Maury County Gloried as Dimple of the Universe
The Bundy Tennessean’s agricultural writer HH Casey praises Maury county and Columbia Tenn as farming life's beacon. Visitors from Middle Tennessee attend the annual farmers institute, praising roads farms and the robust mule market that sustains the town’s economy. The Columbia Herald champions local progress and extension ideals, noting a 650 acre demonstration farm near Columbia and a thriving live-news environment powering regional advancement.
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Bundy Tennessean
HH. Casey
Farmers Institute
Maury County
Casey
Columbia, Tenn
Columbia
Jevely
Colum
Bia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
Arkansas
Missouri
Carolina
Middle Tennessee
Farmera
Comity High
Middle Tennessee Farmers Institute
Southland
Hampshire Pike
Division of Extension
University of Tennessee
Middle Tennewies
Tate
Qaluimbta Herald
Kim Pingiey
Herald
Finney
Thrift and Saving Power Advised for Finance
In a bold analogy set near volcanic Mt Vesuvius, a pamphlet extols thrift and safe investments as the true enduring fuel for a personal economy. It argues that government securities and Liberty Bonds offer stable, renewable value, unlike volatile fuels, urging steady saving to keep financial wheels turning without depleting reserves.
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Sarderello
Italy
Mt. Vesuvius
America
Attending Buick Auto Convention in Atlanta
William Pry, Girard Hrowlow and JH Neeld left Tuesday afternoon for Atlanta to attend the Buick automobile dealers convention. They will be absent for several days, returning the latter part of the week. The Middle Tennessee Farmers Association call for better roads and rural improvements as vital to prosperity. the association praises its members and urges support for farm advancement and market access. Mr and Mrs Frank W Williams and children returned home to Huntsville after a visit.
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Co. Pry
William Fry
Girard Hrowlow
JH Neeld
Atlanta
Buick Automobile Dealers
Tennessee Farmers
Nashville Binner
Tennessee Farmers’ Convention
Columbia
Old Commonwealth
Ugbk
Edeagools
Middle Tennessee Farmers’ Association
Tennessee
Frank W. Williams
Hunteville
Aged seamstress says machine a nuisance
Lexington, Aug 21. Mrs Robert Lunsford aged 40 on Bethel road is praised for 25 years with the same needle and extensive sewing. She estimates thread used from Lexington to Cincinnati and back, about 200 miles. She completed a wedding dress in three days without machines and made her granddaughter’s wedding gown, asserting sewing machines are only a nuisance.
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Lexington
Robert Lunsford
Bethel Road
Lunaford
T In
Cincinnati
Mother Lunsford
Mis
Carl Henderson
Jn Junt
Defeat of Sunday Baseball Plans in Columbia
Officials in Columbia refused to permit Sunday play despite prior announcements. A game at the fairground with Lawrenceburg was advertised but blocked by club officers and directors to avoid breaching public stockholder trust. W. S. Beasley led the stand against actions threatening the organization’s faith with shareholders.
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Columbia
Fairground
Lawrenceburg
Beasley
sp/Fitch
County Schools Running Full Blast
County schools opened their terms in the county with both white and negro enrollment higher than expected. The county board faces a September need to hire additional teachers at several schools, Enterprise needing a fourth teacher as enrollment on day one reached 113 and later expected to reach 130. Congested conditions are reported elsewhere as well. The court pledged to levy funds to raise salaries by twenty five percent but did not allocate funds for extra teachers, so the board must proceed cautiously within the existing budget.
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Calloway County
Maury County
Teno
Columbia
Tennesse Mule County
Tennessee
Uhere
Manry County
Aroun
Mrury County
Anticl Jpatis
Enterprise
Florence E. Ward
Teporta Oi Chi
Abe
Julie Lathrop
Chicago
Children’s Bureau
Congress
Kitchone
Americans Saving Thousands in East Aid Efforts Highlighted
Judge Abram J. Elkus cited Near East Relief work in Transcaucasia and surrounding regions. In March, 20,779 children were housed and cared for in 12 orphanages, with 4 hospitals and 58 clinics serving daily hospital and clinical cases. Soup kitchens fed 55,029 children. 561,970 refugees were kept alive by food distribution.
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Transcaucasia
Abram J. Elkus
Turkey
Wey
Payen & Hin
Near East Relief
Haskell
Republic of
Armenia
Circus Parade A Mighty Pageantry
A grand circus parade opens at 10 in the morning with the band wagon leading ten dapple grays. The lineup includes elephants camels ponies and thoroughbreds, with 200 prize stock animals and glittering tableaux wagons. Performances Wednesday at 2 and 8 with doors open 1 and 7 for menagerie viewing. city crowds expected. GW Hloehaugh and wife of Atlanta plan September move to San Diego with a road trip detour. Mrs. Hinebaugh remembered as Miss Lena Eddy.
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Calope
Uils Circus
GW. Hloehaugh
Atlanta
San Diego
California
Hinebaugh
Mies Lena Eddy
Roberts Notifies Colby Tennessee Ratifies Suffrage Amendment
Gov. Roberts certifies to Washington that Tennessee has ratified the federal nineteenth amendment. Representative Miller and Attorney General Thompson report Roberts mailed the certification to Secretary of State Colby after Supreme Court writs enabled action. Copies sent to President Wilson, Vice President Marshall, and the House speaker.
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Roberts
Colby
Tennessee
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Gov. Roberts
State Department
Washington
Pennessee
Representative Miller
Thompson
Supreme Court of the State
Langden
Bainbridge Colby
Coples
Wilson
Marshall
Hose of Representatives
Branham and Hughes Open With Record Enrollment
From Wednesday's Daily Herald Branham and Hughes Military Academy will open with full attendance for the 182021 term during the week of September 14. Considerable improvement has been shown at Branham and Hughes school, with enrollments rising and drawing students from everysection of the United States amid a concerted effort to enhance the institution's standing.
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Daily Herald
Branham & Hughes Military Academy
Branham & Huehen
United States
Columbia Legal Talent to Aid Suffrage Fight
Leading lawyers who investigated the question declare there is no doubt of a direct violation of the Constitution. If Tennessee’s ratification of the suffrage amendment is challenged, Columbia’s top attorneys will assist with support and cooperation from the best lawyers in the state.
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Columbia Legal Talent
Tennessee
Court of the Land
Colimbia
Columbia
New By Laws For The Junior Order To Be Ratified
Readers are urged to attend a Thursday September 2 meeting in Columbia to adopt revised by laws for the Junior Order roost. The notice notes changes to old lodge rules and calls for full attendance as laws are ratified. A fragment mentions a Japan town scene and a peculiar whistle amid evening activity.
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Focal Lodge
Columbia
Japan
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Maury Great Boosters
the Herald
C. Pry
Girard Brownlow
J. H. Neeld
East
Herald Sheng
Department of Agriculture
Wesern
Bolt
Branham and
Hughes
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