~ hay made bis var
cautiously 70 the young aud pretty
nsiran seated next me. lie ssAaai~d
himself AKalnri her aefs chair and
said
"Msmma, IN I, wrong to pray that
We set home snfeT
y" slf course got, Darling
"'Weh. he went on, IRE hss-u
meeting on locker trying 10 pray
that W. 'ayT1vr ssfs' III tinfs. knil eTnfh
sisc hcgia shc sflip hrases up and
throws fne oa thr deck
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

The following remarkable endorse
nspt Of ranIac vas given recently BY
Mrs. Alice Gresham Dodd, at the
Gresham Memorial iieme, Caytn Park.
Evansville, Ind, which hpsne was pre-
~~rr'~T' 20 her ny fte patrloes' p~spts
OF inhana, as evidence II their apptr,
citation " the services rendered 10 hik
cauu,ry b. her son, Corporal James
allied In France. Expressions II sym
pathy we're received b. Mrs, Dodd
ffum al parts ~ the United States,
and the newspapers u tho country
carried the story OF the nrnt war
ssot hsr, - -
The shock 0f her sons death re-
suited III the serious breakdown %
Mrs. Dodd's health. bat everyone viii
iearl With Interest and pleasure that
she ~ now IN splendid health again
When seen ut her home reeently shs
ssa.s4S-.ti.s t,sts4u 4tA, IT ie.,nl, ,g,Ntg.
she ENTIRE, rggdh t5r Der recovery to
he ueltknowu medicine. Taulle,
"kfJtr my fsar bays ieatn hrA
q general breakdown In heath" Maid
sfr7 noald al hrsg Il wa, inst Ia.
aie,nti ~ Ms food ustd b. UPSET lae
>,sas..! lrSts, lan tt!s{ srfcas'lF eeS4. tss'.'
Ssl'y which wasn't much hardship,
a. lost al 9cstrr to eat Thou had
@p attack If Rheumatism With severe
paIbs ~ ms shoulders back aai arms.
sometimes | used 'u suffer great
ss,al. and nav luLuts~ would gei all
swollen M uri hlT wns abs % 10
s~ry Nile about the house, and nj
shines couldn't even cook meal
got very nervous AMI restless, and ~
aight would lay awake for hours. aad
sast mapy nights sleep as a eonsr
aWpce
"A friend az mine had received
great deal nf hslp from Tan'ac. and
n VAS abe who advised me 10 try II
\ am 80 glad did for II proved tho
best medicine ! have ever taken, VI
soan gave me good appetite and
~sss~ine,l 10 settle my stomach 80 That
was no longer troubled with lndiges-
ton ! dent know what I. Ia 10 haze
v'wmNafic pains now the swelling and
Stiffness has all gone ont NJ my
Joints and nm ah'c to d. thu work
af thc house With the greatest ease
,My ;sSeFEpH arn new steady ana asspns.
slcsp tue At nlGht and feel ht'''rr
va health than ever before IN ~ life
NAai always be grateful for what
Tanlaa has done tnr me aud shall
r,.,etnmeHd Il every chance goa"
famine F. satt ny heading druggists
ssyrtSN hrrV kIy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

Str. wecyit's overthrow. ~CaI~ IL
scends upon ar We~yil from bat.
terry ot horseasaWa machines, VI
Nh'eh 20 are Shown IN oee spectacular
scene leseg In early sg@mpr work
is EESen III Tfie appointments saisev r.
'e'',versa ialaN6. La AMI n, W.Qth.
iusFen, /, G., Ntese thr methods
~htca save rauoa planters $001tltcc
or more annually wee devised
0Gs lEttr, s,ius feataee " he bheA
ttf}fr; ''-t ~ ~. u icgr- 1s's,Sysii ~
tr.miuatar. are detected he vvctad
part - the niin. taken 10 the faiL
shows tAousaEda a. acrcs IL s@a1y
cotton helJs with ptesers gathering
the snowy hblis. Two ~ three vbn-
,rast- are shossa he,WAeH nsl.ls where
calcium arsena'e dust has been ep
piled anil adjoining row. which were
neglected From actual experience
The saving 10 one S.oYtacrn planter Ia
given al more thar s,lt an acre. Tbs
fiim Ia designed primarily for demon.
Stration work il the South. and 10
one ~ about ao0 Aims covering more
than 100 subjects showing different
phases OF the work 81 the depart
mcnt Copies Ut the ssi@ may b
bought srcsn The department by lnsti.
tuttnns and organizations Interested
In boil wrestl determination, It's uss
II suggested for state agricultural
colleges. boards " commerce. etc.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18
MOVIE REVEALS BOIL
WEEvll AS VILLAIN
Two-Reel Film Shows Activities
OF Little Insect.


HvspaFes ~ tie Eiaatss ssasss pssakt.
ns~Hs sf AxFts1isarsl
~Gao.Aby. Ban lN~eyit.@ 10 the title
" an ssEettaiplag and iastrHstivs
ss@fe~i fs4m fast 'esea ssst by ths
rniEei s+st-s rssrarssHsat ~ asrsrvb-
tar~. Dir, Hagi We~vil. destroyer VI
Anasrisan CROPS to the extent Ut many
miiispn dspliars ysav. ~ the heavy
villain. lie araleaFs several times To-.
fivldaaily la tiae eDarse ~ shis hssly
prcturtfsiss. tTs TIRE ristti II eeffgtsi part n
devoted 10 she activities VI the here
Of The sketch. Mr.. Calcium AFseaa's.
whe IL aideA and ahetted BY the DO
partnent Ia hts efforts 10 hiring aaest
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18
Mother Geese, Llnoa,st.

Mary's mother ives Improving The
shining hours With q little f'cnch con
serNaIion, which Msry aged four. sas
nntilng sotnrv hal irssosae To s"tnr
@v.eHwrk PCS xsatages Tvsss.sss. alAAi. ,sssl. .
a. Which Mary said H. AN exasprrateei
tone
"pun', talk thai pir talk 70 me
THAT ivat rig taik dear II sar
ives, II IL. too neither That's inN
what tie little pig saitl aIi nv a'al
kOtlr liarppGs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18
RATS ARE HARMFUL ON FARM
Roberts Use Surprising Ways to Get
irte Cellar ard Car Dc Ester.
-Tlrstrt In Mary Mays

Rats AR ffa busiest creatures ar tire
tsrFW T'fsJ taSe s3rIrtsius aays N
sett'ag ara thr Cellar MAee 4 trip
All r'Va} before ynu r. III hses TON. gAt
sod OK everg ho'e wtth powdered
glass Aud tteert i'~e traps. ;s'jsons,
SIS tats AMI terriers 10 get rid ~
rats
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

Lag FwasllzA
sas, Also Eass skaa
auif stavy hsv~ Iii.
fesvNt waYN Far
exam q etRey
h@lasi tnsSss and
tt.~ Mrs tahRsy
t'~segzsssas say s~e
sSgs imsgsasi Of
g4se es.
But rywn ~
they bare gAw~
sssesas3ss thsa sse
King KIM T'ets gaias
fur the tsuis ~tse-
asy the X Tags have
IN The sa l@ sAEvi
whgle THE lahnAy
l'~aguiias dread
tire sra lessss gsAs
Atl4i ts,V family Of
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18
SUPERIOR RATION FOR EHES
Aceo~vi-s 10 Fe-dsr9 Tests ut c>~a
College Sey Bear. Corr, Gers
Stage 10 Exrellert

Soy h~an hsv >Nrr. corn ss'sCe nnH
salt " an eyc~llsnf winter rstiea tos
pregnant ewsA arSNrtiing 10 fs~Gsls
tests ~ IN 1rwa State college. Less
cvrr is ~~utr~es wA~n SOY A*aa hAy
is aseA tnxe~aa ct slsska and r+sant
tne p~uei " soy s%na hay sxcea aa
sssfa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

sE@ sAua who 50 10 thu rssakerSrs
where taes destroy as laaay sass rs
taey can.
ia ta. .7s 20 a s ;asi,: ; a:T
hAan~s slsh uF Way fyrm The water
AMI they 80 hack aud sefsh 10 got their
tt ,sed They hsfs lisgng dl.lancss 10 10
this NAY, bat they prefer " have their
homes hish uR saaa run ans danger u
sea leotssrsls
la fast they ane nel ~ fatat Of tae
sea. OF rather they arr more atrsia OK
The SEA thau The Kings are, ThAs Tile
The hlglA hlgh places HeaF the sea and
there iaes build their nes,s II pebs,ses
and grass often they steal raeh och
ere nraSsftsi faf 'snsksng tire sessS
I'll. little Iohnay rrasuias arr
sery. very fsepia and they Aave hard
strs w~ttfvg orr M fhEir she+tx Thrsr
mothers and taslllcs lsnA after them
hppr'he' ard daring the tiine they are
hrlng patched oul both are Consistently
tt'aA'Hg VI them aud Hst,htng ard
ssasgs;s4..,l < -,lktg.s ....a..
~ = t#sa lhaI Mrs Jobuuy Penguin
Nugsif t0 se< e3rak, d. cd 40, gss.sy4 .ssc,4.
dae.e lean1 aud stT3t ur yrs. tv1 tire
- rs are y~eajItv wulch. a. ! sss3 ae
;,re tie hEH.s d. nol su,ta tu Esc b0sh
~.lss;. III .''5s 49, F'n1 49, 'f.gsNs'ae1
he IaHDay fcaealHs tfaupet az
es.t ~hsn aefe Is danger asa Us 10
ere1 aa tHr rtrra's fighting @itt thfsr
Wigs and uair hIl's apd iotug al they
tae to protect lhe.r louug
-'fhpS tlkr ~ 1--we oa the, great
heights bAtA II tic S,,s. and have
their h"iae~ iherr though they train
fhr young peasuiAs baw they must
swtia and efteu push them into the
snfer Il They don't o. TIER. 81 their
owe ae1rd
when iMy trumI~t or chatter they
inok w tn The air, their heats high.
aud call ~ raw az bray o. se.4ii as II
tarf@ns they fe~l Ike talue aud
whether danger IL near OF thcy simply
hav" sspething 70 ssy !. merely are
iatAng h. thstr fatdiy
Inn vhrn they pe~n each other 70
srsT fsw1, tf,s. rs~r ts sfsrsr high h~ss,e~
'lrav aftet time shry 10 MOI pay any
attention 10 earh othrr aud lheS ia
n,a ,msw and say s,,r~i nlerfIlng such
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

Nhrn yuu hprc t0fEottee whcThw
tie new b@iay IA q tsas ~ giri
We'll aeil tu' w. IN iste chap,
I'm Agal. Lla bag lN.sh, ip4s4Ay+s' 'srttn
ae4fhg hnsa he rtt& through the
Water wtilsont Eesstg aisR. ME- iwks
ilke yuu. dnpsa., by t,efyhvdy ssys
Il dsssis
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

ts4@
~ s,4ssgs
"A NstFser nsytsf'
'tas w,tl hapsa'n
h yoa pdl th.Tc,
rtaetls-~F t,a ~
nstrsr ffss t~-~frsts
they car'll said
And si@y ssssl
jwst Tbs same
thibe ~ In cltls
inhrtn t'eagus
-tur ta@ litt@
ssss4s W af@ s,MSRl af
1;is..,r .sa4sgsssF ys..si,sst,
- eMs k.s,5- - g4st
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

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PM OVER = lar naturally waulA place
his geNt
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II tI,ctr be0iT,,x n Mild abl tYitF, "
hy ha'. a uHgt baa&s Tlge2 mas b.
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yorat, Az eeGttltt hair
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traps Nd IL holrs VI CIV hanks n small
s,t%tslis III TIL ttrjEY aasissl; sstth "a sistsa.
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mWskrat mrat placvt' h@goaA the trap
SSutks arr usually trapped With M
/ or NJ steel traps set Undated nj
the ertiarS w thelr lens Fare should
\. ,akrs 10 Ss$tea thc chain ~ rhai
The skunk GARNET ret hsrk lnto hIs
hr'yy tarv rfsc risv ~ caught III hox
trnrs ard drowned without being r~-
moyy,i \ 'rappea skunk may be ar
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ssreeasla cgttSsgt,pns.~s nv striking Il,
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srtsN
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

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pan ~ am.Rhle temper"
y Wet, ~ hes Nv,
''Rat ! found eui a, court Nc WAS
Z crass examiner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
Ritual Recited BY K. of C.

Washington. Nov. ia group Of
KnirhtS 49, Columbus in regalia clus-
tered around Tic bier Of the Unknown
Soldier :nnIrht. and rccitcd their ritual
c.r tn" "r"i.
Mrs Ai"'."nc Raglcy. mother Of Mrs.
Ios"rhu" pauj"iS. placed Il cluster Of
Inlm leaves and roses at tn" bic II
m"m"ry of her sun. Ensign Worth
I:a S!o%. tho only American naval officer
killed N ia" var with spain.
Floral tributes w"r" "iSo laid or the
rnslict hy many organizations. inclu,inG
the American Legion. the American War
M"th""~ II" Salvation Army. Veterans
az Foreign Wars. order Of Indian Wars.
Military order OF the World War.
United States Infantry Association.
ntu@htcrS "f Veterans. American
Wumcn% Legion. Eightieth Division.
Sons Of Trmncrance. and national Con-
icd"rltc "r:-anizati nns. including the
Ru"ht'rs "t the tCnfedcracy.
. Genera! l'"rsh!ng stood again tonight
before. tho coffin of the Unknown Sol
der md th"r" were tears in his eyes
a. n" turned away.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
q Taft and the eight ASSOC

,.n!.r Justice Taft and the eight ASSOC
ciat. justices of the supreme court. mem
b.!< Of H." cabinet. members or con-
rrc~s. ;hc group If medal OF honor men
aud d.irr.. lens from the American lie.
piun ard th! q. \. L. Behind these VIII
come other S,,!"iir* and groups.
The ruu:" Will he up lennsyNania
al..nlIr to III" White House. where Pres
!i"ni Harding VIII review the parade
on To Auu,lur; bridge over the Poto-
mac Ia tn" amphithcater. The cere-
u."n"S thrrr will be under the super.
vision u; Secretary If War Weeks. The
r"!ici"Us program Will be conducted by
RiShon Charles IT, Brent, former senior
chaplain, \. f.. f.. who will offer the
Or"nin. invocation
The 'wu minute period Of silent tri-
buIc-- from IL IL l2:02 p. m. viii be
followed hv the singing of "Arlerica.
by the entire. aSS"mhlIG". Then Will
COM" IT," address OF President Harding
Add!tiuua! hymns. III" placing OF Amer
lean and foreign decorations on the cask
ct AMI reading uf the Scriptures Will
complete IN" program which will pre-
code ;hr placing Of the body IN the
SIrrHrhaCu*
The remainder Of the ceremonies will
include: Chaplain'S service and prayer:
salvoS at burial: sounding OF taps: FIR
ing Of national salute OF twcn;y-One
guns.
Fair and cold weather is predicted for