Ninth District Committees For Belgian Relief Drive Announced
W A Dale announces committees for the Belgian Relief drive to be held next week. Names include Mrs. McMahon on East Bullitt, Mrs. Made Jones on South Main, Mrs. Ke Hayes on Southside, Mrs. Wheeler on Dihits, and many others across Garden, North Main, Sixth Street, and surrounding areas. All invitees have consented and will attend the Saturday meeting.
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W. A. Dale
Pide Garden Street
Tailroad
Bullit Main
West Reventh
Made Jones
Tore
Lorne
Anatase
Charlotte Ratne
8Th Street
Will Boyd
Willie Chaffin
Ning Fistreet
Chaffin
Mra
Ke Hayes
Ip Soudlié
Mrs. Frazier
Y Seong Peters
Dihits
Wheeler
J. H. Dinning
Mayes
Cecil Connor
Garden Street
Sixth Street
Foueeth Street
Jim Jackson
Garden
North Main
Raymond Adkison
Fifth Street
Clarence Tucker
Recorder’s Office
Square
Columbia Bank & Trust Co
Moore's Intable
Will Towder
Mary Glordon
Hoese
West Seventh Street
Kenton Watson
Eighth Street
High
East Seventh
Jeepike
Johnn Woody
John Porter
Iron Bridge Road
J. R. Tanks
Williamsport
Thiley
Milas Hattle Cayce
Santa Fe Pike
W. P. Morgan
Riverside
A. H. Smith
Walter Betas
Mooronville Pike
Mya. Keene
Walter McCandless
December Mule Market Sees Unsettled Trade in Columbia
First Monday in December finds the Columbia mule market unsettled as buyers slow and prices remain high. Many mules are lean and shaggy with an average around 185 dollars, while owners seek 60 to 650 dollars for teams. turnout is sizable yet less frenzied than last December due to postwar uncertainty and farmers delaying late work.
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Daily Herald
Columbia
Memorial Day Service of Lodge B86 Elks Held at Grand Theatre
Hon. Hill McAlister of Nashville Lodge 72 spoke on Elkdom and wartime service. Miss Camille Herndon led musical program. pictures of departed brothers flashed during roll call. Absent members listed. service featured patriotic decorations and performances by Miss Cooper Boyd, Mrs. Led Thomas, Mrs. George P. Martin, and others. Dr. George O Watts gave benediction.
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Daily Herald
Columbia Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Hiks
Grand Theatre
Hill McAlister
Nashville Lodge
Bands of Elks
N. B
A. M. Talty
Henry Dotterer
Joe Strayhorn
C. N. McLemore
Joseph A. Lavender
A. Merrifield
Joe M. Cooney
T. Scribner
William B. White
William J. Howard A
A. Erwin
Edwin Bullard
Love Webb
J. C. Mayes
W. M. Biddle
K. G. Oglesby
Anderson Hays
Uncle Sam
Mr. McAlister
Elkdom
Order
United States
Camille Herndon
Mar. Cooper Boyd
Led Thomas
George P. Martin
A .Forgey
D. A. Forgey
John Gant
W. ‘A'Bale
George O Watts
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Beautiful life of Mrs Howard closes
Mrs. Kittie Brownlow Howard, wife of W. J. Howard, died Sunday at 6:30 AM of pneumonia at King's Daughters Hospital leaving a newborn and two young children. Survived by two sisters Mrs G W Sherman and Mrs L P Hastings and three brothers J F Brownlow Cecil and John Brownlow. Funeral at First Baptist Church at 2 PM, Rev John B Hight officiating, interment Rose Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
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Kittie Brownlow Howard
W. J. Howard
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Howard
J. P. Brownlow
Columbia
Georgia Physician Prescribes Tanlac for Patients
Fayetteville Georgia physician Dr J T Edwards says Tanlac delivers results daily in his thirty years of practice. He cites cures for a bedridden woman once afflicted with pellagra and reports weight gains and relief in indigestion catarrhal trouble and organic disorders. Tanlac is sold in Columbia by Miser Drug Co and through an established agency in every town.
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J. T. Edwards
Fayetteville
George
Seldonia
Columbia
Miser Drug CO
Regnar
Advt
Damer Maury Countian Dies in California
Damer Maury Countian died in California from pneumonia following influenza. He was about 36, formerly of Columbia, employed by the Santa Fe Railroad in a responsible role. Survived by sisters in Columbia Nashville Greensboro and a wife and one child in Los Angeles. Funeral scheduled Tuesday afternoon from the Los Angeles residence.
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P. BE
Branch
Model Branch
Los Angeles
Cal
Columbia
Loving Sisters
E. B. Gilbert
Belle Neal
James Howard
W. A. Mooney
Nashville
E. A. Guest
Greensboro
D. C
Santa Fe Railroad
Looney elected chairman of Maury Democratic committee
D Looney was elected chairman of the Maury county Democratic executive committee at the organization meeting this afternoon Eight districts were represented and harmony prevailed Judge Looney not a member but a precedent supports a nonmember chair The former secretary Hugh T Shelton was nominated and re elected but resigned Webster was elected secretary
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Daily Herald
E. D. Looney
Maury County
Democratic Executive Committee
Hugh Lee Webster
Judge Looney
C. V. Hall
Hugh T. Shelton
Mr. Webster
Meacleary Murder Sleep Case Report
United Press dispatch from Philadelphia reports a garbled crimes note in a sleep-related case. Magistrate Macleary and central police unit pursue leads as investigators sort through the fragmented lines of the strange memo.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Maclearye
Central Police
Literabies
Sriemdly
First Maury County Wounded Soldier Returns
Glendon Watton, Maury County’s first wounded serviceman, reports arrival at Debarkation Hospital No 2 in Staten Island New York from France. He plans to go to a reconstruction hospital in Nashville after visiting Groveland, remaining until wounds heal. He suffered a severe foot injury and will be hospitalized about two more months. His wife, living in Maury County with his parents, awaits his return. Private Watson enlisted from Texas.
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Glendon Watton
Seine
Lac Herald
Jo Peobally
Maney County
Addjct
America
Debarcation Hospital No. 2
Staten ‘Gland
New York
France
Nashville
Groveland
Watson
Texas
Gets It corn treatment promises relief and liberty
An advertisement for Gets It by BE Lawrence & Co Chicago touts a drops-on-corn formula that relieves pain, enables walking and dancing without corns, and claims to be the top selling corn remedy used worldwide. marketed as a sure money back guarantee product.
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BE. Lawrence & Co
Soldiers and Rural Carriers Meet in Nashville for Pay Rally
A brief item notes a mass meeting of Rural Carriers Post Office Clerks Letter Carriers and Railway Mail Clerks of the state in Nashville on Sunday December 35 to campaign against a July salary cut. It cites Congress passing a small raise for 191h but warns that higher costs home health and living cannot be met on current pay. Also mentions Thanksgiving menu for Camp Jackson soldiers and a Canary Islands onion crop shipment to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Dugger
Jesse F. Dugger
Camp Jackson
Gret
Nashville
Congress
New Prices Fixed on Cotton Seed Today
County Food Administrator Jol P Grohaom notified by the state department that beginning today the price of cotton seed cotton goods has been set. The official order details new pricing effective immediately and directs agencies to enforce the updated rates.
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New Yorks
Jol P. Grohaom
Fool
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