Nitrate to Farmers Despite Shipping Shortages Across War Years
Washington Aug. 1 Farmers received 75 000 tons of nitrate of soda distributed by the United States Department of Agriculture under the Food Control Act to boost food production. The nitrate cost 75 50 a ton at ports and was purchased largely in Chile, with 120 000 ton applications noted earlier. Shipments were limited by ship shortages, leaving 35 000 to 60 000 tons on hand in Chile and plans to ship the remainder. Future sales to farmers remain uncertain due to nitrate needs for munitions and war production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
War Industries Board
Secretary of Agriculture
Chily
Department
Chile
Army religion motorized in France dispenses transport to chaplains
United Press from Washington reports Army chaplains in France are being supplied with automobiles and motorcycles by their denominational groups to aid travel. The program aims to improve mobility for religious representatives serving with the A I PL units amid ongoing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
A. I. PL
France
Personal notices and visits listed in local columns
Wiarren Mitepil visits Silva near Wikton. Mrs A A Adams of Lebanon visits her parents Mr and Mrs Win J Greenlaw and others. Ted Gallaher Raymond Sims and Tinsley of Lawreneshurs spent Thursday in Columbia. Mr and Mrs Watt Hardison return to Portland Town after days with Porter Hardison. Miss Willie Chaffin returns from a visit to Dr and Mrs RM W Black in Doveinston. Chaffin stopped at Camp Dix New Jersey to visit Lt and Mrs 2 D Biddle. Adams of Clemente Paper Co at Nashville travels through Arkansas Mississippi Alabama Tennessee Kentucky on vacation visiting his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Adams
Lebanon
Win
J. Greenlaw
Ted Gallaher
Raymond Sims
Tinsley
Lawreneshurs
Phursdey
Columbia
Watt Hardison
Portland
Porter Hardison
Willie Chaffin
W Black
Doveinston
Long Island
They Raise Them Clever Out West Ty Frank J Taylor
United Press dispatch from France profiles a young hunter in the western state who grew up in woods and learned to crawl through barbed wire. He infiltrates No Man’s Land to observe German lines, impressing officers with his stealth and local chatter, then volunteers to gather intelligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Dame Western Stite
No Man's Ltd
Helmies
Wanted Competent Man to Care for Horses and Do General Work
WANTED Competent man to care for horses and do general work around the house. Salary 29.00 per month, board and house furnished.
Society Canning Club Meet at Experiment Station
The Canning club of the experiment station community will meet at the station Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Gordon Atkisson hosted about 12 couples Thursday evening at the home of his parents on High Street. Dancing, refreshments, and a tea course followed later. Mrs. Gabb remarked on a western man's rumored $500,000 bequest to a woman who refused to marry twenty years ago, prompting a light exchange with Mr. Gabb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canning Club
Experiment Station
Gordon Atkisson
Mountain youth travels miles to enlist despite flat feet
A West Virginia senator recalls a mountain youth who visits a recruiting office, is told he cannot due to flat feet, and explains he has walked about 115 miles to enroll and would hate to walk back, highlighting determination over setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Jtoward Suthworld
West Virginia
Vody's Magazine
A Proficient Instructor
In Harper Magazine a tense dinner scene unfolds as a father learns his son Harry has been swearing in the street. The mother insists the lesson ends, while the father tries to discipline, slipping on the stairs in the course of the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Richard
Upstaire
Narry
Riehard
Harper Magazine
Predicament on Flight Engines Stopping Forces Descent
Dialogue recounts a tense exchange about an aerial engine failure and emergency descent. Avistor notes two German aircraft in France with engines stalled, unable to land, starving as a result. Pell from California doubts such fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer Lidy
Avistor
France
California
Holds Many Records By Lieutenant Loomis
Lieutenant Loomis holds several world records including seven world records, ten national records and one oil Western Record, according to the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loomis
Railroad Time Table From Columbia Arrivals and Departures
Northbound trains arrive at 8:00 a m Train 6 at 7:15 a m Train 10 at 10 a m Train 12 at 5:36 p m Train 2 at 6:10 p m Depart five minutes after arrival Southbound trains arrive at 10:05 a m 5:05 p m 11:00 p m From N F and S Branch Columbia to Sheffield Southbound trains depart at 7:15 p ob 148 leaves at ? 20 leaves At Northbound 267 arrives at ? 141 arrives at ? Herald cheap cowman ads pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
Columbia
Sheffield
Red Cross Drives Volunteers for Maury County Nurses
Mrs John T Wooten Maury County Red Cross director announces county work rooms closed for material shortages. Red Cross workers will assist Southern Division and government by organizing volunteer guides for reserve corps. Meetings Sunday at Godwin Chapel Santa Fe Bigbyville Dark’s Mill Woodrow and other sites to recruit applicants and provide information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Wooten
Matry County
Red Cross
Roested
Ips
Auxiery Cid
Maury County
Godwin Chapel
Philligt
Knob Crook
Veterans of County Court Retiring in Election
Veterans of County Court retire as several judges and officials step down in today’s election. Among those leaving are John We Chytel Raminy GPhurgh and Robert G Mullins with long service and strong local influence. Squire Cord Denton Milton Voorhies and others also choose not to seek re election while younger members John M Hunter Washington I Russell Capt Thomas Y English J J Pogue and William Alexander leave the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John We © Chytel
Raminy
Treasury
Middle Tennessee Experiment Station
Uhureh
Senate
Robert G. Mullins
Bug
Poor House Commission
John M
Hunter Washington I
Russell
Thomas Y English
J. J. Pogue
Wiliam Alexander
Air Secretary Proposed by REW
Washington August 1 Senator New of Indiana, a member of the committee investigating aircraft fate, introduced a bill providing for the creation of an executive department of the government to be known as the department of aeronautics. The bill places the secretary as a cabinet member with the file of secretary of aeronautics and a salary of 12,000 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New
Indiana
Sf Nation
Aero Manti
Wik
Aeronautica
Latta Family Path Caption in July Update
Forn to Mr and Mrs Ben Latta a path on Friday July 28. Mrs and Mrs LP King are the Roma parents of 9 fine daily baby. Herald Cheap Column Ads Pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Latta
Mra
LP. King
Theroma
Daly
Ten Commandments for Modern Wives in Los Angeles
A satirical condensed list titled Tow to Hold a Husband presents ten commandments for modern women. It mocks strict gender roles, advising women to prioritize their husbands, avoid public activism, and maintain domestic obedience while dismissing other social roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
POR
Knickerloiner
Cattle and Hogs Steady. Lambs Rise in Market Report
Cattle and hogs were steady today while lambs advanced a quarter. Receipts: cattle 400, hogs 1,500, sheep 4,100. West prados steady for cattle, lambs 25 cents higher at 16.75, oats and corn prices noted, several seed and produce figures listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feods
Bourbon Stock Journal
Herald
Louisville
West Prados
Towdy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maury Dry Goods Co
West Seventh Street
the Herald
War Department
Wiarren Mitepil
Teh Silva Noat Wikton, By
Out West
Ty Frank J. Taylor
Herald Chean
N., C. & ST. Ls Railway
Student Reserve Corps
Teneserere
Too
Hoosier
Thayo
Dahe
Payshee Ety
Wu Ae
Outfitting
Alsyke
Timothy
Uncle Sam
Wittin Koey
Eterety
Amerian Ietelligence Bureaur
Cpetidd
Secret Service
Detyro