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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1920

Page

5

Opposition 10 Convention Shaping Road Law Debate

Officials spar over road law plans as supporters cling to a proposal backed by Hill and Russell. The dispute centers on district allocations for road bonds and potential voter approval, with locals arguing the plan in Nov 2 election favored bond funding and state highways while a new scheme faces resistance.

Messrs Hill Russell Spring Hill Columbia Mt Dinsekant Tin Phith Mt. Pleasant Looney Gnprotitalie Tabt Hy

Wedding of Annie Ruth Johnson and Robert Dudley Moore

Society notes report the wedding of Annie Ruth Johnson and Robert Dudley Moore at Mt Pleasant Methodist Church on Tuesday at 4 pm. Rev. W E Doss White officiated with decorations of ferns Jackson vines and white rose buds. The bridal party included Dora Cover maid of honor and Dowight Moore brother of the bride, with Paul Leach as best man. After a wedding trip to St Louis the couple will live on Pleasant Street.

Mary Anderson Mendelssohn Meussrs Jordan English Compton Tucker Dora Cover Edna Morgan Dowight Paul Leach Vanderbilt Mrs. Moore St. Louis Pleasant Street Moore Park Owen Grocery Co

Lawrenceburg Wedding Covers Crews Mathews Union in Columbia

J ed Matthews of Columbia wed Miss Jim Kennedy Crews of Lawrenceburg in a quiet Wednesday ceremony officiated by Prof. J. B. Thornberry. The bride, educated at St. Cecelia Nashville, wore blue tricotine and cerise accessories. Afterward the couple planned a northern motor tour before settling in Columbia. the groom leads the Maury Motor Corporation’s used car department.

Lawrenceburg Jed Matthews Columbia Jim Kennedy Crews Maury Motor Corporation Lawrence Democrat J. B. Thornberry J Dim Kennedy Crews James F. Crews James EH. Mathews Bro. Thornberry BS. Smallwood Aga Virginia Busby Matthews Nashville Louisville Cincinnati St. Cecelia Pioneer Lawrence County

Berecerte Miss Nina Martin Visits Athena Alabama

First lines note Miss Nina Martin visiting Athena Alabama. Mrs. W. R. Rowch of Santa Fe and other locals are mentioned visiting Colombia and Nashville. Capt. W. G. Erwin and family return to Panama Canal Zone. plans to practice law there. William Goad attends fat cattle show in Nashville. Prof. Evan A. McLean attends cattle show. Several local people are spending weekends with relatives and at events.

Nina Martin Athena Ala W. R. Rowch Santa Fe Colombia Wilburn Dein Fran Vex Dean Nashville RE. Haynes James Franklin Columbia W. G. Erwin Panama Canal Zone Capt. Erwin Panama William Goad Willie Howell Spring Hill Grace Howell Evan A. McLean

Prize Winners in Maury County Poultry Show

Clerks in Maury county report the poultry show totals with many premium awards listed. Winners include Silver Laced Wyandottes and White Plymouth Rocks with multiple pens, cockerels, pullets, and cash or subscriptions as prizes. Names such as Mrs. W J Lamb, G H Williams, Mrs R J Hays, Bertha Vaughn, Nimrod Porter, and J T Davis appear with various classes and rewards.

Maury County Street, Martin G. H. Williams Daily Herald Herald Publishing Co Th le Mays R. J. Hays RL. Hays W. J. Lamb S. B. Stephens Furniture Co Plymouth Rocks Chaffin Grocery Co J. T. Davis Plymouth Rock Mra Kirk Hampshire J.T Datit

Nashville live stock and grain prices in Herald listing

Special to The Herald Nashville reports cattle receipts at 100 with slow but steady market, hog receipts 1,700 strong and steady. grain and flour prices shown for corn, flour, oats, eggs, butter, potatoes, and wheat. Numerous poultry premiums and cash awards listed for Daily Herald contest entries with names and sponsors.

New York Union Stock Yards The Herald Nashville

Porker Prices Unchanged Today

Porker prices were steady on the Louisville and Nashville markets. Cattle and sheep markets were slow or steady with quotations unchanged. Local market all prices steady as receipts show hogs at 2,500 head and heavies to 45 and pigs from 7.25 to 8.75.

Louisville Nashville The Herald

Hat Shot Attempt Results In Fatality In San Francisco

In San Francisco on December a man named Andrew Merto attempted to shoot the hat off Amanda Georgi’s head at a cafe table wagering he could do so without harming her. He fired too low and killed the man, police said. Londem policemen are taught Jin Jilew as a means of self defense.

San Francisco Andrew Merto Amanda Georgi Ieee Bewly Londem

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