County Leaders Urge Dairying For The Farms
County leaders urge dairy farming to boost Middle Tennessee agriculture. The report calls for stronger county agriculture councils, organization of farmers, and hiring a live county agent where none exist. It promotes soil conservation, crop rotation, increased dairying, better silo use, and larger hog production with purebred sires to improve livestock quality and profits.
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Dairy Herald
Senate
County Council of Agriculture
Tennessee
Greers
Mme Wae
Feame
Seray Eines
Cooperative Marketing Of Hye Stock With Farm Goods
A county farm committee report from Middle Tennessee proposes cooperative marketing of Hye stock with other farm products. It urges buying essential farm supplies to cut excessive profits and applies business principles to farming in the region. Signed by S A Stewart Lincoln County Chim H A Clark Bedford A J Brandon Rutherford Homer Hancock Wilson J W Carpenter Sith C Cartnes Bedford Secy.
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Middle Tennessee
S.A. Stewart
Lincoln County
Chim
H. A. Clark
Bedford County
A. J. Brandon
Rutherford County
Homer Hancock
Wilson County
J. W. Carpenter
Sith County
C. Cartnes
Secy
Important Meeting at Bryant Station
A most important meeting of the Bryant Station area will be held Friday. It is expected to be largely attended as reports from the county council of agriculture and the committee coordinating the state fair exhibit will be presented along with other vital community matters.
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Daily Herald
Bayant Shellan Eee Clute
County Council of Agriculture
Immense Crowd at Wallace Lowell Funeral
An immense crowd attended the funeral of the late Wallace Lowell Sunday afternoon at the First Christian church. The list of shore front notables included Noahville, J. A. Farrar, Morton Farrar, G. B. Parnir Jr, V. Farrar, J. S. Shackleford and family, Mary Shackleford, Mary Loniver Sloan, Kad Matthews and others from nearby towns such as Thompson Station Lewieburg and Beaumont Andersin.
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Wallace Lowell
First Christian Church
Ing
Noahville
J. A. Farrar
Morton Farrar
G. B. Parnir, Jr
V. Farrar
J. '. Shackleford
Mary Shackleford
Mise
Mary Lo
Beaumont Andersin
Charlie Crate
Lom Hardism
Mirtreeshore
R. Brandon
Charlee
Elmore
Thompson
Mra Doss Alexander
Mee Clark
Andersman
Mes
Crown Evans
Lewieburg
Tom Hardison
Federal bank again loans money here
The Federal Farm Loan Bank resumes operations here. Mortgages filed with County Register J. J. Pogue rise in number this past week, with more revenue from mortgages than deeds of conveyance. The program aids farmers through cheap funds and amortized debts, though demand outpaces available money. Additional bonds will broaden borrowing.
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Daily Herald
Federal Farm Loan Bank
County Register
J. J. Pogue
Wen
Federalarm
Harned Named Again on Education Board
Nashville dispatch reports Percival L. Harned of Clarksville was appointed chairman of the state board of education, replacing the retiring chair. Harned, a Democrat, has served as elementary school supervisor and had held the state superintendent duties in the past. The appointment was announced amid reshuffles in state education leadership.
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Harned
Education Board
Daily Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Perry L. Harned
Clarksville
J. B Brden Baters
Farm Loan Board Talk on Crop Credit and Markets
W H Joyce of the Federal Farm Loan Board in Louisville discusses crop production finance, banker roles, and the need to mobilize long term credit for farmers. He explains the money flow from farmer loans back into banks and farm bonds, calls for better banker cooperation, and notes Hoover and Capper proposals on coordinating credit through the Federal Reserve and Farm Loan system.
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Daily Herald
W. H. Joyce
Federal Farm Loan Board
Louisville
Capper
Kansim
Hoover
Federal Reserve System
Joyce
Reconstruction and the farmer’s burden in fair pricing
The speaker outlines four key economic roles in food supply. The farmer bears a disproportionate burden from secondary producers, transport, and distribution. He argues for fair profit sharing to lower consumer prices and avoid ruinous inflation. Reevaluation of prices and labor will lead to a lasting prosperity after a period of adjustment.
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Ain Core
Mapel trees found only in the northern hemisphere
Fragmentary note claims mapel trees exist solely north of the equator while a garbled phrase mentions damp digs and an unclear date or event at St. Joseph Ua related to a payment. The readable portion highlights geography but lacks coherent details or actors to confirm a specific report.
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Hemisphere
Building Boom Spreads Through Columbia With New Homes
A frenzied but small scale building boom hits Columbia as several houses go up on School and West Seventh streets. Dr and Mrs Robert Pillow begin a modern ornate residence while Maury Pigg progresses on a two story brick home. New houses rise to replace summer fire losses and painting repairs spread through the city as businesses and homes receive fresh coats and updates. A notable new residence for theater manager H H Jackson on Jackson Boulevard is also planned, with rush work to complete it by month end. Follow up action centers on a federal court case over telephone rate increases and a conference among attorneys to set legal strategy before the public utilities board.
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Columbia
Robert Pillow
School and
West Seventh Streets
School Street
Maury Pigg
Riverbend Farm
Duck River
HH. H. Jackson
Jackson Boulevard
Cumberland Eplone & Telegraph Company
Patrd
Var
Public Utilities Board
Izens
Roberts
These Utilities Board
Charles P. Hatcher
Bae-Governor
Tolerts
Aunney Mission
Frleril
Delegates Named to Press for World Congress
Special from Nashville Tenn Aug 16 Governor Taylor announced a list of delegates for the world congress. Named were Howell Get 4 BL Manney Black Clay Smith Tabcoe City William Rule Knoeville Laps G Walker Chattanooga Maj KB Stahlman Nashville James L Pinney Columbia Pd Mooney Memphis Col Luke Low Nereld Cheay Column Age Pay.
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Nashville
Tenn
Goy
Taylor
Diese
Congres
Howell
Get
Manney Black
Clay Smith
Tabbcoe City
William Rule
Knoeville
Laps G. Walker
Chattamooga
KB Stahlman
James 1
Pinney
Columbia
Mooney
Memphis
Col
Lukelow
Ice Cream Social in Neapolis for School Benefit
A Friday evening event at Neapolis school raises funds for books and a teacher, Miss Jaura Foster. The social starts at 7:00 PM with a price crus h and includes refreshments to support the school.
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Social Neapolis
Priice
Neapolis
Wotoek
Jaura Foster
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