Valuable cattle killed by eating corn stalks
The first serious herd losses from cattle feeding on smutted corn stalks were reported this week. Lee Vaughan, Man Dawson, and Gad Armstrong lost multiple steers and cows, with total value running into hundreds. Keep cattle off affected pastures. veterinarians note smut as the poison source. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised as a health aid.
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Man Dawson
Gad Armstrong
Lee Vaughan
Street, Martin & Vaughan
Hampshire
Memorial services at Grand Opera House honor Elk brothers
A large audience attended the Bike Lodge of Sorrow program at the New Grand Opera House in Davidson County. Elks member Frank Bath of Nashville delivered the memorial address praising brotherhood, charity, and the Santa Claus work for waifs, with performances by Lera Ussery, Mrs. Forgey, and Mrs. Martin. The ceremony opened at 8 o'clock with patriotic decor and included a brief history of the order, noting its origin in New York over fifty years ago and growth to 400000 members.
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New Grand Opera House
Opera House
Dr. Biddle
Dedman
H. Alford
G M. Jones
W. P. Boyd
L. 8. Duke
W. B. Voss
M. B. Fariss
A. L. Walker
W. C. Salmon
Frank Swansburg
G. W. Hayes, Jr
W. P. Morgan, Jr
F. A .Shelton
H. West
W. L. Cheslar
F. J. Bath
W. E. Voss
Mise Lera Ussery
Forgey
Martin
Columbia
Mr. Bath
New York
Dorothy Fulton
Sanna
Pythians Elect Officers At Friday Meeting
Knights of Pythias members elected officers for the upcoming term at Friday night’s meeting. A W Lipscomb served as C C, R B McCarty as V, Connor Akin as Prelate, Dr J H Kennedy as M W, M B Faries as M A, Will Reeves as J G, A C Wella as C G, and J B Orman as K BR.
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Knights of Pythias
A. W. Lipscomb
C. C
McCarty
Connor Akin
J. H. Kennedy
M. W
M. B. Faries
New Rector Arrives at Church of the Advent Nashville
Rev. Walter Edwin Dakin, the new rector of the Church of the Advent, has arrived in Nashville and is settling at the rectory beside the church. He will meet the congregation and preach soon, accompanied by his wife, noted for charm and personality.
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Nashville
Walter Edwin Dakin
Church of the Advent
Dakin
Indy
Fire damages Mt Pleasant store in mysterious origin
Fire gutted Frank Cummins store in Mt Pleasant between 10 and 11 PM. Loss covered in part by insurance as flames and water damage ruined clothing, shoes, and gentlemen's furnishings. A local baker adjacent to the shop raised the alarm after discovering the blaze.
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Frank Cummins
Cummina
Cumming
Furniakhings
Jones Seeks County Clerk Office in Vigorous Campaign
T M Jones of Columbia announces candidacy for the county court clerk role. A traveling salesman by trade, he is described as popular, agreeable, and obliging, promising an efficient, painstaking, and honest county administration if elected. He aims for a vigorous campaign with broad support.
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T. M. Jones
Columbia
Mr. Jones
Jones
Jaca
Announcements for County Officials in Maury County
The Herald publishes candidate notices for county court clerk circuit court clerk and trustee positions for Maury County ahead of the August 6, 1914 election. Several names appear as authorized announcements including Hayes Denton Joe Wilkes Cory Gardner Arch Lipscomb T. M. Jones Davie Mitchell John W. Adkisson James D. Cathey and Ross Gurve along with party affiliation notes and terms. Also a medical anecdote references a Dr Thomas Eclectic and a burned child seeking sleep aid.
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Hayes Denton
Joe T. Wilkes
Cory Gardner
Maury County
Arch W. Lipscomb
The
Heralds
John W. Adkisson
James D. Cathey
Dairy Industry Promotion In the South Asks For Markets
United States Department of Agriculture dairy division officials Thos Corneliuson and J B Keathley visit the South to interview farmers and study profits markets and other business details. They expect dairy farming to double in a few years and see soil benefits from growth. Blue grass regions of Middle Tennessee deemed ideal for dairying. Subscribe for The Herald.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Thos, Corneliuson
Washington
J. B. Keathley
Nashville
Meyers. Corneliuson
Keathiey
South
Keathley
Middle Tenneses
Annex Shop Adverts Highlight Low Prices on Winter Wear
F. Gwangburg announces heavy fleeced lined vests and pants for ladies and children, union suits, gloves, and sweaters at low prices. Men for sh a mix of shirts, drawers, pants, and canvas pieces, plus shoes and coal tools. Includes bold pricing and a call to shop at the Annex.
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Liia
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