Canteloupe Prices Lag As Shipments Expand
Twelve carloads of cantaloupes from Culleoka Produce Co have been shipped this season with four to five more carloads estimated. Prices are lower than hoped as competition rises from Arizona and Georgia. Farmers in this county face disappointing returns despite steady demand in Columbia and nearby towns.
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Liv Culleoka Produce Company
Awarkens
Arizona
Georgia
Fils
Columbia
Crowd at Grand Theatre Enjoys Vaudeville and Shts
A large audience packed the Grand Theatre last night for Voices a vaudeville program featuring Mr and Mrs Jor vorhies. The show highlighted Mr Wi and Mrs Moorhies amid enthusiastic applause with plans for further performances before moving on to Chicago for engagements.
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Grand Theatre
Jor
Vorhies
Moorhies
Mamage
Polly
Howe
Col Roper Takes Brief Vacation Across Counties
Col Bert H. Roper of Wine Garden Florida went away for several weeks with his wife Mrs Roper and Mrs Merrit Boulter while visiting Cal, Crileoky. He is a member of the Maury County Grange and a grower in the colony. He reports the members of the colony are happy and well.
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Pol Abel
Bert H. Roper
Ropers Forts
Merrit Boulter
Cwileoky
Cal
Roper
Quy Wading Grange Growers
Maury County
Payment wheel tax continues steadily in Maury County
Practically every automobile in Maury County will carry wheel tax tags before month end if current collection continues. County records show 1,700 autos tagged with wheel tax. fourteen tags were sold this month, some under distress warrants. August tax payments also rise with wagons and large vehicles included, totaling 5,764, still about 1,800 less than last year.
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Manly County
Lips. Com
Maury County
Wigan and Hugey
Former agent greeted warmly at farmers institute visit
Hein A. McLean, ex county agent, and district agents Miss Julia Reagan and Meean visited the farmers institute on Wednesday. Friends gave a hearty welcome, expressing affection for their work in the county and at Chattarauga with ties to the University of Tennessee and home demonstration programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hein A. McLean
Farmers Institute
Meean
Chattarauga
Julia Reagan
Chattanega
University of Tennesse
Watermelon Feast Postponed Amid Weather Clarification
A scheduled Watermelon Feast has been postponed after unclear weather or lighting conditions. Organizers cited safety concerns and promised a rescheduled date soon, urging attendees to watch local notices for updates.
Catfish Caught Weighing 21 Pounds At Local Spot
A report notes a 21 pound catfish caught by Grover Parks near Duck River on a Saturday. Joe Whitworth and local observers describe the catch and the landing as a notable event in the river fishing scene.
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Mary Herutiy
Joe Whitworth Price
Grover
Parks
Triplets defeat Mules in fifth game of series
In a pitchers duel LeRoy blanked the Mules while Drennan allowed five hits. Lee at short starred, handling thirteen chances with five putouts and eight assists flawless. Maixtey led with two safeties as Flowe Underwood and Flack added three-baggers for the Triplets who edged the Mules 5 0 in a five game series.
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Drennan
LeRoy
Lee
Maixtey
Vlowe
Underwood
Flack
Sheffield
Bima
Bissett
Tilton
Wyege
Tad Wallace
Lettoy
Ae Ole Penne
Columbia
Zemek
Wd Wy
Baker
Ueda Hy Shepherd
OI Smith
Hoxtoy
Stein
Prax
Drennansph
Freeman
Eerie
Ted
Mowe
Romine
Shepherd Stuolen
Flowe
Sheffield i. Columbia
Tine
Lauzon
Louisville Livestock End Of Week Market Report
Louisville stock exchange bulletin reports cattle receipts at 400 head with a slow market, hogs receipts 2,000 head and prices from 10.25 to 10.25 for various weights, and sheep receipts at 9,700 head with a slow market. Prices shown include hogs from 165 pounds up to 10.25 and lighter weights around 10, while cattle and sheep show subdued demand in Louisville Kentucky.
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Bourbon Stock Yarde
Louisville
Uits
Nashville Livestock Market Report Aug 11 Y
Nashville Tenn August 11 Moe receipts 4 500 Market from seventy five to eighty five cents lower Battle receipts 200 Market steady Sheep and lamb receipts 800 Market steady
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Union Stock Yards
Herald
Nashvile
Tenn
Moe
Quotations for Hogs Cattle and Produce Prices Listed
A price list shows hogs and cattle ranges by weight and grade including heavy hogs 240 pounds, light pigs 105 to 160 pounds, and various steer and heifer categories with price spreads. Produce and grain items are noted with per unit costs for eggs butter fat milk and agricultural inputs such as corn, oats, wheat, flour, and clover mixes.
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Eess Stoo
Fragmented OCR News Snippet From Birmingham Area
A garbled clipping cites varying phrases about Japanese film officials and American reactions, mentioning Indiana farmers using gas tucks for harvest protection and references to chemical substances. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent events or dates.
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Birmingham
Ala
Porker price slump jolts markets nationwide
A sharp drop hit hog prices this morning with declines of seventy five to eighty five cents on both the Louisville and Nash markets. The cattle market was steady, sheep and lambs slow, while local markets held firm according to dealers.
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Louisvile
Nashie
Prisoners Reach Reval After Banishment
The State Department confirms arrival in Reval of American prisoners who had been held in a Baltic port. United Press reports that the group reached the Estonian capital yesterday, ending their long detention after a period of imprisonment under unspecified conditions.
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United Press
Washington
Ate
State Department
Reval
Legislation Powerless To Restore Prosperity To Farmers
The Tennessee farmers group urges a national survey of marketing, lower freight costs, and fair taxation to support agricultural prosperity. They endorse the Muscelw Shoals project, oppose retail price rises, back a controlled oleomargarine tax, and seek federal action to curb armaments spending. The committee pledges loyalty to state institutions and rural development.
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Nike
Tennessee
Congress
Withways
On Great Suite University
Tennesser
Burkitt Attendance at Farmers Meeting Breaks Record
Burkitt again attends the farmers meeting in the afternoon, secretary present. Attendance surpasses all prior records, and strong interest is sustained among farmers at the session.
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Burkitt
Middle Tennessee farmers convention closes with broad attendance
The three day Tennessee farmers convention ends amid strong praise for the speakers and program. Notable figures from the University of Tennessee and Kentucky farm groups presented on credit, lamb production, and dairy cattle. The event featured home makers sessions, a civic dress pageant, and prize presentations, drawing large crowds and high interest in practical farming demonstrations.
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University of Jennemee
Wl Oi
Joayce
Idi Bank
Lwolfrey Morgan
Secretny
Kentucky Farm Area Federation
Me. Morson
Mor H
Tennessear Pelenition
Buren
Herald
Col
Sumner County
Ats
Davison
Nevonventon
Wwlifety
Dent
Ie University of ‘Tennessee
Middle ‘Tennessee
Theron Pension
Allfeys
Minnesse
Shidilp Washandi Ak Apy
Actiow
PL A. Wilwon
College of Ageicnttare
University of ‘Tennerave
Middle Tennessee Raperiment
Wilson
AL Wyllie
University of Pennessee
Daley Catile
Spetlon
Columbia
Marthad Campbell
Carnot
Newnan College
Dam Kinney
Nashville
Addrass
Rakin
Alivision of Extension
Former Columbian Dies in Atlanta
John Pickard, age forty five, died Monday night at 7 after a assault by Con Condon. He was born in Columbia and was the son of the late Captain John Pickard. Survived by his wife, three children, and two sisters. Funeral held today. Pickard’s body was found after he left his store on Pedent street and was attacked near Peachires and North Pryon. He died of injuries at a hospital.
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de John Pickard
Ate Anth
Con
Condon
Brobert Rillen
Airs
Don 1
Polybins
Columbia
John Pickard
Plekied
New Manney
Murfreast Boro
Mey Mare Plowrd
Atwok
Talebing
Aly Ati
Wekurilnd
We Phokard
Pedent Street
Peachires
North Pryon
Pickard
Erie
Newel
Pickwed Wee
Lange Ding
Precaution Taken to Protect Prisoners Reported
Fragmented UPI copy from Savannah reports precautionary steps to safeguard prisoners during an incident. The text is garbled, but mentions audits, guards, and an event at Williams Handel with references to violence and transfers.
Honery mane dinner mystery hints at Providence event
Fragmentary text suggests a local Providence evening event or shop activity with garbled wording. Key names and details are unclear, but it hints at a community gathering or sale involving a dinner arrangement and a teehane or detirw term. Further readable context needed for accuracy.
Free Typhoid Vaccination At Local Health Center
The Milly public health center will open tomorrow afternoon at the courthouse basement to administer free typhoid shots to residents within Colum bi corporate limits. Dr Robert Pillow Jr and assistant Sarah Addison oversee the clinic with about 200 doses available. attendance is expected to be moderate.
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Milly
Court Rose
Columbi
Robert Pillow, Jr
Sarah
Addison
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