For Sale and Wanted Farm Commodities by Rail Marketing
The Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis Railway Marketing Service lists for sale items including velvet beans red clover seed Angora goats Bermuda grass seed sorghum molasses and various lumber posts and seed, with buyers seeking barley seed velvet beans tomatoes peppers oats rye and many other farm products and live stock. Names and addresses of owners and buyers will be furnished to producers for price and quantity details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Attanooga & St. Louis Ry
Jom
War disrupts teaching force as war takes teachers
War will strike teaching forces with many pedagogue losses from the school room yet no trouble in securing competent instructors is anticipated and schools will be kept at pre war standard. Some teachers are called to service while others are accepted for sessions elsewhere. the county and state expect replacements, including women, to fill vacancies and preserve educational welfare during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sma
Max Hardison
John E. Moore
United States Army
Isition
Glendale
Boehms
Hickman County
Isem's
Stephenson
Monte McDaniel
Graham
Harris
Ose
Sr 10
Grady
Ateas Ae
Marriage Licenses Issued in Local Register
Solins wed Miss Malora Ed vad er Miss Bessie Cook in a ceremony recorded amid other licenses. Farnheart married Jessie Crit Roy Peper, uniting with Miss Charlotte El- Vinhee. Snow Blacks ceremony noted as part of the same licensing list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solins
Malora
Ed Vader
Bessie Cook
Rarnheart
Jessie Crit
Roy Peper
Charlotte el- Vinhee
Rant
Snow Blacks
Ira
Community drying plants save food in Nebraska
Women in Nebraska use community drying plants to preserve surplus fruits and vegetables for winter. Operated by local clubs and funded by minimal operation costs, these facilities dry produce at churches, schools, libraries, and civic buildings, with Rotary and Commercial Club sponsorships in North Lincoln Fremont and Omaha. The USDA supports drying as an effective conservation method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Washington, D.C
Nebraska
United States Department of Agriculture
C. W. Pugsley
Nebraska Extension Service
Saveral
County Council of Defense
Som
North Lincoln
Rotary Club
Fremont
Commercial Club
University Place
City Improvement Club
Omaha
Public Welfare Club
Cottage View
Community Club
Spring Hill Women Lead War Effort and Voter Registration Slump
In Spring Hill, Mrs J Brice Martin heads about seventy women crafting 3000 surgical articles for army and navy use, shipped soon to aid servicemen. The piece notes low registration activity in Columbia ahead of municipal and county elections, with Mayor Dedman rumored to seek a fourth term though not confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Hill
J. Brice Martin
Army
Navy
W. C. Branham
Review Club
Cheairs
Good Woman Is Called Home
Mrs. Samuel G. Delk died Tuesday night at her son’s home in Greenfield Bend at eighty two. She had been ill a year and lived a devout Christian life as a longtime member of the Christian church. Survived by six sons and three daughters, funeral held at four with Elder W. S. Morton officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Delk
Son
Greenfield Bend
Samuel G. Delk
H. Delk
Wll
Rm, Delk
Texas
J. Z
S$. H Delk
This County
JJ. V. Wiley
R. W.fariss
T. Z. Voss
W. S. Morton
Maury Undertaking Co
Mrs Martha Ann Moore Passes Away Near Columbia
Mrs Martha Ann Moore died Monday night at her son's residence eight miles from Columbia on Bear Creek pike after a long illness. A Baptist for over forty years her Life inspired family and friends. Funeral service was held Tuesday near Cullooka conducted by Rev J M Robison. She is survived by one son. Interment was in the family lot with pallbearers Jerry Holt Vincent Redding W L Cross John Redding J B McKnight Buck Wiles. Maury Undertaking Co. in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ann Moore
Columbia
Bear Creek Pike
Baptist Church
Baptist
Cullooka
J. M. Robison
Central Presbyterian Church
Jerry Holt
Vincent Redding
W. L Cross
John Redding
J. B
McKnight
Buck” Wiles
Maury Undertaking Co
Wilmouth Bowen Goes to France on Furlough
Wilmouth Bowen second lieutenant in the officers reserve corps of the U S Army is here for a brief furlough. Bowen was among volunteers for immediate service in France and is expected to be ordered soon to Hoboken N J for transportation across the waters. It is understood that Fleet Lieutenant C Max Hardison is another detail for this duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmouth Bowen
S Army
Lieut. Bowen
France
Hoboken
N. J
C. Max Hardison
Ice Cream Supper At Water Valley Saturday Night
Ice cream supper scheduled at Water Valley this Saturday evening at seven o clock. Public invitation extended to all residents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Valley
Farmers Giving to Noble Cause in Woodrow Meeting
Woodrow citizens held a Tuesday night meeting with about thirty-five farmers attending. Speeches by Mrs Atrie W. Bryan, County Agent McLean, H. M. Mayberry, Dr. Ragedale, W. J. Russell covered farm and home economics. A $25 pledge was secured for the YMCA Army and Navy work with more expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow
Army
Navy
Young Men's Christian Association
Mra
Atrie W. Bryan
McLean
H. M. Mayberry
Ragedale
W. J. Russell
Lfe
Justice of the
Joe T. Wilks
Joe Frank Porter
M.C. A
Dean Morgan to inspect sites for Middle Tennessee Station
Prof. H A Morgan dean of the College of Agriculture at the University of Tennessee will visit Saturday with a party to meet the county court committee and locate the Middle Tennessee Experiment Station. They will review eight options and additional proposals, start inspections Saturday morning, and not expect to finish in one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Morgan
College of Agriculture
University of Tennessee
Middle Tennessee Experiment Station
Jasper C. Taylor
Morgan
Rye
Brandon
Middle Tennessee Farmers’ Institute
Bryson
Maury County
Prof. Morgan
Middle Tennessee
Food Inspectors Commissioned by State Fire Prevention
The Tennessee Department of Fire Prevention issues letters to mills elevators and grain storage sites announcing commissions for several special food conservation inspectors. Cards show signatures of Governor Tom Kilgore Rutledge Smith and Ed M Gillenwaters with a photo on the reverse. Recipients are urged to verify identity before granting access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Fire Prevention
State of
Tennessee
Ed Gullenwaters
Tom
Kye
Don
Rutledge Smith
State Council of Defense
Stephenson Accepts Post at Columbia Bank & Trust Co
Fred Stephenson, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. John Stephenson, has left the freight office of the Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co to join the Columbia Bank & Trust Co. He assumes the job vacated by Gilmer Greenlaw and Jesse Ellington, who will soon return to school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stephenson
John 3. Stephenson
Loulaville & Nashville Railroad Co
Columbia Bank & Trust Co
Stephenson
Gilmer Greenlaw
Jesse Ellington
Monte J Fariss Veteran Postal Worker Leaves Town for Nogales
Monte J Fariss, oldest in service at the local post office, leaves Saturday for Nogales Arizona to start a new business as an auto dealer succeeding his brother in law John E Johnson. Fariss also ran the Nashville Banner subscription list for nearly twenty years and will be missed as a faithful postal worker and community figure with a large family and active church role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte FP. Faris
Nogales
Arizona
Farisa
Fariss
Nashville Bamoner
John E. Johnson
Johnson
First Methodist Church
Free Pass Denied as Exemption Board Denounces Claim
On Tuesday an exemption applicant argued he was sole supporter of his widowed mother and that farm duties prevented service. The board rejected his claim and directed him to the district board in Nashville. He sought government transport to the capital. clerk Gray said no expenses for avoiding service, but transport to the mobilization camp opening September 4 would be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Gray
Getting Ready for Court Appeals
In Circuit Court Clerk Sam Hayes office busy scenes unfold as two typewriters copy briefs for September civil appeals. The Woods estate case against International Agricultural Corp will fill roughly seven hundred pages of typed material, the largest docket item from the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hayes
Court of Civil Appeals
J. L. Woods
Ellis Woods
International Agricultural Corporation
Dancing and hugging in music debate noted
A fragment discusses dancing as hugging to music and suggests better hugging in a conservatory without music, implying a playful commentary on social dancing and musical influence. The text mentions Stitt in a quip about choosing a quieter setting for hugging than dancing with music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitt
Conservatory
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ashville
Chattanooga
L. P. Bellah
Nashville, Tennessee
Riveral
Housewives OF
Spring Bell
Service Nation
Army and Navy
Tox
Dedman
Votteran
The
Elpscribe
the Herald
Dean Morgan
Department
ED M. Gillenwaters
Monte J. Fariss
Postal
Nogales, Arizona
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!