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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-12-28
AURORA
Mrs. Anna Woodbeck, Correspondent
Phone lao Blue

VIM. Bird Of Parnell, vas doing bust
ness here one day last week.
Mrs. Ida Cook spent a couple of days
in the county, the guest of the E. A.
Miller family.
John Coughlin Of Parnell township.
was in town Thursday.
A daughter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Collins Wednesday, Dec. q.
The Hemmer boys attended church
in Brookings Sunday.
Mrs. Jas. Smith returned from Wes-
sington Il few days ago. where she had
been making her daughter Rose and
family a visit.
Miss Emma Tungland spent Christ
mas at the Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Manion
home.
Prof. Phillip Spence was a guest at
Mr.. and Mrs. +. D. S~enehard's on
Christmas day.
g. Dot is spending his vacation with
his parents, Dr.. and Mrs. d. T. Dott.
He Is also assisting f.. 6. Ray in the
drug store during the holiday trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Thoelke accom-
panied by Mrs. Smith, also w. w. and
Mrs. Webb with Eleanor, were Brook
ings callers Monday evening. The
Fad furnished the entertainment until
the late train.
A bell has recently been installed in
the Catholic church.
The G.. w. Miller family are released
from quarantine.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Miller. accom-
panied by their daughter, Mrs. r. g..
Messner. were shopping in Brookings
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Pike and Doro-
thy spent Christmas with relatives in
Brookings.
Mr.. Chris Gaukel who makes his
home near Pine City, Mimi, greeted
old friends in the village Wednesday.
The Il. Hemmer family attended
Shirley OF the Circus" at Brookings
Monday evening.
Laura and Alice Sanders are both
down with scarlet fever although in "A
light form. The fact that the children
were excluded from the Christmas tree
exercises was regretted.
The w. S. Wilkinson family spent
Christmas in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. w. Chilson at Bushnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Culhane are the
proud parents Of a baby girl born De.
cember %.
Mr.. and Mrs. w link enjoyed II
visit from their daughter and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mackel during the holt
days.
Mrs. j. Il. Phillips was pleasantly
surprised Sunday evening by the arriy-
al OF her daughter, Mrs. j. b. Southland
OF Mason City, who will spend a week
In her mothers home.
Frank Woodle and Glen Kirby spent
a short time In town Thursday while
enroute to Brookings.
Congratulations are due Prof. Phil
lip Spence who has received all awards
at Sioux Falls poultry show upon his
White Orpington birds.
Mrs. Jas. O'Brien is suffering a pain
lful injury caused from a door slamming
upon and injuring her fingers.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Iaascn were shop
ping and attending to other business
matters here IN day toward the last
ct the week.
. Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. loft with their
family were entertained at the Harry
freeman home at Christmas dinner.
Mr.. Harry Severson of Blue Earth,
Minnn stopped between trains Thurs.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-12-28

In the long run the chief aim OF hui
man laws is to protect the rights of
the minority.
The meek may inherit the earth,
but that is the only way they will ever
get any Of it.
No great success was ever won
without bounding vitality that
from good health.
AS a rule, a mans insignificance is
in exact proportion to the Importance
of his telephone voice.
The easiest way to be r~econciled to
age is to observe a few young simple.
tons trying to act smart.
The pessimist sees an obstacle in
every opportunity; the optimist sees
an opportunity in every obstacle.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-12-28
CORRESPONDENCE
: .
BUSHNELL


Mrs. 1. VI. Bailey, Correspondent
Chanse Johnson departed Saturday
for Iowa to spend the holidays.
Miss Doris Bailey, who has been EN-
ployed at Aberdeen, s. d.. as instructor
OF the Shows School Of Dressmaklng
the past few months, returned home
Wednesday evening to spend the holt
days after which she will return for a
few weeks to finish her sewing course.
She was accompanied home by Milton
Hansen and Luyerne Hildebrandt OF
the holidays at the home OF their uncle,
Rev. Freddie Insley Of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Kast, who are
attending college at Mankato, MINI,
are spending the holidays at the John
FELTON, home,
Arthur Britt was seen on our streets
one day this week.
The school and Sunday school gave
a fine Christmas pragram at the hall
Friday evening which was we'll at
tended. 1t was enjoyed very much by
all.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Wulf and family
shipped their household furniture Fri
day to Wilmar, Mimi, where they will
make their future home. The family
departed the same day by auto for
Castlewood. s. D., where Mrs. Wulf
and children will remain with her par
ents until the furniture arrived al its
destination.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Armstrong returned home
Thursday from a visit with relatives
in Indiana. She was accompanied
home by Mr.. Armstrong; mother who
will make her future home with them.
Mrs. Robert Montgomery departed
Thursday for Madison.
Special Christmas services were rem
dered at the Wesleyan church here
the past Sabbath.
Mrs. Earl Ward and children are
making their home with Mrs. Wards
father, Robert Elston, Sr, on his farm
northeast Of Bushnell.
George Robbins who is attending
the Normal at Madison, S. d., returned
home Wednesday to spend the holi.
days.
MIR. John ~Poppingo and son VIII de
parted Wednesday for Dubuque, Iowa,
to attend the funeral Of Mr.. Poppingo's
brother-in-law.
Frank Puhr was in town one day
last week.
Francis Enright. an old resident Of
Bushnell. was visiting here Sunday.
Mrs. j. Schrader OF Hardwick, Mimi,
arrived here the latter part OF the week
for the holidays.
Miss Doris Arthur of Estelline, S. d.,
was a visitor here Thursday.
Mr.. Jack Bruzer and Miss Doris Ar,
thur departed Friday for Estelline, S.
d., to visit home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Froman and
children of Marryville. Iowa, the visit
ing at the home Of Mr.. Froman's sis.
ter, Mrs. NJ. Satterheld.
Church Notes-Sunday school 1000
a. m. Morning worship IL 90 a. III.
Evangelistic services 1880 p. m. Prayer
meeting on Wednesday at 1880 y. m.
Choir rehearsal Thursday at 1880 D.
m. We invite all who can to attend
our services. Come and find a hearty
welcome awaiting you. We are here
to help in any way possible to better
the social and moral conditions OF our
town and community. We are In.
terested in the souls of men and en-
deavor to preach a full gospel that Is
"The Power of God Unto Salvation to
everyone the believeth. Rev. f. Ins.
ley, Pastor.
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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-12-28

hdg W 9BCnh d lew uOuTS with MS
brother II. b.. and family.
A Christmas tree laden with good
things was enjoyed by the children at
the NJ. f.. church on Christmas. A
short program was rendered.
Christmas day was observed at the
Catholic church by high mass. st.
Thomas choir of Bookings was in
charge OF the music. After services
the children were given a treat from
Santa Claus in the person of Father
Dooley.
Mrs. Mary Collins and family. Mr..
and Mrs. +. Wilson and daughter, Mrs.
r. r. Morris and Miss Maggie Foley
enjoyed the hospitality OF Mr.. and Mrs
JAS. Foley at the Aurora Cate Christ
mas.
Jack Cross and Sam McClemans mo.
tored TO Brookings Tuesday.
Francis Gillette, who is attending
state college, is spending his vacation
at the VI n. Burns and Mrs. Sylvia
Buckley homes. Mr.. Gillette and Mrs.
Buckley are cousins.
Mrs. VIM. II. Larrabee was a Christ
mas dirpar o,a,. :, ,ha -
son Geo II and fauu,
Mrs. Lampster and the children were
visitors in the home Of the formers
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Mrs. Blanche Prior, who teaches in
the vicinity OF Miller Is at her moth
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MIS- Leo Iaukel enjoyed the 'hrlSt-
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sister MTs' hlngie ana famliy'
"A christmas greeting from Mrs. hd
"liaoh' whose laHliy we're one tlfle
~feSidehtS OF thiS pace put VINO no"
reside at faSedeha' CANT ihcludeS the
fleaSe remember me 10
all aurora friends Mrs. wilson writes
mat She enjoys the items III the neg
lSter from aurora we are pleas@d'
MIS- Mary Hazel"ood entertained
MI. ana MIS- fiird MCKINNEY MISS
fhylliS Mchlhhey' ~ feAioru' WIN
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-12-28

Mrs. Gus Cotton and son Owen ar
rived from Hitchcock 10 be present at
the family reunion gathering on Christ
mas day at 0. f.. COtton's.
The Missis Carrie Martin and Kate
Blumeyer departed Tuesday morning
for their home neal George, Iowa, hay-
ing visited about two weeks with rela-
tives in this vicinity.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-12-28
SOUTH LAKEWOOD
Ethel Krumm. Correspondent
phoua T04l

Jennie and Josie Wabbema and Es-
Their Rovig spent Monday evening at
Fred Krumm's.
Wayne %Stinehart, who has been Wis
iting his parents for the past week left
Tuesday for Casper, Wyoming, where
he has a claim.
Miss Sadie Bohlke Of Volga, spent
Friday and Saturday with her friend.
Helen johnson.
John Trygstad is spending his Christ
mas vacation at his home near Lake
Campbell.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-12-28
Our Last Chance
to offer Specials in 1922, we are
going to make a hummer
Friday and Saturday Specials
afthe Corner Grocery

PKG. Superb Pancake flour ................3O SOC
10 cans No. > Belgian Soaked Peas per can. IOc
30 cans No. 2I2 Eagle Brand Black Cherries
81 cans No. 21a Gold Leaf Yellow free Peaches
200 Cans No. , Farm House Brand Black
berries. Strawberries, red or black RaSp-
berries and Red pitted Cherries per can -. .3OC
% cans No. > Armada Black Itaspbelrics -. Csc
) lbs. Bulk MacaIOni .35C
> l5oZ. pk9s. Sunmaid Seeded raisns SOC
1 pkSS. Ar9O Corn Starch Csc
- bars Electric Spark Soap ..............S l.OO
- bars Luna soap Sl.OO
~ bars Bob White Soap ................ .SI.OO
20 bars Flake White Soap ....... ....... 81. 90
Is bars p. < G. White Naptha ............SIOO
cans No. 10 Corn per can =. .S5c
: cans No. 1O Tomatoes per can ...,........ DOC
q cans No. lO Sugar Peas, pc" can ........ 8Sc
Il cans NO. lO Apr1cots, per can ...........S 400
q cans Nc. 10 LOganberries, per can ........SIOO
6 cans No. 10 Pitted Cherries, per can .....Sl.4O
& cans No. 10 Grated Pineapple, per can .....75c
) cans No. 10 Yellow Cling Peaches, per can Sl1O
Beans No. 10 Broken Slice Pineapple, per can SI.25
6 cans No. 10 Dill Pickles, per can. .S5c
. cans NO. lO Apples, per can Csc
cans No. 10 String Beans, per can =. .85c
4S Lib. Jars Wechs Grapelade, per jar Csc
3 pkgs. Jify Jell 1,c
Xmas mix candy, per pound .ISc
These bargains are for Cash or
Produce only
Maffinson 8 Steen
Telephone II
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-12-28

ing the sick, at the Chas. Johnson
home, returned to her home in Brook
ings Monday.
More correspondence on page 2.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03

Mr. 4 ' Ritcbisou lslt Tussday
ior Lake vlew. Ohio, to visit bar
daughter.
~~ q, II. Wright, j. n. ,Esios. 4.
A. Wright snd ClArrncs Baker war
al 10 ats4adseoe at As.ooic Grand
Lodge last rsek.
DeIhest Lrthss oi Col ssAure spsni
Nv houss hsss last SaGusda,
TIE family ot II. n. kwis /. srs
haviss = roaeA NTH ~ m~ss les.
Dr. A, .. cosbin was u 10 ,Avills
Tuesday.
Fred A. vsstss has hsss a hi'
Route tos . unnbes oi daya oo ac'
count al . bad hand,
RA. wssshi h ssstins us -
sAvial ready ioe = nsw st~ a u ilAins
The nsv FaEnsss' n snsax - I
ossanis4d ssd shs ioilc Isins : ~ u
coess~ A s. Cose n. m eid<mA
l.. g Phillipa. vsce-s sssi1sse Y. \
aaschiscn. secsvtasy and tys sss1va
II 10 ksoss - TIE Ysnasss~ Cit
Fruit and vsesss ~ Assoc iatiSa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03
7. K. Dickson Announcss
For Re-election - Register

Mr.. T X. Dicksoo sbo hss seryed
the people in an rh,cieai mannss
Tor the past four yesrs ss County
Register. has announced ss u can.
didate TO succeed himself.
There 10 little that Ne could cay
to the public regarding his Official
career that ls not already ka,wn
Everyone who has bad dealings
with him a. an omcial 10 fully &C
qusinted vita his ipvisl, piessing
anf u6dits3isr N,Ifatfhsf ''''N''' ''' ''''''''''
Al the proper time. II bis health
permits, he intends 10 make a can,
'ysss 0f rte County soliciting the
support oi both the men aud women
%etrssy tAsakias thsm Ias. PAST
support and assuring thsm that h.
will at all ,imss do has utmost TO
serve them ~ faithfully aud eiI,ci
entity in the future ~ in the pssI
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03

sn1 vii s< chsstsssi sccmdtus ii
sAs lass q Tsansssse,
We waha mers F~i btAEsSss rssssa
tAis ysas. 0er ealls kx them iAr
ssessded The sspply. which yroved
~ coalA sacesssislly sAip them W.
pasesl posl.
A nambss from hssx attended the
Tobacco 0se~sss' m*ssins In Dsck.
ESQ lasa SATURDAY and ntay VI our
locsl fssDsss sss plswnint on tiytne
several scrss this sessoa. 4
La 10 wake 10 aud not les "a
asss u lAA4 be dds this year that
can BE- culiisaisd Posx tsaees srv
|so dsaubash 10 ssisias tobacco
hsmsns srs ihs aaly ones vho use
The weeds. h%acs 90 seuy shau,
the ss0cG. fisniy vi odds nus
snds a lend right IN the village can
b. planted In tobacco.
r. 4u., ssnpssa snA MIN E~% Bar
ssss havs soss 10 Nashville 10 .erh
snploynsns-
Yay,s Lane and siis a Nashville
sssas isu DAYS here ~i,h r~isiivss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03
wDont Miss Bebe Daniels in oh Lady, Lady at The cay Friday and sa

san,. Ms, II. 7. Underwood. 81
Silvia lsss sunday,
Misses Veins and Jennie Tidwsii
we're guests oi Mrs. 7. h Lacy Las,
Thursday night
Christine Meadows visited hsr
grandfather, q. /. Tstum. u sylvia
houdsy
Mrs Bets visited hsr mother on
PlDsy Tes-day,
~ 'F' 70 t5r@2.'st ,.,..z4,
Among those ifom hsre wbo wsss
in Dicksea Saturday w-fs Aesdames
George Miller. W / Jackson. Karl
Tldseli h. e Lsvis. T. II Lacy
and J A Shelley.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03
Much NJ! ln1EEsT At
farmers MEETING

A large crowd attended the
farmers meeting held last Saturday
10 the heCsuley Theatre, in ths
inis. ssa Of tobacco culture The
mestlns vas uada the auspices II
the Chambss oi Comnescs with W.,
v Haks 10 charge.
II. Mufphsy. floor manager Tor
0as of the large tobacco warehouses.
u 1pring6eld vas presen, sns uads
. lev rsmssh. sod gave some timely
suggestions regarding the raising Of
tobacco. Esa q l.. TaIum. one
III the soonty's foremost tobseco
raissss. also made . short talk and
gave some timely suggestions TO
thes~ just beginning in the culture
IL the weed
Joe b wesms. Secretary Of the
Chamber oi Commsfe Informs Us
that hs nov has over 800 acres
signed up by farmers 10 the Southern
par VI the county, practically all of
whom have never raised tobacco
before.
The Chamber OF Commefoe is
furnishing Tree seed and will assis,
in snsssy, possible, any fafmsf
vho wants To put out . leg scres
VI tobacco. The merchants are
selling tobacco canvass Al ictuaf
oost sQdk the Brasley Hardware Co.
and ~ Dickson Hardware Co..
havs agreed 10 furnish tobacco
isftilisss al coat lnr cash II tee
farmers will let their wants be
known % they can order 1t Ia car
iots and deliver II direct from the
car
At the meeting oi the Board OF
Gtssesese II. .As Gihsmhas. oi Com
msrcs. held Monday tho following
oom miites "a. appointed to tormu.
late plans and solicit iuads to rs-
tsblish . warehouse In Dickson:
\. u. Robertson. D. h Bsssley. N.
Gslbssnsa, II. A. peyton and X
II. stone. and from tho interest
being maniies.ed by the farmers
aud other ci.isens oi tho county
prospects are Indeed bright Tor the
establishing Of = tobacco market
here this year
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03

In aacskss calumn ~ Ah1D
is~s~ ~isl es tssaa ~ tasmAi 80
noaneegsai II ". q. uaks n 4
candidate tss the a1nre N ts1a1e
Seaaiss isem THE Asmatusial NJ.
,rscss composed u l)isAaoA 49,
|pns<y~ hcsssrn ssa "tles~sus g.
tIer. saelecs 10 ~ vii = M
Qusliksd vatsss in IT, nomoerAtas
Primary AaSass 3, lo11. III nsks
tssess the race stsss mWch tAoNgal
and drlih~ssiiea and a upssol -
licits.ica of bio nsny kioadA
e; =; M..s- - - - $500 I. ~.
Caustv hon Ksnsss b mn and
located a 1idweii Switch. M dae.
ins The iass yesss thsy hsys h~sG
10 our mssiss they hsss pFes~n
themselves sstinahls citissnN
Ne Hske 10 essdpsse II tAs
Ksssas Uuiy-ssity, loeat~d Il tsAs~
,spce kass.s. aed u Whist u term.
sd !. seli made aans hasias wastsd
bic ~ay thseash school sad esaus.
stsd with high hcasU
whsa The Uniisd asatss snt~ssd
-sAs nXasN, Mss. he ,eailsspG. ,sH~s slss
Aviation bssech ei th~ services aad
n the eloss Il tAs tss uas eivsa
aa honcsshle diaeAssss. s~A y mao
o charter n~ml,~s u Lpsisa Rarsy
Post American Legion
-r.Aa AA~ Ials raesH .A ~ GaAasS
Court last ysar, As sas elscisd 1
msnbes Il the Coun,y o0sFd a
Educalisn. and sas ehoesa BY fhs
other ment rsv ~ chalswau. which
position he hss alisd With rredis.
He |. an advocate oi good eeads
and sehocls snd hss sl~Ays h%e~
found willing and ready 10 dn his
,leasi lol, any mossmsal lhse bs
,houSh, vas los .he bsss intsrvsl Il
the county.
He il wsli aasli6sd 10 nli The
ofSce to which be sapissa. and
should she soies. res pseysf IN sleot
him. he viii. ne deahi servo roth
The N~rict AMI State ~ish credit.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03
Foee RETll allfs
u uEl Wllol,

Rstail salss u Ford cssA sFncks
or sosdsse TRACTORS have assin sx
essdsd the millios mafk to The
|yeG ie3i. according N . ssassn&s,
given cot today hy The Fesd Motor
csmpssy.
Ths eosJ iacsosy and asssaAly
slant pso1sciios 6gssss rsssAss :
total ei .0fs0. .7to eass. irucks end
ssaetsss iof The ssas. vish rssail
salss by dealers apssezimasinG !.
0e3sWQ which 10 ths uuissA 0satss
aloos suspssssd The ie2O sssail saIss
sseosa b. ssAsis FssA ss= ssa
trucks.
rhs Ford Comeany sAys the oss.
hack .lhs ,to13 10 dsci1sly oDsinissis.
In iacs. concssts svi1saces alssAdy
sxiss In that car and kuck sstail
sAlss ios Dsesmhss le90 sales By
aimost % pr ssnt. and eordeon
tractor rsssil sales ios The ssms
psriods sh5v sn incfssss vi ovss
100 pr esot ies Dscensss le1l. -
we'll - IN isessass over ths total
tractor sales Tor the monih Of Nov.
snber,
. fts fth..s;' i.to.s1 .ssm ts indfirsal:s fiji Il hal
not only are The farmers suyins
hors iresly. but hat The general
public " bscomins moro respsssiye
and receptive
= vAnetAes pstat Ass.asAs ose by a,
comparison oi production 6gusss
for The past two years show that
Ford sucloses cars are gaining IN
popularity, ~ - per csnt a the
i97l productios wsss Ssdans and
Coupss ~ against q total al ID pr
csn4 ios the year previous,
Rscen, reductions In Ford ear
Ssd srust prssss eFsasAs shsn - 4
nsw lov level The Touring oar
nov cell. Tor SSls, the Rsaabost
for 4slo the Coups ios $50. the
Sedan Ia e64S, ths ChAss 10 tor
sass. and the Truck Tor $40. ell
y. o. h. Detroit.
This Ia the fourth price cut IN
tn past sixteen months. Dusina
,ha, nms ,he price oi ths touring
car alone hss bseu cot from 1676 to
oS<s, Z reduction oa 70 per cent.
Reduction ou some ot lhs other
types have bssn even gSestss.
The Ford Company believes that
thir reduction. while mot . large one.
10 especially important st this tame
~ Il shoaid 70 long wav toward
s,sblisins market eonditiops.
Ford 10 giving employment NJ
pssesnt 10 approximately 10000
men 10 bis main plant II Detroit
the impof,anes VI which 10 snphs-
sised shen consideration IL given
TO the tact that nessiy % pr cent
oi The ci,y's popslatlou II directly
upon the Ford Motor
Company.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03

Mr~, Geo. Miller entertained With
4 farewell pArty 10 aenc, 81 Miss
Edna Fielder Wednesday evening
u last veek, Miss Fielder returning
81 her home last Saturday NJ
ter teaching a successful school
here. Those receiving diploma.
wes~ Christine Meadows GLADYS
Trolinger aud Glars knsland
Mr. and. Mrs n h tiseke4s n ~~
returned 10 their h,m. IN Ghlcsso,
after = pleasant stay herr.
Mr. ] A Shelley visited Nee
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03
We HAVE

Es~s44.stss4~-pash-lank i Pol
Sausas ~ --Wsniss Balony-- Hraluv
Livst--Bsccn-- Boiled Hsm--s~i.
and Cseam Chsa.e--Fiah--Oys.etl
salt Mackerai-Latuce --cel-r'
-Qlsli,y aud Service. Ityon don
believe Ne HAVE, call l03
I.UNN NEAT MARKET.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03
CARD oF rNANNA

W. wish 10 take this means Of
thanking the people Of Dickson Tor
the many acts Of Kindness shown
% during the illnsss aud death II
our little sm, Henry. Words can
not express the gratitude and sppre.
eiatiou ~ lsel toward each and
every one, May God blsss you all.
Mr. aud Mu ]. u. Dean and
family
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03

Having puschased lhs Bsals /
ssss Studio =, Dickson snd fully
equipped same. am now IN poest'oa
tn do suy,binu In The Photographic
line. We spscisliss In bishrelass
eortsaitur~. III there. beauty. ~
taAe IL; II there = none. ~ mAAA L."
.'~A-Esyds Ii! CoCks FhutoyssDAes- :.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03

Anyone desiring 20 rsiss tpAAcco
this year viii he furnished sesds
tr~~ II they do not have theu..
II any ore has tsrvAus { I ms<is
nj good ss,ds. th~v viii sssv ) . sosA
psspose u cent to me ios 'listsibu.
tion --Joe B. wesuns. skcrssssy
CAamhss oi Comnsecs. Dieksos.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03
White B,sff Com@unity
A. Farm C,se Osssaisst.

&ast'F -: :rls,Ytrtls 80 p ,.,IeSt,''' ".
4 usw osGanisatioa vudsr the
above espsioa hss bsca organised
at whils Bluh. with . msmbsrship
et:alrssly asea 70 i've farmers
and basiHsss msa,
,AlAAAli&4 mssiias ,lxsl, .sstns,-
day, JspsAsy -. II Vas decided 10
hmit iss activities hs ths s~s .an Of
lSa3 10 The psodoltion Of swset
potatoes.
A board u nine dir, ,ters have
hsea selected 10 proved to incos.
ossts he Association and iosm Q
Join. stoek company 10 build .
AsQM AaAAel lsAssAouss. curing
and storage included. Led Rad.
ford 10 pessideat. @. p. Henry
Treasurer and J n. Morgan, SEQ.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03

This I. 10 notify my idsrds ihst
| am again ia ,As conc.rt. husiaess.
sod am ready W s~rys yos Ia caa.
crete bIocks and ANYTHING slss h
canrwss line -, |. saymous. Diek.
ssa. Tsnn. .......
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-03

Wood tm Ssle--i6 inch heater
wood For further information tel.
ephone Oil. Mrs. h N, Rogers.