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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-15

Il ~ z
y ~ mt fev weeks az his admits
fn TINT his work In organic
4 ~ Sxecuttye departments viii
y oSi61tly intsrfefed With II he
GIVE his immediate attention
3 eon6sfencss with congressional
3ek1. II the present congress had
s6eded the warning sounded BY Mr..
z4ydtng when he vas last IN WASH
4letou. namely, to get Is much done
duffng this session % possible, It
WoaM have been feasible to post
p0ue he beginning Of the extra
session to the latter part of April
And thus permit Of ct least six
weeks Of uninterrupted effort in
getting the machinery Of the execu-
tive branch Of the government
working smoothly.
Farm Legislation.
OF the many organizations whose
fegislstin may be loost in the
shuttle this session, the farmers
bureaus are preparing most actively
To- puSh their measures through be-
fore March I. 1t begins to be APP
parent that the emergency tariff
bill will fail to become a law even
though the conference committees
Of both houses get It ready to 60 to
the White house in the next week
or 10. A presidential vetD will fur
ther delay the bill.
However, the bill to control the
packers which has already passed
the senate and has been favorably
reported by the house committee on
agriculture simply waits an opbor-
tunity for n vote. Petitions for a
special rule are being calculated in
the house and tomorrow a demand
will be made for rule that will
make It possible for the packer bill
to get immediate consideration.
The farmers organizations are al
ready emitting bitter criticism of
the Republican house leaders and
demanding q new leadership for the
next session. This is their way of
making the house leaders realize
that any move to suppress packer
legislation will not be tolerated.
However. the plight of the. farmers
Is no different from that of other
organizations which have been
clam0ring for action at the present
session Of congress and it will be
a lucky thing If the two houses pass
all. the appropriation bills in the
short time left before March 4. The
cause OF the jam is indeed lack Of
leadership but not necessarily con-
gressional management.
Chief Must Steer.
1t is largely due to the fact that
only the chief executive can steer
congress and make it work. Mr..
Harding was unavoidably absent
and Mr.. Wilson's word doesn't 60
very far with congress because it is
OF an opposite political faith. But
congress will get into a similar Jam
next session unless Mr.. Harding
takes the bit into his teeth and
drives congress just as Messrs. Will
son and Roosevelt found it neces-
sary to do to get things done.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-15
REPEAL PAVING
ORDINANCE; NEW i
SEWER PROJECT

On resolution Of Mayor Harry N.
schriver the city commissioners
Monday afternoon repealed the Or
dinance providing for the paving Of
Eleventh street from Eighteenth to
Twenty-.econd avenue. Reason for
the repeal was that bids cannot be
obtained for the work at = cost
within 10 per cent Of the estimate
made by the city engineer. The
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-15
Don't Be Bald

Thin-haired readers of this pa
per should begin using Partisan
sage at once and escape being hair
less. Schlegels Drug Stores sell it
with guarantee to stop falling hair
ana itching scalp, and Danish all
aanorun. or money refunded
(AdvD.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-15

y 4 Y -
work could have gone through be-
fore prices hid scared had the Tri-
City Railway company lowered its
tracks on the street, which, work
had been holding up the putting
down Of the paving While the old
ordinance has been repealed it was
announced that new proceedings
will be started, IN view Of the york
going through next summer.
On resolution Of Commissioner
Frank WITCH an ordinance was
adopted which provides for the lay
ing Of q 10-iAch sewer on Ninth
street from Nineteenth to Twenty
third avenue.
i5{s "a
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-15

For Colds, Grip Of Influenza
and as a Pr rentive, taxi GROVES
Laxative BROMO QuININE Tab
let's. The genuine beers the sigma
ture Of n. W. Grove. (Be sure you
get RROMO.) 30c.-tAdv.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-15

: Rose1field. Albert
Rosenfield Bros.
Sanitary Dairy Co..
Safety Printing Co.
Sauerman Motor Co.
Schaab. I'm. .--
Schillinger & Son
Schlegel, Carl e.
Schocker Paper Co.
Schroeder. Hans
Selle Bros.
Siemon, j. p. 4 Co.
Smiley, T. M.
Smith Auto Top Co.
Speckhart, c. L.
Stnte Bank
Stationery Shop
Strecker & Lewis.
Sturtevant & Baker Co.
Sylvan Ice Co.
Skinner, F. N.
Sch0ellermapn, W. E.
Teske Flour & Feed Co.
Trachtenbarg Bros.
Tremann Sons Co.
Tremann, w. H. /
Tri-City Auto Supply
Ullemeyer. ]. J.,
Van De kerchhove, L,
Voigt, H. F.
Voss Bros.
Van Den Busche, Ed.
Ward & Mcmahon
Western Ice Z Coal Co.
Weyerhaeuser &
Denkmann
Woolw0rth. F. W. Co.
Young & McCombs
Yesger. H. d.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-15

and strength.
The druggist rec
commended Dr..
Pferce's Golden
Medical Discov-
cry to mo a. the
best tonic on the
market. Ono bot
tie Of the Dis
covery' was ALI
found necessary
to take. It not
only strength
ened me but l
gained in weight
as " ell. NV
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-15
Took The Druggists Advice

Danville. M.-"The first year after
was married went down IN healrh
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-15

Oakey, VIM,
Olson. Olof N.~-..-..
Palace Confectionery
Pardon Wall Paper Co.
Pardon. Lawrence
Parker Laundry Co.
Peterson Bros.
Peoples National Bank
Peoples Power CO.
Peoples Store
Plat, c. F, --,
Pratt Bros.
Priester- Hickey Co.
Prudential Insurance
Quinlan Bakery
Rainey. e. A.
Reddig Co.
Reid 4 Bollman
Reinert, A. N. Z
Robinson Heating Co.
Rock Island Argus,
Rock Island Brewing
Co.
Rock Island Fuel Co.
Rock Island Hardware
=, Co.
Rock Island Lumber &
Mig. Co. ,-.-'
Rock Island Rubber Co,
Rock Island Sand &
Gravel Co.
Rock Island Sash &
Door Works
Rock Island Savings
Bank
Rock Island Transfer 4
Storage
Rockwell Ice 4 Fuel Co.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-15
Members of the Business Men,. Association

Illinois Wholesale
Grocery
Island City Fixture Co.
Juhl, Otto
Knox, Harry T.
Kohlhammer, A. H.
Korn Baking Co.
Kramer, R. P.
Kresge, 8. S. Co.
Lamb. Harry
LaInbros. Jim
Lamont Coal Co
Lamp, E. E.
Leithner & Weishar
L s. McCabe & Co.
McCabe's Twelfth
Street Store
Mccarthy Bros.
Mckinley Hardware Co.
Mckown, E. B.
Medallion & Co.
Martin Cigar Co.
Martsukos, P. J.
Maucker & Maucker
Meier. Paul G.
Meyer & Schneider
Mill Store
Miller. Allen P.
Montgomery &
Campbell
Moran, James A.
Mosenfelder & Kchn
Mosenfeher & Sons
Mueller Lumber Co.
Myers Optical Co.
Naab Meat Market
Nance, Ed.
Nelaons& johnson
Nofberg Music Co.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-15

health has been better even since /
took the Discovery so do not hes
itate to recommend it to others As the
Druggist did to me, the best tonic on
the market. MRS. MARY LIVEN.
GOOD. 81 May st. No alcohol
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-15

All the news al the tipe-The
Argus
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06
JUDGMENT AclInsT
BoAOsMen RENDERED

The cause u State VI rsnnsssss
ex rel Hoyts Stewart. Revenue
Asen, w j N. T'honpson. et ais,
KS .sr,st in ~sas ehsaws. Cessi
last week. before Chancellor Stout.
lhis ease has been Of . grea, deal
.ot interest Ia Dickson coanty 10 .,
much 40 /, involved q great number
oi pfDm'nspt ciSiErns, az we'll 80 the
eounty az . shols.
The records showed that there
sas sn alleged shostsss 10 the
fFst and second terms ot Trustee
rtompsoa amounting 10 $s.5O2 o.
!, The eUur hrld that Ms. Thompson y
bondsmen we're liable lot thl. short
age, tog-thrr With interest at the
rate o! onc pet ocn. per mouth, and
IN aiii'ion j. percent attorneys lee,
TSr .uJsmen, VAS ior 80. SO2 W
"a pun, pal. o., 2S3 ~ q. in,efes,
aad - oSO ~ a. attorneys fees Tor
cvmp,ai0 1nt- attorneys, making q
total !Ideucni OF $40. SS5 81
arsins. Mr. Thompson aud bis
houd-mln.
Fhi. case has been 10 court Tor q
.qanhe. ci years aud every poip,
sss hutly contested. The eomplai.
aants ~rrs represented hy Aiiya.
W I Cro,ssr aud Joe b. Wssms
aud toe aeiendsnts by Attorneys
Knish, 4 Bes.'sy. Nashville. and
X l.. Lerch, Dickson.
Ii is understood that an appeal
to the Supreme Court will be taken.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06

FOR shl.E-A,s bargain; . 80
n ke!ly,sptiasneid cord tire. In-
|ouire ai this o5ee.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06
COMMENCEMENT ExER.
ciSEs 4 Bie SUCCESS

Notwithstanding the very ua,
favorable weather. large erosi'
were prssrn, al ti,s Commencemr4.l
Eesstessrs: "A, ,,bs~- PyasIsG -ssssssl
|buifdiap Roth Monday and rae.' y
nlshts.
Monday night. program sas
abty hsndlst by the pupils of the
iirst three grades aud showed sn.
csllsnt training by tho teachers oi
these grades
The program Tuesday nigh, ga.
presented by the pupils oi me ieurth,
hhh, sixth and seventh grades aud
vas highly pleasing aud gfraliy
sntog.d and each aud every pupil
deserves much prsise ss we'll ts
tteir teachers. who had the program
10 charge.
Mrs cIyds ssli assisted = tie
piano both uishis aud O,eks ~
orchestts furnished music be'f,rb
acts
Thursday al sh, the ciosias tser.
cIsrs vii 'a.s place when ~
students viii recri~e dipl0nss. a
cuMpisle program oi which aaa
siseu 10 our .as. .eeA's edi,l3n..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06
A Shame and Disvrace
To- a Civilized Commua,;y

The i2lh day Of May ha- been
set apart a. cleanup day a, Union
Cenei-ry--ihs silnnt city II. .hs
dead ~hsfe our loved ones sleep
beneath those mounds. IL i. possl.
bile that We have 80 soon forgotten
th.m1 Ii is shame and a dlsgrsce
ior the stranger that com-s within
our gates aud the pedestrians that
travel to and from over one oi the
most prominent biahwsys oil the
county and behold the condition Of
Union Cemetery
Therefore, let us get together aud
make the place look decent Not
long .ince | stool in che mlist oi
tha, silen, city and listened to the
songs OF the morking bird and lark
making swe-, melodies over the
mounds OF our loved ones. who srs
neither delighted or disturbed, but
those oi us who have been spared,
should fe-psc, their memory by
keeping the place cleaned up.
Respectfully,
John Shelley
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06
10 OUR CUSTOMERS.

We want ~ tAAsk yeu ios your
liberal patronage while our boys
have been In school. We appseci.
ate the tsct ,hs, you have been very
loyal to us and ~ the hoys arr nov
out oi school. call us q, any time
and - ~ils chow you our appree,a.
ton by sending YOU The very best
meats tina. the packers produces.
Also iresh river E.h at all tin~s.
frexh from . hous~bost on the Mis.
sissippi klyH.
Hot weather will soon he hire
aud meats hard to bardls, but II 10
. pleasure to do business vhen Won
ksov bow to handle tks, businss,
snd ore doing business With tn.
best people Tennessee affords We
assurs you that you will C., nothing
as any time from VI, hot th@ best.
~ ~ handle no other and your
meats will be Just a. fresh the hot.
test day in August ~ II would he u
there was snow on the ground We
sss 6Ied ios handisns meat aud be-
lirve Ne know bou--snd that ain I
u: you will NOT get piece from
~ that has not been inspected and
stag ped nv the L : Government
fout. for hus,nr-,
LINN MEAr MAKkEr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06
i.Badge Wedding
Quietly Solemnixed,

0u Thursdav evening ot last veei
q, $50 O'Clock. Miss Edith Cursr
Badge. only daughter OF M. and
Mrs. Chss Badge. j., ~s- married
% r. Clyde Seli II the ~. John'i
Lutheran Church. The Wedding
eliminated a Inst oi socisI .hsirs
~hich we're given The to And
shich added TO the interest Ct the
exsiy:Spr,ps s~sson.
Rev. A. W. Ali, oi Nashville
performed the ceremony, which
vas marked with simplicity. Ferns
aud roees decorated the altar end
chAucsi OF the church. which proved
an ideal setting ios the marriage
on ing to the TACT tha. the brides
maternal grandfather dedicated H.
The bride wore q pretty model oi
grey csntoe crepe fashioned vith
touches OF ruse tulle and ostrich
A bat Of rose and grey tulle con-
ple,ed the costume. Her flowers
we're Aaron ward roses and lilies oi
the valley.
Mrs. Self 10 extremely popular.
having at all times taken an activs
part in the so~ial and religious liir.
Born and reared in Dickson. she
hs. the privilege Al possessing .
vide circle OF ireod.. A. uus'ei.
an. Mrs. sell 10 also well known and
ics several year. abe has beer oos
II Dickson. most successful musi
cal instruc,ov-
Aside from the bride i'm mediate
family. the only guests present a.
the SEEDING resr Mr.. ] T Holley
snd Mise Anna Holiey
Mr. and M~ Self will make their
homc here, sner~ Mr.. Sell 10 prom
ineu,iv connected With the lumb<r
business
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06
~ Don't Miss dead Men Tell No Tales at ccay Theatre Friday and Saturday
LAST lYcEun NUMBER
MERE MONDAY NIGHT

The large crowd sho vsss pfesrs'
at C~otral High Auditorium lasI
Friday sveains ~srs loud ia theil
psaiss u the maslcsl saisstaiamsnl
isr~sssssssa BY t,spy ssE& Ha1es#sst,
aaftstss. u Lyeeum a,tsaction---
but The last attraction II The Lye~ar
Courss Al Central High school,
shieA 10 scheduled foe Monday
night. Nay 9th, promises 10 b
equally ~ entertaining
listsn I
The Liberty hslles--
Yes. lt's time 10 ring again -
Anyway. they'll be 10 Dickson nss,
Mosday night .-thrss LihsIty Bellies
charming, talented young ladies
IN = program tha, viii stir up yoal
patriotism ~ IL has seldom beer
sruossd fhs,funentaI and voeal
numbers feature the program rh,
young lsties are artists on the violin
eandolin. ukrlete, irish harp aud
piano They have dslishtfuf voice,
in colo and ensemble wurk. anc
their plaaolosue ~ork is splendid
The usual admission II Hk oil
be charged Remember date and
piss~--e~<. M"pisy Hiss.. ssseiecl
A High School Auditorium.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06
CENTRAL WINS PRETTY
GAME FRon HUME Foes

C~ntral High School 'sIaitrc
their stad hsrs last Saturday after
nonn before large thfons d en-
llhar,ss,ss tsAs. wAss sAey ,tsisatssl
Home Folt nigh School BY
close margin oi q B TO 4 scoss. The
game ihsoashest sas without doubt
the most eSeitins and Interesting
contest displayed 90 q Dickson
Geld in many seasons. Both .sans
we're more savenly matched than
any two teams seen In actions here
this season and 1t was hard to tell
whosr game it vac until the las,
man cas- up In the ninth.
posh t~sme sces~d three taliiss
in the bret inning. and d. n. y.
scored another in the seeond.
From the fourth inninE. when
Hume Fosg scored again. The COO.
test vas at deadlock clear through
to the eighth. vhen Matthews. right.
6-ider Tor Dickson high. connected
With Chapman from third. winning
tho game. Hume.fosg being unable
TO pu, another run aeross In the
dnal tsms.
Admoadson vas Coach prAtt's
choice To perform In the box, and
his pitching was superb and hasn't
been elcelled In On exhibition here
this ssson. Tie only allowed three
hi,s and struck Oh, l3 men. Other
features tor Central High vas the
batting Of Matthews. who vas
credited With three bits out OF icur
Fsimes up, xhd the tieidins' 'ot Bryan,
who 60, . deep dy In the len Aeld
when scores we're ,hreatnine. The
batting Of Captain Lunn. who 20, a
home run aud one single out Of
three times al bat, featured Tor
Hum--fosR.
Boylin started in the box ior
Hume. foss. but bis ,wistsss we're
80 sssily solved by the locals. he
vas removed in the third in favor
OF kain. who pitched = good game
doing the remainder OF the contest,
This victory gives Dickson Cen.
tral sin vins out oi seven starts this
sesson, their only loss going TO
Davidson Central High on enors.
Coach Pratt and Capt Lesch are
making efforts TO bring Central OF
Davidson back TO Dickson for 4
game Saturday week The locsls
play wayesly High here Friday at
400 and they should prove easy
victims. TO on, and see the game
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06
PENALTY now ON
DELINQUENT TAXES

Tsxss ior the yesr 1870 bHcsms
delinquent Nav |. and aud.r ,hs
rev tan Law passed by III. las,
= h.sgislAla1r lhs Trustee l- authorized
VI sdtsseiss sii deiinudusfft -fSYrs
and II not paid by June / monthly
bss ol such tsxss are TO bs filled ia
the once VI the State Comptroller
st Nashville with an additional
penalty 0. svs per eent
Psnaltry attsehsd May 1. and the
Trustee. la collecting the .tss
through the month oi May is 70
collect the tan and siI per cent per
snaona. and penalty oi one per cen,
per ~ jnth
Uodsr this new Law the Trustee
does not sell delinquent real estate
iOs taxss sny more, as this pos
Sevolas npoh ths 8ss'e rCtafptfoiier
oihos
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06
COMMENCEMENT u.
ERciSEs AT CHARLOTTE

incide1t 10 the eiass II the years
sosk. and accardias 10 plsas and
sranesmeo,s. Commsaeement sa-
ssesssa aalxesxaDssossaass sAAsssses,
will be b+ld al Charlotte MisA
sehe"l. Aeslnnins Wednesday al
aest seek, A very cordial invi.
iation 10 extended h oil 10 come
aud enSoy these saescises. THIS 10
ths fret yesr al the institutions aud
much intsfes, 10 being end kss
been manifested in the uphaildias
of the school In oil rvsp~c,s, The
presn, term has been very socc%sssul.
On Wednesday mosnips III n
c'riccf RSv Aiiisuu Moaioy,
Presidins Elder u kashvill. uis.
uic,. N x Church. soalh. will
-ssAsss Tbs, Gammseasucmt s#rmgn
in the Auditorium ii ths .chool
buildins
Oa wsdnesdsy evening t.,- ss.dss
viii ieasr, q 'pisesllsn.aas psessa@.
followed on rhurssday evening by
= program 10 he given by parils In
kapss ssioa usdes dirsciian u Miss
Miller, sssist.d by pupis d kiss
Ashley's music cla~,
I friday evening viii be riven
over 10 pupils oi the High school
department im iA~ seedi,tsa ~
their play.
Admission, will he charged Tor
Friday evening ami proceeds will
be used for school improvements.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06

I@, Tn. "Osl" prin, Il,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06

ln ths future VT will not run
Acoounis rs We have been In goIns
10 . eash basis. We figure tha, &C
can do business at less eSp-ls- and
on Q smaller margin sad tndues
tho price on most lines
We ere selling gasoline 20 day a,
18c. per gallon Cylinder oil at Zoe
per quart
Win make = spscial reduction on
Tires and Tubes This di-coun,
,vIih Iha ssaaoi hi4 reduction made
by the manufacturers, puts the
prices oi tires lower than they have
bssn Tor years.
s. H. Bryan x Co.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06
Experte Repair Man

We wish 10 announces ths, Mr.,
Thcs. ID. Dsviae. nov foreman u .
large shop In Louisville. will have
charge Of our repair depsrtement
beginning Msy II.
Mr.. Deyins has bad years III -.
perienoe 10 large shops and 10
thoroughly familiar with all makes
oi rars
You can now ~, high class repair
work, which We fully guarantee 10
be correct and the price wIll be no
more than you've brcu paying.
Dickson Motor Co.
Phone iys.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06
Fordson Tractor demon.
stration Tuesday May 10

J. On nsIi Tuesday, NAV 10 there
will be . ford.on tractor Demon.
stration given on com. iarm ,clors 30
Dickson.
Msssrs. williams and Nim.n ex.
perts irom the Ford Motor Co. will
be present and all tractor ewoef.
aud those In anyway Interested are
cordially invited 10 be present
The demonstration wiii hsslh
promptly at one o clock
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06

Just lew lines 10 the public.
feel that there should be somethins
said about the good work that hs,
and ID being done Tor the town Of
Dickson. We arv trying every way
IN our power 10 clean up and better
conditions and We feel that W
should hare better support than
SON. arc giving us, iof il 10 no little
job serving 40 Mayor Of Dickson
|, is 36S day and nigh, Job to
keep up with all calls and com.
plants coming in from different
parls OF the town. So many
complaints about bad alleys and
mud holes caused from people run.
nins water out. We hope We wont
b- bothered with This in the future
A. we're trying TO clean up and pipe
all 6.thy place. 10 the bitches.
where they viii give no trouble
Some penpln take this 40 4 srudgs
and personal matter toward them.
-. "a, ,h... nl.,s. !, ,., .l.r.
ate. hound La create. sickness 30
before you speak hard toward the
Mayor and Council se feel that
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,A.sa on..n,,s,v cona,,,on. .nch :.
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NV $50 -"
1ncn's W eN' A" ""1 "' S'
.ha' "'' s''e Nv nay 'u',eu' w 'ne
'ei''e "''n,''' sn' ''ouoss' 'o '"
nsse '''s VI CATS ''H uss eo,'sa'
ana We Dope 70 ID 'e~ DAYS
supp.V eFe'Fo'o, aeeas aions
'hs' ''he
Am 2e'uns sifrd OF people Sno
gave Hssrr paid H'cxson pole 'ax.
.ef siaEA property tax- knocking
'oalt ~verf'a'oa 'ast ss dcoe IL
ssey ~ou't speak good word u
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06
Bills Propose To Buy
Two possoifiee Sites

Washington. Arsii II --RNvfSs&n.
tAtive Padgsit today introduced
two bills in ihe House providing ior
the purchase ad posso6ce .i.ss. one
Tor Dckson aad tas other fs
LasrescssoFf each site 70 cos, MOI
exceeding 3is. 200.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06
Taxpayers Of The Town
OF Dickson, Take Notice

The city taxes for the year 1870
Will become delinquent within \
isw days. 80 pleas come forward
and settle a. the town must collect
these taxes In order 20 meet it's
obligations. cannot hold these
,aIss after they become delinquent
John shelley,
City Collector.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06

FOR sALR-~Nics seveu-roesn
house on 100 100 foot LOT Electric
iish,s. water 10 kitehen. Hasdy
location ior both schools aud will
make nrs home. Owner silI
guarantee rem, 10 pay 10 To II pet
cen, on investment. Apply as this
odies .i''.:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-02
Central College Is
 Enjoying Training

Tuscaloosa, July l. Special. )--The Tuscaloosa county home demonstra- ton clubs, under the supervision of Mrs. J. E. S. Brown, are holding a short training school session at Gen. tral college.
 Some of the instructors arriving today are Miss Nina Willis, dairy sI ecialist of Auburn; Miss Elizabeth Mauldin, assistant state demonstra- ton agent; Miss Ruth Carlisle, coun- ty demonstration agent of Perry county, and Miss Gladys Tappin. state poultry specialist, will ar rive tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-02
DIVERSIFIED METHODS
 NOW BEARING FRUIT

Auburn. July l. Special That diversified farming which has been preached in Alabama for. the last sev- eral years by the press. the mer- chants, bankers, the Alabama exten- sion service and others is profitable and practical is shown by the results accomplished in practically every section of Alabama each week, and the indications are that the farmers of this state will continue to diver sify as never before.
 The reports from the county agenes for one week along this line are un- usually interesting. From south Alabama the agents report that the farmers are shipping watermelons and other truck crops o-operativeIy, while in north, as well as In south Alabama, the interest in strawberries and potatoes is increasing all the time. According to County Agent Fred Stewart the Limestone County Str awberry club has definite plans in view, c. F. strapp of Lamar county has just gotten in cooperative shipment of one car of Lookout Mountain Irish potatoes for seed, w. T Coker of Talladega expects the farmers to bring in at least 250 bush els. while in some sections of the county they have home raised seed: