Personal notices from Columbia society page
Misses Lily Hodesberger and Viole Kalenth among a steady stream of guests visiting relatives in Columbia and nearby towns. Readers also note many travelers heading to Nashville, Primm Springs, Dawson Springs, and Jackson, with frequent visits to family and friends across Kentucky, Tennessee, and Arkansas.
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Knox Polk
Nashville
Columbia
H. J. Hendley
W. P. Woldridge
Lacy Whitaker
Primm Springs
Louise Stokes
Lucile Neely
Bigbyville
John Dee
Hazel Dugger
W. H. Keller
Mine Sheile Cook Undergoes Tonsil Removal at King's Daughters
Mine Sheile Cook underwent surgery Wednesday at King's Daughters Hospital to remove tonsils. She is recovering at home and doing nicely.
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King’s Daughters ‘Hospital
Virus permit holders to meet in Columbia and discuss hog cholera
Dr M Jacob state veterinarian calls Middle Tennessee session for virus permit holders at Columbia High School August 11 at 7 30 p m. Dr Robert Jay U S Bureau of Animal Industry will lecture on the present status of hog cholera and other infectious swine diseases. About a thousand permit holders are expected to attend alongside the Farmers Institute.
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M. Jacob
Middle Tennessee
Robert Jay
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Columbia
Middle Tennessee Farmers’ Institute
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Porker Prices Unchanged Today On Local Markets
On the Louisville and Nashville markets porker prices remained unchanged. Cattle receipts slow with grassers lower. Hog receipts 1,600. market active and steady with defined weight brackets and prices. Sheep and lambs receipts 3,700 with varied top ranges and lower end prices.
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Loulaville
Nashville
Nashville Livestock Prices and Produce Report
Nashville Tenn August 5 Nashville stock yards reports hog receipts 1000 head market steady heavies 14 50 mediums 16 heights 15 pigs 10 26 to 11 75 roughs 11 25 down cattle receipts 200 head market weak sheep and lambs 200 head market lower tops 11 to 12 seconds 6 fat sheep 6 down bucks 4 down produce eggs 36 hens 24 26 fry ing chickens 30 38 packed butter 27 cents per lb turkeys 20 25 hens 25 cents geese fc per lb Irish potatoes 175 to 200 clover and grasses red clover 37 bu alsike clover 35 blue grass 4 orchard grass 4 timothy 6 7 herbagrass 220 lb grain and flour corn per barrel 80 0 flour superlative patent 14 25 per barrel beat patent 18 75 per barrel bran 64 per ton shorts 76 per ton oats per bushel 75 cents wheat strictly no 2 2 00 wool wool free from burrs 30 cents per pound
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Bourbon
The
Herald
Louisville
Union Stock Yards
Nashville
Tenn
Shorts
500 Educators Attend South Conference in Chattanooga
In Chattanooga Tennessee on August 5 the Southern citizens conference on educational work at Montagle drew about 500 educators business and professional men. The program featured a discussion of rural school consolidation led by Prof G C Sargent from Colorado with many delegates debating finances and teacher supply. Miss Margaret M Streeter of California denounced jazz music as a demoralizing influence on American schools.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Southern Citizens
Montagle
G. C. Sargent
Colorado
Margaret M. Streeter
California
White Girls a Problem in London's Chinatown
London magistrates confront a rising issue as young white girls stray into Limehouse’s Chinatown attracted by colored men. Miss Lee notes Chinese suitors are chivalrous while white wives increase. some girls seek adventure after sensational literature and films, with a few educated and pretty among them.
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United Press
London
Limehouse
Lee
Chinatown
Thames Police Court
Cairns
Smuggle of priceless Russian jewels rattles London merchants
London, Aug 5. Priceless gems once owned by the Russian empress and royal family have reportedly been smuggled into England despite authorities. Bolshevist emissaries aim to use the jewels to replenish Soviet propaganda coffers. some are already in London shops with others possibly bound for America via Vladivostok and Amsterdam.
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London
Russia
England
Merica
Vladivostok
Amsterdam
Lawrence County Sends Big Crowd to Farmers Institute
The Lawrenceburg News notes keen county interest in the farmers institute at Columbia with each community electing delegates to compete for the largest number attending. Departures by car are set for 8 45 p m Tuesday August 10 with room and meal costs under 75 cents for two rooms and meals from 5 00 up. Rail travelers can leave Lawrenceburg at 8 a m with a return train about 8 p m to enjoy the full day’s program.
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Lawrenceburg
Farmers Institute At
Columbia
Lawrence County
Tuesaday
Thompson Graham Co Receiver Sought In Creditors Bill
Memphis Tenn Aug 5 A receiver was asked for the Thompson Graham Company in a general creditors bill by Portland Cement Company claiming insolvent status and unpaid $2000 for materials. An injunction barred removal of machinery and appliances from the chancery court's jurisdiction. John Thompson Jr of Nashville, president, previously disappeared from a train between Memphis and Nashville and was later located in Augusta Ark. The firm, known in Missour County for paving Columbia's streets.
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Memphis
Tenn
Thompson- Graham Company
Portland Cement Company
Chancery
Thompson Grasham Company
John Thompson, Jr
Nashville
Augusta
Ark
Kiwanis Banquet Nears with Charter Formality
Everything is in place for the Kiwanis Club banquet at County High School tomorrow night. Wives of members have organized a large spread. President Beasley expects an engaging program and pleasant surprises for members. The district governor will deliver the charter, a formal step the club has not yet completed.
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Columbia
Beasley
Republicans Hold First Primary in County History
Republicans conduct the first county primary election, a quiet event with few voters at the circuit court room. Littigton is expected to win the district, and the ninth district faces no contest in the general election. The piece notes the new secret ballot era in Tennessee and mentions the general election turnout being less than the primary.
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Badein
Circuit Court Room
Littigton
Tennessee
Etry Home
Laying of Cable Ordered Stopped by British Vessel
In Washington the British cable ship Colonial was instructed not to lay the Western Union cable to Miami. The Weasel will cut off Miami and surrender its charter for the Florida to Miami landing. Five American destroyers stood off Miami port to block the landing over alleged unfair terms. In New York, vice president George W. Be. At king said no unlawful act is planned and the public will be informed.
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United Press
Washington
Aug
Colonial
Western Union Company
Miami
South America
New’ York
Florida
George W. BE
King
Poultry Club to Meet Saturday in Maury County
Maury county poultry association will hold its first meeting this Saturday at 2 pm in the county agricultural chamber. Miss Lula Chictvotlen, the new demonstration agent, will speak and meet members. many are meeting Miss Chriesman for the first time. The group reports profitable experience and plans to continue practical demonstrations.
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Maury County
Coas
Couny Coulflcial Agriculture
Lula Chictvotlen
Misa Chriesman
Rockefeller funds end Shanghai medical college project
Shanghai reports that a nearly million dollar effort funded by the Rockefeller foundation to graduate seven medical students at Union Medical College has ended. The abandonment of a broader six million dollar program to expand China’s medical schools follows St John’s University planning a large campus expansion.
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United Press
Shanghai
Union Medical College
Rockefeller Foundation
St. John’s University
Rockefeller
China
Americas
Far East
Peking
Japan Press Walks the Chalk Line Under Embargoes
Tokyo reporters face strict press embargoes amid a complex system of 34 known rules plus police and judicial restrictions. The memo notes 38 named items with many relating to boron news and other sensitive topics. Authors warn of the volatile environment for publishing in Japan.
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Nippon
United Press
Tokyo
Japan
Ford
Eriminsie
Aeven Iteen
Boren News
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