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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-07-22
DRY LAW OFFENDERS
MUST PAY HIGH BAIL

Persons arrested with liquor In
their possession In the future must
deposit $1,000 cash bail before any
release will be made. according to
explicit instructions received from
Washington headquarters Monday by
Captain ]. P. D~onnelley. Federal pro-
hibition director for Nevada.
Until the bond Is deposited with
the enforcement officers the offender
Is to spend the time In jail. This Or
der is now effective on the Pacific
coast and all Federal authorities
have been requested to comply with
II.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-07-22
BRODIGANS LEASE LARGE
APARTMENT ON COAST

Irwin c. Keller, hotel and realty
broker. reports through his Office the
sale of the furniture. business and
lease Of the Marlborough Hall apart
ments 1860 Bush street, San Fran
cisco. containing $50 rooms. The
purchasers are George Brodigan. for
the past IL years Secretary of State
of Nevada, and Mrs. Brodigan, and
the seller is Mrs. Francis Rive. The
lease is for nine years. calling for a
total rental over that period of 1885,
00O.-San Francisco Examiner.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-07-22
KIDDING RENO DIVORCE GIRLS


Winnemucca Star: Mayor Harry
e. Stewart, of Reno, n of the as
piring Republican politicians Of the
State recently issued dictum calcu-
lated to rid Reno Immediately Of its
restricted district. The ink was
hardly dry on his high sounding
moral proclamation until he changed
his mind and decreed that the girls.
and boys. could stick around in Reno
until next November LIST. It looks
at this distance from Reno as though
the mayor was Just sort of kidding
some Of the girls Of the divorce
colony.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-07-22
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our apprecia-
ton and thank all those who kindly
us any assistance Dr. service
during the illness and death of our
beloved wife and mother.
JULIUS MINOLETTI,
MRS. JAMES ROGANTINI,
J. j. MINOLETTI,
MRS RAYMOND GANDUGLIA,
]. B. MINOLETTI.
C. A. MINOLETTI,
JOE COHLINA.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-07-22

years. He was a regent of the UNI
versity at one time and in 1906 was
a candidate for Congress on the Re-
publican ticket.
He left here twelve years ago to
reside in New York City and has
served In the New York Assembly as
representative of his district. He
came to Reno from Eureka, where
he had been In the banking business.
Reno Gazette July IS.
Mr.. Smith will be remembered as
the president of the Eureka County
Bank when 1t failed here in 1910.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-07-22

Palisade, New, July 17.-Palisade
again defeated Carlin at baseball
yesterday at Palisade by a score of
four to seven. The batteries were:
Palisade. Lehr and Jones; Carlin
Wines and Murphy. Lehr secured
1e strikeouts and allowed only two
hits. Wines got 6 strikeouts and al
lowed eight hits.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-07-22
MILK FOR SALE

have first class milk for sale y
my home on South Main street, any,
am also prepared to deliver
patrons in Eureka who desire II 's'
at their homes.
Mas. LENA TooNo,a
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-07-22
CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. Anna Hoskins. the lady evan
gelist who has been conducting re-
ligious services in Eureka for sew
eral weeks. wishes to tender her
thanks and appreciation for the
many c~ourtesies and kindness that
have been shown her during her
stay here.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-07-22
OSCAR J. SMITH
WED IN NEW YORK

Announcement of the marriage in
New York OF Oscar j. Smith, former
ly q resident of Reno, to Mrs. Joanna
Muller Gordon, have been received
by friends of Mr.. Smith in Reno. The
wedding took place ON June "a.
Mr.. Smith lived here for many
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-07-22
REGISTRATION REQUIRED

County Clerk r. Mechanics re-
quests that all voters who have re-
moved from their last voting resi-
dence. to either appear or request by
letter that their registration cards
be transferred to their new voting
residence.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-07-22
PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES

There will be services in the Pres
byterian church In Eureka ON Sunday
at IL o'clock q. m. and 1880 o'clock
p. m.
Services will be conducted by Mrs.
Anna Hoskins.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-07-22

Winding a clock by merely open
ing and shutting the door is the lat
est idea Of perpetual motion put out
by . Hamburg Arm.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-07-22

r. N. Fletcher. secretary of the
Nevada Economy League. is at Elko
analysing county taxation.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-07-22

The United States spent 5000
100000 for roads during 1921.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-07-22

Subscribe for the ssntInsl-ss per
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
SPECIAL RATION F0R FOWLS
Great peal o. Concentrated Feed 10
Gwen Where Tae,e Scraps Are
Fea 70 Flock

Owners " hatk yard Aeeks, and
sometimes farmers deisnd TO c,H,
siderable extent npon table scraps a.
fred f0e the hfuS Feed ~ thls sort
Varies srtd deal IN tntnposit,oa VITA
ditrrrnf families ant slsa Njth the
seso4r, hnl ~ wtatvr il Is us,,ally free
fran larxs quantities ~ ts,uys, sy,a,a
STUFF ana ccHtalrs a xrvas dca, ~ fair
IL concentrated frcy'
The United States IMPAIRMENT ~
Agriculture has designed ratien spe
cially 20 be fed te aoess that receive
al, - the table S'rHrs The mash Of
thls ratia L. made up ot three pounds
corn meal. ane pound eraa. ese pasud
middl.nss, cne-nsl. pound meat scrap,
The scratch feed cA.asHs twe pounds
crsckNt corn. cne pound wheat and
ene round oats II scraps are net
available, feed nve pounds Of evoked
Vegetables daily % =, hens Two yer
ceDt ct bore meal uaay be added 10
lac ngasA without chsngsng aay az the
ether constituents Five per ceat II
tcne meat may Dc added II the CSsntent
Of msa, SCRAP Is reduced ssixhtiy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
Ribbons in Smart Hats

the rad that leads TO hr~aktast jact-
cts aud ribbons are hearty always
fennd tn their cssrsis@ry, Printed cot.
toes. In the auer Neay~s rnasr some
~ the ussSt pleasing Jackets lace ana
rthhca grinsR.d These s~ usually
HSe s1nplc in is~tKa than tho lace
Jacket shawn In re illustntion, Watch,
hetug sanssr lived merits move ,srae
In making. For this. val lace essglas
sssd lt,ss r,sea arr sat Together In pan
ella and these tssR~t to form The
handsome li,he AFFAIR that viii Dc.
liShs It's owner Satin rfeecn, sr'
ranged IN .es,saI leeds n coscc.
r~ che ambitious n~etsiewcman q
dainty psece uf n~ckwear Is showra II
may DO fuuna IN the shegs, ready
made, hu, II scars tn priv ~aeH made
Sy hard. ard becomes m Accessory ~
be proue ~. having thai quality NJ
srsrwncc which helcnes to hs>htwork.
This season the most tine. hncc~ed
VI trtmr.ngs for hats trds the
s,anchess suppert: tcr smart wesn-
eU hsv~ approved With emphasis
The r.,sssa trimmed has TAsy are ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
ACE FoRnDAlRY AND FAMILY,
ON Number Of co~s MIXED ara
Ways ~ Handling

The quantity ~ Ice needed t1r 4
hairv farm WIth ~ NJ more c'nNs M.
pcnds on Its loeatien. number N COWS
MIXED. and ue'hoas ~ handling TIE
prN>juc! IN the Northern States. the
United States Department. IT tgr,cul.
,ure has found that. with moderately
rys,,l lee house, whsrp the shvinkaSe
from melting Is not more than ~ per
cent, half u ton Of Ice 10 each cNw IL
sufsfcteat to ceel the cream ard bold
II at low temperature FOR delivery
two or three tines 4 week Suitable
cooling tanks however. are aeces~ary
under this estimate.
The half.tnn. aer.essw estimate for
Ic~ ~ 10 stored allows for reasonable
wssev snt sisr Fer ordinary hcws~-
hold use. II whole milk II to N~ cooled
the quantity az s~ stored must be Ia
crNased 10 ~ tssns per cew In the
NORTH n meet The needs Of the aver.
sse family on general farm II viii
ee necessary 10 store aeeat Eve toes
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
pursbrea s.:+s aEs csotrlhp,ica fac.
tor in Farm Prosperity.

fact that oH'y about 80 per cent W
HIS silpA lsrh La ihe dc4rl herds -
the county ate pursbfed 'itr -.
mAiuitr IRE either grades ~ struis
About ~ rer ,,ut ~ The rows list
~ asr Iafthrc6s 'f'il,fst sNtmais are
fOr the most part scattered through
n large number II herbs show ug nat
--------- -----,
p,Uebrcd1 as fast Us financial condl,
items vii permit,
~ studying ne CENSUS II /. noticed
Immediately tlnt the mnSt prosper.
Gus sections ~ the connts have htsh
grnles and pgFcbStti< This is MOI
confined en,irrty to the valley farms,
Slne the town Of Tingn contains lhs
largest number " pnrehreds~, rs buns
and l,22G cows II amy town Ia tho
county Newark valley il In hlliy
country for the most Part, but /, Is ~
prosperous farming section. IL boasis
~ rs purebred butts and ~ purehred
fhNS HhhHE iWtA 1u{HtHss VT NfAFlS
&c per ccui In another town In stint.
lar hilly country the agriculture 1.
more backward Tie rursbrrd cal,
tic are llpttaa 80 II balls. sAi ~
rows ont ~ 5N animals. which a. hu,
'ltNe morr than l.r cent Similar
differences Nerc noted Ia six other
foWnShips surveyed
The rIo.a county farm bureau Ia
NsI&-N& 80, \ ,f.pfpsakn, ~ ..,isgttAsta
'he scrub ,irr lroyn the herds " the
county A. the tall county fair In
September \ ppfebret bun sale Was
NrlA on The lass day The animals
urrc Sold to the highest hi'drr 70.
aarAless ~ price In some cnscs the
farm bureau will srsaHgr Nith men ~
own Sitr as a community enterprise.
and ~ cSrhange strr~ freu me ram
munlty ~ another AZ 'lmr goes cn
Every rrMt Is made 10 eliminate In.
tvrinr 1ac'k art ~ plsrr rurthr~i
hulls and beifrfs wherever possible ~
grade farms
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
WHY DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND
SWAMP ROOT

For May yes~ dragsis,s have %.sshsa
viih mseh interest the rvmArkAbls record
maintained by IN. kilinsTs Swamp ilnet,
taisvrvexs aseineY:. 'iestr sna sssssFy use.is.
tins.
u ss = physiclsns pse@ctiptiaa,
swamp ksos 10 . STRENGTHENING medl
sine II Aslps the sidr~ys. hvvs and hiaa
der. tx .,ss, srssr a<s4ssSs .vs..r srssss .tarr
shcala Az
SAamp aaot Ia. sscnd the ;ssf 81 years
II /. sold By ali arwggtsts on Ute merit
Ard Il shsan hfip yoa No other kidney
medicine hss ~ many friends
10 sare "a ~, swamp Roo, ssd start
trSatnaeat si once.
Arsseras, H. s>4 ,-esh kssa ta isSst lAls
great preparation ~end ten cents 20 Dr.
k,lusr 4 Go. ninshAmton. Y Y. fes ,
ss~-s.!. i-.sa.----ys -s.i-s.s - aye xs4
meniien this paper Advertisement
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
PUREBRED STOCK IS
AID TO PROSPERITY
higlIGrade Herds and flocks
Are Cause Of Wealth.
ospartmsn, Of Agriculture Has Beer
Especially interested n survey
cenioctsd 10, rlsaz County.
fss,~ YORK.

Prepared by the EaIssa ssass. Dsp2rmsss
w AHEs2N1Eats.l
ts,,4l Aa@ CLOSELY u, sAsSs sass@S@siiS W. n
coannlanily related ~ shs prolsoryioa
~ Sesi.br~d hive stick IN tn Fire.
quently II as aas~Fsed that porehred
aad high grade herds and hocSs are
fbs rsepit u wealth rather ihah ~
eaRse Of IL. In It's esT9Ft 10 throw
lsht oR this question: the uniisd
States Department. " Agriculture has
been especially Interested In survey
conducted IN Tiogs county. New York,
az part u ths yr,srata " nerk Of
the farm hareaa. which believes tn
parsbreds al contributing factor 10
farTa prosperity.
According 10 data furnished the de-
partnert BY Harold II. Fuller ~ tho
farm BUREAU. the sarvev revealed tho
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06

YpME. sNfHf h1nE. ~ WFNr IHufh
II sWestsr and taors liyable b. those
epd@ArihE little house garpeIts
that women delight to wear within
their own four aaIia ANY male ver
sou will AekaoN iedse the ciiarIa ~
eoiorfai eVats and dainty Jackets OF
crisp ana cheera house drpsNea, la
the c0mEaHy " frivolous breakfast
eaps. wurn When has woIasR folk, start
the day right And at TN close, the
tired business man is Ruch Tvfrvshej
~ .tssa a..hs- At hls. .t9Als. u Sa.asS1a4
and interesting house gowns, The
pleasant ,h,pg about Il is that anyone
may have pretty breakfast Jackets %
select ha4Se drvsses aud Npr,als that
are atifa'atiSs AZ Wfeil ~ pgacfituT
There ~ uathink uufv worth While
than careful choosing Of these every
tay titHgs
lu,s nov tt IL The very simple break.
last Govt II calanei taIria. Ia plain
ar ,slfuagpala4r MA, ~, hat splN.,ts
10 be uppefms't Ia the minds VI wolG
rn who arv maa US choice. These
r,ats arr sigA,sh garments. = little
shorter Than tie .felllcusts woru IN
Der t'r,m. and having three quarter
Sugth Sae,r, TREY hp provided
Nith smalI patch po'ke,, and iulshrd
~ the edges utlh rIchings ~ The SIX
The p,S,Sets ar an Invitation 90 gay
lowers or fruits AZ silk 20 And " rest
lnE plac, go them
SINS, lRcv-. aud al their pretty
undEed la fabrics. naturally travel
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
Nay taAer From Car IN Plug"
Is Method ef Inspection.

when price decline Ia the only factor !
and better rssosas, relatiHe ~ eantea!s
and weight " car when unloading ="
The bulletin gves Into the details ~
methods followed IN shipping and dis
posing of hay a. Various cities cites
common trade prscttecs and faults II
msrrntcs methods ~ car leading aud
" ssltrnx and rrotWsns rlf~h vafusNte
information relative 20 tbs Industry,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06

George Bernard shaw rcsvntly eea.
vassec Nh aaileeee by rslating a ssery
~ taarss, shc asked rNssftc
whether he was ca rhe right ,raek fnr
SiEstfafxita,Avun The yckel ~.
ralhsa silent. Gene, cSgAe = sald the
tourist eaeoarsgiRgly. "Straffer3--
lasAs sssssxsas> ssxsss hskeseseEgs the
fsmeas Fss~f. s3,a scsse~ @s,vxs..' ,t-.ss.,'
know Shakespeare ~Yus" rvplt~d
the rustic, hrlehtsnlng, he yca her
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
Operations on Old Men,

TIE venerable ftr. @fsaveSfey Ksnfhl
son. In n letter tn the Medical il~cord
New York;. protests against some ci
the operations which are performed
nowadays on elderly persons whom
there II scarcely a chance Of saving
Ta tsnny Of these are done, he says
ard the result In only Increased dis
comfort 10 The patient.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06

II ~ Irasslele. i.ssri Grey has feaad
o. bofr ours ffisnis with talk aboslt
birds In au after dinner spe@ch al
4 SsihoFne society gathering I've re-
callri en- Instance when he himself
had talked freely shost hts water
fowl lis listener gave yea, 20 HE
boredom ia a pregnant sentence
"Dncks should he talked aboa, only
when they are cooked - Manehessrs
Guardian
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
BEFORE HEALTH
BREAKS DOWN
i.ssrit ~ ~ ~. ~ IA
Z Z F. VI ~ IA IL 4
Wise I'eople Take Pepto- Man
gan the H.osd Rsader.

TA~ rr~~sntiek sf sstAeess u ens IL
TIE grnas~s, wcs&s cs the pahssc hAasth
satswtfts< reepar are h@ias taagas
h1w 70 take care az theaE hesaes ~
INST tAey ssh avoid Es&r&sM tn
schools ehlisirea srr being tsaShs ny.
Essne S~rseas isnc@s can be aveasawa
ty pwss~r care ~ she hcagsA- Pale
tscssA ssrkay As6ss~ .a~s NJ sapsssss
and sis@r heNstAeAss ana nervousness
arv asaaiss signs ~ weak blood with
ieas hse<si. the kssdy has M resistance.
Disease gessas have an easy time ef
H. People ere le~Fning the aec~xssty
a. se~risx blood In good ceasistiaa
They rake Gade's pvssse- Mahsan
~hsa they fssl ran ae~'n That ks<ps
bleed nxsnsi ~ that n can resist
disease. N In sod In both liquid and
tablet form at arug sters& Aavcrs
dsenAent.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
VEGETABLE FOOD IS NEEDED
Fertility e. Eaes ara Nies~ " Chicks
is irereasss BY reedino
sests ard Data

The farm tsg~S nr~.ss r,crv vrgp.
table fys& Ia spring than In wtrtsr.
The fertility ~ eggs ard the visc- NJ
chicks Is Increased b. tire feeding NJ
eeets and sereatea cats and sny othe.
sort Of sacvelsns kr~<n feed.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06

Watch cvtievra improve Your Skin.
oa rising and retiring gently smear
the fsee with Cusirura ointmeni.
Wash o'Y Ointment In Eve minutes
with Cusisura Soap and hot water. II
Ia wonderful what Cntlcura vii, d.
for poor complications. dan8run, itching
add red rough hands Advertisement
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06

Il 10 estimated that \ mAh whe
reaches the aye " eighty years spends
two years II his life dressing No.
body has the courage TO estimate how
many Of her years a woman devcses 10
but, a. xe we're say'tnk. NV a narS'
winter that has no saf, spots
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06

TwA Ensts Of cstfoo os hnen sf~ an
th<ye&r fsvorstes. and very practical
these wash garments ar~ for chtidrsa
living I'm ~~li-a%at@d houses or spast-
nsentA However. the ~sol jsrssy sufts
wsHatsy stand 10 al wear bsnsfV
cleaning IN nscs~sar1. and II cnrs-
fully handled this saHrse wsshss sas-
.sfscsssfly.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
Enduring House Garments
asars sSss s1sfr s. he
II .nI x.h.. h. .h.r ~. l...a

parrntig efiostnx TIE nssnS ssTssfi An
ways. .ss,neilnes latrtrsie sud unsx'
gsrtrd tn Which rtbbons haNr he-si
worked up lat. fefms nvw alVd strange
and beautiful Their Old frirnd and ally
In ths sauss ~ t~auty has taken ca
new charm. vindlcatsas the jes!ginrn,
~ designers sh, use It. Tbs last hats
u winter ard the first hats tina, hin;
% spring are herv Ani = loi " them
are eh.erfally he- rlbhon~d; whnrysr
Bcetis nsw miiliusry mag chs'oSs these
nvai .ngarsa Ia, he .XsKSs~ aalinsrs
pageant,
lgihbo au hats FOR pr'Sent wear arc
applied a shapes u velvet oF felt and
for southern tiuFtsts. or the arfni. SEA.
sri. 10 saftn. ef,'tr II silf TAR. ais' Tie
four handsome uapivis pictured here
reveal Al re head ~ The group 10 q
-s,ani4 tn.4tasA -s.it.ss ~ ssIavg. With a
soft, crown It might e' made II ahy
olhey millinery fahrsc Marrow, metal.
edged Tt1'h.,u Ia applied Ia II. ruN "a
ro.S, IN SrHHt r'isSi~-. sg,5i {, 'sess g
sprlghtly aaisA III polutod ends % .vei'
vet that spF,pk frpla knot al the
side, n > Hai z GT"fErIJe, WIFh
dropping hfim dsansie crown lines are
s,pphodzra hy covering the side crown
With many little ieops ~ narrow picot-
edged ritlan. the same ribbon Hnlsh.
INK ~ mission with a double sash
BbWl, the crown aad many ends r~ach-
tax toward she hrim eslge
hat tha, aoala be attractive In
any fabric Is pictured 10 felt and
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
UNFAIR METHODS
IN SELLING HAY
Conditions and Practices Often
Tend to Make Producer and
Buyer Suspicious.
EXPERTS GIVE SUGGESTIONS
Careful Observations taads at priaci'
pal markats for tho purpass Of
sl'silnsts1e Loose Methods In
handing praduet

psspessd ~ the rnftsa sssiss fsssaFsFn@si
Of AsrBsa.tsrs
Hay IL marketed too often under
spndltioDs and practices that Tend TO
make the prodnnsp s0msshat suzpi-
eious Of tha buyer and the buyer sus-
picious Of the producer sach prac'
fices should be- eliminated aiteg1thss,
in the opinion of the bureau ~ mar,
ksts and crop estimHtes. uatted States
Department ~ Agriculture. and ia a
new Bulletin. No. 90. Marketing Hay
Through Terminal Markets" federal
offieIais make suggestions as to bow
that may be brought about. Copirs of
the bulletin may be obtained upon APP
plication 20 the depa tment At Wash
hgton
iVoss m<theas VI Business.
"Whiie a good MACY unfair meth
obs" Aays the hnlletla, mrs u psvs
"sfff bfsShssa ~ th2ss fefaiIfpf6aG' NJ
tho marketing q hay !, appears that
most ~ them are reiat~d - loose
method. ~ business 30 the part ~
various. agencies engaged la th.
handling ~ hay On the basis ~ care.
full observations made throughout the
hay producing and consuming see1ipns
and at the principal markets, Il i,
thought that some Improvement Ia the
methods u marketing hay run be Oh
talned by observing the following sug'
.aaLlogs .... =. ...,. ...a,,..,. :, .,..
i ION the part ~ the country shipper
More care In grading Weighing and
lSedlng The hay halter fntu,s far g~o
NJ confirming sales tnbulatleg Hnd
fltfd& Weilfts aid faF' ibSiiFlig rat (,
al}i more rare aud aeguay ID stating
'tms u sale.
: ZEN the part n' toatrrs m terminal
markets The elimination II tlr prec
tice of allowing the state - The m9r.
kat ID htlnraee BE reis4l iuvq.l ~. .,l, !,
tructs with Eunf-y .1hlpFefs motr
uniform methods Of handling IN tcr,
miDal markets better weighing meth
0s's NM moFS tWi-IIgfaIIJdi ~ gVDTr0ja
~ weight certificates more uniform
grading practices grading Unbound
and outbound HAY un the same basis
when hay Is bought and sold on grade
designations mud the elimination oH
the practice ~ boosting grades on or.
shipments
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06
Suggestions 10 psalsra.

"On IA" part ~ dealers Ia eonsum.
lng sections More cUrefui weighing ~
purchases elimination NJ reflections
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06

Thsn the fwN us9An
yelce Cat the other eadl"'~ls thai
yoa. saaTsngt
s,ea,y Father kr---y-s
sotse~~-oh. ged iiaw's the els
boys rput. my petty mean 10 ssy,
II he eth has n III cosas rund 10
night, hat u be hasn't veil ~ cai TO
~tf' rt 'it'At,'si' ~ - We Ns'.. =,
some show
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06

makes use II plated ribbcn for roe
cities on tho crown and AZ an ursssnd-
Ing decoration for the hr.m edge. This
racdei IL made Ia many cciorx Tns
wide-srsrnssi picture hat N velvet
demonstrates the elegance cf aIl-blAck.
~Ith folded SATIN rtbssnn lnTwnio~7say
A-ranxet tn Al ornament csntsswd
with rsssfs'e This raoasl Ia hand
soase In satin asGu.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06

Man II miniature universe. oil
things exis, 10 him sinE~d, with The
,EpAapsss. AZ Ass essa4ils ~, ,..a "a 49,. \. .
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-06

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-13

Dor oiaaaet pco Cohen. San bapoe
/ oerl ieuere Sib boet / Barflanb,
@aib., og oct bar n~nberoeis til
Sprin9 @rope at ban bIep ipg paa
Sernbanetoget. San iteg berior al
/ Sorace, e. cat, bpor Sattcrcr
Dor, o. hos berlbe lllffeoe ban line gi'
ne. Siman 8ilbertion bar loot /
Norgc Den 15be Warts 1887 o. font
10 glar ganrmel I'll Nmerifa. Otter
noaIc iaa IdrS Spbplo / Wisconiin
fom ban iii Sprina @rope, bpor ban
inotil for faa Nar lioen bapoe lit
Stem % bar Ell al Dc bebit fiell0tc
Eiorcrer % ganebrpberc. S 1857
blep ban gilt meo Slime q. aioS, i
sGgteifab fsbtcs tolp @srr,
men huoraf DC otto tiui9cmeb Wobcs
rem cr gaaet forltb for bam. @lanot
De mango betroeor Stiuingcr, iom
@ilbertion i~rbebapbe ,lnoer lit
mal1gcaarige Spbolb Spring
par o0iaa ion Gouutpets He-
prpicntnnt'i Staten& 2coialatur. ii
man Gilbcrtipn blcp la0t tilbpilc paa
@rnpplaoS Wonbag ocu ste
Sum-. WanQc Silrciienoe par tiIitcoc
peb 9e0rapclien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-13
2lrbeioet lfaI f~ortiottes

Sra @aibington mcloeS, at Ir.
bdioct poa Be me arigsifibe, ioln De
Toreneoc Stotcr unber Den pan
neutrality-suspicious. ufilutteoc
Sraftat err tiaaot at fulbisre, pil bl,
rortiat on1trcrt i iamme Scmpo ioul
tiotil, uben nOgcn 6orminoifclIe al
cen nuuGrenoe Nrbeiositprfe, bper.
ten pcb DC priuate eQer peo Slaa.
bclls Scriter.
Settc nil bIi ell glGoelig gfterret.
nlllg for De Sunoreoer al 8eoitsar.
heioere, iom iii / mortge Iaaneoer
Lar lepet / itabig sgnsiteIie for at
Iii aiIfeoigcOe.