Fruit Growers Jury of View to Spray If Pass on Damages
A report notes fruit growers jury of view to spray if pass on damages. Part crop saved road right way even small portion of buds saved justifies labor and expense. First case growing out of building Jackson High Way to be tried today.
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Jackson Highway
The
Herald
Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Carter's Creek
Hugh Todd Shelton
Colle Beal
Neapolis
J. H. Dinning
Beal
Hood
Supreme Court
Teachers to be more plentiful in this county
Officials anticipate easier staffing for schools next term as the number of teachers increases in the county.
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Tennessee
Graham
Aalaiiey
Peach frost damage guides spraying and law cases at Carter’s Creek
Pathologists urge immediate orchard damage assessment after a freeze to decide spraying. Peaches suffer most, with 5 to 40 percent buds damaged still supporting possible yields. Separate condemnation suit at Carter's Creek debates incidental damages and benefits for Colle Beal's land as road changes loom.
Evans Adds New Economy Shoe Department
W W Evans head of W W Evans & Co adds an Economy Shoe Department at the rear of his Columbia store. Broken items for men women and children are sorted on tables and sold at self-priced rates, with clerks assisting only when needed.
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W. W. Evans
Irmr
W. W. Evans & Co
1 Cal Shoe Merchants
Columbia
Evans
Montrose Stock Farm Cuts Farm Machinery Prices 10 Percent
The Montrose Stock Farm near Higbyville announces a 10 percent cut in prices on all farm machinery containing steel. Owner Charles S. Thomas says the move follows the steel price slash. The farm, a Maury County breeding operation, features stallion Blue Buck by Empire and three extra fine jack stock.
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United Press
Chicago
Har
Charles
Thomas
Montrose Stock Farm
Higby Ville
Tom Hal
Man
Maury County
Rain Delays County Corn Planting Plan
The night rain across the county halts corn planting. About 100 members of county corn clubs planned to plant tomorrow, but weather forces postponement likely to next week. Farmers expect better conditions to resume ground duties and plant within the coming two weeks.
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Eet Corp
Harding appoints ship board members
President Harding today was understood to have named seven members for the Shipping Board. James A. Warrell would serve as chairman with former Senator George Chamberlain of Oregon on the slate, along with Charles H. Forbes of Washington and Alexander and James Thompson of Albania. Two vacancies remain unresolved.
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United Press
Washington
Harding
Shipping Board
James A. Warrell
Ceorge Chamberlain
Oregon
Onl Clairles H. Forbes
Commerce
Alesander
Janes Thompson
Alvbania
Thousand Women Volunteer Drivers to Back Britain Strike
London faces a large strike with thousands of women volunteers joining truck driving police work and shop duties. With transport halted except air travel and horse drawn vehicles, gas and electricity face shutdowns as miners demand partial nationalization. The movement aims to cripple industry and disrupt daily life across Britain.
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London
United Preas
Britain
Air Hane
Induany
Tn Tandon
Maury County Dealer Lists Low Prices On Food Staples
The Herald prints a county produce dealer price list showing meal at 1.00 per bushel and onion sets at 0.10 per gallon, noting meat and onions have been higher during the recent high cost of living. The drop is welcomed by families making purchases.
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the Herald
Rain Delays Triple Track Meet Between Military Academies
Heavy rain forced the postponement of the scheduled track meet between Columbus Military Academy Brenham & Hughes Military Academy and Jupiter Provida. Officials hoped to reschedule tomorrow but persistent showers made it unlikely. two prior cancellations had occurred due to wet grounds.
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Columbis Military Academy
Brenham & Hughes Military Academy
Jupiter Provida
J.P
Members ill fated steamer picked up near port of Tormpico
Heaumont Texas April 1 thirteen more crew members of the fated Colonel Bowie were picked up eight miles off the port of Tormpico per radio messages received by port authorities.
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Heaumont
Texas
Colonel Bowie
Tormpico
One Dead Two Wounded In Woodbury Pistol Fight
In Woodbury a pistol battle left Lloyd Logan dead and Dave Wallace mortally wounded, with Wallace’s brother shot in the thigh. Dave Wallace died after transport to Nashville for treatment. Relations between the families were briefly described as adversarial.
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Nashville
Penn
Lloyd Logan
Dave Wallace
Woodbury
Logan
Brood
Hite
Bryant Station Three Indian Club hear porters at meeting
A Bryant Station community meeting led by Joe Frank Porter discussed joining the county council of agriculture and possible formation of a Bryant Station community fair this fall. County Agent McKeen, resigning to take East Tennessee district duties, may attend one last Bryant Station appearance.
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Bryant Station
Three Indian Club
J. Frank Porter
County Council of Agriculture
Joe Frank Porter
Porter
Agen McKeen
J. M. Dean
Tennessee
Bryante Station
Congress to Push Soldier Relief Programs
Washington April 11 Congress plans to consolidate military relief activities as part of a general reorganization program. Members of the joint congressional committee announced the move amid departmental demobilization.
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Washington
Linisla
Congress
Joint Congressional Committee
Dawes Nominated for Brigadier General in Reserve Corps
Charles Dawes of Illinois was nominated by President Harding to be Brigadier General in the Officers Reserve Corps. The announcement came from Washington on April 14. Dawes is a prominent public figure associated with finance and governance.
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TV Council
Horace Polk
Discovery
United Press
Washington
Charles Dawes
Finois
Harpras
Railway Leaders See No Hope Of Settlement After Conference
Railway leaders stated after a conference with the premier that no settlement appeared likely. The meeting, held amid ongoing industrial tensions, failed to produce a breakthrough and left the parties at an impasse.
Strike Clouds Thickening as Lloyd George Talks Fail
London April 14 United Press reports leaders of the Triple Alliance the miners transport workers and railway men grew more pessimistic after a conference with Premier Lloyd George. J H Thomas head of railway workers warned there could be no settlement and a general strike looms endangering Britain’s daily life.
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Triple Alliance
Lioyd George
Geem
United Press
London
J. H. Thomas
Lloyd George
Trasport
Llyyd George
Great Britain
Fire threatens block in Johnstown business district
A large fire in Johnstown Pennsylvania on Apr 14 endangered several major department stores as all city and surrounding fire companies fought the blaze. Two men were overcome as flames spread through the center of the business district.
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United Press
Johnstown
France to satisfy U S on mandates in council reply
Paris April 14 France says it will try to meet United States demands on mandates when the allied supreme council reopens the question France handed its reply to Ambassador Wallace today through Premier Briand protesting Japan’s mandate over Jolande Yap in the Pacific The statement preserves the U S position while outlining French concessions amid tensions with Japan and the Pacific mandate issue.
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United Press
Paris
Allied Supreme Council
France
United States
Japan
Pacific
Wallace
Briand
Young emergency tariff bill sparks House debate
Washington April 14 The House opened debate on the Young emergency tariff bill as the Senate Finance Committee readied its plan for sales tax reform. Representative Claude Kiely of North Carolina predicted the act would hit farmers, aid trusts, and ruin home industry trade if it passes.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House Today
Puntage Scheds
Uft
Claude Kielyin
North Carolins
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