Educating the Farmer Through Tennessee Short Course
The farmers school led by Director Morgan and the agricultural station associate in Tennessee highlighted the value of book learning for practical farming. Attendees shown the need for intelligent, businesslike farming as the future path, with strong support from the Board of Trade and Maury County Farmer's Society.
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Morgan
Agricultural Experiment Station
University of Tennestor
Tennessee
Columbia
Board of Trade
Maury County Farmer's Society
A Useful Servant and Short Course Prospects
Secretary Thomas B. Johnson of the Democratic State Committee is praised for his sacrifice and leadership in the recent campaign for good government. The Herald hopes for his long life in Old Williamson. The piece also hopes the Board of Trade can secure another short agricultural course next year to boost local farming education and engagement.
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Thomas B. Johnson
Democratic State Committee
Johnson
Herald
Old Williamson
Board of Trade
Morgan
Peace in Tennessee Promises Enforced Law and Harmony
The Herald argues for a peaceful shift in Tennessee politics under Capt Hooper with no tampering of prohibition laws for two years. It pledges stricter enforcement, opposition to bootlegger sympathy, and a firmer stance against murder. It criticizes Pattersonism and notes Wall Street and Tammany Hall influence in New York politics.
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Senate
House
Tennessee
Pattersoniam
Democratic Party
Herald
Tennnessee
Roosevelt’s role in Republican gains amid national tide
An analysis argues Roosevelt energized reform within the Republican Party, shaping platforms and candidacies to better reflect popular will. It contends that without his reorganizing influence the GOP would have faced a harsher defeat, with New York and other states showing the impact of factional control.
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Roosevelt
New York
Indiana
Nebraska
Kansas
California
Judge Taylor Illness Es Drives Statewide Support
The Herald joins friends across Tennessee in wishing Judge John M. Taylor of the Court of Civil Appeals a swift recovery from a stroke. Though near seventy he remains vigorous and is praised for wartime and peacetime service as legislator, congressman candidate, criminal court judge, and appellate jurist. The state extends sympathy and hopes for his return to health.
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Taylor
Herald
Tennessee
John M. Taylor
Court of Civil Appeals
Congresaa
Sppeallate
New Season Ladies and Mens Apparel at Bargain Prices
Advertises a wide range of clothing and accessories with prices. Ladies and misses suits from 18 to 35 dollars, plus silk plush and Caracule coats, long black cloth coats, and black taf feta silk petticoats. Wool dress goods, fancy cotton suitings, underwear for boys and men, and farm shoes priced to attract shoppers.
Coldest Night of the Season Described Across Town
Officially the first day of winter arrives with a deep chill and ice in abundance. Temperatures reportedly dip to below twenty degrees as a cold wind scours the streets and deters holiday crowds. Conditions show no immediate improvement.
Sunbery Man Credits Burdock Blood Bitters Cure
Had dyspepsia for years with no appetite and painful meals. J. H. Walker of Sunbery Ohio reports Burdock Blood Bitters cured him, restoring appetite and easing distress in eating.
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J. H. Walker
Sunbery
Ohio
Daily Advertiser to Be Published in Mt Pleasant
E L Gregory and M B Young announce the Mt Pleasant Record publishers will launch a Daily Advertiser in Mt Pleasant Tennessee. If the month trial succeeds the daily will become permanent and distributed free to every resident, with revenue coming solely from advertisers.
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Daily Advertiser
MT. Pleasant
Herald
Tenn
E. L. Gregory
M. B. Young
Mt. Pleasant Record
Daily
Advertiser
Married Couple Weds in County Court House Today
Benson Richardson and Misa Susie Childrey were married this morning at the county court house with Esq. KR H. Guest officiating.
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County Court House
Benson Richardson
Misa Susie Childrey
Esq
KR H. Guest
Maury County Drops from Fifth to Sixth in State Population
In Tennessee the decade shows a historic population drop for Maury County moving from fifth to sixth, due to high farm land prices and migration to cheaper lands. East Tennessee gains contrast with Middle Tennessee losses as counties like Maury, Rutherford, Cannon and Williamson appear among those shifting ranks.
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Tennessee
East Tennessee
West Tennessee
Dyer Gibson
Middle Tennessee
Blue Grass
Maury
Giles
Williamson
Sumner
Marshall
Bedford
Ruth
Jerford
Putnam
Overton
Cumberland
Sullivan
Bristol
Washington
Johnson City
Middle Tennesse
Rutherford
Cannon
Lincoln
de Kalb
Grundy
Houston
Jackson
Lawrence
Montgomery
Moore
Pickett
Smith
Stuart
Trousdale
van Buren
Wayne
Wilson
Bledsoe
Grainger
Hancock
Hawkins
James
Jefferson
Meigs
Union
Carroll
Chester
Decantt
Hardin
Henderson
Lauderdale
Weakley
Maury County
Shelby
Davidson
Knox
Hamilton
Gibson
Maury Ware
Gibson County
Madison County
Montgomery County
Sinth
Letters of Little Folks to Old Santa
The Herald reminds young readers to submit Christmas letters by Monday December 6 to be published this year. Letters arriving after the deadline will not be printed though the paper regrets excluding late entries.
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Herald
Big Mid-Summer Sale At Piguers By Popular Firm
In Columbia the firm T N Piguers & Bon launches a mid-season sale to clear lines and set a new mercantile record. The announce aims to offer bargains while items last, emphasizing rapid turnover and customer benefit. Also contains stray notice urging preparedness for injuries and a brief promotional note about Dr Thomas Electric Oil.
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T.N. Piguers & Bon
Columbia
Te Worthy 1 .E Rorse
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Phosphate City
Oldmaury County
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Figuers
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