National Fox Hunt to be Held November 18
The National Fox Hunters meeting is slated for Columbia the week of November 12 with Col. Sam L. Wooldridge backing the event. Officials predict record attendance and a premier display of fox hunting in Tennessee as openings for wartime recreation. A combination cup will be offered by a local club to the best Tennessee area dog, and a trophy cup from Colby K. Hertin of Clarkdale, Mississippi, is pledged for a high bench and field trial owner at the National meet.
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Fox Hunters
Columbia
Sam L. Wooldridge
Vermilies
Iselation
W. P. Kerwin
Toucossne
Col. Wooldridge
Mc Brwin
Cor Iumbia
Wis
Maury County
Ameria
Kentucks
Tennessee
Orvinhaw
Southern Wed
Fox Chi
National Association
Colby K. Hertin
Clarkdale
Mins
Dodson's Liver Tone Replaces Calomel in Town Ads
Local druggists report a drop in calomel sales as Dodson's Liver Tone Gains favor. The vegetable remedy is touted as safe for all ages, with a pleasant taste and no next day sickness. If ineffective, money back guarantee applies.
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Dodson
Columba Aims for National Fox Hunters’ Honor at Trials
The event seeks to attract many dog owners from Mahan and will award to the Alabama team that records the highest average at both the Alabama state and National field trials. Mr. Erwin pushes for Columba to be named permanent meeting grace of the National Fox Hunters’ Association, mirroring the city’s role as the permanent meeting place of the Middle Tennessee Farmers’ Institute.
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Mahan
Fred
Tog
Alabama
Erwin
Columba
National
Fox Hunters’ Association
Middle Tennessee Farmers’ Institute
Three Tennesseans Among Casualty List
Three Tennesseans appear in the casualty report. Major Goodwin Compton of Memphis, Tenn was severely wounded. Corporal R. Carrin of South Pittatore Tenn and Captain R. Whiteon of Union City Tenn are also listed as severely wounded. One casualty, Merson of Millhaven Ga, died of disease.
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Washington
Iminy
Perching
Goodwin Compton
Memphts
Tenn
Merson
Millhaven
R. Ko Whiteon
Union City
R. Carrin
South Pittatore
Forced Retrenchment in German War Effort Seen Likely
United Press report from July describes growing German casualty doubts and resistance to using more youths in battle. It cites Ludendorff concerns, declining depots, and rising American arrivals as signaling a potential forced retreat and peace pursuit before a total surrender.
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William Philip Sims
United Press
France
Germany
Geeral Ludendorff
Rupprech
Crown Prince
Ft i
Selections 10 Fill Places at Camps
Local Board of eight named men to go to Camp Pike Arkansas and Camp Gordon Georgia replacing those rejected on final physicals. The group headed to Camp Pike leaves August 2 including William Joseph Priest Edwin Anderson Stsey Joe Garfield Menson Lindsey Stte burn Renfro George Lorillard Thom as William Clyde Foster Walter Wil bur Staley Henry Kenneth Vander agriff. The Camp Gordon contingent includes Martin Wil 'Te Dodson Clifford Earl Mutehinson Horace Brooks Brown Buck Thomas Denton John Dee Crigcer Geo W Martin. Rejected men are placed in remedial and limited service groups for future call.
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Camp Pike
Ark
Camp Gorton
William Joseph Priest
Edwin Anderson Stsey
Joe Garfield Menson
Lindsey Stteburn Renfro
George Lorillard Thomas
William Clyde Foster
Walter Wilbur Staley
Henry Kenneth Vanderagriff
Auegast
Camp Gordon
Martin Wil ‘Te Dodson
Clifford Earl Mutehinson
Horace Brooks Brown
Buck Thomas Denton
John Dee Crigcer
Geo. W. Martin
Garl Hensley Under Fire for 18 Days
Maury County soldier Gart L. Hensley recounts frontline service in France, describing eight months overseas and days under fire. He notes limited writing ability, lack of French language knowledge, and recent return from the front after serving in the butter felt conflict region.
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Garl Hensley
France
Gart L. Hensley
Maury County
Foime
Franer
Mra. Hrarst Pogue
Hnemapabirn
Election Extra Announcement for August Primary and General
The Herald will publish an election extra on Sunday morning August carrying full state news including Maury county results leaders winners governors US senator county officers and all candidates. The edition will also carry United Press Europe battlefield reports and major world events. Elections officials in every precinct should telephone results to The Herald promptly for rapid public disclosure. Advertisers should file copy before noon Thursday.
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the Herald
Maury County
Herald
United States
United Press
Battefield
Europe
MP Is Traffic Cop of the Army
United Press describes the Military Police as the army’s traffic cops behind the lines. MP units take form from frontline arrivals, directing routes, checking credentials, and guiding troops through gas alert zones. They are the best troops, authoritative and essential, keeping order and safety amid congestion near the front.
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J. Taylor
United Press
WRONT
Army
America
M. Pos
Military Police
France
M. Pls
M. P
Broadway
New York
Market Street
San Francisco
Ross Rouil
M. P's
Hours of registration for student nurses shortened
Hours of registration at the War Work building for the student nurse campaign have been changed to six to seven thirty in the evening. Applicants will also be received from nine to twelve in the mornings at the Red Cross work rooms in the Maury Dry Goods Co building, reopened after a fresh supply of material.
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Red Cross
Maury Dry Goods Co
Plumbling Service Offers Low Prices and Quality Work
A terse ad promises top plumbing materials and workmanship at the cheapest rates. It highlights phones and Citizen's store contact, urging customers to choose their service for affordable plumbing.
Government centralizes labor supply for war industries
Major Smith announces that from August 1 all common labor for war industries with payrolls over 100 must be recruited through the United States Employment Service. Restrictions aim to curb labor poaching as skilled labor recruitment awaits federal rules. Exceptions include nonwar work, railroad and farm labor per existing arrangements, and establishments below 100 workers.
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United States Employment Service
Department of Agriculture
Major Smith
United
Three Men Training At Syracuse Barracks
Vance Wilson of Mr Pleasant leads three men from the limited service group to report at Syracuse barracks for training as fire and guard company members to be used at ports of embarkation. The men are Vance Wilson Joe Gorden Colbins and James P Cheek.
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Vance Wilson
Mr. Pleasant
Syracuse
N.Y
Vanes Wilson
Joe Gorden Colbins
James P. Cheek
Tales Of Cardinal Strife Are Fiction
A column by H C Hamilton debunks rumors about the St Loma Cardinals manager Jack Henstricks and star Rogers Hornsby. It notes past fabrications about Hornsby’s injury and suspension and argues Henstricks remains on good terms with the club despite circulating gossip.
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H. C. Hamilton
United Press
New York
Jack Henstricks
St Loma Cardinals
West
Rogers Hornsby
Hendrie
Hornsby
Texas
Horneby
Hendricks
Grammar for sexinners and the tramp’s bold aid
A chaotic paraphrase of a scene where a tramp offers a humorous booklet titled Grammar for sexinners. The exchange reveals a blunt refusal and a playful street encounter with a mysterious mistress of the howee.
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Tady
For Sale Cold Storage Seed Potatoes Column
Special column for sale lists Triumph seed potatoes offered by H. F. Alexander and C. Rerew, Citizens listed with phone numbers 221 and 61-4 respectively. Potatoes available through local vendors with accessible contact for orders.
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Triumph
H. FP Alexander
C. Rerew
Citizen
Maury County War Savings drive to finish quota
Maury county plans a whirlwind campaign this afternoon at Maury National Bank to raise the remaining 27 758 toward a 509 120 War Savings stamp quota. Chairman Hf Fulton urges committees and citizens to unite, noting rains improved crops and urging timely action within five days to meet the county goal.
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Maury County
Central County Committee
Maury National Bank
Fulton
Political fire of other campaigns lacks this year
Campaign activity rises with primary and general elections near. Senator Rye campaigns across the state while Senator Shields directs from Nashville. In the gubernatorial field Dems Austin Peay Clyde Sturppel and Judge A H Roberts spar, with Maury County showing strong local interest ahead of Thursday votes.
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Aec
Rye
Shields
Nashville
Austin Peay
Clyde Stropelire
Judge A. Hi. Roberts
Columbia
Maury County
Clarke
Hut
Italian Girl Workers Aid Brothers in War
New York July 30 Italian sisters join 50 women workers to aid brothers fighting Austria. By day they are in factories and shops, then two evenings weekly they craft surgical dressings for the Red Cross. Miss Marie Frugone organizes the unit on Madison Avenue. They also aid Allied armies after hours and raised funds for the blind relief fund. The group turns out 2 000 dressings weekly and receives nightly lunches from the Rite Carlton hotel.
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New York
Red Cross
Marie Frugone
Madison Avenue
Viblet Giovagnoni
Blind Relief Fund
Rite Carlton Hotel
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Pree
Thirks Simms
J. B. Rees
South Main Street
Syracuse Barracks
Phoenix National Bank
Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust Co
E. &. McLemore
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