Homemakers section to feature practical talks at Columbia farmers meeting
The homemakers section of the farmers institute at Columbia August 9 to 11 features demonstrations on poultry, kitchen layouts, electric labor savers, and a pageant on attire. Talks by Dean T. P. Cooper and Mrs. W. C. Shackleford, plus sessions on citizenship and rural schools, are planned to draw a large audience.
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Daily Herald
Kate M. Wells
Farmers’ Institute
Columbia
T. P. Cooper
University of Kentucky
W. C. Shackleford
Homemakers
East Tennessee Farmers Convention
Martha Campbell
Carson and Newman College
John Kinney
Nashville
John Hill Eakin
J. 8. Brown
Dog Tax Payment Urged by Assessor in Daily Herald
From Wednesday's Daily Herald readers learn Tax Assessor Williams urges dog owners to pay the current year’s dog tax. He expects to devote most time to collections and warns of penalties for nonpayment. The tax under the latest act amendment goes entirely to the school fund this year.
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Daily Herald
Williams
the Herald
Annual Meeting of County Council Seeks Federation Entry
Members of the county council of agriculture plan their annual meeting and picnic at the Middle Tennessee Experiment Station on Saturday August 27. The agenda includes voting on entering the state farm bureau federation and possibly changing the council name to align with state and national groups. The county has previously honored its leader with a temporary presidency.
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Daily Herald
County Council of Agriculture
Middle Tennessee Experiment Station
State Farm Bureau Federation
Li ‘Council
Cumberland Telephone Company Refuses Appraisal Costs
Special to The Herald from Nashville Tennessee August 1 Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company declines to pay for the proposed appraisal ordered by the Public Utilities Commission in the telephone rate hearing, arguing the commission lacks authority to assess the cost. Earlier reports indicated the company agreed to cover the appraisal to set property value in the state.
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The
Herald
Nashville, Tenn
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company
Public Utilities Commission
Conn
Utilities Commission
Low Prices Rule at Sheep Auction
Low prices marked the opening of the Kentucky Hampshire sheep sale at R F Moore & Sons stables. Highest price was 11 per head for well bred Hamp shires, with prices from 11 down to 5.75. W T Hight bought the first twenty for 5.75 each, Shropshires and blackface Hamp shires noted, sale under Kentucky Sheep Breeders Association with Nashville Chattanooga & St Louis Railway. A pure bred Hampshire ram donated to King’s Daughters hospital will be offered later.
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Daily Herald
Kentucky Hampshire
R. F. Moore & Sons
Col
R. F. Moore
W. T. Blastock
Creailles
Kentucky Sheep Breeders Association
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway
King’s Daughters Hospital
Cotton crop in Tennessee shown improving prospects
Special to The Herald Nashville Aug. 2 reports improvement in Tennessee cotton prospects over the past thirty days says G L Morris of the US Department of Agriculture. Local showers and rain on the 19th and 20th plus warm weather foster good growth with slight issues from square suckers red spiders and a few boll weevils mainly along the Mississippi line. The crop remains a few days late but has advanced notably from its late start.
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The
Herald
Nashville
Tennessee
G. L. Morris
United States Department of Agriculture
Little Boy Injured On Fence Fall
Little Cecil Skidmore grandson of Sam Stephens was injured early Sunday while playing on a picket fence. He gash ed his arm in two places requiring a double row of stitches and is resting well today.
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Cecil Skidmore
Sam Stephens
Young Skidmore
Miss Clara Stone Heads to New York Surgical Course
Miss Clara Stone formerly with King's Daughters hospital staff departs for New York City to take a special surgical training course at the Woman's Hospital. She recently left Ference hospital store duties here.
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Daily Herald
Misa Clara Stone
King’s Daughters Hospital
Gotte
New York City
Woman's Hospital
Miss Stone
Ference Hospital
Field Day for Office Seekers Here on Monday
County candidates held a lively field day on Monday drawing a large crowd on the square. Voters heard speeches as weather and politics dominated discussion with many mingling at street corners about the county clerk, trustee, and sheriff races.
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Daily Herald
County Offce
Jake Staggs
Anderson
Newspaper Woman Visitor 10 City
Mrs Samuel O Murphy of Springfield visits Mrs W J Lamb at her country home on Campbells Vidle Pike. She is a respected newspaper woman, widow of Capt Samuel C Murphy former editor and owner of the Springfield Herald. Her husband was a soldier in the Spanish American War and a patriot. Mrs Murphy called at The Herald office this morning for an appraisal of the plant.
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Samuel O. Murphy
Springfield
W. J. Lamb
Campbells Vidle Pike
Mack Martin Leaves Columbia for Nashville Role Milly
Mack Martin, long in Columbia with phosphate interests, resigns from Peeriess Chemical Co to join the Nashville Roller Milly. He and his wife plan to move soon, drawing widespread regret from the community. Mrs Martin is Vel lone Palmer of Celina.
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Mack Martin
Columbia
Peeriess Chemical Company
Nashville
Martin
Mar Migs Vellone Palmer
Celina
Exchange Club organizes Columbia unit at Hotel Bethel
H LeVine state chairman presides as Horace Frierson Jr named temporary president and Provine Greenlaw temporary secretary and treasurer. W 8 Fleming Jr Jo Hayse and William Fry named byes by laws committee as 13 members sign on for charter. Public bonds sold to Caldwell Co for Maury county with $100,000 value and $191,000 credit. two county officials deliver securities.
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Horate Frierson, Jr
Provine Greenlaw
Daily Herald
Exchange Club
Columbia
Bethel
Major Morace Frierson, Jr
Proving Greenlaw
W. 8. Fleming, Jr
Joseph M. Hayse
William Fry
Betties
WR. Neale
Toledo
Ohio
Alag WH. Levine
Nasalville
Tennessee
Shtalka
Columbia Club
Thivelu
Extension Club
Mauryounty
Caldwell & Co
Pattie Pichted Ens
Graham
Hens
Whithorne
Emily J Overby Dead at 83 in Hickman County
Emily J Overby age eighty three wife of the late G T Overby died Thursday evening at 4 20 oclock at the residence of her daughter Mrs J M Mayberry after an illness of two weeks. She was highly respected in Hickman county and connected. She was a lifelong Christian church member and devoted wife and mother. Survived by three sons J T Overby Smithfield Texas W W Overby Colorado Spring and T F Overby Franklin Tenn and two daughters Mrs W J Beasley Franklin and Mrs A M Mayberry Primus. Funeral services were conducted this afternoon by Elder J W Gant of Nashville with interment in the family lot. Arrangements by the Maury Undertaking Co T L Cunningham manager in charge.
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Emily J. Overby
G. T. Overby
J. M. Mayberry
Hickman County
Christian Church
Mather
J. T. Overby
Smithfield
Texas
W. W. Overby
Colorado Spring
T. F. Overby
Franklin, Tenn
W. J. Beasley
Franklin
4. M. Mayberry
Primims
J. W. Gant
Nashville
Maury Underteking Co
T. L. Cunningham
Fry Brothers see record July as springboard for August
Barney Fry of Fry Bros says business is up and July is the biggest month in the firm’s history with Ford cars rocks and tractors selling fast. He expects August to exceed July if deliveries keep up. Mrs C B Sharp and Mrs Lee Thomas depart for Berkeley to visit Mr Shorts daughter Mrs George Anderson.
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FRY Bros
Barney Fry
Henry Ford
Detroit
Fry Brothers and Bar
Noy Pry
Amcult
CB. Sharp
Lee Thomas
Berkeley
Cal
Shorts
George Andersot
Census Returns Reported for County Schools
Superintendent Graham has received the census returns from school numerators in the county and is preparing a detailed report for the state department of education. The task involves checking nearly a score of items, with little change expected in scholastic population as city totals are offset by country district gains.
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Graham
State Department of Education
Prof Dean Praised Farm Bureau Meeting Progress
Prof James M Down district guent returned from a Nashville conference where a temporary Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation organization was perfected. He praised the interest and the personnel of delegations from over twenty state councils, with extension division representatives ready to aid in forming the farmers organization for their mutual advantage.
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James M. Down
Nashville
Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation
Dean
Division of Extension
Irmers
Ditching Demonstration On Farm Of Hill Ditches Shown
County Agent S G Abernathy and Prof J B Lovell led two ditching demonstrations today at the H H Hill farm in the eighth district. Abernathy urged preparedness to ward off winter gulley washouts, noting every farm in the county could benefit from proper ditching as advocated by the university and county agent. Miss Louise Burne of Franklin is visiting Mrs Carri Stepifie in Life com.
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Daily Herald
S. G. Abernathy
J.B. Lovell
H. H. Hill
Abernathy
Meury
University of the State
Louise Burne
Franklin
Mra Carri Stepifiue
Lvecm
Phenomenal sale of Caruso records here
The Dale ly Herald reports the death of world renowned tenor Enrico Caruso and notes a large supply of Caruso records from Columbus Hardware and Furniture Company With E G Fly stating Cameo records will be released regularly, promising future availability and long term value as Caruso masterpieces could be reproduced on the Victor label
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Etinger
Enrico Caruso
Secon
Vase
Naples
Columbu
Piso
Carisa
Fly
Cameo Records
Tany Dain
Pastor Brice Installed as Central Presbyterian Pastor
From Monday's Daily Herald the formal installation of Rev Wid Brice as pastor of Central Presbyterian Church is reported. A large crowd attended with nearly all congregants present as Rev J M Oakley conducted the rites. Brice succeeds Rev J af Rolfe who resigned months ago for a teaching post. Mrs Mahlon Dorie and daughter visiting Nashville with Mrs Orr and husband.
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Daily Herald
Wid. Brice
Central Presbyterian Church
J. M. Oakley
Cowan
J. Af Rolfe
Church School
Livinget Tonn
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Telephone and Telegraph Company
Middle Tennessee
County Council
Clara Stone
Sam 0. Murphy
Springfield Herald
Peerless Chemical CO
Capital City
R., Neale
Toledo, Ohio
Maury County
H. Levine
Caldwell
Emily J Overby
Heparing
Garber & Co
Seventh Street
Phoenix National Bank
Columbia, Tennessee
iSurplus
J. Lem Thomas
H. C. Fulton
Caruso
Ada
W. J. Bruce
Mahlon Dorie
Orr and
Faushler
Nanhville
Sournell
Family
Maury National Bank
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