New Mayor-Elect W C Cherry Faces Sunday Closing Debate
Merchants overwhelmed by long customer lists as new council studies Sunday closing. Cherry, the mayor elect, urged rigid economic policy. officials say present law is inadequate and must be refined in administration.
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NEW Council
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W. C. Cherry
Herald
Elect Cherry
Columbia
Baelke
Cherry Bel
Covanie
People of Columbia
Board of Mayors and Aldermen
Honor Roll in City Schools for November
unusually large list shows students to be doing splendid work across city schools with many names featured for high achievement in November honors.
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Gladyy Kindel
Johnie Overstreet
Anson Yeager
Ruby Stofel
Theothy Wehin
Keyine Brady
James Aesigs Kirk
Harold Pruitt
Pos Wilamy
Tere Tare
I NW Craig
Joe Bagwell
Howard Avis
Elizabeth Smith
William Mc“wen
Cloyd Whitaker
Lawrence Barker
Mary Sutherland
Christine Allen
Viola Hountree
Biford — Prentice
Penning Shoegog
Lemore McFall
Dorothy Huffaker
Louise Kindel
Henry Hyle
Mary Agnes
Nolan
Florence Grimmett
Gladys Gray
Louies Allen
Albert Long
Jack Patterson
Wiliam Crawford
Elizabeth Vandergrift
Mary E. Sweet
Rosa Belle McKee
Nola Kincaide
Margaret Kennedy
Bertha Ornes
Mary Hurst
Lucy Davis
Geneva Williams
Monroe Biddle
James Underwood
Joe McKua
Jessie Mai Gamblin
Martha Evelyn Martin
Kate Morgan
Laura Chattin Parker
Marie Pruett
Kate Sullivan
Helen Whitaker
Mary Vandergrift
Kayry Adkisson
John Henry Barber
Henry Craig
Shelton Johnson
John Neeld
Clary Kalross
Agonia Fakergrew
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Viggia McKee
Gladys Thomas
Juin F. Sheegog
Orton Bennett
Lena Wilkers
Dy Pilay
Megunir
Mark Dawson
Jouise Biddle
Virginia Cruk
Polly Nicholson
Jas. W. Roberts
Frances
Dugger
Lor Potts
Christine Shelton
Rachel White
Bedie Clark
Jessa Judd
James
Murry Rayburn
Margaret Cathey
Katherine Phillips
Browne Richardton
Vera Smith
Claudie Compton
Ruth Toute
Althea Smith
Mary Lee Yokley
Tester Hill
Louise Pogue
Elsie Arthur
Ellen Thomas
Sara Tucker
Chexter Porter
Charles Yeager
Margaret Holt
Stu Thomas
Sara Johnson
Ethel Hardison
Dorothy Hurlburt
Juanita Dean
Frances Coo
Lucile Cook
Hen Shapiro
Everette Derryberry
Burton
Louraa Harrison
Grace Dean
Joe Shelden
Beatrice Compton
Mary J. Siveris
Mary Xin
Gladys Smith
Mary Howard Sparkman
Harden Brown
Clads Black
Burbon Hurkett
Eva Burkett
Margaret Compton
Mayhew Derryberry
Louise
Dorteh
Frankin Fulton
Lelia
Harriet ‘Harris
Thelmaris
Gladys Journey
Jeannette Molloy
Packers Issue Warnings On Side Line Sales This Season
Palmer announces compromise of government anti trust suit against them. Deputy Fire Marshal Forgey outlines season safety as officials set some do’s and don’ts for crowd control and vendor sales.
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Will Treble Size of Bakery in City
A report notes the Whitley bakery plans to expand to meet growing demand and increase production capacity. The owner and manager discuss leveraging an unseen plant for future output as the business eyes creating more jobs and serving a broader area.
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Biniline Hekory Company
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Increased Cost of Running Cars in 1920 License Fees
Maury County faces higher auto license costs after January 1 as the 1919 legislature shifts to a 50 percent gross power tax. Estimated by County Court Clerk Lipscomb, total license revenue may reach $50,000 this year to fund highway building. Rates vary from $15.87 for the Briscoe to $35.81 for the Packard, with trucks up to $59.65 and demonstration numbers at $25.
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Card
Lipscomb
Maury County
Columbia Completes New City Code Digest For Printer
Columbia's new city code, compiled by Ney Dedman and W J Towler, is ready for the printer. The digested work consolidates hundreds of ordinances passed over years into a single concrete form. Distribution planned shortly after Christmas, with a short, readable volume for city officials and residents.
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Thine Ney Dedman
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W. J. Towler
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Towler
Dedfen
Choctaw Hero Named Model for French Artist
Oklahoma veteran Otis W. Loader, who fought from Chateau Thierry to Argonne and earned praise for bravery, is chosen by Dewarreux to model a painting of the true American fighter. The portrait will hang in the French Federal Building in Paris alongside other Allied soldiers. Loader, now in Oklahoma City under Federal Board training in mechanical and electrical engineering, will proceed to advanced work in Kansas City after completion.
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United States
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Paris
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France
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Missouri
Peer less Chemical Company to Ship 400 Tons Daily
Daily shipments of four hundred tons of phosphate rock will be sent by the Peer less Chemical Company. The operation is large scale with about twelve car loads per day and high grade rock valued at roughly $4 per ton. Payroll around $1000 weekly, and annual output near 120 million dollars, signaling a major phosphate industry development with a top plant.
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Grocery sales not cut by the prices in Columbia
In Columbia and Maury county shoppers face higher holiday costs yet maintain strong grocery spending. Turkeys run 35 to 40 cents a pound dressed, cranberries 15 cents per quart, sugar two to three times prior, vegetables up 50 to 100 percent, and other dinner items equally dear, but grocers report brisk sales and cheerful customers amid the cost of living rise.
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Columbia
Maury County
Officer Probes Reported Killing Whistling Swans
Manchester Tenn. officer probes a reported killing of three whistling swans shot recently. The text notes there is no state law protecting the birds and cites a possible punishment of 340 dollars and six months imprisonment.
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J. 4. Perry
United States
Wan
Athens on a great boom said to be true
T. J. Guest of Athens Georgia reports holidays with relatives and friends. He states that newspaper claims students were forced to leave due to lack of accommodations are absolutely true. He says everything is on a big boom and Athens hosts the Georgia Agricultural College.
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T. J. Guest
Athens
Georgia Agricultral College
Peace Expected Before January 1 In Det Of Scapa Plan
Paris December 22 The peace conference has reached a draft agreement on compensation demanded for the sinking of the Scapa Plan ship. The final note will be handed to German representatives this evening, and the protocol is expected to be signed by December 31.
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United Prose
Paris
Mirmany
Census aid urged from teachers in 1920
Dr P P Claxton United States Commissioner of Education appeals to teachers and school officials to help in the 1920 census beginning January 2. He urges quieting fears about taxation and legal entanglements, and urges children to inform homes that census taking is a gigantic cooperative task. A special circular for schools will be distributed. the piece notes world blind population ratios and Baghdad once hosting two million people.
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P .P. Claxton
United States
Census Bureau
Anti-Saloon League denies anti-tobacco crusade claim
Nashville dispatch reports the Anti-Saloon League rejects claims it launched an anti-tobacco drive. The League says tobacco differs from liquor and aids law enforcement against moonshining rather than opposing tobacco. Clarence True Wilson is misrepresented as backing anti-tobacco work.
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Vile Bir
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National Tobacco League
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