Aural Schools 10 Open Fall Session August 6
Open fall session for Aural Schools 10 set by superintendent Graham with contracts for teachers. Readiness at office for final blanks and instructions on August 6. Countywide openings across Columb ia Mt Pleasant and surrounding centers with more schools expected this year.
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Graham
Daly Herald
Colunghia
Mt. Pleasant
Fajiwiy
Mumpshire
Willie
Mondiy
Varlows
Ane
Louese
Sidy
Gradua
Dea
Baten
Railroad Wreck Leaves Several Injured in Canadian Town
Amid a wreck near a local rail yard, several workers were reported injured, with EMS teams rushing to the scene. Details remain unclear as officials assess the extent of the damage and identify those affected.
Urges Use of Well Tested Seed by Local Committee
The article notes Council urging seed quality and testing for sowing, with statements from Clairman Arthile Murphy of the community committee. It discusses payments to avoid weed issues and the goal to ensure reliable seed testing and proper sowing practices.
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Murphy
County Council
Clover
iBrom
Geteins Teller
Emilson
Clairman
Ib. Murphy
Gary
Petit Lie
Whiten Skin With Orchard White Advertisement
An old advertisement touts Orchard White as a facial and skin whitening remedy. It claims quick, harmless bleaching by applying juice from a lemon and other ingredients to the skin to achieve a fairer, glowing complexion.
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Fiamasian
Hearing Staggs Case Continued Until Aug 5
The defense applied and the state did not object prompting a continuation of the Staggs case until August 5. Judge ordered the adjournment.
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Staggs
Practical Farm Work Features Middle Tennessee Convention
Practical farm demonstrations will highlight the Middle Tennessee farmers institute at Columbia on August 1 10 and 11 with experts from the extension division and college staff showing tobacco grading beef and dairy rations sheep shearing and wool handling, plus live stock judging and root rot treatments. A grand jury reconvening and public hearing debate for a murder case drew crowd and mixed sentiment, with calls for a secret preliminary investigation.
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Middle Tennessee Farmers Institute
Columbia
Division of Extension
College of Agriculture
Experiment Station
C. Coke
Montgomery County
L. A. Richardson
A. Hutton
Hite
Gallatin
AL. Jordan
Division of
G. Abernathy
Maury County
A. le Jordan
Dean
A. Wilson
M. Jacob
College of Agricultre
Middle Tennessee
Institute
Miss Crabtree to Leave for New York Hospital Post
Misa Wille Crabtree, a longtime member of King's Daughters hospital staff, departs tomorrow for a three month specialty in surgery at Women's Hospital in New York. Her colleagues here regret her departure.
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iMrom
Daily Herald
Misa Wille Crabtree
King's Daughters Hospital
Wer Lal
New York
Women's Hospital
Lew
Tog Coluntia
John W. Adkison Succeeds Allen Election Boara
John W. Adkison of Santa Fe, county trustee, has been appointed by the State Election Commission to succeed Milton E. Allan on the Maury county board. Adkison, a popular Democrat, was recommended by Allan before resigning. the board now includes James H. Kanno, Thomes Hi Tayuir, and Adkison, with the latter praised for broad support.
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jPoom Latins
Taily Heralid
John We Adkiven
Santa Fe
Yooty
Maury Ecounty
Milton EB. Allan
Mauryscanty
Adkivan
Allen
Adhiour Ie
James H. Kanno
Thomes Hi Tayuir
Errotary
John W Adikison
Iret Dott
Demonstration of Roderick-Lean Mower at MA Colum bia
The latest attachment for a Fordson tractor will be demonstrated Saturday at 10 am and 2 pm at Columbia Military Academy on the Hampshire Pike. The mower blade spans seven feet, doubling hay cutting capacity. Public invited to witness the display, a first for Maury County. Fry Brothers supplied a complete power farming outfit and Fordson to H G Harlan of Mt Pleasant.
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Columbia Military Academy
Lractar
Maury County
Fry Brothers
H. G. Harlan
Mt. Pleasant
Lamar Refuses to Discuss Tragedy at Station
Patrolman Gus Lamar on duty near the L and N passenger station declined to comment on the Maury Tomlinson killing. He said he would speak only from the witness stand, postponing statements as the arrest of William Roberts followed a fatal shooting early Friday morning.
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Fea
Daily Herald
Jake Stages
Mistry Tomlinson
Squire T. M. Jones
James C. Voorhies
Atttorney
Job B. Garner
Squire Jones
Arcuna
Maury County
Esquire Jones
Herald
Turner Muatit
Herm
Gus Lamar
Oflowr
Maury Tomlinson
Horawa
Lamar
Will Stac
William Roberts
First Car Load of Gulleoka Pink Melons Shipped
The first car load of Cullooka pink cantaloupes left for New York today from the Cullooka Produce Company. About 760 crates of jumbo extra fancy melons were shipped, with yields around 72 percent jumboes. The season foresees heavy shipments as prices open higher than last year and the industry grows despite drought and rust.
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Culleoke
Culleoke Produce Company
New York
Express
Cullooka Produce Company
Cullooka Produce Co
Magnificent alfalfa hay yield reported in county
From Mr English near Mr Pleasant, twenty five acres of alfalfa produced about one ton per acre on the first cutting and about one and a half tons per acre on the second and third cuttings. Total around four tons per acre so far, with potential for two more cuttings adding more tons for a predicted six tons per acre and about 150 tons on the twenty five acres. The crop improves with each cutting, making this estimate notably high.
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Acre
Ice Cream Social at Woodrow School
The Williamsport Methodist church ladies host an ice cream social at Woodrow school house Friday at 7:30 p.m. to benefit the church. A hearty program has been arranged and a large attendance is expected.
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Daily Herald
Williamsport Methodist Ehurch
Woodrow School
Williamsport Methodist Church
Dr Robison Returns to Texas After Illness
Dr Robison goes back to Texas after a long period away due to illness. He hopes to resume duties with his family and church, aiming for a satisfactory recovery and possible September return.
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DR. Robison
Texas
Men's Clothing Store Remodels in Grand Rapids
Abe Bauman of Bogats ky Bauman undertakes a major interior remodeling of his men's store with new fixtures by J. H. Thomas & Son. Seven wall cases plus existing five floor cases expand capacity to about twenty five hundred suits and overcoats. Show department shifts to rear. new front and deeper windows planned. mirrors, seating, and reorganized aisles enhance shopping. A remodeling sale runs to clear summer stock ahead of fall arrivals. sale begins Thursday morning.
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Daily Herald
Abe Bauman
Bogatsky & Bauman
Ross Thomas
J. H. Thomas & Son
Woods
Pelme
Grand Rapida
Bauman
Atien
Summons Comes 10 Former Columbian
Henry Wilkins, son of J A Wilkie, died at his Los Angeles home at noon yesterday after thirteen years in California. Survived by wife, mother, sister Chutl Wilkins, and two brothers Paul Wilkins of Houston and Anhlyy Wilkins of Columbia. Burial in Los Angeles tomorrow. The notice notes a funeral and burial details amid local tribute.
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Fippe ‘Tieaday
Henry Wilkins
J A Wilkie
Los Angeles
Calif
Kever
California
Deapas Mont
Anderson
Columbia
Lor Angeles
Atsler
Miew Chutl
Wilkins
Paul Wikine
Houston
Texas
Ai Anhlyy Wiliehia
la Angeles
Maury County Keeps Choicest Sheep At Home
A large Maury County sale at Moore and Sons Barns drew farmers and crooksmen who bought most of the offering, with choicest rams and many Hampshires remaining in the county. Prices ranged with ewes low and rams high, led by a Hampshire ram sale topping at 50.50 and a ram lot at 4.50 per head for some groups.
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Maury County
Moore & Sons
Daily Herald
A. H. Blastock
Lexington
My. Blastock
Herald
Lot Horlacher
Animal Lsandry
University of Kentucky
Blustovk
CL. Minglish
Lynnville
Hampshire
RH. Witt
Lennville
Many Improvements at Woldridge Store
Extensive improvements at Weldridge's drug store include a repaired ceiling walls being recovered furnishings cleaned and much more. Work proceeds with no interruption to business starting Monday in the Herald Carrier.
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Woldridge
Weldridge
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