Increased attendance features second day's session of convention
The Middle Tennessee Farmers Institute continued with a larger turnout as Dean T. P. Cooper urged businesslike farming balancing crops and livestock. He said the 100 percent farmer blends individuality and work with management, stressing managerial ability, soil knowledge, and five farm management commandments.
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Middle Tennessee Farmers Institute
Dean T. P. Cooper
Kentucky College of Agriculture
Dean Cooper
Ike
Muicron
Dean Comper
Fy. M. Jacob
Tennessee
Harke
Announcement for Sheriff Candidate Clashes with Opponent
An election notice labeled Announcement for Sheriff outlines Hardy Gkelley seeking the sheriff’s post. The text appears to attack opponent Germany-Mv Gheewy and invites support for the Shortt candidacy amid a contentious race.
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Answare Hardy Gkelley
Gerdtvny
DIMPLE OF UNIVERSE SURE DOES LOOK 6000
County Court records note W. Lapa comb left Columbia for California and returned this morning with remarks on a deliberative trip. The principal questions concern land west of a river and potential trade implications for Maury County.
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Wedhesiny
Ierk
W. Lapacomb
Columbia
Calfornia
Nia Mornin
Mr. Lipscomiy
Maury County
Alssingt
Bridge Contractors Notice Near Pat Creek and Hair mh
Local notice lists August 11 1121 construction on concrete bridges over Pat Creek and Tallowing details. Superintendent Renits issues orders for the county work near Digby area. Limited legible information remains due to OCR damage.
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Pat Creek
von Tite Digby
Oma
Youestioning Tax Tales Sparks City Politics in Cherry Row
Mayor Cherry pushes for an interview on the city’s finances while Yoest defends the administration. The piece describes property taxes with three residents reporting diamonds as personal property and automobiles assessed at low city values, alleging past neglect of the sinking fund and debt.
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Baily Horst
Adiiistration
Herald
W. C. Cherry
Ue Efty
Advieite
C Ity
FB. Kannon
Ree Porter
City Recorder
Tix Wesessor
Yoess
Yoest
Business Men's
Yoeust
Chote
Huss
Geome
Tie Business Tren
Vorst
Mr. Youst
Dedman
Mr. Yoest
Wally
Mr. Yoost
Anethird
Taxis
Gulleoka Club Meeting Plans for Planting Event
The Gulleoka community club prepares for a Saturday afternoon gathering to plant ostractherion and establish a custom site. Officials expect attendees to witness the planting and view exhibits by Colemen and others connected to the local state fate exhibit.
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Otracherrion
Frank Swansburg 10 Quit Business
Frank Swansburg after thirteen years of continuous business in Columbia will retire. He came to Columbia thirty-one years ago and with his sister opened The Racket in the building now occupied by Columbia Water & Light. He moved to the Masonic Temple in 1881 where he conducted The Racket successfully. He served as alderman for the second ward about six years and on the city school board. The store has been closed for stock-taking and a big sale will follow to clear goods for the Oldshine Company of Nashville, which has leased the store and will carry the same line in Columbia.
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Daily Herald
Frank Swansburg
Columbia
Swansburg
Cloumbia Water & Bight
Swensburg
Masonic Temple
Columbra
Swanaiurg
Oldshine Company
Nashville
Olwhine Company
Lewisville
Wll
Niet
Maury County
Mt. Pleasant
Porter's
Spring Hall
New Hope
Theta
Bally Hill
McCrory’s
Cullecka
Sandy Hook
Cross Bridges
George H Dawson Elates Into Rest
George Hinton Dawson aged twenty five, son of the late Phil Dawson, died at 12:00 this morning at his mother's home after a four day illness of brain inflammation. He was a Methodist and had a wide circle of friends. Survived by mother, four brothers Will, Pat, Luther Dawson of Cross Bridges, Walter Muson of Texas, two sisters Mrs Fannie Church and Mrs Mandel Curry of Cross Bridges. Funeral at 10:00 Thursday from the residence conducted by Rev Boyd S Fielder. Interment Ramsey Cemetery. Maury Undertaking Company in charge.
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Daily
George Hinton Dawson
Phil Dawson
Dawson
Methodist Church
Will
Pat
Luther Dawson
Cross Bridges
Walter Mwson
Texas
Fannie Church
Mandel Curry
Tohn
Boyd
Fielder
Ramsey Cemetery
Maury Undertaking Company
Hardy Skelley Enters Sheriff Race in Maury County
Hardy Skelley, a well known farmer and meat packer, announces his candidacy for sheriff on November 2. Supported by friends for months, he has a track record in public service including time on the county court and as district school commissioner. His campaign is set to be active and vigorous with strong local backing.
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Wally Herald
Hardy Skelley
Mr. Skelley
Skelley
Seally
Mr Skelley
Heighbar
Maury
Home Makers Hold Splendid Meeting
The Momakers section of the annual annals notes a successful Wednesday gathering. Demonstrations on poultry care and farm labor devices followed by a farm week program and a public display on the High School lawn with Mr. Kite M. Wells leading talks and demonstrations.
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Prom
Laity Herald
Momemakers
Annecs
Kite M. Wells
Telephone Company Files Bill In Federal Court To Secure Increased Rates
The Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company filed in federal court to dissolve public utilities orders preventing immediate rate increases. The suit seeks to enjoin the commission from enforcing current rates and signals a broader fight over higher telephone charges, with a response from the utilities commission anticipated.
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Telephone Company
Herald
Nashville
Cumberland Telephone & Telesayy Company
IV Public Utilities Commission
Nestor
Depuy Company
Sanders Eoune
Telephone and Telegraph Company
Tea Pacha Company
Joyce Company
He Utilities Commission
Tel
Stabgs To Retain Plage O Force At Police Board
Patrolman Jake Stade will answer formal charges before the fire and police commission in Columbia this morning. Dal RP Moore, a member of the commission, says charges have been preferred against Fatred Man Stage and the towed dit h het lafemil fe attenond.
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Jake Stade
Columbia
Pominlestia
Dal RP Moore
Owl Moore
Permit Tolerance Of One Per Cent For Gasoline Prices
A government order under Chapter 5 1919 establishes price tolerances for gasoline and related commodities sold at or below one dollar per gallon. Tolerances vary by quantity and price brackets, including set percentages for quantities up to fifteen gallons and for larger quantities, with adjustments per gallon. The mimeographed text is partially garbled but indicates authority and targets for price stability.
Dairying Meeting Highlights State Dairy Outlook
Farmers at List School heard Prof C B Wylie of the University of Tennessee speak on the promising outlook for dairying. W E Ezull of Lewisburg discussed cow feeding and care on test, while Don T Cooper of Kentucky offered practical tips for beginners. A Jersey sale was endorsed for the Southern Cattlemen’s Association meeting in Knoxville, and a law to ban Tennessee milk with butterfat removed was approved. Dr KC Davis was reelected president. C A Hutton and F H Dunklin named officers.
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C. B. Wylie
University of Tennessees
W. E. Ezull
Lewisburg
Don T. P. Cooper
University of Kentucky
Southern Cattlemen's Association
Knoxville
Tennessee
KC. Davis
C. A. Hutton
Stevelard
F. H. Dunklin
Middle Tennessee
Besxeepers
Felt She Would Soon Collapse Recounts Health Turnaround
A Richmond woman, Mita Harlow, describes severe illness and nervous tremors that left her barely able to live. She credits tonic Tanlar with restoring her health, appetite, and strength, noting dramatic improvements after weeks of trial and praise from others.
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Tantac
Mita
M. J. Harlow
West
Sit St
Richmond
Amd
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Lipscomb
Golden West
Cherry
Gulleoka Club
Ghot
Oldshine CO
George H. Dawson
Sherif
MR. Houser
Kate M. Wells
Burnett
Dally Merald
Middle Tennessee Farmers Convention
William A. Burnett
Nashville Union Stock Yards
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