Short course on dairying draws strong county interest
A two day farmers short course in dairying titled Dineugsion of Problems will be held Monday and Tuesday December 11 and 14 attracting many dairy owners. Specialists from the US Department of Agriculture and the Knoxville extension division will lead discussions on soil fertility dairy cows feeding and dairy product making. President J F Porter urges broad attendance as sessions cover marketing beef cattle and other vital topics with talks by C A Hutton W J Clevenger C Flanery and Dr G C Keffer and Miss Margaret Ambrose.
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Dairy Herald
United States Department of Agriculture
Division of Extension
Knoxville
J. F. Porter
County Council of Agriculture
McLean
J. ©. McAmis
C. A. Hutton
W. J. Clevenger
C. Flanery
A. J. Murphy
GC. A. Keffer
Margaret Ambrose
Twenty seven babies make perfect scores at show
Prom Monday's Daily Herald reports a better baby show where twenty seven of fifty seven examined babies scored 100 percent. The event lists names of perfect infants and notes a standard table used nationwide. Miss Nesbit, assisted by Craltzer and Yelser, will lecture mothers in mid January.
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Daily Herald
Lo Mishop
Nesbat
Erastus Craltzer
Watt Yelser
United States
Pittsburg Eyes 1921 Grid Clash With Georgia
Pittsburg December 7 Jimmy Trs hart captain of the 1919 Pitt squad was in the city yesterday seeking to arrange a 1921 football game between Pitt and the University of Georgia Debart was among the grid coaches at Georgia during that era, with Dust Veasun noted.
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Pittsburg
Jimmy Trshart
University of Pittsburg
Pit
University of Georgia
Debart
Georgia
No Evidence of Hard Times in Maury County
Columbia shoppers from Maury and adjoining counties flocked to the city for holiday goods trade. Merchants reported a bustling Monday with heavy meat, corn, hay and canned foods stockpiled. Farmers noted few hardships from previous downturns, citing a one crop county and strong local sales sustaining families.
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Maury County
Columbia
Maury
Thesday
Daily Herald
Hickmaet
Giles
Lewis, Lawrence, Marshall
Williamson
Ake
Mite
Fatal bites by mad dog terrify little girl in Tullatoma
Seven year old May Floyd, daughter of Elijah and Mrs Floyd, was severely bitten by a rabid dog on a Saturday afternoon near Tullatoma. Pasteur treatment began after delays, with wounds described as deep and dangerous. The mother restrained the dog during the attack and the child killed it with an axe.
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Tullatoma
Tonn
Der
Kiste May Floyd
Elijah Floyd
Pasteur
Wheel Tax Revenue Rises as Grand Jury Action Spurs Payment
The Herald’s coverage of the grand jury probe into wheel tax nonpayment appears to boost compliance. In six days this month thirty-two wagons, twenty buggies, and two automobiles were taxed, bringing registered vehicles to 7,106: 2,140 buggies, 2,006 wagons, and 1,766 automobiles, underscoring road revenue.
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Grand Jury
Lipscomb
Local Physician Held for Operating a Still in Chattanooga
Dr J W Morgan a well known local physician was held to the United States grand jury by Commissioner Sam McAlister on a charge of owning and operating a distillery. A complete still and about one thousand gallons of mash were found on his property. The report also notes a separate item about Zanzibar harbor improvements and prostate appliances.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Dee
J. W. Morgan
United States Grand Jury
Sam McAlister
Railroad changes hit Columbia as Nashville dispatching moves
A major railway overhaul takes effect December 15, moving the Louisville and Nashville dispatching office from Columbia to Nashville. Four expert dispatchers will be sent north, costing about $1,000 monthly in savings, prompting a protest from local citizens who fear reduced Columbia’s importance. Heads of several affected families report to Nashville next week, with some not relocating immediately. The plan aims to streamline operations amid a downturn in business.
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Daily Herald
Columbia
Louisville & Nashvile
Plains
Nauhyills
Nashville
Columba
Sapretes Raiey
Kambia
Econ
Chieu
Citizens of
Columbia and
Mt. Pleasant
Bethel Hotel
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