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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
THE OLSHEVIK TERROR ABATES

THIS cook though nnahie 10 spcak q
word ~ Russian or English aua ahso
la'ciy ignorant ~ political intrigue.
WAS kcp' In prison by the noisheN n
since nrcemher 1913, and t-ieas.~,
only rccentiy His ease Ia typical u
many equally innocent,
An extraordinary movement. uanotet
s4 far by the outside press, IN going 90
fnrps f4,yt iirFtffisraat yesSt<tssfely IA ~
N0lga region That 10 the division ~
land amoeg the pcessn;s and the map
ping n every farm. thus me aihg lius
sia the greatest peasant state 10 The
world. fundamentally opposed 10 Bol
sbr~4vt rrtr~trsrs The ~,vi~s 1ss~esa,
,Bcnt nj trw INTENDED dividing the land
itSelf. hut recently n found II cvyuld
rot handle such hIx proposition. ~ II
said 10 the peasants Divide the land
yourselves The movement began ot
the yolss. and many ~,ud~pts kpo% ifis
xc~nethlng VI surveying have sosf~ into
TIE country 10 carry op' the order All
these students are getting g"ets foft1
fay The FIRST time tn rpanr. years
Thus tite mavh,k beroaHes complete
master W ii's farm. whleh rsgs neges s~
baiinualIz~si. as even isnln caIa.ula,
*. 20 ,l4e l,casALst. epi q man strg1Eet
than i.enln IL Fs,s. EiseIy ever 10 appear
again Ia Russia.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
Muscle Shoals
Ready in 1925

In war days the govern,nen; had a
payreii ., n.DU nca "a the dam
Prossrt The men ~ work to-day are
being paid ~ the base rate ot 5. 50 .
dat but ~ this Is a government pay
roll and cungfess has granted q b"nas
10 S3ysrpment WORKERS. they actually
r~erIve st-'a, ss.p a Day '.'
Machinery Hsusnt4 ~a..a
All the big mschiaery Tor the power
Installations vas bought Iong ago 4;
csssists NJ four unit. Sao hetse.
.l,n~sf. tlsrblRaer vaaal IL senefsilns
total ~ ls1.ubo hors. power. |, IL
e the ground ready TO 10 Installed
tonsiraci!on equipment on the dam
SoFks has already becn inrrstor,ed q,
500 OsU
Col W Thr,scn. Corps ~ Eusi.
uetrs, 1. n A. il to charge ~ the da n,
construTiion He has retained darirs
the Idle reri"d small nnelsus ~ the
ctvi4yn engineering for,'r ana Is n,w
searching Ter few nrpr- high class
engineers bat ia unable 10 l.-rate th,ta.
rtahahl, hhrauss the government does
Rot ray vesy hikh salaries
THE work nill ~ ou all winter W.
canse there usually II go Ice ia ths
Tenu.~sc" In 1917 ana 1918 there
was something In the nature ~ M
ice iam at Muscle shoals. eat ~ n
rule the Winters are open.
The dum bulIGvr~ snpse't 60 finish
the foundation work In tie north
channel ~ January | They expect
60 nn!sh the touudatio. In the south
channel by January I. lg.g They
cxpArt Go close the openings under the
dam and erpale the "pcol by January
IRA
This pool ss the engineers a..
scribe IL. viii In reality ~ lake
eighteen miles hong. formed BY the
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
POSl OFFICE NEAR NORTH POLE

tives ~ THE famous p,.scN enrps Tsp.
reseht iae aaa vyder a l-s.-ti. inls
s4.rgsan; Joy 81 th~ Moau~,es Las
teen IN ihe district yeas ,nyest. sas.
tRe ar E.s&s H@rdsr
The EerHiet eHlsi.tloa wss sent faf
the parl,ose ~ takius Hr@ ste.s IN
an extensive rrnEraa car dated To
MAINTAIN efficiently Car aGas soyer.
eighty tai the vast northern fraprv,
xuown M hs rtch Ia naissrai deposits
The vessel carr1@s' materials far the
etxs~ructirn ~ hagss- and provssicas
tnr ths naaiFlt enAnre OF posts
AcS~gsiins To statement isS2s,t by
tire Csnasilaa A~ys RI F4asv't ~ tho latrfS
M. Il - TIE int~a;ioa NJ the govern
asert to establish a,s..iirsa pes;s year
hy yvxr. nc& ~ i,ya;issu~ scientific ami
sxplars'ury a"Vx A pafrnl ship vii;
vsss, the rev na-sAeTr pests snf sally.
taking lr ssg7les snd mall 10 tsae Tu~n
sesr ,berv 4 representative al the air
su,s "a acy-erg pSnssei It's ~xr-~asls@n &at'
ufN rvp9F "a .lss possibilities " avis
gJcn n tas SsfA. witt gasEt ctslas refer.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
But ThIngs Are Not Yet Quite
Normal in Moscow.
Prisoners Are Released Aftsr Long
Term rehnd Aars-peasanis IN
ve,sa Region Dividing Land
" a''1 xgg5sg~s sa9vse. ,..a.

Moscow The unisheN,st terror has
greatly sloaea dpWu In Moscow ba'
things arr 40, set quite rernsal only
tca VESTS asa whole gaus ~ Greek
anil e;bcr foreign IsiHyrts, pta had
imprud. crossed the Russian frgn.
tier fat trading purposes, Nere ar
81 III The Nikalsersky RAILWAY sta.
,inn and sent TO prison ~ the EheEa,
or q L t government pojltlra! Re
partmeuO.'Rs n is nov called They
have since been rsieR ss'd
The assistant Gtgman representative
At TIES III, arrested 81 ttr same TINE
aud Also tao British SUBJECTS. since te.
les sssd
ur tho other hand. sHrrsF Foreigners
long Ia prison. ARE he!nS released pns
was rssY t'ttrp~s tv--a esf 4 ~a1o.ss4.s Is1y.
sea. British railway osis~r e Siberia
ln 1919, captared ~ ,he l3o,shetiEi.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08

who hnve heen mren 60 them AMI who
have trnsr,l them. and they ret into
the say of being Gross Most times
fGa really can't blame the animal
they have had 20 put up with ~ much
'i'ut I think IL In better for YOU not
10 stroke any animal, she added
Only you mother" Danny had said
AMI his mother had laughed
Then there had bsn the first lime
Danny had ever gone 10 the country,
Therr was swimming nearby and how
pauny dld love Se,tynE into his bathing
suit ana padding about and climbing
over the yoeks and throwing sticks out
into the water,
Rot hes; ~ alt, he IlGci the ctIck
rhs There VAS quite llt,io walk out
10 The chicken coop from the house.
and when nanny aans,+l 20 ~ there
2 'et.pnd. time he fgunA ~ had forge,
trh mst Witch path fell there
Danny. though Was a city child. and
Ne knew that people always spoke II
tttirE on this or that block
\" when be started for the chicken
cnop. nc said
:. Neither. last, ~ateb, hi4saa .s.s tha
rhirkrns live onf I've forgotten which
block L Was where their hcu@ Is
Aud runny didn't quite see Why
the, laughed aud Why they used IN.
werl path wheu Ia the country and
spanking ~ the chicken coer
Nnw when Christmas time came,
nanny mSther took hlm 10 rig
store, where Il vas sal1 Santa Claus
would aptear
And sure cno'gh, there was Santa
Claus And m dressed lus; thc way
b@aaS ,aasI .s4p LA .Iaa. glued he woqld
dyrss
Santa Grams asked every ere % the
cltlldrea @hn bed s~,Sne To sell hlta
J'cls pantrs and shsg they wanted for
Christmas AND Rl~o be wanted 10
Anou where they lived,
Aaa All the chldrea a!i AZ Sauta
Claus said, aud they talked t. him and
had saea g,-Ai Seas hearing n days
M North snG u MI the news et his
reiRtsepr
Then. when /. was tune tNr raaay
10 teave. he said s,~'rtal gyssa BY to
Ssrta. and TOLD hlm once mure that
Elaine Was With theta Cow,
Ard SAINTS said
"Gpx~s-hy. panny. and Santa want
faryes 10 come ieSn yoar chimney "a
Christmas eve"
Bur Danny thoeSh, a uNsnsnt. and
then he said
Isn't that ~ord chimney, Ssntar
And every anc lsnshe,, aaa smiled, for
here was a little hey being ~ very,
very careful az Ass words
Hat. a. nanay said aftcrward h.
waited ~ let Santa sisaa ths, he knew
every word that had anything 10 do
With Christmas while Santa knew
everything 81 well ahcut Christmas
sna haa Saown for ~ lcng ttvss
svevytihae st-oa' Christmas thai sceas-
tp2ss pou he used special words dxca
al sa by s.sss~sfi As+s thai. After 81
vas very aicS.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
CanaGa Has Most Northefk Mai
Station m World.
MeGnte3 Pc "a sapaa Ia New Sta
ticnee $50 srles Frem North pes
More e9ws 10 o. A3a&s IN
Fs' kcrth.

Ottawa. tert "A te rsa3alt ~ res'cns
Voyages n en- NrAt n In the Sath.
Canada H.la cin ais - ugssst nart llATly
pcss at'jce TN t9s' 80, ~t'rasg Hares~.
en tllsrerv ], aEd. oBly so sssiies
fros3 the f.ilr
Anahsr nTp pss atsS~ En- ihs north.
land IS = fcagts luist. 40 Ra IA H.
land iSeh egv ss aAg.saas rs the
CsEstian ex' orr, &asa.E Eernses,
dgrsng tae la'eSa tour Of BIS scsooGer.
the Arctic
Ar lusleTi Z nd SIX ulea II Tire
Eoys Ga NO IN tHw7std p,lits srs AZ
Crass Hashst esr they hsve est.A-
lssisSs nstss v bile soET .sp-v ss.. Ia
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
DadllyS
D1EVenin8
Fairy Tale
DANNY AND SANTA

Danny had siways been q asce iittis
Boy. and sseTycne who knew him Kksd
him. whsn be was . Mite baby hs
~as NJ very euaslng. asd when be be-
came a little boy be was lovely TO look
si. with his sOff brwwn hair and Ais
big Blue eyes.
Of course. do a0s mesa To say that
Daany became little bog after hs
was little taby. But first BIZ was a
little boy baby and then as vas little
boy with the baby part Ief, behind
And then he beesIae bigger boy
for tiHe PEARS he had lived In the world
with his mother and father aud Ills sss
ter. Eiains.
she bad oaly jasnssi the fAaiily III
tie while ago Elaine wHS the baby sts
ter.
And Einihs had bseu named after q
beautiful poem sach lovely name u
was, Danny thought. though Il vas a
bi, hard ZOE him 10 say.
ile Called hrr SITTER"
Now, Danny was not afraid n any.
thing iir wanisd 10 be friends with
everyone and With every animal, too
His mother sss afssid he might pet
some cross animal ut some time, 80 she
thought II was best TO tell him he
moAtht touch aay strange animal
Cant stroke strange dog. meth.
err be asked
"Sa." his. taather. aaia,; II Ia wiser
moi.
Can't stroke q strsnys eat. meth
err"
Safer not, Danny" his mother an
sw erred.
What about q horse. mothcrr
.,rsa, llsI,,as asaa'rr teld the Aesse
10 known not TO be- one 10 bite You
sew, many animals have had people
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08

An ~ightsyar-old boy went into the
grocery OF Charles Dressendovf.e IN
broad Ripple aGa aaAed The clerk for
Q quarters worth Of chicken feed.
The clerk gave the boy the fred and
the boy started fFvIn the store with
out paying. He was apprehended at
sh~ freat door by the clerk and asked /:
-'Sapns. ,wha did ayaa Mas, tails .ss4a
was furr 1.-THE clerk thinking ,he boy
wished charge made Of the pur.
chase, whereapan the hoy answered /;
THE chickens. didn't Just tell yoa. "
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08

water hacked nj BY rns 5srs. Jw
y.a.al- read, this electrical nasrhlnes,
sili 10 Installed and thea the electrs
cal rurrsnt will he rvsdy,
The construction plant erfreriams
aai Temporary structures wer. he
pr~ristinI al the rate Or s#1.tGH :
year whvn congress voted the pcw
funds
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08

Nsssasva -- fsssssr directors an1 O.
vxrtmert ctlsefs ~ fae government
tsxtyts cgls11hlns have tse@n erggssls"s "a
q. gEasrs s r o Esrarri snG sgasa es tire
state aas3 sehtere~c 20 be s5ses They
ur.~ acvgsesa sf Illegally assps-lng ~
.s-rs4arts 81 less than ihssy cssr 81
rasnatSr-nr~. csasinx lCas ~ Ha0rs
,hsn sl,ssfssn - The ssase Ib@J lad
h,-ss, ua tsl8s fer ors week
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
Work on Project Is Resumed as
Word Is Given u. S. Engi-
neers to Finish lob.
s7,4O0.OOQ MORE IS NEEDED
Gigantic Dam and oshsr Sections o.
Construction 10 furnish Work Tor
2,0oc---Alt tire a,g kashls
~ srs fsa sssn E5ugar,' -'''''.

Florence. Ala The ruar ~ rbA.
sIrrction work pa The great Ml!ana
dam at Muscle Shoals Is again soand
tng through the valleys aud over the
hills along the TenneSos river The
government has stepped In g. Fescu"
from possible decay the huge war
time citrate and lSlwer projects u.
voisrd 10 the building Il what viii IT,
the worlls mrsre; water powcf darn
United states array engineers, lnft
furnished 9th s. ,otpD IN c"tgFvs
s!una appropriations. ARE unce isore
proceeding wlyh the work II harness
ina. t1le ~ srA!a. .AAt4ts AZ .Ilie ltilare
see order government program
witch prn'i >irs ar fhe camPiotiuu ~
the Wilson datn. the Installation u
power generating mI,hIncry and The
dtslrihalin " rleyuirAl yYtcp" by
late lp@5 ~ early ii'.h
TIE army appropriation bift 20 be
MtrUdues'j til coHsfchs Iieev,vaer u
~ ask si.,ss.tso additional fvr the
WORK u the fiscal year lE,3 ia24 II
VIII require bar 81 5000 more after
,ha, before anlshei job st the dam
AMI power house wili make II posSlble
10 ssnd uut the electrical current
The Ena,resrs fa.k.
I've army engineers - not vey
then selves with liz question u what
- tp be,uhp ~ The electrical cnorst
Ia b. taken from the waters ~ the
riyer Il tnske> 40 difference to thpm
twther nitrAtss nr terlllitrr "a labde
taer wbnther tho lDN~r is 20 aloyr
TIE street. cars in distant New Orleans
4 iip the sWafi,rs ~ Florida rIa an
NJ to,latp electric batrcWling iran
10 SRI In Mohsle OF whether thc'
tarmrr in Mississippi. Tennessee os
Ailhama is "a llsht hts hou~e ana
bars p,Tnp us a'aser. ts GfiSr a.s
machinery WITH the electrical enerc,
TO come from the harneSsed waters
Whether Chattanooga Memphis i'ca
nclls. or hiher ceBmuni;i~s ar" 10
Us. tht elev tFical energy for cheaper
.r.Eyrr. mr. manufacturing gives the
arr engineer darn builder a. con.
cera.
lis tunteva IA that the work has
he,n halted since April II. 1871. by
lark " AunrY The Darn was opr,hirt
completed ,hrN and the air began To
he altsa With the r,ar. not * the
slap hat iing tut ~ wha should final
~ 80 tlle dalu
I've disa ms projected In war time
t0 fgGnlsh ajtfate Zoe explosives fur
the aryn1
NV ,ssth the conslrHrtian re&Gwet,
sssasst i.-a4A nseA arp at work % the
dam Sooa 600 wili 10 4, werk ana
the at Il &, pg out far smaii group
Of abe syts.sa cnsiHers 10 assist
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
GAlDN0|ER knew
Thn~ Wan Ncthhg So Good
kx Congestion and Cnkh
- Munknd

Ia tn cs6-Auhaunsa nunsara
pkHstx hsxae1 ~ Afifxsd ~hAls Il
axsak CT IL ssaa mad Aesp sAss
EzzEard paa1aEs esvs. wssAOus III
panmnsr ss1 sstsssut u Aassr.
Alnnf1xpae dan r. h h q ese~n
vexite cEntment. msse usth "a al sasss.
tas6 II 10 scsensiAully sxspHuA @
shxf b wwkx vcnxserx
Gsnsiy ns1sass Aiasfsraae IN WITH the
hASzNtipn Seehss SukAis nhsmSsse.
hef .-hcw s~~aily The rasn ds1pg~srx
Try Miuseeeoas tx sxe threat. xun-
chati2. txsxhtiA eresp sta acck.
sSss=na. sxsExsssa. hcasaacfe. sragess
ccA. pacRAr. rh<ssnssans. fanahaga.
pssns and aehss u the back or tSn.a
ewzisa sxe nu~tack hsa~~ caai.
hlssnS trusted feet. cpAas o& TIE sasess
III usay gx~vens pseunasSal, %s aad
sc. JARS aad tahes. fxspstal sasx. xSM
ksftv tAsn . sssstssd es4sfsS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
EVEN CAREFUL
CllOMEL USERS
IRE SALNATED
Nsxt Dcss n 'rreachsrcus Drug
May Start Misery
Y. iof- You.

Calomei In dangerous. II may saiivsts
sou and mako you suffer fsarfaiiy froas
sosFness Of gunss. tendernGas u jaws
and teeth. swoll1n tongue and eEces.
xise sailys dribbiing frem the mouth.
Dont trust caIofasi. II v mercury ,
quicksilver.
II ycu fsei bilious, headachy. constt.
patnd md all knocked out, just % to
your drmxgsat and GET bottle os Dod-
soa's Liver Tone for few cents which
- harmless vegetable substitute fer
<kngesous estornel. Take a spoonfui
An6 n II doesn't start your liver and
eefaighten yca up better and quicker
- nasty caiomel and without making
- Aek. you just 20 back and get your
npnsy.
II you take caiousei today yoa'n be
,siek and uausested tomorrow besides.
~ may salivats yon. while II you take
Dsdsou's Liner Tone you will wake up
Feeling great No salts necessary. Give
n to the children because u 10 per
fectiy hnnniess and can not ssliysts
--~Adv~rttaement
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
Jap WOMAN HOLDS CITY JOB
Educator 10 FRS, in Nippon 90 Qair
The D'stlrctier--Wtth Edusa
ZION Department

Osaka. lHpan Mrs fidekn iHms.
mote. SAo has been appointed ssSN
rctayy 70 the osakR education ispaft-
nsept, Is the nrst woman 10 Jarsn TO
hogd i municipal A,h She has been
eUgesrd tn primary education far
twrbty SEVEN years and il an advocate
~ fureresA Dress fav Japanese -aJsa
IN SHE Is aE~o Interested IN PITY st
cat culture and has scr, ed AZ secre
tary q, the Physical Culture Soclcty
Zoe Nu,nen
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
I1||Nllil|l1
~~~~~0
nh Mssalna

tn the eraetsl boar ~ eur ccuntrs's
hs~tery," Fu,ards said Senator Owed.
II hchcoves every patriot 10 rico
above rerc matter ~ personal r'qas
o. petty party advantage
= understand" ~a.t.@d ilestestsr
Smith "Yea weae. Senator that they
shsald all vsss for your hansas
Cty star.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08

Car Nsnas or Tree Afiet LenQ Fall.
La Crosse. Mo- After niungiae cyes
rest In the top ~ tire Five passsr,
gers In the machine climbed % 81 fvt,
without scratch The car was
swred by Eugene Hsmaea Of ls
Crosse
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
MIG Works ior t,u.hand.

After two years ~ married life .
young couple NJ hoston found thry
wero totally ansulted 10 each other
aud separated, White Ihs iiyorce pre-
s~e ilngs are pending the wife has
taken a position ms bookkecper toe
hsr husband In his factory
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
Snss.~. Nets From Cross
Tor First Ime in History

Red tll1. Cola gaow has
m@lied tFon the cross shtrA
gives Ihc MenRt ~ yhe Ha,y
Cr,ss ~ nsmH for The .irsi time
within ;he nselGoey Of the old
esI iRhshi9Rut here TIE uut
llaes - tho cross are aiil dis
cernshlr, however. frum . dis.
tsEcs ~ ~ milss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08

wtishts tndiaa Vegetable Pills eontstA
Mcthlaa bot vegetables las fwdIenta Witch .st
tsstiy ss tosie ala. pafsafivs by slime
tAttsa and spl ~ iftttsiian Aiysrtisamsal
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
FTemen EYtricate Head
OF Infant From Bowl

rbtcage -folies and fsrprsen
a~re ra lied ovi 10 exfrfrat@
baby tssy who had wesEe5 his
head In 4 sags arlseS irrn hasl
TIE tirpmen CREASED the bsys
teud ard yaii~6 or the smv |.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
LATHROp'S
cNDNElA/
hAARkEh OIL
Gy7&rn

tAs ~csGs standard rssnesy scs ksssnsyA
nvss. hlasadsf and uric acid scaslss and
Naasa1 Essaesy 81 Holland saae~ iSsA
fArs> ssssA Ill druggists, ouA~nss~A
A~sk I'm sAs u~1s TssA tts&as en- s~~wv
49, asa sessv4 ~ tasea<sss
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-01-24

maze OultSI USSu III I!iS AOIiLS 60 ">ii
as that sold on the local market.
There is a quantity Of this butter so
poorly made that it is not sala5le and
hence brings in nothing; when proper
Iy made it is readily sold and is an
asset to the farm women. We have
also taught the food value Of milk
and the need for its more general use
for the children.
That the household management
work has meant much to our women
by making their work a pleasure IN
stead of drudgery is shown by the
expressions from some of those bene-
flied. One woman writes: l feel the
Improvement in my kitchen, makes
nv work so much easier" Another
SAYS. 81 never knew my housework
could be made so easy and so pleas
ant" and yet another, My kitchen is
so improved the rest Of the house
must be done over to 90 with It. y
Do not these expressions prove that
women are finding the care of their
homes more attractive and that those
things which add zest and are worth
while are being brought to them,
Girls Sewing clubs have proved
most popular in South Carolina the
past year, as indicated by the large
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-01-24

#aa,5ce of a..s eagal!ea. There wcr@
l. e,&.e. s's. as.aoe,s IN III. .
c.9hs se&. ..,~ya cva" ne STATE. The
CHS &,e leaning 20 choose and care
foY ;he:r clothing IS we'll IS TO make
practically Al, kinds of garments for
themselves and others. II the St2le
sewing contest ac!d last year FIST
prizes were wcn By Winn.e SLACK Of
DasaV~" ccu"ty, Theresa Scarbor-
ou@h Vf Sumter county and Matte
Sw;nnie Of York ccuH@y This in
c.u&ea The renovation Of walls. floors.
ara furniture, ard The addition Of at
tyaccive dr>neries, rugs and ,:ctuIcs.
Pete Poultry" and ''The Mar
kctiag of Standard Products" have
been the two phases emphasized in the
poultry work this year, Enthuslas-
tic interest has been manifested or
the part of both women and the girls
IN their respective projects.
Progress has been shown by the
number of communities working along
certain definite lines for the promo
ton of the poultry industry. One
definite aim has been to introduce
pure bred stock into the farm flock so
as to put il on a paying basis. The
breeders of the state have gladly CO.
operated with Us for the Improvement
Of the farm aocks and as result
many mongrel focks have been dis
posed Of and pure bred iocks have
been introduced in their places.
Primarily the object Of home dem
onstration work this year has been to
enable the farm woman to become re-
sourceful in her home through the
using easily available materials, there
fore, in the food production and con-
servation work, we focused on the
following products to be standardized:
Plum jelly-because plums grow wild;
fg preserves, because of abundance
and popularity Of the commodity; ar
tichoke pickle, because Of easy culture
and preference; meat and vegetable
stews because OF economy, food value
ard popularity. Results of these pur-
suits give gratifying statistics.
The full report Of the activities Of
the department may be secured by
writing the state home demonstration
agent, Winthrop college, Rock Hill,
South Carolina.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-01-24
RESOLUTIONS
Adopted by the Kiwanis Club of
Newbery, South Carolina

Be it resolved: By the Kiwanis
club of Newberry, S. c., in session
this the 18th day Of January, 1922,
that we heartily endorse the offices OF
the home demonstration agent, coun-
ty farm demonstration agent, New
berry county health unit, and the
V. D. clinic, also the work which has
been accomplished by these depart
ments during the year 1921.
Be it further resolved: That we
hereby ask and urge our senator and
representatives to work and vote for
sufficient appropriation to carry on
the work during the year 1922, as we
feel nat the future welfare of our
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-01-24
SENATOR MARION
BECOMES JUSTICE
Election Orda-ed to FIJI Senate
Vacancy

The State, 20.
Senator John Hardin Marion ne"
associate justice of the supreme
court, took the oath of Office yesfer-
6av at noon. being sworn in by Judge
W. H. Townsend Of the Fifth circuit.
Senator Marion submitted his res
jgnation as state senator from CheS-
ter Yesterday morning and at noon
officially became Associate Justice
Marion. He took the oath Of office IN
the presence Of a number Of friends
and admirers.
Justice Marion will sit for the tlrst
time as an associate justice next We'd
nesday when the supreme court HOLDS
a cosultation and next Thursday he
will be with the court when it hears
the appeal of the Columbia Railway,
Gas & Electric company in the tax
commission case.
Lieutenant Governor Harvey has
ordered an election to fill the vacancy
caused by Senator Marion's elevation
for Tuesday, January 81.