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The Coconino sun., 1922-05-12
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TOWN OF FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA
 RESOLUTION NO. 14O

A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF FLAGSTAFF, DECLARING THEIR INTENTION TO IMPROVE CERTAIN POR- TIONS OF BIRCH AVENUE, CHERRY AVENUE, DALE AVE NIUE, AGASSIZ STREET, BEA- YER STREET, AND VERDE STREET IN SAID TOWN OF FLAGSTAFF, AND DETERMIN- ING THAT IMPROVEMENT BONDS SHALL BE ISSUED TO REPRESENT THE COST AND EXPENSE THEREOF, AND PRO VIDING THAT THE PROPOSED WORK OR IMPROVEMENTS SHALL BE PERFORMED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF TITLE VII, CHAPTER XIII, REVISED STATUTES OF ARIZONA, 1913, CIVIL CODE AND AMEND MENTS THERETv, AND CHAP TER IA OF THE SESSION LAWS OF ARIZONA FOR 1919, KNOWN AS THE BOND ACT OF 1919.
 SECTION I.
 That the public interest and con- venience require, and it is the inten- ton of the Mayor and Common Council of the Town of Flagstaff to order the following work and in-
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provement to be done and made, to-

pIOVemenI to De uOne ana made, Lo- wit:
 l. That the roadways of the following streets be graded and paw ed either with Bitulithic wearing surface two (2) inches thick, on a crushed stone base four (4) inches thick in accordance with Specified rtions No. 20-A of the Town of Flag staff, or with Bitulithic wearing surface, one and one-haf l112) inches thick on a Bituminous con crete base two and one-half (22 inches thick in accordance with Spec ifications No. 11-B of the Town of Flagstaff, or with Bituminous wear ing surface one and one-haf (1h) inches thick on Bituminous con- crete base three and one-half (3h) inches thick in accordance with Spec ifications No. Il of the Town of Flagstaff, or with Bitulithic wear ing surface, two (2) inches thick, on Bituminous concrete base four (4) inches thick in accordance with Spec ifications No. 11-C of the Town of Flagstaff, or with a Tarvia filled Macadam pavement six and one-half (61s) inches thick in accordance with Specifications No. 13 of the Town of Flagstaff or with a Concrete pave ment six (6) inches thick in accord ance with Specifications No. IT of the Town of Flagstaff, as may be hereafter determined.
 Beaver Street from the north line
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special funds collected in ten annual lnStalments from the assessments of Twenty-Five Dollars or over remaining unpaid thirty days after the date of the warrant, or five days after the decision of the legislative body upon an appeal. The bonds payable out of the first lnstalment collected shall be payable on the first day of January next after the collection of the first instalment of the assessments can be made under the provisions of said Bond Act of 1919, and bonds for an approximately like amount shall be payable on the first day of January of each year thereafter until all are paid. Said bonds shall bear interest at the rate of six (6) per cent per annum, payable on the first day of January and July of each year. SECTION V.
 All proceedings for the above men, toned improvements shall be taken under the provisions of Chapter XIII, Title VII of the Revised Statutes of Arizona for 1913, otherwise known as the Improvement Act of 1912, and the subsequent amendments thereto, except the issuance of the improve ment bonds herein provided for, which shall be issued in accordance with Chapter IA of the Session Laws of 1919, otherwise known as the Bond Act, of 1919.
 SECTION VI.
 The Town Clerk shall certify to the passage of this resolution of intention and shall cause the same to be pub- lished two times in the Coconino Sun, weekly newspaper published and circulated in the Town. of Flagstaff, and hereby designated for that pur- pose.
 SECTION VII.
 The Superintendent of Streets of the Town of Flagstaff shall post mo- tices of the proposed improvements, as required by law, and in said mo- tices shall refer to this Resolution of Intention.
 SECTION VIII
 Reference is hereby made to the Bitulithic Mixture License Agreement of Warren Brothers Company of Bos- ton, Massachusetts, dated August 1st, 1920, and on file in the office of the
The Coconino sun., 1922-05-12

Matty-Heinbuck. won't let his wife wear short skirts.
 Bob-Why?
 Doesn't want to expose the family skeleton"
The Coconino sun., 1922-05-12

I hereby certify that the above and foregoing Resolution No. 140 was duly passed by the Mayor and Common Council of the Town of Flagstaff, at the May meeting held to the 8th day of May, 1922, and that all councilmen were notified of said meeting, and that quorum was present and voted thereat.
 CLARENCE T. PULLIAM,
 Clerk, Town of Flagstaff.
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Town Clerk of said Town of Flag staff.
 SECTION K.
 Resolution Number 138 of the Town of Flagstaff is hereby repealed. PASSED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF FLAGSTAFF, this Sth day of May, 1922. S. F. QUAY,
 Mayor, Town of Flagstaff.
The Coconino sun., 1922-05-12
SECTION VII.

Reference is hereby made to the Bitulithic Mixture License Agreement of Warren Brothers Company of Bos- ton, Massachusetts, dated August 1st, 1920, and on file in the office of the
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-23

and when they have had a little train
ing. IL Is Mr.. Sensabuagh's idea TO
have them drill in public every once
In a while and have their parents and
friends come out to watch them
thus encouraging them by letting
them know that their people have an
interest In what they are doing.
Mr.. A. h. Spencer Of Crosbyton,
or as Roscoe Wilson introduced him
OF the South Plains. made a short
talk. complimcntine the Rotary Club
Cor their work. ard saying that he
hoped every one present would A.
tend the West Texas Chamber Of
Commerce Convention q BE- held at
rlainslrv. MAY % and 20.
nennlo II|lhurn announced that
The baseball game between he 10.
larY and kINanls Clubs would be
played Nay "a. "a = as p. ~. Curtis
zen Il chairman ~ The Ticket ssII.
lns eemmls,ss. and k.<i iiast 4
TT Martin saasaasss sA>s Lao
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-23

book had secured an exemption
from the war tax Of 25c on the sea-
son tickets for the Chautauqua, and
that this money win be refunded 10
the purchasers % these tickets as
soon az the Chautauqua Is over.
The visitors present were a. fol-
lows: c. n. berry Of Amarillo.
guest o. Mico Baylcs; Rankin Dow,
guest 81 his Dad, J. l.. Vaughn,
guest Of Newman Payne; Frank N.
kyburn Of Amarillo. and Richard l.
Douglass. guests Of Roscoe Wilson:
Miss lone naudt. guest 81 l.. T.
Martin. Melvin A. Walker Of Ncr'-
dian. guest Of {. =. Hunt Roger
Pierce. guest Of 4. ~. Martial A. ~
spencer u Croabyton. E4sst % \. \.
Harper
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-23

"AI that President HARDING needs
o. hong Congress 10 time .sfs .
contemporary. "sfs = h,F SHEA t<ek-
"a ~ : .|I11x e." and ne MI a.
~ a. A god -I<~1 All"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-20
JOE PEERES. cDlORED
KILLED MERE MONDAY.

Joe PEBBLES. rolosed. was shot
and Instantly allied Aoadsy nlsh.
shout . O'Clock at bis home In
East Dickson.
AIN inquest Jury vas impsnsled
Tuesday morning by Esa a. Y,
Knsilsh And afIer . thorough inses,
tisation Pssblss vile and eie'sa.
obi son, Who, IL 10 claimed. were
The only nn1s present at the time
oi ths killing. were put under snes,
the preliminary trial Get ior Thurs
day morning at v O'Clock before
ESQ. A. b English
PEBBLES wss shot 10 the mech. his
head being practically severed irom
his body. The weapon cssd being
y single barrel sho, san, end HE
sifs c!aims the boy sbo, him after
Pssblss had bit her over the head
with q stick u stovr uOod
Pssbies Md been employed los q
number Of years a. track walker Tor
the N. C. a ~ l.. Ky
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-20
MEATS.

Packers prices are advancing, bot
ours are Just the came, and nothing
bu, the best handled.
Oysters iresh rom the oyster beds
Al Cris6eld. Md:
Exha larss Counts. 0pc per quart,
Extra large Selects, 7Sc per quart,
Soup. Oysters, o0c per quart,
This 10 cheaper than Nashville
Wholesale prices.
Head lstines and celery hearts,
the best on the market
Several kinds oi ash at all tmes.
Mac kerel lOc each
Quality and service IL what our
trade wants. We sre over aockrd
with both, Coll "a. both phsaes
lUS. Respt.
LUNN MEAT MARKET.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-20

day. = This pssyes ws muss keep
st white heat, II ws do not. ws
will h~eoms HE the coal OF nst--
eaM black and dull. II ycur
church i as, foil on fall on sunday.
no out The next dsy aud fnviss
,pecpis "a enme ont. hesAnse Il the
churches OF. vacant. the streets arr
mnning over ~lta people hungry
los ssisataoa, "a tnan Is =, the
time sbat he d,es 50 LEI us b.
gaFs.lvss- Ia slls',si~ttng angel. Ia
the ssssaat pahlie. hsipiGx thsE 10
become enthusiastic ard cone 10
SGndss Sos'oI n, Paul ssSs,
Gnuri. sarnrti v~t to have -pps--
hsnaed.. w il "a fas better u Keep
solns thaa 81 se' down sud ssy !
have reschsd lhs land of ~lDr snd
colo
lie, us go Jpsfats and hsss al
sntha.isstir iaadsy rCnooi 10
smaE- tie gensrsi public Lst .
ge, ~, ard WORT Tor lhe Lord, ana
make 1t, 3o0 psx, SUNDAY, Jan ~.
1921 Catch the germ. Allison
Leather-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-20
L. ]. Brcxning Announ-
Gee For Re.electiou.

In the proper column oi this
issue will b. found the inrmsl an
ne.neen-sss q ] .Rsesnins, ,ss a
candidate Zoe ~. election To The
Office oi Circuit Clerk ot Dicksoa
County.
Lou Browning. - he il ismilisrly
known ov his host Of friends has
made psfhststius ard sAieseat
official aud is nov coming before
the people u D1kson County. ask.
ing their rndor.-muni u his steward.
.h,p iot the second term and ~ are
conAdsn'. should the people zee
esoper to elect him again at the
coming August slee,ien, be VIII
continue 10 reader the same IL.
cstisut Isrvics IN ths future ~ IN
the pact.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-20
See Wesley Barry "Dmt at the chey Friday and Saturday Night rs Good

Ger hssa ~ ysras6s s~s hsass- So,
kysrssrs. sasnisazasass asd sssisnr,
ios voar en- their ~ an h~hasw
iueeyssY''
"l da,n answered she srcemy
"Yoa. Lissis. taks this yer msn
im yes kaahsAl. sst Aavs N tss
hold iassves, and yos do further
sseas sbai yea ere lswsrislly seissd
In iee simplc. ore tsse from all In.
csnhesanes, and h~v good right 10
ssll. Aarssia and .eoeysy Go the
said srsstss yssseil yer hsirs. cd
miHssarstass and assisnsY'
II do ssid The bride, rather
dosetiully.
we'll" said essise kaslish
''shAl'il be atost q dellarn atsy
esuts."
Are ~ marisdf" asked the
groom "Hcs yet. ~ sin I" sae,h
the sesifs, with emphasis; "eai
ths the sse comes in bore. $ ii,ss
come iamelias II vss prSdsoed aud
handed ovss 10 the "coast. Who
sssesa~d, H. asA esssisssA; ,,.-.,,,.a
'Keox oil ssu By ,hese psesen,s,
thst ! eSsirs Kaslish. oi Dietsos,
Tsnssssss. bsins in good health
sad oi round snd disp sia' mind
In eunsidssasios ef . dollar'u ai,y
csnts 70 ne In hand paid. The w.
csipt where oi 10 hereby sesnow.
lsdeed. do and by thsse presents
have declared you man and wife
during, seod bsAsvsos, aad ,iil
otAeswis- ordered BY the court - y
Ahss shakins haadx The couple
~sat % thsir wax reioicies. while
Squire tnalish vent hom. sseh In
sxpssisoce. saying 10 his vile |
have married = couple. .........
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-20
DtrksSu C0uniiaes 10 Oct
Bssths 10 Sosthesn Leasss

Tia nunsross baseball bug 10
and around Dickson will no doubt
~AtsA he SeutAssu LEAGUE With Z
much keesss ssnss Of is,~Fes, this
year. And this may BE- the reason;
when the roll Ia called in Sui.
phus Deli. Nashville. ior sprins
training early In March --likswis.
In Ponce ds Leon Park. Nev
Ovleans-tvo nance al striking
familiarity vill eeho-names tks,
we're oftsa announced ~ Dickson '
battery assiBst ssrors cluhs lai
ammer--Jimmis Lar ins ot Bu m.
and Edgar Beck. oi v he Bluff.
Larkins has receive emusc;
% catcher from the Win .tsers aud
says he siIl &C ~, 'or . 1yeu,
Beck. rho Won .vr,v gamn hot ons
Ios Dickson lsa snmmtr against
strong 'vams. will aecsp, the terms
~ emhotted in the csalfsc, with
the Nsv OslsAps psiic-ns. HE
coau act ca fi.a .. rs.uy,,i E15 y
|ssr massA. sA.ls. iAaAin. -si,l 70,
ceive $50 20 per nnn,h.
Both al these men have proven
their basshsll ability 10 uncr Isnised
ball, and their friends are certain
they will make good In professional
circles. ~ we'll Hst.'s wishing
them both sucreMa-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-20
CoseIs "rkd Up" Tlghs Y
- Mortgage Dee1.

A. l.. Scott before leaving Tor
Florida Tuesdav morning. gave ~
THE one on Ksa. Insl,sh. relative
to the 6sst covple he married ai,s'
being elected Magistrate 10 the Aish
district fhis In how acoat related
The incidsn, 70 us aod said II vii!
be sseo that sAs couple was tiled
up" ~ dsh, - . mortgage deed:
Late ooe aitssnooa. vhik solax
home. be met q yosas veman and
two men. The young woman and
oae ol The men wished 10 b.
married at once. They procured
IN. seceesary licsuse. but an ira,s
father vas 90 their oath. and voved
that thsy should never b. married.
Nov. Squire Enslish Aas as.s.
witnessed . mariassi Hs rsmsm.
bered having seen book about
the house yesrs before with form
oi marriage 10 IL. but where II vss
be could not semembes,
why. sa;d he,:when b. told the
story aits.ward. " kaew the Postiss
creed and commandments. md 81
6rst thought I'D NE en- 70 begin
90; bu, then spckoned. 90 the
whole. they we're soo solens.
"A lees aasnrsd man woold have
been sorsly perplsxed. bot not b..
He lost 90 time in removing h'a
hat, and remssksd. Hats od ~
the presence u The coort." Az
being unc,ve.ed. be said' III
swear you In fust. Hold ~ yoss
right bands
Ne tool" ssked the irssnd d
| the afoom-
q ecurse." said a~uiss gnslish,
"sil witnesses moss b s~osu. fos
ssd ssch ol you sose0aiy s~saa
,hss The eviAencs yos shall give IN
shis csss shall BE- ths uuth. d
ole ussh. a. bcthis sSs ths
truth. s'elp you God yoo. de
solsmnly swear thst IA the best d
yose knoviedse aod ballet. y0z
| uks this yer ~s0an tes hsvs and
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-20

ESfRAiED-From my place
near Whit. Bluff about November
1sts q deep red ,wo.yeu old steer,
wftn here. and crop % l.t, .sr,
Weighs ahou, 400 p,uaia S2cO
rsws,d Tor information .. "a lts
xhsssssaGs&,,v~A A h. NAL, Nhlte
Ruff r.na.
Mood 10, sale--ls inch hea,-s
wood soi tlrnrr inIWm alton tal.
.phnns q J Nh. n N. Rogers.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-20

l,.R tRoal wilssa. DieAsaa's
might paliesGaA. wss tsv~s ths
slip" Tsssday sisssnaea Ay 4 sssss
named kaymoat Gs~~a. shs ssAlss
10 Asss several noasAs sse and wss
smpAevsd ~ eeoA =, the 0sayssoss
Hotel wAsa b ass& op<aed,
II sssms thai Milsoa hA3 srsss.
ID Green On the charge I! sessiine
.o1e eieshia9 ivw@ q sshsaee 10
the railroad yards, ssA aiiss taAias
him iase custody, Green asked Ms.
wilsoa TO let hlm % 10 The naAss
building sod ccasali he lssy~s,
which request NJ, Wilssa very
c.ustscashs agreed 10. and w~ss
siah nim 10 the sssps snd taid
Gs~sn be ~osId ssts tos hin dewa
there. After sons ,ime he'd elapsed
and his wssanes did aa wsesa.
Bob dseided 'tgTu snd vss chat
uss ksspias hin upoa waeAins
the upsts,rs, his psisoess could aes
be toand, neither could he aAd aay.
ons that bad seea him. hat upeA
iarthst Investigation. . reps made
81 bed sheet. usd together, ~ss
hound bv an opss wsndas In The
back once Al Dr. Weaver. and ioos.
prins 10 the mud dissc,b sadss
ri. risAe-. ia%Aieesad shss Rssss:
"hi, the ground rvanins." and hes
not besn ssen o. heard a ssncs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-20
Why No, 10 TO SCHOOL,

Thsoush lhs enthusiastic leader.
ship Of our sdnds y Sahd6i sapvssi,-
tsndsn,, l Wish TO cay !. 10 very
contagious. - | have caught it.
and wish 10 try 10 help others TO
catch ths getm Of enthusiasm. A.
hiss heen studiea hy aehle Salnd.
enthusiasm II the vehicle 90 which
~ ride to success.
We become spiritually dull and
cold II W neglect tho Sunday school
on Sunday morning. The sunday
school builds the moral character
w need 10 awake the ssnsinsss
men of today. Thry viii sesi' you
-tS~is husiaaas comss first. This
may hs 80. but business only 60
lsssss your bank account. and nine
times out h ten wssksns the
character. 10 along With our bank
oi treasure. let's oil help to add the
treasure Al God TO every day lie.
0ss into ths habit oi going TO san
day School; invite some oss toS 20
With yoa. II vas said Of Asris
tippe.. II hold. I sm not held: my
pleasures do not mastes me" Your
daily tasks educate 700. so bear
this In mind. you must keep ~
white hest oil the time Tor suceess
Friction 10 4 great hindsance to
molten. yet. without friction there
can BE- no motion, 70 10. us keep
pushing Tor . wids-awahs SUNDAY
school. A story 10 told oi . man
Who ceased 10 attend sunday SCHOOL,
The minister sat down before the
Ass. seok NJ > liys coal with The
.oags and placed Il upon the hearth
where Il became hlsci aud cold
The man watched him With isterst
and said. You need no, say =
single word. T shall BE- there sun.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-20
MONTHLY NETTING e
CHAMBER nNllElcf

Tbs regular monthiy meeting
of The Chsmbef oi Commsrce snss
Meadsy nigh, In Mysta hall sith
pfssideas N r. cowan. psssidias
Asoot iossy fpsnbss sess pfsssni
and the psiacipAl topie disessssd
~. rsistivs 10 ths tobacco iadnsssy
Va this .scsisa. g. H. 0ssAarts u
Trssws!l. was present and gave shs
Chamber has views regarding the
growing and masaetias u sobeseee
~ he saw Il iron bis many yssrs
oi experiences. which includsA every
branch from the plan, bed 10 The
msrts. Ne said that h's sx.
perisaes bad proved 70 bin that
this highland rim oi Diesso. eosaty
~osld psoducs !sss - GOOD III nos
better tobacco --as eosld bs grown
sav shsss and that, IN hopsd tha
farmers woald begin nov TO plans
more OF IL 10 this section ol he
county and further stated thsa IL
Chamber was doing the propss ,hias
10 assisting the isrmsy In besinina
to raiss q money crop instead oi do.
pending % q email surplus oi corn
aud hay ios theis moasy.
|, A committee composed of W, o.
HsHa: n. 0slhesmsp aad Joe ,,
Wssms. VS. sppoinssd 70 20 6
Springfield Wednesday and invss.
tisste thoroughly shs. hes, method
Of establishing q market here. On
their return Wednesday nigh. the
follewiss sseliiea 'epes. was sissa;
investigation oi the Springfield
market convinced the committee
that In order 70 sstsblish . sne.
cessiul tobacco maske, In this CON-
nunity. = loose leaf and psisins
house 10 the thing needed. fAs
looes lssl market ID very, pscsssssy
TO 1 new market and has proves
sucssstal saA ss.isisstesy n thA
owners and tobacco growers ok thai
county Loose leaf 1oos o01l3S
i-et would handle rom hall tp q
million pouads per year I.
They also report business in
Springfield and Robertson sosnly
On . boom and Il SCENE nostly b.
cause al The tRsmssdoss tceAsso'
business which has bsss built -
there during the last lev years.
Two other committees wsss ap.
pointed; one to invsssissae ihe
Hurricane Mills Electric Power,
relative TO Dickson sst,ias Ia slsc.
uicity frum their and the other TO
dstiss ways and msans whereby
the court house yard can be made
into . public park and playground
instead Of an eyesore,
A. one Of those present at this
meeting remarked. il the came 10.
,ss<sssd that 10 nos ssiaa manifest.
I'd In the Chamber oi Commerce
continue throughout the year, many
improvements. both 1nancial snd
civic will Le accomplished,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-20

The Waite Blu6 schooi m pro-
crossing nicely, si.h 100 pupil.
enrolled in the shrNs roosns and ali
doins good work. bot The enes
~hose nance appear eelow. dsserv.
special notice hs sxc<isent vost
and department. Xiliard Scott
Sei'sy Hill. sadse Biba. nAsims
Doonelly. Ruth Burgess. Cevesl
johnson. I.scy Sears. Ei~nos Linsy
Ray maui TAYLOR and Elvn Whit
Geld,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-20

Dr.. W. J. Sssx. csonsy Health
Odsesr 10 IN receipt oi the iellosiss
lsstes ircn the Sssse Beasd q
Health. which 10 ssii sxplsnssors:
"A very iatal type oi smallpaa
has kesa sxtrsmsiy prsvalsas b
poms d the ststss west of u
Aississippi River during the isss
sesssXl wssks. Dosias = part d
the hms the mortality in sows
commenitiss bss sppsoxiostsd
nty percent. and 10 ene city the
mortality has Seen mainsainsd tos
sometime Al more than thirty pss'
cent. II sssms to b snSusstio0-
ably lrus thas The disease 10 extend
Ing tos sfd he Mississippi River 10
ths East and is. thersloes. shfsa,sa'
ing 10 invade our own seals.
rsanessse 10 nos tn positiss 10
look apoa q thrsassnsd invasion oi
yiiaisnt smallpox wish Aay degree
u ealnness, because many thousand
n The children oi this State have
p~vss been vaccinatsd Of ell. and
iufthes because the older children
and the adult population have not
becn vaceinatsd Tot several >yeafs.
Tbs population Of the State Of
'TanA-s.se " sAsssanss~ poosIy pro.
ssctsd against smallpox, and u this
dissass In virulsnt type we're TO
usia = ioothoid ia the state, the
sosseeuences would no doubt be
This state hsi direct lines ei
communicasioa through Msmphis
and Otherwise vi,h the Western
states in which ostbreaks d small.
pox 10 isA most virulsnt torn have
occurred ssd are nov in progress.
! an. therefore, writing. - 0~,ss.
sasy Ind ExecwtiVs ,o1sess a The
State Board Of Health. 70 oil the
health officers In Tsnnsnsss TO urvs
upon them the vital nscsssity oi 10.
sistins upon every possible sais.
guard Tor The prevention Of smallpoR
in this state. ] would especially
urge that you advise the public oi
the danger that threatens and that
200 uss svssy s1ors 10 persasde the
psople to avail thsmsslvss oi the
protective bsns1ts Of vaccination.
Smallpox u the usual mild typs
10 already ia evidence in q number
Of Tsunessee countisa and sxtfsos
diseass even In this mild issm. The
most important thing. however. 10
that ve shall guard - fully ~
po~sihls against The invasion oi
smallpox Of Q more virulent type
from the states in the West whsre
large numbes oi des,hs have ~.
Gently occurred
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-20

Ths conssalioa oi The State Nor.
tieultursl Socisty will he held In
Nashville oa Jaasary q. - and 81.
the Sl,h bsius devoted 10 the
conmssoisl orchard isssssss, he
18th tn nav~ry md osusw%rtsi
phrases and Ssth "a beekssptns,
rvssyo6s interested m hssacul.
taw 10 invited aud urged 10 aisssd
THE con uysntlon
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-20
Miltoa Murray Petty

Milton Murray Petty. the elsh,
year old son oi Mr. and Nn w. q!
frt,y died Al their hone here on
wss, Coll~s. ssreed Thursday. Jan.
oary II. lS32. The lit,ls fellow
bad been sick Tor sometime, and the
several specialists who sav him.
fsisea g. lslss det~sarise HE lsoss!s
Funeral service Vas hald at he
residence Friday afternoon. conduct.
I'd by Rider Watson. assisted BY
Rev J d. Hessley. after which the
little remain. ~ere laid 10 rsst In
Union Cemetery
The heart.bfotsn parents and
relative. have The sympaihy IL The
entire community 10 their berssve.
menl
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-20
Anaouacss,ssnA.

! have located. Ia Dickson a.
agent ios tie ". n Dvaa Marble
con,psny d Coismh,a. Tenn. end
would b. plessed to shos 700 ny
d.s,ans IN pretty and dsrs Bile grade
al marble and sssni,s Phone -.
II n. Bsvsce, Uictsrn. Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-20

SETTING HkNs-wilI pay you
36 cents over market price Tor s~t.
tins hens; delivered al numE.f I'D
Poplsr Street
Bic reduction sale nos going %
st n GelAetman's.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-20

FOR SALE % scrss .imb bered
land . miles . railroad. Tim.
Der has been estimsted 70 sut 1sOOo
croee ties. will run hall white oat,
lae place fcs savmill. running
wasss ON ,,ac,. This tract can he
bought fm % per acre timber aud
lanI. Tos further ini~r alton see
H. n. sanders, Dickson. Tenn
Mary's Millions!