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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
8
Tennessee education revives after war with more pupils
Prof Samuel L Smith of the state department says Tennessee schools enroll 40000 more children this fall. He cites war lessons, more money, enforcement of attendance laws and public support as factors. He praises Maury County and says a Tennessee teachers association will be organized January 14 with state allegiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Samuel L. Smith
State Department of Education
Graham
Prof
Smith
Maury County
State Department
Thanksgiving Socials Thread Local Visits and Guests
Miss Annette McClain and dozens of friends share Thanksgiving across Nashville Pulaski West End and Cathey s Creek visits. Notables include ex Governor Brewer s daughter and Miss Josephine Hutton at Vassar. Mr and Mrs R C Richardson and family move. J O Hanaway returns from West Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette McClain
Nashville
Lee Edward Shelton
Clarksdale
G. B. Shelton
Shelton
Er‘ine Brewer
Columbia Institute
Brewer
Mississippi
Louise Jones
Pulaski
Susie
Lucie Newaom
Annie Grant
Elsie Sime
Louise Sharber
John Totty
Agnes Moran
Bowling Green
Brownie Bennett
M. R. Dees
Midlothian
Tex
K. P. Loftin
West End
A. G. Barnett
Bethel House
Lewis Hughes
Branch Satterfield
Florence Buchnan
Edith Lavender
Bessemer
Ala
C. D. Robinson
Tenn
W. N. Wright
Jim Finney, Jr
Cul- Looka
R. L. Jones
Ellie B
William J. Goad
J. O. Hanaway
The
West Indies Marine Service
Henry Stephens
Annie Laura
Elsie Sims
Lena Riley
Irma
Hannaway
Marine Corps
West Indies
Irma Riley
Fort Worth
Texan
Fannie Baker
Cathey's Creek
Curtin Martin
Calooka
Winter Garden
Fla
R. C. Richardson
Mules Market Near Half Million in Columbia Returns
The Columbia stock yards expect about 875 mules this month with average values near 250 dollars each. Shipments for the period total around 35 car loads today and tomorrow, making December and November the two best months in the market's history. The combined value may approach half a million dollars, surpassing prior records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Stock Yards
the Herald
Columbia
High Waters Hit Maury County Roads and Bridges
Creeks and streams in Maury County rose sharply after a heavy downpour, causing extensive road washouts and bridge strains. Rutherford Creek neared the Nashville and Columbia turnpike bridge floor, the Theta Pike washed in spots, and a concrete bridge form on Lytle Creek was washed away. County officials expect delays and repair costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
Carter's Creek
Rutherford Creek
Nashville and Columbia Turnpike
Renee
Darks Mill
Lytle Creek
Cullooka Pike
Butler
People Move and Visit in a Holiday Season
The text lists several trip plans and visits: Lacy Whitaker and family traveling from Manchester to an unspecified destination in March to make a home. Mrs. Clarence Harmon of Bristol visits her sister in Williamsport. B A Hallowell of Montana visits Julia Moore in Williamsport. Mrs. H R Jones and son Howard plus Viola Rochelle return to Nashville after visiting M E B Dennis and Mrs. Will Lewis. Congressman Padgett goes to Washington with his daughter Nolan Gardner and Mrs. John Padgett, intending holidays in Washington and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Manchester
Tenn
Lacy Whitaker
Atlanta
Clarence Harmon
Bristol
Duke
B. A. Hallowell
Montana
Julia Moore
Williamsport
H. R. Jones
Howard
Viola Rochelle
Nashville
M. EB. Dennis
Will Lewis
Congressman Padgett
Nolan Gardner
John Padgett
Washington
Gardner
Judge Hughes Named Temporary Judge by Columbia Bar
At a Columbia bar meeting Clerk Anderson conducted an election to fill a temporary judgeship during Judge Turner’s absence. Judge Hughes was the unanimous choice and will serve without pay for several days, earning the title of judge for life. The young appointee presided with veteran-like dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Taylor
Columbia Bar
Anderson
Turner
Hughes
Meeting of Sixteen Committee Called in Nashville
The committee of sixteen of the state conference of law and order and the chairmen of county organizations of law and order will meet in Nashville on Friday, December 5. They express satisfaction with law and order week observance in the state and plan to discuss important matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conference of Law and Order
al and Order
Nashville
Board Orders Streets Paved Over Protests
The board of mayor and aldermen ordered paving on north High street between Fourth and Sixth streets and Walker street between Seventh and Highth streets, to occur soon. At a city hall protest, ordinances confirming the paving were approved and $20,000 in bonds were sold to Caldwell & Company of Nashville, with city and owners’ portions split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North High Street
Fourth
Sixth Streets
Walker Street
Seventh
Highth Streets
Caldwell 4 Company
Nashville
Thanksgiving Society event and Rochester quilt sale noted
The Cumberland Church Ladies Aid Society held a Thanksgiving entertainment at Union Grove with a quilt sale raising sixty dollars and thirty cents. A program by society members was reported as interesting and entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Grove
Ladies’ Aid Society
Cumberland Church
Special column for sale Duroc gilts for March farrow
Registered Duroc gilts for heat breeding offered by J A Derryberry and Sons for March farrow. Good individuals. price reasonable. Citizens phone 601 rings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrow
J. A. Derryberry & Sons
March
Citizens
Jdaewit
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sellers
America
Noman
Sellers Mastercraft
Columbia Hardware & Furniture Co
Columbia, Tenn
Herald
Merald
Crildren
Pro. Smith
GEO
LAW and Order
League OF State
Pink-Marks
Bronnie Marks
B. W. Pink
W. J. Guest
Squire R. H.guest
Birmingham
Albany
Willie Biddle
Margaret Brown
Flora Vaughn
Howard Vaughn
Mary Moore
Crowe
Miss Biddle
Murphy Huggens
Lucy Huggens
Georgia
Isaiah C. Murphy
Lebanon Heights
Tom Troop
Garfield Rea
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