Personal News Notes From Local Visitors and Travelers
Local personals outline numerous visits and travels. Names include Neer Lolt, Weehyehey, Naglyi te, Vineison ts Ore, Odon and Walter Prager, Willie aut Ghelrude Bos, Th CL Bell of Albany, Widbeth Metin of Nashville, and J. S. Campbell family. Mentions trips to Pol Springs, Carter Creek, Nashville, Montgomery, Dawson Springs, and Bowling Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vie
Sheth
Wetle
Michigan
Odon
Walter Prager
Pol Springs
Willie
Bos
Bell
Albany
Aliathelie Chewee
Waban
Hell Uhiyight
Parks Sttion
Ool Hinday
Thomas SH. Sotho
Oali
Widbeth Metin
Nashville
Crrteria Creek
Anid
Joe Lioghy
Hay
New Mexseo
Cal Rue
Myre
Mies
Pae
Columbine
Boe
Glendale
Inkve Bentt
Bil
Orp
Harlow
Rs Hawella
Charlotte
Horses and clowns at Columbia animal show spectacle
A historic Columbia event features Caesar the champion horse, racing dogs, elephants, and daring acts. Mutoku performs a high mountain traverse, while Minute Thompson and Fiore Bedial headline as notable performers. The program promises entertainment from trained animals and circus acts, including clowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Sid Caesar
Hieh
Mutoku
Minute Thompson
America
Fiore Bedial
Resele
Hera
Renate
Visitors and Relatives From Far and Wide Around Sawdust Valley
A string of local visitors and returning relatives crosses Sawdust Valley this week. Thelma Jane and Masty JB Campbell Jr. come home from Franklin after nearly a month with grandparents G. W. Mangrove in Nashville. Allen remains at Primm Springs for rest and will skip market reports to enjoy bathing beauties. Mrs. J. B. Ashton learns her daughter Mrs. Frank Wilbur Smith and Colonel Smith sail Aug 7 on the Adriatic for Europe to tour battlefields of France. W. H. Lentz and two children of McKinney Texas visit W. T. Lentz’s family and other kin near Sawdust Valley. J. W. H. Carpenter of New York visits sisters Mary and Rebecca Carpenter and Mrs. Hampton Tompkins of Murfreesboro. Catherine Parsons returns from a two‑week visit to aunt Mrs. Marshall Kinzer at Arkland. Berry Evans of New Orleans stops with his mother Mrs. H. G. Evans while en route. Mr. and Mrs. D. Adkisson depart for Panama City Florida for three weeks of gulf fishing. they’ll be joined by a Montville party. Mrs. Albert Sydney Page, Miss Frances Page and Miss Gladys Park plan an extended western tour visiting Washington and John Mitchell’s family before a month‑long trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Cullooka
Thelma Jane
Masty JB. Campbell, Jr
Mra
G. W. Mangrove
Nashville
Col
ME. Allen
Primm Springs
Col Allen
D. Adkisson
Panama City
Florida
Montsville
Albert Sydney
Page
Frances Page
Gladys 'Park
Washington
John Mitchell
Marriage News and Local Reunions in Aug Scene
Miss Mary Oma Jones and James Wilkes Thomas of Columbia wed in Nashville with limited witnesses. Hill Reunion gathers families at T. F. Hill home with group photos and feasting. Emma Fraser and W. R. Haywood wed at Rev J. E. Hight’s home. both prominent locals in their counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haywood
Fraser
Emma Fraser
W. R. Haywood
J. E. Hight
Weat Bnd
Dr. Hight
Nashville Pike
Hopewell Church Looks Back At 100 Years Of Birth
Hopewell Church marks a century of history with a grand gathering in Maury County. J J Finney and Lemuel P Padgett spoke on church contributions, postwar readjustment, and civic duty while thousands shared a lavish dinner and reunions under shade trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
Bryson
Peoples
J. J. Finney
The
Herald
Lemuel
Unusual Terms Offered on Northern Farm Auction
Hayes and Jackson announce a public sale of J H Dinning's farm two and a half miles north of Mt Pleasant on Saturday September 4. The property on Mt Pleasant and Cross Bridges road includes 100 cultivated acres and 15 blue grass acres with highly favorable credit terms one fourth cash and balance in seven yearly installments. Immediately after, the Roy Dozier place of 67 acres with improvements will also be auctioned nearby. Sir John Herschel notes comets long tails weigh less than a pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes & Jackson
J.H. Dinning
Mt. Pleasant
Cross Dridges Road
Dinning Farm
Roy Dozier Place
Dinning Place
General market prices move with eggs and hogs fall
General market decline observed with flour, bran, shorts down several dollars a ton and hogs quarter lower. Eggs rise as dealers pay thirty eight cents. frying chickens fetch twenty six to twenty eight cents a pound. Corn advanced, patent flour listed, cattle steady on top grades, sheep and lambs steady. Louisville market reports receipts and price ranges for hogs, cattle, and sheep.
Nashville live stock market report August 19
Special to The Herald Nashville Tennessee hog receipts 1500 head market 25 to 50 cents lower heavies 14.25 mediums 15.40 lights 14.75 pigs 4.75 to 12.50 roughs 11.00 cattle receipts 100 head market steady sheep and lamb receipts 200 head market lower tops 10.00 seconds high fat sheep 6.00 down backs 4.00 down
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Union Stock Yards
The
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Maury County Delegation Against Amendment of Suffrage Bill
Maury county officials solidly oppose the effort to nullify the nation’s ninthteenth amendment and ratify it. Senator Clarke and Representatives Russell and Hays align with constituents against forcing suffrage qualifications on Southern states. Democrats argue Southern voices should be heeded, with North and South Carolina Louisiana and Georgia cited as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
Clarke
Senate
House
Sipkasag
Hays
Russell
Herald
South
Tennessee
North
South Carolina
Louisiana
Georgia
Clover and Grass Prices and Grain Market Rundown
The notice lists prices for poultry and feed items including produce, hens, fryling chicks, roasters, butter, turkeys, ducks, geese, and Irish potatoes. It also covers Clover and Grass seed, bluegrass, orchard grass, timothy, alfalfa, crimson clover, rye, corn, flour, oats, wheat, and wool prices with per unit details and per ton or per bushel measurements. Strong entities: CLOVER AND GRASSEG, Irish potatoes, alfalfa, crimson clover, rye, corn, flour, oats, wheat, wool.
Vast Territory Given Over To General Wrangle
United Press reports that large territories north of Crimea in South Russia have defected to General Wrangel. France recognizes Wrangel as head of the de facto Russian government and a treaty between Turk and Astrakhan recognizes Wrangel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Crimea
Russia
Wrangel
State Department
Wrangle
France
Turk
Astrakan
Wrangie
Lincoln County Dog Taxes Rise as Wheel Tax Debate Continues
O L Higgins trustee of Lincoln County reports about 1 800 dog taxes paid this year in Lincoln County while sheep claims settled for 2250 and school fund receipts over 1200. He notes Lincoln leads Maury in tax payments but trails in wheel taxes. Higgins, recently elected to a third term as trustee, is brother of Judge JowIlggina, and comments on wheel tax skepticism after court challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
O. L. Higgins
Higgins
Mur
Jow Ilggina
The
Ear
Woodson to Speak at Cumberland Presbyterian Church Cullevka
Rev William M Woodson will deliver a lecture titled The Hat of Poverty the White House at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Cullevka on Friday night. Admission is free and the public is invited to attend. A collection will be taken to defray expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Woodson
White House
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Cullevka
Atte
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Travie McLean
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W. W. Stantey
Thompson's Station
P.M. Lavender
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Herald Nashville
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Mary Hull
T. F. Hill
L. L. Lee
Stiversville
C. West
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Hopewell Church
Sir John Herschel
Drake Stanfill
Ford Automobile
Bell Phone
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Aoeywat
John Deere
W.B
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