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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1921

Page

4

Maury Teachers Largest Dairy Seeks Property and Highway

The Maury County teachers and dairy association meet to discuss final payment and potential property for a new highway project. Nearly 107 cows were milked, annual dues paid to the state, on the Big Jersey Farm. Age Col. Chapman and Ames Moore are named, with a late message from Msgr. Farrelly. Federal A D project is virtually accepted by government engineers.

Nashville Big Jersey Chapman Dairy Herald Joseph A. Chapman Nashville Pike Dark’s Mill Maury County Col. Chapman Courae Chapman Farm Col Chapman Col Chapman Ofter Daily Herald Knoxville Construction Company Jackson, Miltary Columbia Williamson County The Herald W. C. Gloster State Highway Department R. Thornton C.H Olmstead Gloster Elan Is Construction Company

Turkey prices expected to fall say local dealers

Local produce dealers predict a drop of about five cents in turkey prices, signaling a likely decline amid market shifts. The assessment centers on current supply and demand conditions affecting holiday meat costs.

Daily Herald Toca Milter Maury County New York Bothaurkeye Ees

Plan for Americanization Week in Maury County

An agenda for Maury County teachers includes observing Americanization Week next week under the joint auspices of the American Education Association and the American Legion. Superintendent Graham urges full teacher dues, and plans include brief exercises in every school, a council of high school principals, and a discussion on school management from the handbook. The program follows a meeting of the Maury County Teachers Association at the courthouse in Columbia.

County Teachers to Meet Saturday in Maury County

From Saturdays Daily Herald Maury county teachers association to meet next Saturday morning at 10 o clock for a training and tension session. Over half the county’s public school teachers have paid dues to the county and state associations. remaining members urged to pay at the meeting. Superintendent Graham and Prof Callaway are preparing the program. a conference of high school principals may also be held in connection with the meeting.

Daily Herald Maary Trentar Sosuele Tom Maury County Graham Callaway

Glass Enjoys A Splendid Banquet At Home Event

A Sunday gathering at Sew Lithia featured Miss Mary Phillips Orr and Mrs Albert Pishor Oakes. guests praised the menu by Frances Moore and applauded a clever contest won by Mick Wise Mise Pantin Bheddan. Toasts honored the Sunday school, class, teacher, married and unmarried members. Twenty four members attended, with Mrs Sharp as panel mistress.

Werthesday Lalios Charlee Lithia Mer Frances Moore Liechan Thies Cline Mick Wise Mise Pantin Mary Phillips Orr Albert Pishor Oakes Miny Mattle Hughes Sharp Mra Mopking Elon Mra. Sharp

Cheaper Rates for Fat Cattle Show Travel

County official Abernathy announced reduced rail fares for the Fat Cattle Show routing from Columbus to Nashville. The one and one half fare will apply December 5 to December 10, with a round trip price of $2.71, encouraging attendees to travel to the event.

Daily Herald Abernathy Joulaine & Nashville Railroad Columta Nashville

Formal Opening in Kew School at Cross Bridges

A large crowd attended the formal opening of the new handsome structure in Cross Bridges Sunday despite inclement weather. The building features a large auditorium, two large cloak rooms, and was funded by local citizens and the county school fund.

Cross Bridges Daily Herald Echoal Cross Bridges Standay Frick

Big Reduction Railway Rates To Be Ordered

A United Press report notes upcoming actions by the interstate commerce commission to cut railroad rates after March next. The sale of the W.P. Edwards farm at Beardstown in Perry County drew strong bidding, with Col A Britt Davis acting as auctioneer and identifying the sale as a notable real estate event amid boom times.

United Presa WARE Hallroad Polite Siehwetien Prom Toestays Daily Herald

Remodeling Front For WeW Drug Store

Hood progress is now levelog made by workmen remodeling the building recently occupied by Nelson & Forgey. It will be operated by Karl Gray. Plans include a fan ct and soda fountain to make it one of the most attractive places in the city.

Fritey Daily Herald Hood Nelson & Forgey Karl Gray Gray

Respected Woman Enters Into Rest

Mrs Rowena Moore aged eighty three, wife of the late Hobert N. Moore, died Monday at 2 10 pm at her son's home near Glendale after a three week illness. She had been a member of the Combeckind Presbyterian church since girlhood and was widely known and beloved. Survived by sons Ron Moore and G Moore of Glendale, and one brother T Harris of Mississippi. Funeral this afternoon at her residence by Rev T Neeley, interment in Mrasant Mowat cemetery. Pallbearers were her two sons Ron and JG Moore and four grandsons Rob, 4 De Fad, G Moore, Maury Undertaking Co. in charge.

Daily Herald Rowena Moore Hobert N. Moore Ron Moore Glendale Combeckind Presbyterian Church Ebsqon Fon Andes G. Moore T. Harris Minsixxippi E T. Neeley Mrasant Mowat Ron G. More Maury Undertaking Co

Roll of Honor at McDowell School

The roll of honor for McDowell School lists students across grades from first to seventh for the past month. Names include Jena Amis Gladys Imke Miriam Frye Annie Low Lentz Klete Martin Mary Barrow Moore Christine O’Bryan and many others with multiple teachers noted.

McDowell Schwel Jena Amis Gladys Imke Miriam Frye Annie Low Lentz Klete Martin Mary Barrow Moore Christine O'Bryan Lemige Scales Mary Wolfe Ollie Edwards Howard Hit William Knight Nelan Posey Jtaymond Grader Batti Ruth Hart Katharine Ligud Charlotte Nichola Thelma Mirtin S Robert Adcock Herman Tiyrd Plelis John Grable Fred Heaton James Mayberry Wallee Padl Roy Lerbner Sam Taylor Edward Taylor M. €. Bogtich Juily Bontick J. Campbell KD Martin Clint Moore le M. Watson Christine Beckett Rachel Pields Ruby Gilbert Gladys Kinedell Pourtis Margaret Kennedy Frances Wolfe Luta Lamar Helen Mayberry Mary Dickson Russell Stein James Cathey Newton Emerson Ned Davis Lente Carl Morgan Robin Lyles Luelle Nowlin Shelby Coffey Jobs Lattin Eugene Alford Freyd Bemerson Jack Lents Ante Nolan Heady Nolan Ethelreda O'Bryan Ethel Knox Josephine Gabel Amanda Ookles Sasa Hardin

Benderman Dies at 50 After Home Heart Event

Robert Benderman, a road contractor and respected Mt Pleasant resident, died unexpectedly at 7:30 PM Monday at his Third Avenue home. Heart disease caused his death after returning from Lincoln County work. Survived by wife, four children, three brothers, and one sister. Funeral Wednesday at 10:30 AM from his residence, with interment at Route Day Cemetery.

Prom Tueudey Daily Herald Robert Benderman Third Avent Mt. Pleasant Benderman Lincoln County Sinter Frenk John Benderman Goorke Howard Wey J. B. Hight Rute Dey

Obituary: Miss Mamie White of Spring Hill dies at home

Miss Mamie FP White died at her Spring Hill home on Tuesday afternoon at 5 o clock. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church the next afternoon at 2 o'clock conducted by Pastor FP Stawes. She is survived by John Cheatra of Spring Hill and Misses Pilon and Carrie White of Spring Hill, and Daniel Brinco of Washington DC. She was granddaughter of Dr. Aaron and Mrs. Margaret White and a devoted Presbyterian church member. Palbearers included D S Motley Fred Blair George Campbell Alfred Branham Jim Odi Douglas Martin and Mr. and Mrs R L McKinivy and Mr. and Mrs. W Ridley. The obituary notes her kindness and community impact.

Daily Herald Mamie White Spring Hill Paator Stawes Spring M Mies White John Cheatra Spring MMI Missew Pilon Carrie White Daniel Brinco Washington DC Aaron Margaret White Mise White Presbyterian Church Motley Fred Blair George Campbell Alfred Branham Jim Odi Douglas Martin

Wheat crop prospects above average in county report

The Wesnesdaye Daily Herald notes exceptionally good wheat prospects across Miscounty. Strong stands, above average yields, and early growth after corn, with winter feeding likely light unless severe weather hits. Pastures and sheep outlook are favorable given dry summer and ample water.

Wesnesdaye Daily Herald Hoes Cie

Fatstock Show At Nashville Draws South Wide Interest

Fatstock show slated for December 6 to 8 in Nashville promises large attendance and over $4,009 in cash prizes to exhibitors from the South. Officials from the University extension and live stock division report strong exhibitor interest, with premiums exceeding $1,000 and special cups for top cattle from Shorthorn, Ayrshire, and Hereford breeds.

Nashville University of South Institute of American Meat Packers

Thanksgiving gathering near Caney Springs brief

Mr and Mrs J Walter Griffin Mrs duu Lee and oldren and Mrs DOT Dortis spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Piguers Voss near Caney Springs.

Mr. and Mex J. Walter Griffin Duu Lee Oldren Dot Dortis Mrs. Piguers Voss Caney Springs

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