Wilson praised as world’s liberty champion in France visit
In Columbia Tennessee a column extols President Wilson for his reception in France branding critics alarmist. It lauds his thirteen points as peace treaty foundation and asserts unity of parties and officials in backing his principles. The piece argues Wilson remains a representative, not a ruler, of American ideals. It notes the Red Cross and Liberty Bond supporters should join the one dollar membership and praises Maury County’s wartime contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
France
United States
Tre
Pius
England
Withoh
Woodrow Wilson
Stampa
Uncle Sam
Maury County
Memibersiip Fea
A Little Dollar and the Red Cross Duty
A local column laments small gifts to the Red Cross and urges renewal of annual memberships. It contrasts tiny one dollar dues with larger past gifts, noting the critique of paying for a year while still in midterm, and stresses true spirit and sacrifice in support. It argues contributions, big or small, aid distant and domestic relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Itzy
United States duty to aid hungry and oppressed nations abroad
The article argues Americans must aid starving and oppressed peoples in Europe and Russia, supporting democratic order and resisting autocratic rule. It urges humanitarian effort, notes loyalty to civil liberty, and condemns German tyranny while defending intervention to foster stable governments and preserve civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Tcoulitriég
Venevars
Hwisia
Russia
Ressia
Avdrthy
Boldueviem
Choaw
Germany
Edncory
Pau
America
Giving Yet Not Giving as War Ends in America
Citizens reflect on postwar duties and charity, noting that increased production must be matched by continued sacrifice. A call laments that some gave little while soldiers return, urging genuine support and honoring those who served, regardless of wealth, as homecomings begin and records of campaigns endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Colombia
Uieir
Sobiiers
Tuut
Tim
Weather Warnings for Baye Sheep Included in Agriculture Advice
Warnings from the Department of Agriculture warn Baye sheep and cattle interests about seasonal risks during lambing and shearing. Issued April by the San Francisco forecast district center, the guidance covers over 101,000 timber lambs and other local stakes in the farming district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department At Agriculture
San Francisco
Gredt
Ain Bere
Germany Plans To Raise Fund To Pay Big Debt
Germany moves to raise money for the war indemnities demanded by the allies. Reports indicate a new government program to ease tension, including two loans one of which will fund indemnities. The actions are part of a broader effort to service large debt and secure financial stability amid postwar pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United Press
Copenhagen
Notice of Administratrix Estate of Sarah Bit He
Administrator announces probate of the estate of Mrs. Sarah Bit He. Creditors and all persons having claims against the estate must present them by May 20 1919 or be barred. George N Patton Hampshire Town issues the notice and directs filing with the clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
George N
Patton
Hampshire
Marriage Licenses Recorded in Local Notices
Marriage licenses issued in the period include Raymond Journey to Mrs Mary A Cunningham, with details in local notices. The record lists spouses and verification of filings, reflecting standard civil proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heunees
Raymond Journey
Mary AN. Cunningham
Dutt Bolts
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Columbia,Tenn
Dr. Finney
W. ED. Hastings
Sec'ty
Treas
Obert H. Clagett
W.D. Hastings
Herald
Chas
Adp Pay
Autteericig
Ani
Department of Highways
State of Tennessee
Department
Nashville
Workman's Store
Rockdale
Lawrence County
Tennessee
Barrow
Shird Rock
Clas AY Cofttrett
Mt .Nelson
Murray
Vules ‘Auction
North Main Street
Hays & Wright
R. L. Hays, Auctioneer
Mary Garden
Melba
Brussels
Edwin Clapp
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