Seventy Two Inoculated For Typhoid Friday Clinic
Seventy two Columbians were inoculated against typhoid at the public health center by Dr Robert Fallow and nurse Sarah Addiada. A second shot will be given Monday as eighty two who received the first inoculation last Monday return for the second. The effort aims to reduce typhoid disease with free inoculations and cooperative health department backing.
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Daily Herald
Publi
Court House
Robert Fallow
Sarah Addiada
Additin
Pillow
Ile
Stae
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safer Calomel Alternative
A fragment describes Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless alternative to calomel, claiming it regulates the liver, bowels, and stomach without sickness or salivation. The note promotes a money back guarantee and denigrates calomel for its fast-acting, paralyzing effects.
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Dodson
Herald Carrier Makes Good at Wey and Abroad
Spencer, once a Herald carrier who reported The Herald years ago, has built a successful career in the US. Now based in Cairo, Missouri, he travels to Malden for a large wholesale job, visits his father J. Fe power near Pleasant Grove, and reflects on his early orphaned youth. He spent four years representing the firm and became well regarded alongside veteran peers Henry the Silent and others who also found success.
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Dally Herald
Spencer
Wey
Herald
Reliys
Cairo
Ulvoale Prevery House
Malden
J. Fe Power
Pleasant
I County
Lee
Henry the Silent
Griffin Named Continental Insurance Agent
J Walter Griffin is recorded as the agent for Continental Insurance Company at establish 7th Street location over Joke Hagian's, per the记 official notes.
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J. Walter Griffin
Agent Continental Insurance CO
Death Claims Ben F Watkins at 64 in Nashville
Mrs. Ben F Watkins died at 3 20 this morning at her Ninth Street home. A devoted Episcopalian, she leaves her husband and children Frank Reese Albert, Mary Margaret, W. W. Morgan, and W. L. White, with siblings J W Bunman and Fred Cowan. Funeral from Paters Church tomorrow at 2 20 conducted by Rev W B Kapers with W P Woldridge Judge King and others as pallbearers. Interment at Rose Hill.
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Daily Herald
Ben F Watkins
Ninth Street
Watkins
Episcopal Diary
W. B. Capers
W. P. Woldridge
King
W. C. Whitthorne
J. D. Rees
H. C. Hendley
Ide Nicholson
Rose Hill
Model Dairy Barn at Farm Station
Work to complete the big dairy barn at the Middle Tennessee Experiment Station is rushing ahead. Drains hills and concrete work progress as smellons arrive for placement. Machinery for separator and refrigeration will be installed this week. The barn will be a modern facility for tests and experiments benefiting Tennessee farmers, with about fourteen cows kept in milk year round.
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Daily Herald
Middle Tennessee Experiment Station
Tennessee
Few Are Paying Commutation Tax in County
From Saturday's Daily Herald, only about fifty citizens have paid the road commutation tax to the trustee. The higher tax of ten dollars, up from four, has reduced payments as many prefer to work five days on the road. A large share of paid taxes comes from the ninth district. Citizens on road ages are being pressed to pay or work, with many choosing road labor across the county. Mrs B C Thorne has returned to Manchester after a visit. J E Harris and their home act guests of Mrs.
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Daily Herald
Goas
Maury Jersey Sale Planned for October in Columbia
Maury county Jersey feeders plan a major October sale in Columbia with Joe Ballanfant and Jot Cullecki promoting cooperation of the county’s top breeders. About sixty to seventy leads catalogued. Breeders back full insurance on each animal to reflect credit on the breed and county. Cattle quality touted as among the world’s best with recent champions, while dairy profits ease farmers’ financial pressures amid readjustment.
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Daily Heraldo
Joe Ballaafant
Jot Cullecki
Bale Janfant
Ager
Ballanfant
Moury County
Jersey Grenders
Jersey
Middle Tennessee
Fire Destroys Grocery Store of R. B. Cooper
Fire early Friday morning destroyed the Mt. Pleasant grocery house and stock of Tt. B. Cooper, a longtime merchant. Loss estimated between 20 000 and 25 000 with about 4 000 insured. Origin unknown. Cooper was out of town. House on the square’s south side. Cooper plans to rebuild and return to business after twenty five years in operation.
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Daily Herald
Tt. B. Cooper
Mt. Pleasant
Cooper
Tennessee Farmer Convention Impresses University Leader
President H A Morgan of the University of Tennessee praised the Middle Tennessee Farmer's Institute meeting. He called it the finest farmers gathering he has attended, noting splendid representation and hopeful, thorough discussions. Morgan enjoys strong support among Tennessee farmers and speaks highly of their character and unity. Miss Bessie Porter Erwin has returned from McMinnville after receiving social attentions.
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H. A. Morgan
University of Tennessee
Middle Tennessee
Inet
Morgan
Tennessee
Han Moreriends
Eni
Ty Tristed
Mise
Bessie Porter
Erwin
McMineville
Abe
Wallace T. Sowell Dies at 57 a Maury County Farmer
Wallace T. Sowell prominent Maury county farmer dies Friday night at his Ninth street home after long illness. Funeral Sunday at First Christian church at 2 40 p m with burial in Rose Hill. Survived by wife Frances Farrar three daughters Vera Ruth Virginia Sowell one son Wallace Wright Sowell two sisters Mrs James Scobey and Mrs J A Hammond three brothers William I T Wilburn and Elder F C Sowell. Maury Undertaking Co. handles arrangements.
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Wallace T. Sowell
Maury County
Ninth Street
Lowell
Cheitlan
Eider J. Paul Shigden
Ebder W
Morton
Rose Hill Cemetery
J. Edward Seobey
Thomas W. Sowell
Ashley B. Sowell
J.B. Humaton
Clyde Sowell
Frank Sowell
Phoenix National Bank
Éllers
First Christian Church
W. P. Ridley
C.D. Park
George Williamson
Fred Journey
Frank T. Leonhardt
Sowell
William James
Emily J. Sowell
Mr. Sowell
Ford
Christian Church
Mr. Lowell
Frances Farrar
Vera
Ruth
Virginia Sowell
Wallace Wright Sowell
James E. Scobey
Mra
J. 4. Hammond
Nashville
William
Negro Farmers Institute Deliberations At High School
Negro farmers held their annual institute at the High School building despite Friday’s heavy rains. Professor James M. Dean urged farmers to stay on the land and improve. J W Halem of Nashville spoke on citizenship, with remarks by G W Senters and Professor Abernathy.
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Daily Herald
Negro Farmers of
James M. Dean
J. W. Halem
Nashville
Neegro Normal and Industrial School
G. W. Senters
Nashvile
Abernathy
Rain Boosts Crimson Clover Across Maury County
Rain today is expected to aid the germination of crimson clover on hundreds of acres in Maury County. Farmers anticipate the county’s clover acreage will top previous records as the crop benefits from the wet spell. Prices for red clover seed rise slightly due to demand, while crushed limestone costs remain high amid increased agricultural material costs.
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Daily Herald
Maury County
Erin
Women plan ballot to enforce law observance in county
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union plans to push questions on candidates for sheriff, aiming to curb bootleg liquor and enforce the law. They will publish replies in The Herald and may ask about deputy qualifications and enforcement strategy in a county troubled by alcohol and related crimes.
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Daily Herald
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Occidenta
Herald
Thank Columbia For Hospitality At Farmers Meet
From Monday's Daily Herald readers praise Columbia for hospitality shown to visiting farmers and their wives. Thomas Latt, permanent chairman of red homes for the engine Tennessee, notes courtesies and homey treatment. Columbia is called the meeting place for the farmers convention and visitors express gratitude for the welcome and the demeanor of local people. Several housewives telephoned to say they are pleased with the delegates and want more next year.
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Daily Herald
Columbia
Thomas L
Red Homes
Tennessee
Farmers Convention
Hardware Journal Highlights Local Store Display
The Hardware Merchants Trade Journal from Dew Moines ta shows an interior view of B. A. Sauterfald & Company store with chinaware on display. Dr Buchanan of Cumberland University attends, mingling with graduates, as locals celebrate the institution’s presence in the area.
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Hardware Merchants Trade Journal
Dew Moines
B. A. Sauterfald & Company
Buchanan
Cumberland University
Court confirms clerk report in Erwin case and sheriff race grows
Officials in the Erwin matter confirm the clerk and master report after a long chancery case as citizens discuss the sheriff race. Rumors swirl about candidates including K Houser and John D Dobbins while qualification deadlines loom ahead of the Democratic primary.
Judge Lytle to Move Here With Family in August
From Friday's Daily Herald Judge Thomas Lytle and family will relocate to our city on August 24. They have rented the upper story of Judge and Mrs. Jesse Tomlingon’s West End residence and will reside there. Lytle plans to leave Murfreesboro August 29 aboard a truck loaded with household goods and travel directly to Columbia. He expects to complete moving that night and be ready to receive Mia Lyte and I much as the come.
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Daily Herald
Thomas
Lytle
Jesse ‘Tomlingon
West End
Judge Lytle
Murfreenboro
Columbia
Mia, Lyte
Ehney
Lemon Bleach Mix Promises Fairer Skin for Women
A dubious home remedy promotes squeezing two lemons into Orchard White and applying the mixture daily to whiten the face. The ad claims quick, dramatic lightening, claiming it won t irritate and will erase freckles sunburn and tan while giving a rosy white complexion like famous stage beauties.
MISS M KENNON TO ATTEND U TENNESSEE SOON
Miss Ethel McKennon daughter of Mr and Mrs George E McKennon and Columbia Institute graduate will attend the University of Tennessee in the coming session. She was among high honor graduates and held top honors, while a pastor has not yet been secured after Dr Samuel C Logan left for Texas. The congregation of Gundem Street Presbyterian Church plans to fill the vacancy early in fall.
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Ethel McKeNnan
George E. McKeNnan
Colimbia Insitute
University of Tennessee
Mise McKennon
Gundem Street
Samuel C. Logan
Texan
Varalley
Logan
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J. E. Harris
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R. B. Cooper
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