Porter Reviews Council's Year of Work For Farmers
Frank Porter, president of the county council, urges county, state, and national farmers to cooperate through the Farm Bureau aligned council. He calls for organization to boost prices, logistics, and fencing, notes past cooperation failures, and outlines steps to broaden membership and practical farm reforms.
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Porter
Council
Morter
Une
Hell
Rcoultiye
Uniof
Nations Farm Bureau
Fim
Tennessee
Farm Bureau
Wiiligte
Feroing & Vie Connet
Seror
Joe Yoany
Timi Tain
Eos
Petr
Bnerion
Joan Che
Parti Imachinery
National Bureau
Congress
United States
Tin Organigation
Ote Tinue
Best Year Ever for Work County Agents in Tennessee
County agents and extension workers report 1920 as a record year with extensive livestock interest, especially pure bred sires, and wide outreach across Tennessee. Conference at University of Tennessee, demonstrations, lectures, and farm women’s activities boosted plans for next year. Delegations discussed marketing farm products, home improvements, and attending national expositions. E A McLean and Max Chiesman attended.
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AM County Agricultal
Cme
Tennessee
University of
University of Tennessee
Tiesiterilik
Disci
Ell Paria
Wientate
Beter
Annaville
Moby Night
Tennessee Hall
Aerivistral
University
East Tennessee Division
Wir Association
Weaiquet Gthe Business Men's Club
University of Penwil
University of Kensal
Whitth Springs
Siunsay
Mast
Chicago
E. A. McLean
Max Chiesman
Tils Couity
American Legion To Meet Mor dey
The American Legion post plans weekly Monday meetings at 2 o clock in the Genet drei hall with Capt Kiddie as new commander presiding Liew Oakes to serve as adjutant and secretary. Dues for the year are 39, including the American Legion Weekly.
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Dolly Mecalbo
Terbent Ceiftia
Mie Ameren Legion
Genet Drei
Legion
Arne Lhce
Kiddie
Liew
Witthim Oakes
Loxton
American Legion Weekly
Pajec
Exsertice
Acquittal in Murder Case Shocks Crowd in Georgia
Macon Georgia November 26 Claude Oyensen a blind organ grinder was acquitted today in the murder trial of his wife Jane. The courtroom erupted when the verdict was announced as Oyensen leaped to his feet shouting praise to God. He vowed to return with his brothers to their home in South Carolina after being freed.
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Macon
Claude G. Oyensen
Eran Grinder
Creason
South Carolina
Greatore's Grand Opera at Nashville show draws crowds
The Nashville program features Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci with star performers Agnes Robleson and others from the Metropolitan Opera. The three matinées and one evening show include a full aria list, with Tosca and Il Trovatore among highlights.
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Greatore
Grand Opera
Nashville
Public Health Drive Against Tuberculosis Plague
Special to Thy Herald from Nashville reports a nationwide campaign against tuberculosis and the plague of the great white phene. The effort seeks public support, urging Americans to lend their voice and resources, with religious and charitable groups mobilizing to fund and promote the cause across communities.
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Nashville
Tenn
America
Ammerica
Ploefng
Weinitt
Moulio Purpeke
Hiatine
Wilig Christiane Packeres
Far Almi
Campaign event set for Oliver's garage next Friday
Reports indicate Welch and Better Babies Republicans in the county face a split with only a few votes open. Campbell distanced the Democrat as the first event tests the OCRAT for commissioner at Oliver's garage, a little over one thousand in attendance expected.
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WELCH
Campbell
DEM
Oliver's
Little Over Thousand Garage
Oliver
Pourtily
Maury County
Federation of Women's
Chile
Wrr
Hrastus Crabtrey
King's Daughters Hospital
Woesington
Caanpaten
Complete Official Returns Show Close Tennessee Election
Complete official returns from all Tennessee counties indicate a close presidential and gubernatorial race with Harding leading in the national tally and Roberts ahead locally. The state’s largest election turnout since Reconstruction is noted with detailed county by county results and a historic pattern of Republican wins in certain districts.
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Nashville
Tenn
Omeeho
Ten
Nexser
Vlpetion
Etete
Hik
Hurting
Harding
Roberts
Dem
Paton
Repubtean
Taylors Phivalite
Hlgss
Ravilroad
Dame
Ompledi
Pohhiatsen
Evins
Peter ‘Turney
Rovernor
Taylor
Hbs
Hooper Reptlienin
Sith
Cox
Huberts
Hoopers
Henen Taylor
Pat
Tennessee
Double Free Mail Delivery Service Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a free salt delivery service and a related bureaucratic procedure. The text references a section given on dettveer wally and a Susiiens e0tion bw, mentioning a Tree of wet meat and a second floor office. The overall meaning remains unclear.
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Lawrenuehure
Iron Company Won't Employ Union Mek
Birmingham Alabama November 26. Nir flee served on Van A. fill Wer International representative of the Workers of America and state officials of the home whatl wung by the Alabama Fuel plant Trot Company. The company has stand individual contract white employees protesting joining the union. A further plea declares that legal proceedings will be instituted if the union attempts to interfere with the operations of the company.
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Birmingham
Ala
Om van A. Fill Wer
We Libtet Mitte
Alabama Fuel Aunt Trot
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