Tennessee Live Stock Association Reform Unites State Farmers
Nashville leaders reorganize the Tennessee Live Stock Association removing the breed ers label and elect Overton to lead again. Officers include H A Morgan Knoxville George Brown Spring Hill Buford Somerville and W H Dunn Gallatin with no membership fee. The group aims to enroll members statewide and promote stock breeding soil health and the state fair.
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Nashville
Tenn
TiWallieas Ciuwaautind
Vieotun Vestunlas
Civ Tenner Eee
Freedere Association
Tennessee Live Stock Association
May Overton
H. A. Morgan
Knoxville
Middle Tennessee
George Campbell Brown
Spring Hill
West Tennessee
Frank G. Buford
Somerville
W. H. Dunn
Gallatin
Middle Tennessee Farmers’ Institute
Overton
Davidson County
Institute
Chevener
Tennessee
England
Julius Caesar
Buford
Brown
Thompson
Frank Fuller
Wah Laken
Statewide Prohibition Appeal Urges Church Action in December
A wartime style appeal from The Wesley Brotherhood urges Tennessee churches to observe December 13 as a statewide Prohibition day. The call asks churches to appoint lay committees to work with the Anti-Saloon League and announce collections to support the league’s financial needs.
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Aemi
Walle
Duomber
Church
Anti-Saloon League
W. R. Hamilton
Chamber of Commerce
Nashville
Tenn
League
Caswell
Rose
Tennessee
Peoples
Taft To Support New Mexico Statehood Effort
George Curry of New Mexico told Taft he supports statehood for New Mexico and Arizona with Roosevelt backing bills. Taft pledged to assist within his unofficial status and may raise the issue with congressional leaders in Washington next week. Taft accepted an invitation to a Cincinnati Taft Club dinner on Feb 19. Snowfall ends golf plans as Taft leaves for New York.
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Hot Springs
George Curry
New Mexico
Taft
Curry
Roosevelt
Arizona
Congress
Washington
Citizens’ Taft Club
Cincinnati
Judge Taft
New York
Carmack Memorial Becomes Tennessee Association Plan Outlined
Nashville leaders form the Carmack Memorial Association of Tennessee to raise a monument on Capitol Hill costing no less than 26000 dollars. An executive committee will apportion funds by county through county branch associations with officers elected in Nashville. The plan invites statewide contributions and outlines a memorial service at the Ryman Auditorium.
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Nashville
Tei
Carmick Memorial Committees
Croton
Edward Want Carmack
Capitol Hill
Carthack Memorial Committee
Carmack Memorial Association of Tennessee
Carmack Monument Fund
Tennessee
Carmack
Tennessean
Ryman Auditorium
Hevylen Appeal
West Tennessee
Thomas B. Turley
Memphis
Tenn
United States
East Tennessee
George BF
Milton
Knoxville
Knoxville Sentinel
Henry Beach Carre
Vanderbilt Universi
Farmers deplore Carmack's death in Northwest note
A report from Spokane details A G Romming a Minnesota graduate facing hardship after hiding in a box car to ride toward Everett Washington He survived two hungry days before authorities rescued him and fed him He said he sought material for a novel and was unaware his stunt would draw such danger. Nearby Nashville reports Middle Tennessee Farmers Institute unanimous resolutions lament the death of Senator Milward Carmack praise his legislative impact and propose a juvenile reform effort and a permanent state fair.
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Spokane
Wash
A. G. Romming
University of Minnesota
Ife
Sverett
Remming
Great Northern
Lyverett
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Middle Tennessee Farmers’ Institute
W. Warfield
Maury County
J. K. P. Blackburn
Giles County
Middle Tennessee Institute
Milward Ward Carmack
Congress of the
United States
Herbert Domain
Arbor Day tribute to four sisters of the sycamore
A school Arbor Day piece celebrates three girls Bessie Lee Dora and Nelle to plant a sycamore with Professor Duke and Jase the author notes the absence of a fourth girl and humorously hopes for a future fourth member while praising the trio and the upcoming tree planting at McDowell School.
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Bessie Lee
Miss Dora
Nelle
Captain Fair
Dora
Nellie
Professor Duke
Jase
Lad
House Burned Near Hampshire Fire destroys Brooks home
The residence of Mrs. W. T. Brooks near Hampshire was leveled by a Thursday morning blaze traced to a defective flue. Most belongings were saved, but the building suffered total loss, partly insured for 500 dollars.
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W. T. Brooks
Hampshire
Non-Resident Notice in Maury County Chancery Court
Emmeret Caldwell files bill against Koca-Nola Company a body corporate in Maury County Tennessee seeking debt relief. An original attachment has been levied on the company's estate and it must appear at Columbia on the third Monday in April 1909 to defend or risk a hearing ex parte. notice published in the Columbia Herald for four weeks.
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Chancery Court
Maury County
Tennessee
Emmeret Caldwell
Columbia
Koca-Nola Company
Sam Holdi
11Th Judicial Circuit
Court House
Columbia Herald
A. N. Akin
M. H. P. Figuers
Mince Pie Origins Murky Says New York Tribune
The New York Tribune notes the origin of mince pie is shrouded in mystery and suggests the mystery extends to the nearest pie factory. It hints ingredients remain unclear while urging readers to subscribe for The Herald.
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The
New York Tribune
Reforming the House of Lords A British Parliament Proposal
Report details a plan to reform the Lords by ending hereditary seats and replacing them with elected peers and senior officeholders. It proposes three peers of hereditary blood, about 200 elected peers, 10 lord spirituals, and five judges, with eligibility linked to cabinet, viceregal, and high-ranking service.
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London
Cimmitt. Ie
Canada
Australia
South Africa
House of Lome
Hall of Commons
House of
Hurry Up Letters to Saint Nick Christmas Note
A partial Christmas feature urges readers to send letters to Saint Nick by December 15. The Herald and Columbia Maury County readers are asked to submit wishes early so Santa can prepare the largest collection of presents. Saint Nicholas promises a thorough listing based on the requests received at least ten days before his visit.
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Herald
Santa Claus
Nicholas
Lapland
Columbia
Maury County
Saint Nicholas
Masons Elect Their Officers at Columbia Lodge
Columbia Masonic Lodge held a baill meeting on Thursday night. Will Wood received the master's degree, two applications were reeled for the degree, and one application afflation. Officers for next year were elected: W R Hovinus master, Charles H Johnson senior warden, James C Hardy junior warden, EB Youle treasurer, Frank H Smith secretary, Taylor Peters senior deacon, John Bb ton junior deacon, Wm A Voss Tyler. Installation is set for Thursday night.
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Columbia Masonic Lodge
Will Wood
W. R. Hovinus
W M
Charles H. Johnson
James C. Hardy
J. We
EB Youle ‘Treas
Frank H. Smith
Taylor Peters
D. John Bb!ton
J. D
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Unified States
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First Savings Bank & Trust Co
G. M. Neely
Overton Lea
BE. B. Folk
BE. L. McNeilly
Goulding Marr
R. L. C. White
I. L. Pendleton
Sam Holden
W. R. Webb
Bell Buckle
Charles S. Ivie
Shelbyville
Iddle Tennessee Institute
Milton McLaan
Arbor
McDowell School
Eben Caldwell
Koca-Nola Ompany
Uy Wits
Saint Nick
Masons
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