Food Administration to Phase Out War Price Controls
The Food Administration explains that mill feeds will rise with wheat costs but profits must be fair and reflect manufacturing cost. It warns against profiteering and notes gradual withdrawal of wartime rules to avoid sudden shocks, while stressing continued protection of private property and market mechanisms.
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Annilis
Peter
Fred
Fazmere
Deep Mence Pdr
Nessee
Food Administration
Mila
Miki
Tennessee
Etead
Old English House Meaning in Historic English Cottages
Article notes that government housing was rare in England years ago and cottages built over 400 years ago by municipalities like Thaydon Garden remain common but prone to decay. It discusses how many London buildings use cheap construction and simple housing forms, reflecting past economic conditions.
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United Presa
Landon
Dow
Mull
England
Thaydon Garden
Tom M Lean Back On Job As Chief Columbia Police
Special to The Herald Nashville Tenn Dec 28 1928 Tom McLean resumes chief duties in Columbia after Bailey Peyton resigns as city marshal The January changes add two daytime officers and three at night with Tom Cook returning to deputy status and salary considerations before mayor and aldermen.
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Daily Herald
Police Commission
Bailey Peyton
City Mare Sia
Columbia
Tom McLean
Bureau of Investigation
J. M. Towler
Peyton
McLean
T. L. McLean
Pattolmen R. W. Hight
J. B. Staggs
J. Owen
Tom Cook
Towler
Dedman
Major Otey N Ladd Keeps Herald Coming
Major Otey N Ladd stationed at Pittsburgh writes to The Daily Herald to ensure continued delivery. He encloses a three month subscription check and expresses appreciation, wishing prosperity for Maury County and a pleasant Christmas.
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Otey N. Lard
Pittsburgh
Chief of
Herald
Daily ‘Herald
VTL
Maury County
Thinks His Battery Was Best in Regiment at Front
Corporal John A. Hendrix of Battery B, 417th Field Artillery, writes that his unit is the best battery in the regiment and expresses relief war is over. He backs President Wilson’s peace aims and notes the battery moved many days, struggled to keep up with the Huns, and lost one man to pneumonia. He predicts a thrilling homecoming tale.
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John A. Hendrix
417Th Field Artillery
Wilson
Hendrix
Tme
Rubin C W Cates Reported Missing In Action
Private Rubin C W Cates, infantry, has been missing in action since October 10. An official telegram to Miss Low E Cates of near Mount Pleasant confirms the absence. No additional details about Private Dates were available.
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Rubin C. W. Cates
Low E. Cates
Mt Pleasant
Corp Daimwood Reports From Limoges France
Corp G M Dalwont of the Heavy Artillery writes from Limoges where he has been stationed. He details constant repair work on British French and American motor vehicles. With the war ended he enjoys describing his voyage and experiences.
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G. M. Dalwont
Éth
Limoges
France
Look at your tongue and health with Ziron tonic
An old advertisement urges readers to inspect the tongue for health and promotes Ziron iron tonic as beneficial for anemia, fatigue, indigestion, and general weakness. It quotes a testimonial from R L Poston of Lillie Louisiana and offers a money back guarantee on the first bottle.
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R. L. Poston
Lillie
Bank Clearings Near Four Hundred Thousand In Week
A historical Columbia report notes Monday clearings rose to $415,509.90 after a near $400,000 week. The prior week totaled $1,976,960.92 with average daily clearings around $395,301.08. Forecasts for the First Monday in January hint at a possible $1,000,000 day as shoppers flood town.
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Columbia
Boy Wounded on Christmas Day in Accident
Allen Reese fourteen son of Mr and Mrs W M Reese of near Flys Store was accidentally shot Christmas Day when a bit gun discharged into his left arm tearing flesh from near the shoulder to below the elbow. He was taken to Kings Daughters Hospital with fears of possible amputation. Reese and cousin Van Stand were out hunting when he laid his gun down to inspect another and the trigger struck, firing the barrel into his arm.
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Allen Reese
W. M. Reese
Fly's Store
Young Reese
King’s Daughters Hospital
van Stand
Lieut Huston 4S Praised for Bravery
Selma Alabama lieutenant Waring Huston was killed in action in the Argonne woods in October. He is recommended for the Distinguished Service Cross by Major Oliver Q. Stelton of the Fifth Infantry, who says Huston died like a true gentleman. Huston was brother to Harry Huston of Selma.
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Waring Huston
Selma
Ala
Argonne Wood
Oliver Q. Stelton
Se5th| Infantry
Huston
Dini
Tésur Hutton
Harry Huston
Maury County Urged to Complete War Savings Stamp Pledges
Maury county residents pledged over 800000 in War Savings Stamps. The sanitation chairman says most pledges are paid, but 100 percent liquidation is required before pledges go to the treasury next week. Many savers praise War Savings, noting it builds the habit of saving and secures safe compound interest.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Dee
General Assembly
Andrew Todd
Murfreesboro
Areo
Senate
Roberts
Todd
J. Parks Worley
Worley
Seth Walker
Wilson County
House
Walker
Porter Dunlap
Hill McAlister
Davidson County
Judge McAlister
Supreme Court
Goring
Maury
Maury County
Demobilization of Army Progresses Well
United Press reports on December 2 that over 537000 troops are booked for discharge with more than a million scheduled for early release locally and abroad. General Pershing has ordered convoy duties for 682 officers and 163259 men as demobilization accelerates nationwide.
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United Press
Washington
Stam Payton
General Pershing
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