Marketing Service offers broad farm goods for sale in Tennessee
The Marketing Division of the Nashville Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway invites producers to list sale items including poles, wood, corn, hay, seeds, cattle, hogs, goats, and farm equipment. It seeks buyers for many commodities and requests complete descriptions, prices, and quantities via L. Bellson, General Agent, Nashville, Tennessee.
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Nashville, Chattanooga
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis
Bellsn
Nashville, Tenn
War Fund Drive For YWCA Reaches 30 Percent More Than Allocation
Contributions to the YWCA war fund in the Columbia district total $887 last week with Spring Hill at $515 and Mt Pleasant expected to raise $500. The drive aims to exceed the Maury county allotment by 30 percent as Miss Caroline Williams directs Columbia, Mrs Gray and Mrs Brown lead Mt Pleasant and Spring Hill efforts. Names of donors giving $1 or more published here include Mrs J T Wooten and RS Hopkins among others. smaller gifts to be published later.
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Younes Women's Christian Association
B. McKennon
Columbia Bank & Trust Co
Columbia District
Trme
Spring Hill
Mt. Pleasant
Maury County
Caroline Williams
J. Gray
Mt Pleasant
Percy Brown
J. T. Wooten
RS. Hopkins
J. T. McKnight
No Surprise at Christmas Gift Exchange
Dialogue reveals Mrs. Crawford asks if her husband surprised her with a present at Christmas. Mrs. Crabshaw says he did not. she told him exactly what she needed, and he reckless enough to fetch it for her.
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Crawford
Historic building demolished by fire in Maury county
An old building at the corner of North Main and Sixth streets of Columbia, once a county jail and later a local courthouse, burned in a blaze. The fire destroyed a structure tied to local history, including the Rowittree murder case, with its brick construction standing firm despite a large explosion.
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Columbia
Central Auto Co
North Main
Sixth Streets
Cie Lis
Maury
Counses
Sas Nine
Dr Thomas Blow Rice Oil Ad War Era Ad
Farmers mechanics and railroaders rely on Dr Thomas Blow rie Oil for cuts burns and bruises. A home remedy ad notes it is fine for minor injuries and lists price of 36 cents.
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Thomas
Santa Claus-Land series spoof in Life magazine
Wrecker mocks Santa Claus in a cartoonish dialogue about Santa lamenting German thefts of reindeer and sleigh bells. The quip suggests wartime censorship and resource shortages as foil, with a sly plug for subscribing to The Hersh.
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Wrecker
Claus
Santa Claus
Germany
Red Cross Maury County Chapter Elects Officer
Maury County Red Cross chapter holds a mass meeting to elect officers including secretary treasurer and committee chairs. Judge John M Patterson of Philadelphia to address a mass meeting at First Methodist Church after prayer services, as the chapter outlines finances and membership drive goals aiming to 4000 new members.
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John M. Patterson
Maury County
Red Crowe and
Fractiontl
Baniemuare
Tie
Ted Mimiay Ritenioay
Fie Orginivabok
Christhias Mothors
J. H Berber
The
Wark
Elizabeth Whitthormne
Maury Count
Abatroian W. 3
Woman credits Cardus tonic for life saving recovery
Mary Kilman of Rouse City Texas recounts chronic side pain and bedridden months ending six years ago after starting Cardus. She says three bottles cured her and she remains strong since, urging others with headaches backaches or monthly pains to try the tonic.
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Carder
Rouse City
Tex
Mary Kilman
Cardus
Local Business Notes and Transit References
Fragmentary item referencing Maury Dry Gaiwis Co and McNutt Entertainment. Mentions taxi to Carters Creek and A. Satterfield & Co. Some figures 1.18 Refold to Ausiliarigs 6.020.00. Treasurer GEO. MS RENSON appears in the remnant text.
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Eneeel
Carters Creek
Mac View
Eraser Entertainment
Bucks Maury Dry Gaiwis Co
McNutt Entertainment
Carter's Creek
A. Satterfield & Co
Auwiliarigs
John P McGaw Eaves For Chicago
John P McGaw veteran of Tennessee returns from Sheffield Alabama where he visited to discuss managing the Tennessee Valley Fair. Packers in Sheffield urged him to come and arrange a secured role. He plans to leave the city for Chicago to spend holidays with family and resume talks on fair management for next season.
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Aha Po McGaw
Fa’ Nan
Tennessee
Sheffield
Ala
Toolver
Funeral for Mrs Sue Erwin Held at Bigbyville
Mrs Sue Erwin aged 82 years and six months died at her home in Bigbyville. Survived by husband Joseph Erwin and three sons Alex Tom and Walker Erwin. Funeral services from McCain's church Saturday at 11 o'clock. Further details to follow.
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Sue Erwin
Bigbyville
Joseph Erwin
Alex Tom
Walker Erwin
McCain
Winter Wear Styles Take Practical Turn In Magazines
A readable fragment notes fashion pieces where women's magazines show practical winter wear. The brief mentions hats and ears, hinting at practical yet stylish items. It reads as a casual takeaway on current wardrobe trends.
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Atyles
Grand jury lauds efficiency over sensitive case at Maury County
The November term grand jury report commends its conscientious discharge of duties and the attorney general’s satisfaction. It references seven indictments including the Boaz case involving alleged improper relations with inmates at the Tennessee Orphan Home. Boaz left for Dayton, Ohio, with possible requisition to return. The session featured examination of witnesses in the Boag Cave case and ended as the Circuit Court heard the final report and dismissed the grand jury with compliments to its members.
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Canex
Grand Jury
Vnal
Iquisitorial
W.T. Bowz
Tennessee Orphan Home
Lone
State Board of Charities
Sond
Athaneyceérel W
Phaning
Dir
Maury County
Terrn
Uotil
W. T. Boaz
Dayton
Ohio
Columbia
Boaz
Atate
Boag Cave
Hiatial
Circuit Court
Ollock
Jorge W. B. Turner
al ‘Ovens
Jack Spratt Saves All the Fat Patriot Thread
A compact note praising Jack Spratt as a steadfast figure, claiming no patriot doubts him and describing Spear as a man of notable resolve in a conservative context. The fragment suggests a historical or satirical vent.
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Jack Spear
Jack Spratt
Movement of Stochars and F era From October Markets
The article discusses movement of stockers and feeders during October, comparing 1917 to 1916 and September to October figures. It cites U S Department of Agriculture data showing 65,210 stocker and feeder cattle shipped nationwide excluding Chicago and Omaha, with 14,246 from those markets in October 1917, plus September totals of 28,457 stockers and feeders for the year.
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Walrington
Slaighisrud
Department of Air Cuit
Bureau of Mass
United States
Chicago
Fond recollections amid lilac time and hog killing
The Daily Herald notes a nostalgic sense of lilac time and apple season, recalling pleasant moments and a few good points from a passing era. The piece ends with a casual inquiry and a nod to hog-killing time as a rural reflection.
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Duroc
Big Bone
Indy
Maury National Bank
RED Cross Chapter
W. S. Fleming
Great Humanitarian Organization
GRIVE
Southern Express Co
Amty
Toni
Renson
Treas
John P. M’gaw
Eaves
ALA. Fair
Treak
Bell
Citizen's
J. B. Rees
Arend
Stochars
Fera
Daily Herald
Aacke
Boye
Emre
Pune
Elem
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