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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1917

Page

11

Draft Classes Defined by Provost Marshal General

Enumeration of five draft classes detailing who is subject to conscription during wartime. Class 1 includes single men and some married men. Class 2 covers those can be taken without harming dependents. Class 3 targets those with pivotal positions while preserving family structure. Class 4 is last resort with added age groups. Class 5 consists of absolute exemptions. Provides percentages and implications for agriculture and industry and notes misperceptions about labor supply.

Crowder

Railroads Foe Strike Seen as Treason in War Time

Nashville dispatch argues that a railroad strike would cripple wartime logistics and aid Germany. Editorial cites Manufacturers Record praising rail transport's role and warns traitors would face harsh punishment. Railroads credit their War Board for enabling movement essential to government efforts and victory.

Nashville Manufacturers Record Baltimore Germany

Cheek withdraws from runoff for Maury sheriff

John P Cheek ends bid in the Democratic sheriff runoff. He supports G K Houser, saying the voters favor the leading candidate and a second vote should not be required after Houser led in the first election. Cheek thanks supporters and pledges loyalty.

B. Cheek Cheek G. K. Houser Maury County Houser Mr. Houser Sheriff John P, Cheek

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Offered For Cure

Readers are told there is a $100 reward if Hall's Catarrh Medicine fails to cure catarrh. The ad claims the medicine works through the blood to mucous surfaces, builds up constitution, and aids nature. Fr. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio offer testimonials and say it is sold by all druggists at 75 cents.

Hall Fr. Cheney & CO Toledo Ohio All Drugelst Ady

Registration Deeds Rush Before Tax On Paperwork

County Register Sam Taylor reported a surge of filings for deeds mortgages and other papers on the last day before a federal revenue tax of 10 cents per hundred dollars. Twenty two papers were filed yesterday while banks renewed notes to dodge a two percent tax due to take effect soon.

County Register Sam Taylor Heneeforth Brownie McKnight

Black Draught Cited For Liver and Digestion Relief

In Meadoraville Kentucky Cynthia Higginbotham 65 describes chronic liver and digestion trouble with poor appetite and constipation. After using Black Draught she reports improved digestion appetite strength and natural bowel action. The ad touts seventy years of use and low price per package with one cent a dose.

Thedford

Deeds Recorded in County Clerk Office Over Two Weeks

The office of County Registrar Sam Taylor logged numerous land transfers. Names include J B Holley G W Foster C C Cothron W L Grant and many others with districts Fourth Fifth Seventh Eighth Ninth and First. Totals show prices from 50 to 7500 dollars for various acreages and lots across multiple districts.

County Register Sam Taylor J. B. Holley W. B. White G. W. Foster D. C. Cannon Mora Fariss C. C. Williams George Ezelle C.H. Arfis G. B. Southall T. 8. Southall Eighth J. H. Dinning E. L. Wiltshire Mary Haywood Andrew J Sellers M. H. Fly Wm. Vanzile Highth C. C. Cothron John Renfro Zingarell C. C. Ross Killebrew L. B. Morrow W. H. Morow R. M. Foster Angie Patton T. W. Patton W. M. Green Felix Weatherfordy Petrified Bone Mining Co Middle Tennessee R. R. Co W. C. Sewell Midle Tennessee N. Jaggers W. M Jno Jaggers Sallie D Love N. W A. Southall J. N. Pipkin John Walton W. H. Long W. C. Napier W. A. Southall A. A. Wisener

McDowell School Honor Roll November Highlights Bright Names

The McDowell School honor roll lists top students across grades one through seven for November. Notable names include J T Caskey, Charles Hatcher Esney, Fred Hammond, Henry McKennon, and many others across first to seventh grades, reflecting strong student achievement.

McDowell J. T. Caskey Charles Hatcher Esney Fred Hammond Henry D. McKennon Tom Peebles William Witherspoon Howard Gossett Catherine Beckett Bettie Heaton Marguerite Johnson Susie Pullen Dorothy O'Bryan Blanch Taylor Virginia Clarke Wilkes Shelby Coffee Charlie Hinson Robert Hinson Robert Stegall Annie Lee Hood Virginia King Annie Nolan Lucile Nowlin Elizabeth Sowell Robert Lee Hi Ington Roy Nicks Earl O'Brian Jamita Edmiston Carrie Hood Ethel Johnson Ethel Knox Emily Bills M¢ Fall Maggie Lee Morton Aleen Meadows Ready Mac Nolan Ethelreda O'Brian Elizabeth Tolley Marian Webster Gradh Gladys Gossett Edith Hanson Janey Johnson Maud Pullen Mattie Russell Henry Taylor Thomas McDonald Homer Owen William Gordon Annie Faith Beard Eugenia Canby Mabel Dooley Oebeth Gordon Mary Russell Mamie Smolinsky Elize Stoné Margeret Rittenberry

Douglas M Page Commissioned as Second Lieutenant

A Columbia Military Academy boy has earned a commission as second lieutenant in the United States Army. Douglas M Page, son of the late W W Page, was recently commissioned while at Camp Sherman. He is noted as a well known figure among local friends and relatives in the county.

Columbia Military Academy United States Army Douglas M. Page Camp Sherifin Youne Page W. W. Page

New War Loan Open to Every American

Secretary MARITON explains the new war loan offering two forms. The first uses twenty five cent stamps on a savings certificate, costing about 41 dollars, earning 4 percent interest compounded. At five years it could be worth 5 dollars plus. The second form uses thrift cards convertible to a war savings certificate, small as 25 cents in stamps, usable for conversion later. Both forms let Americans of all means lend to the government at 4 percent, with cashing rights added for the holder.

Marition Watc Wal Ae Unitus x Lee Thrift Ae Mt Thay Duilar

Penny Banks Sees Treasury Hoarding Pennies

Penny Banks muses that the Treasury is hoarding pennies claiming a secret truth. She questions why anyone would hold the small coins while noting the idea could apply to about three million bids.

Treasury

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