Courts Must Function and Citizens’ Civic Duty
The Herald urges trust in the court system and public accountability. It argues judges bear great responsibility to uphold lawful process, while citizens must actively support institutions, accept duties beyond personal convenience, and avoid collective strikes or divided loyalties among teachers and public servants. The piece praises Tennessee teachers for patriotism yet warns against self serving associations, urging a state wide, duty driven formation.
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Caesar
Tennessee
Herald
Public School Teachers and Loyalty to the State
A discussion urges organized teachers associations aligned with state board resolutions while opposing labor unions. It emphasizes public school teachers as loyal custodians and symbols of Americanism, tasked with shaping future citizens through education.
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Teachers’ Association
State Board of Education
Sor
Court urged to order probe of attorney general conduct
In a strong front page appeal, The Herald calls on Judge Turner to direct the grand jury to thoroughly investigate rumors about the county's top law officer. The piece argues a vigorous inquiry is essential to uphold the office, the court, and public trust, urging action before the people.
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Turner
Judicial c
Tennessee
Tose
Lke
Tan
Jinge Turner
Grand Jury
Eseneral
Card of Thanks From Hughes Family Glendale Tenn
The Hughes family expresses deep gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during the illness and death of their loved one. They ask readers to accept their sincere thanks and prayers for God’s richest blessing.
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Gort
J. A. Hughes
Glendale
Tenn
Flour Milling Plant Destroyed by Fire in Columbia
A large flouring mill operated by the Columbia Mill and Elevator Company was completely burned to the ground Tuesday evening. The fire destroyed the mill building and equipment, with losses estimated at substantial figures. No injuries were reported. Fire departments battled the blaze through the night but could not save the structure.
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Columbia Mill & Elevator Company
Spectacular Columbia mill fire leaves multistory ruin
The Columbia Mill and Elevator Company building near the L and No railroad was destroyed in a Monday night blaze, with losses estimated at 8300,000 and 845,509 insured. The fire drew hundreds of spectators in heavy rain as firemen fought amid limited water supply. The mill, recently expanded, employed about thirty people and stored grain valued around 200,000 in the nearby elevator. the plant will be rebuilt with greater capacity.
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Columbia
Columbia Mill & Elevator Company
W. A. Dale
R. A McKinney
Connection Wee
McKinnes
McKinney
Better Stock Campaign Waged in Maney County
Agricultural Agent J A Merwin drives enrollment in a county wide cattle breeding crusade. He plans to mail enrollment blanks to farmers to pledge adherence to better breeding practices and eliminate scrub sires. McLean aims to spread the effort county wide before distributing blanks to all farmers seeking neighbor interest and participation.
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Etter
Maney County
J. A. Merwin
McLain
The
Herald
McLean
MelLean
Many Changes in Marshals Office
Confirmation of Edward Albright of Gallatin as United States marshal for the district is expected soon with Senate support from Shields and McKellar. Albright, a prominent newspaper man, will take charge after confirmation, succeeding John I. Aints as marshal. Expect forthcoming personnel changes in the office.
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Edward Albielit
Gallatin
Garshal
Shields
McKellar
Ange B. Witt
Mans Countany
Mitor Albright
Einy
Dia
John i. Aints
Senate
Witt
Mar Hal
Alfalfa Yields and Hog Demonstrations Highlight County Club Reports
The Sora Club reports an average alfalfa yield of sixty bushels per acre while the Me Lean county agent notes hog experiments. Demonstrations show hogs gaining about 2.12 pounds daily with profits around 87 dollars per head on fifty five acres of corn and forty beans. A second demo from April to June with 170 hogs began at 25,100 pounds and ended near 88,200 pounds, an average gain of 75 pounds per hog, cost per pound gain about 22 cents. The total profit of meat from the demonstration nears 4,000 dollars. Few pig club members in the county have reported due to bad weather.
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B. A. Me
Lean
Boys Pig Club
Sipent
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