Crimson clover urged to rebuild soil in Maury County
The Good Seed Committee of the County Council of Agriculture urges farmers to plant crimson clover to restore fertility, noting it can substitute for 10 to 15 loads of barnyard manure per acre and improve rotation. Prices for crimson seed are rising, but the agriculture council pledges to secure low costs and promote widespread adoption.
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Tigmediaane
Shiury County
Dover
Soper Tile Lois
County Council
Council of Agriculture
Maury County
County Council of Agriculture
A. BE. Murphey
J.T, Jeanette
J. H, Hardison
Reverend Atkinson Preaching Here This Summer
From Monday's Daily Herald Rev W F Atkinson of Crescent City Florida fills the pulpit at Garden Street Presbyterian Church during the summer vacation. He once served Marshall County and now spends the season here, preaching each Sunday. An interesting turnout formed a meeting with the church. He previously officiated at Oxford Miss where Prof Rot Harris was a prominent member. Mr Burris is noted as a leading member of the church. Mr Atkinson will preach there until the end of September.
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Daily Herald
W. FF. Atkinson
Crescentity
Florida
Oxfora
Miss
Rot. Harris
Mir Burris Fe
Atktehon
Fiday
Robert Pillow
Public Health Center
Court House
Sara Addison
Hed “Cross Home Service
Home Service
Red Cross Horse
Pillow
Pilsow
Columbia
Yaelne
Tyhotd
Road Work in Full Progress in the County
Road work is in full progress across the county with vehicles, teams, and hundreds of volunteers improving grades, ditches, culverts, and gravel coverage. Superintendent Wilkes notes strong citizen cooperation as summer labor boosts roads for winter use and better weather resilience. A separate note mentions a dredge project in Scotland to extract platinum from river sands in Colombia.
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Fiday
Dailys Heralda
Disteletscome
Wilkes
Colombia
South America
Scotland
Voters hurry to qualify for coming contest
Registration in Columbia began this morning with a rush as voters prepare for the municipal contest and democratic primary. Within two hours about sixty certificates were issued, mostly to men, with a rush anticipated in the afternoon as women organize to vote. The rule remains that registration must be in person, a fact emphasized by County Election Board Chairman James H. Kannon. Registration will continue daily from early morning until nine at night for ten days, closing next Thursday night.
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Columbia
Court House
Palsan
James H. Kannon
County Election Board
M. Pleagany
Inet
Crest
James J Parrish Dies at Dark's Milly Farm
James J Parrish a leading county farmer died at 8 20 this morning at his home Dark's Milly in his 50th year Funeral services will be Sunday at 3 at the residence conducted by Rev M P Woonfashvile assisted by Dr W lor of the Firati Columbia burial in nearby cemetery pallbearers listed and honorary pallbearers named He survived by wife and one sister Mrs Mary Hannah of Franklin He was long active in Jersey cattle farming in Maury County and ran a large dairy whose butter fed the Maxwell House plants.
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James J. Parrish
Dark's Milly
M. P. Woon Fashvile
W. Lor
Firati Columbia
W. F. Anderson
Felix Nelson
J. C. Voorbies
A. Fleming
Thomas
Parrish
Mary Hannah
Franklin
Jersey
Maury County
Parrist
Maxwell House
Watson appointed to fill vacancy at Spring Hill
John Watson Jr. is named registrar at Spring Hill replacing Charles Knapp by order of Thomas H. Taylor, secretary of the county electoral commission. The term was vacant after resignation and the appointment was made to fill the vacancy and serve until a formal process could finalize.
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Spring Hill
Republicar
John Watson, Jr
Charles Knapp
Thomas H. Taylor
Counry
Formissiog
Highway Open To Traffic From Columbia To Huckaby Lane
Road now open from Columbia to Huckaby Lane as progress continues on the other end, restoring travel flow in the area.
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Columbia
Huckaby Lane
Four Miles Remain On New Jackson Highway Progress
From Williamson to Neapolis readers urged to come. Four acres in grounds and four more miles to finish by mid September amid heavy traffic. Knoxville Construction Co. chief B Carr says road from Columbia to Huckaby Lane and to Neapolis near completion. typhoid vaccine drive to run 2:30 to 4 at county health center. Mt Pleasant education boards accept William H. Long site for new school, cost around 50000, bonds authorized.
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Williamson
Neapolis
Daily Herald
B. Carr
Knoxvile Construction Company
Jackson Military Highway
Éraine
Columbia
Bear Creek Pike
Wilk Mson
Neapotas
Carr
Dark’s Mill
Fnally
Nashville
Neavile
Mt. Plenwaht Board of Education
County Board of Education
Annie Ue
Mtunt
William H. Long
Mt. Pleasant
Russell
Graham
Lape
Doctor Pillow to Vaccinate for Typhoid at Health Center
City health officer Dr. Robt. Pillow will administer typhoid prevention vaccines at the health center on Monday. The announcement urges residents to get vaccinated to reduce risk and protect the community.
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Robt. Pillow
Committees Favor Mt Pleasants Location for New School
Committee members from two boards of education express satisfaction with the Mt Pleasant site for a planned new school. The group cites accessibility and potential pupil capacity as key factors guiding the decision. Officials emphasize timely progress and coordinated funding.
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Boards OF Education
MT. Pleasant
Isom club hears H C Fulton at meeting
The Isom community club meeting last Monday night featured H C Fulton cash ier of the Phoenix National Bank as principal speaker. He offered a modest entertaining and inspiring talk stressing how individual affairs can address national problems today.
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Daily Herald
Isom
H. C. Pulton
Phoenix National Bank
Dodson's Liver Tone Linked to Fatal Harm
A dated advertisement warns against Dodson's Liver Tone and calomel products, claiming the remedy causes fatal harm and paralysis to the liver. It cautions readers not to sicken or compromise liver health and notes illegitimate claims of regulating the liver.
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W. F. Atkisson
Watson
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William Hi. Long
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Dodson
Monte Menstel Aod
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