Rally Hill to Get First New School Building in County
A Rally Hill committee told Superintendent Graham funds for Rally Hill’s portion of a $1,500 building fund will be deposited in a bank once county bonds are sold. The county appropriated $3,600 with citizens supplying $1, the plan aiding consolidation. The project aims to serve about 125 children with three teachers, replacing several one teacher schools.
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Graham
Daily Herald
Prof
J. A. (Dock) Crawe
H .T. Moore
T. Amin
A.C. Willams
Italy Hin
Brown
County Board of Education
Eritzein
Seven Ears of Gorn Harvest Report at Walker Farm
Report from Hayey & Jackson notes seven ears of corn found on P. J. Walker’s farm near Pleasient. Walker, owner of forty five acres, expects at least 12 barrels per acre with favorable season. Witnesses state field conditions and yield potential exceed typical expectations.
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F. L. Walker
Satanlayy
Dalyy
WH. Jackson
Hayey & Jackson
P. J. Walker
Sy Miles
Pleasient
Walker
Fae Voraile Seasus
Voru
Alent
Jwekeon
Felt Like Eating After a Spring on the Farm
A farmer from Acworth Georgia E B Mulkey recalls fatigue and poor health after a hard spring. He attributes improvement to Ziron iron tonic, noting restored appetite, strength, and energy for fall farm work. He says boils dried and urges others to try Ziron, claiming it is reliable for men women and children.
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E. B. Mulkey
Route 1
Acworth
Road Hands Work Roads Not Paying in County Tax
Citizens subject to road duty this year work off time on roads instead of paying the commutation tax, causing a drop in revenue from last year. About 500 have paid so far, compared with nearly 2,000 previously. Regular crews move across the county to improve roads, with Butler pleased by the efficiency. Significant work on the Carter's Creek Pike aims to handle traffic diverted by Nashville pike improvements. A stray item notes a New Zealand cuckoo crossing to Nashville, then ocean travel to Australia.
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Daily Herald
Butler
Garters Creek
Heig
Nashville
Not Over 2 500 Meeting Costs In Maury County Primary
The article discusses Democratic voters in Maury County facing a Democratic primary with poll tax and registration requirements. It estimates about 3,000 qualified voters, with around 500 Republicans likely excluded, predicting turnout near 2,500 unless funds or bonds adjust the situation. It notes money market conditions prevent five percent bonds from selling at par and details county court resolutions on funding school bond expenses via community assessments and potential up‑front payments.
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Priday
Daily Herald
Tels
Maury
York
Graham
Council Rooms Occupied In New County Office Quarters
Saturday's City Herald reports Pvt. Evan A. McLean moves into the council rooms of agriculture, to be used by a hue demonstration agent. The council rooms are complete awaiting furniture and county court may appropriate funds. The first meeting was held in the new quarters this afternoon.
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City Herald
Evan A. McLean
Counil ‘of Agriculture
Hue Demonstration Lagent
County Court
Kimanis Club to Receive Charter Next Friday
The Kiwanis Club plans a night meeting next Friday with the district governor of the Kentucky Tennessee clubs presenting the charter. A banquet at Bethel House is unlikely and a dinner may be served by the wives and sweethearts of Kiwanians in the County High School dining room. A committee will meet Tuesday to finalize plans for entertainment.
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Dalyy Herald
Kiwanis Club
Bethel House
Dedman
Tuéadky
Tomato champion crowned by weighty stalks at Herald office
W A Lyles, of Cullooka Nike, delivers six tomatoes on one stalk weighing six pounds and five tomatoes on another stem weighing four pounds to The Herald. The report notes the potato crown will pass from Mc Anderson once his crop is weighed, marking Lyles as the tomato champion.
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W. A. Lyles
W. F. Anderson Nelo
Herald Office
Mr. Lyle
McAnerson
Fragmentary notes on markets and photography
The text mentions five per cent bonds unlikely to sell, Greek church jewels valued above European leaders. It notes a cheap column ad, a single airplane hall covered with photos spanning forty square miles. Cameras are automatic, snapping until film is used. The European tarantula site is deemed more dangerous than in the U S or Mexico.
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Europe
United States
Mexico
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Kimanis Club
Giles
Great Lynville Corn Belt
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Louisville & Nashville
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