Entitled to Benefits of Law for Ex Service Men
A Nashville officer oversees vocational training for disabled World War veterans in Tennessee. Prof. Bynum reports Tennessee has the most eligible soldiers in the South, with about 7,000 disabled veterans statewide and 16,000 at the University of Tennessee system, the largest group in training. He cites East Tennessee leading in trained veterans and notes meetings with county and city superintendents during his visit.
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Daily Herald
Reb. Bywim
Nashville
Bynum
Middle
West Tennessee
Abe
Clersi
University of Tennessee
Tennessee
South
Tennessee Unite
East Fennessee
Madison County
Jackson
State Board of Education
Ula
Prof
Graham
Harvis
Biter
Gulag
Hell
Columbia
Tol
Colombia-Tistinite
Conservatory of A Music
Cincinnati
the Broom
Clarksville
Tenn
Vanderbilt Wnit
GIVING BABY ITS BATH IN VIENNA
United Press reports Vienna faces milk shortage as government controls pricing. Parents struggle as currency strength drops making infant milk unaffordable. officials seek rationing and reduced consumption to manage limited supplies.
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Vienna
United Press
New York
Viena
Buco Pour Aed
Kerepean Helier Council
Rilla
Society notes highlight holiday gatherings in Columbia
The column records multiple local society events from December, including Hampshire Home Demonstration Club gatherings at Dr and Mrs Webb home with games and a four course dinner, Christmas dinners on South High Street and Mooresville Pike, and weddings and engagements among Colum bia residents. Notable nuptials include Miss Cordie White and A By Harrison, Miss Amanda Harrison and Riddle Ragan, Miss Mary DeMontille Hill and Girard Polk Brownlow, with details on attire, attendants, and reception plans.
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Hampshire
Olah
Webl
Dew
Harrison-White
Cordie Ta White
Harrison
A. PB. Mouton
Ui South
Broadview
Miss White
Cullooka
Fty Brothers
W. L. Collier
Torhone
South High Street
Fry Brothers
No AL Rew
Mooresville Pike
Colum
W. M. Rea
Glendale
A. No Smith
Merndate
W. ¥. Wiley
Garrej Rea
Som, Clayburn
McCains
Clarence Dagger
Lewis
Smith Dagger
Selan
Jock
Joe Rea
Murphy Sn
Nannie Joe
Geo. Murtin
Eldred
Gamphelia Station
Rea
Columbia
January Mule Market Expected to Open Amid Strong Demand
Local mule dealers anticipate a lively opening Monday with many buyers, chiefly from the south, though prices may be lower than last January. Cotton and grain prices have fallen, suggesting cheaper mules for farm use as buyers expect steady but not record volume this time.
Herald Down in Florida Mystery Traced to Carters Creek
Fragmentary item from The Herald describes ATL Whiteh of Carters Creek laid out in Ponta Gonia Florida to spend the winter. It mentions Mr Church arranging rent for three months and hints at undying tales to keep residents in the land of Rowers for complete success.
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Atl Whiteh
Carters Creek
Ponta Gonia
Fla
Church
Malle Herald
Social News From Sweetwater and Nearby Towns
Major and Mrs LW Rtagsdale of Sweetwater visit Dr and Mrs BE Ragsdale in West nd and relatives at Williamsport. KR B Jones of Louisville spends Christmas with his wife’s parents, Mr and Mrs Moses McLellan. Mrs Wiley C Embry of Nashville visits her parents. Laura Haggarty and daughter Sara return to Lawrenceburg after Christmas with the Baileys. Miss Myrtle Rayburn visits Nashville. Bailey Pullen leaves for Nashville to see relatives. J H W Bailey of Tron City visits Columbia. William Pry goes to Nashville for the Brownlow Hill nuptials. Misses Camille Herndon Mary Ashton go to New York for grand opera. Misses Josephine Hutton Norma Warfield and Emmie Low Wheeler attend Christmas events. Merrett Wheeler travels from New Hampshire to Shelbyville for the holiday ball. Mr and Mrs Leopofsky motor to Nashville for Christmas, return to Columbia. Mr and Mrs J M Towler and three daughters return to Nashville after Christmas with Mrs Miry Towsey. Lewis McAdams leaves for New York City after a few days with his parents to resume work with National Biscuit Co. Mr and Mrs Doe Drystus leave for Atlanta and Augusta to visit. Mr and Mrs Piquers Voss return to Caney Springs after visiting sisters Mrs D H Dorris and Mrs J Walter Griffin.
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Major
LW. Rtagsdale
Sweetwater
BE. M. Ragsdale
West Nd
Williamsport
KR. B. Jones
Louisvile
Moses McLellan
Wiley C. Embry
Nashville
Mes
W. B. Embry
South Main Street
Laura Haggarty
Sara
Lawrenceburg
HD. Bailey
Myrtle Rayburn
Bailey Pullen
Adams-Latta Drug Company
J. H W. Bailey
Tron City
Columbia
William Pry
Nashvile
Brownlow-Hill
Hut City
Camille Herndon
Mary Ashton
New York
Josephine Hutton
Norma Warfield
Emmie Low Wheeler
Mt. Pleasant
Merrett Wheeler
New Hampshire
Shelbyville
J. M. Towler
Miry Li ‘Towiey
Lewis McAdams
Luther McAdams
New York City
National Biscuit Co
Doe Drytus
Atlanta
Augusta
Piquers Voss
Caney Springs
D. H. Dorris
Automobile license tags go on sale in county
The Daily Herald reports 1921 automobile license tags are now selling at the County Court office of Clark Lipscom. The January 1 deadline looms. owners delaying purchase risk arrest and penalties for driving with an old tag. About 1,800 cars in the county. buyers urged to complete tag purchase early to avoid rush.
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Daily Herald
Clark Lips. Com
Monte Daniel Visits Fayetteville Coach Seeks Strong Bryson Season
Monte McDaniel, former Central High School athletic director and state champion basketball coach, now Bryson College athletic director in Fayetteville, visits Columbia during holidays. He reports his Bryson five look sturdy and hopeful for a strong season as he shakes hands with friends.
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Central High
Wesdunesday
Dily Herald
Monte McDaniel
Teaching Corps
Af Central High School
Tts
Bryson Collbpes
Fayetteville
Columbia
Monte
Beyson
Hundred Rabbit Delivery Report From Maury County
Hunters took advantage of holidays as fourteen hundred rabbits were delivered to a produce house, indicating rabbits remain plentiful in Maury County. The shipment arrived yesterday, underscoring a robust supply for the market.
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Maury County
Jural
Deater
Income Tax Reporting Rules For Next Year
Deputy Collector Irving G Peebles outlines who must file income reports under the revenue law. Any single man earning $1000 or more, married couples with joint income of $2000 or more, and partnerships must file. Penalties apply for failure to report or pay tax. forms available from the Nashville Internal Revenue office with deadlines in March.
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Daily Herald
Irving Peebles
Awa
Farthershine
Ie Office
Colpeter
Tevenge
Neehville
Tenn
Cheminberey_ Macotme
Nashville
Marolith
Failuny
Tokyo Graft Scandals Shake City Hall
Henry Kinney reports widespread graft in Tokyo municipal government. Arrests mount as police target street construction and sewer departments amid inflated gravel costs and bribes from contractors. Officials and contractors named. officials promise deeper probes with Justice Count Oiminiaver backing reforms.
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Henry Kinney
United Press
Tokyo
Shiroki
Brent Meiji Shrine
Indapat
Io the Orient
aMivfal
Count Oiminiaver
Justice
Kyoto
Centenary of local Methodist church marked with strong speaker lineup
The coming week at the First Church celebrates ten years as a Tennessee conference station with nightly exercises. Notable figures Willlie Bishop Atkins, Col John Emmett Edgerton, Dr Stoyes and others from the Southern Methodist church are slated to speak. Edgerton led a major missionary drive and is a leader among laymen. The church, among the largest in the conference, faces a milestone event highlighting its past achievements and future prospects.
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Stoves
John Emmett Edgerton
Daily Herald
Iret Methodist Elurch
Tennessee Conference
Southern Methodist Chureh
Dro Wo OR
Taylor
Justos
Willie Bishop Atking
Bishop Canter
Stoyes
West End
Nashville
The
Tennessee Manufacturers Association
Edgerton Dieewad
Tennessee
Wheat crop showing signs of improvement in Maury county
Maury county wheat is reported to be improving after a period of dust and poor growth. Forecasters note mild temperatures and moisture have aided recovery, with expectations of further significant progress before spring.
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Maury County
Mil
Realty transfers will show slump this year
With only two days left in the year the realty market is expected to fall considerably from last year. Experts predict 1920 sales will be materially under 1919, which broke records with more than $4 000 000 in business.
No Mail Deliveries on Saturday Observed Nationwide
The wave of postal service notices indicates no mail deliveries on Saturday across the country. Officials warn customers that routing and pickup services will pause for Christian day observances and New Year festivities, with limited exceptions in certain regions.
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Theoin
Offie Watt
Tall
Anil
United States
Poxtattiie
Mall Strethade
Chistian
Cause Triers Dees
Tie
Mmsual Raul
MT Ar Thar
Tray Wolke
Two Divorces at Christmas Time
Two divorce actions were filed in chancery court during the Christmas period. The cases list variations of petitioners and respondents, with preliminary entries recorded, indicating ongoing legal proceedings among multiple parties.
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Matelenomal
Cireios Te Mauryeum LF
Cheteumun
Ted Eit
Detrenm
Chancery
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Jane
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J. Marshall Biter
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Adolphus Burge Hill
Girard Polk Brownlow
Ryland Wright
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Marie Brownlow
Willam B. Sparrow
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A. J. Tait
Chicago
Joe Hil
Wichita Falls
Texas
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Florida
J. K. Biffle
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Monte M'Daniel
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Columbia Hardware & Furniture Co
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