How 10 Breed and Feed and Manage Mules for Market
Hon. John L. Jones will address the Southern Commercial Congress on mule breeding feeding and management for market. The article notes his planned remarks outline methods and market strategies for improved livestock output.
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John L. Jones
Southern Commercial Congress
Nashville
Jones
George M. Rommel
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Rommel
Mr. Jones
Ben
Maury County
Missouri
Tennessee
State
December Leads the Months in Rain for the Year
December records 10.08 inches of rainfall as Maury County notes a 61.25 inch year, with mules and mills figures, and U.S. Agriculture official J. M. Dean mapping districts for corn clubs. The article covers mule demands from eight states, new mill employment, and school board actions.
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Maury
Nashville
City Board
J. M. Dean
U. S
Department of Agriculture
Lincoln
Giles
Lawrence
Corn Club Contesta
Nero
Dean
Rutherford County
Murfreesboro Board of Trade
Maury County
Tennessee
Weather Bureau
Washington
Governor Hooper Denies Pardon on Demand
Knoxville reports Gov. Hooper issued a pardon dictum rejecting clemency for prisoners based solely on popular demand. He refused to intervene in Carter's case, directing the advisory board to reexamine merits after a request from Carter’s attorney and a delegation of railroad men and merchants.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Hooper
Tne
Carter
Nashville
Gov
Board of Advisory Pardons
Oder
Shouts and Flight After Bridge Street Shooting
Mat Little, a well known man, shot Otey Holt with a shotgun at her Bridge Street home Monday night. Holt died Tuesday night after a quarrel sparked by jealousy. Little fled and has not been captured. he is married and from Macedonia.
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Mat Little
Otey Holt
Bridge Street
Macedonia
Williams Knew Hilary Howse and a Jail Bird
The Negro Robert Williams, linked to a questionable horse cell case, is in jail awaiting grand jury action. He gave conflicting stories of his origins, claimed ties to Nashville Franklin and Mt. Pleasant, and only named one acquaintance, mayor Hilary Howse. The mare owner identified the horse and reclaimed it.
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Robert Williams
Rippy
Irla
Williams
Hoe
Nashville
Franklin
Mt. Pleasant
Savings Bank Moving to New Location After Strong Showing
A semiannual Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust Co report in The Herald highlights a surplus over 4000, solid dividends, and growing deposits. Bogatzky & Bauman began moving into their new premises Monday and expect to handle a larger stock than before, with the old site to become a bakery space.
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Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust Company
Herald Today
Bogatzky & Bauman
First Methodist Church holds first quarterly conference
Routine business was transacted at the first quarterly conference of the First Methodist Church on Monday night. Presiding elder Rev. Robert J. Craig presided and made a favorable impression on the members. An unusually full attendance of the stewards was reported.
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First Methodist Church
Robert J. Craig
Officers Elected In Church Workers Meeting
At the First Presbyterian Church Society meeting on January 1 twenty five members took part. Officers elected include Mrs Bessie H Frierson president Mrs E D Looney vice president Mrs Eugene Andersen recording secretary Mrs Lars Caperton translator and Mrs Anna White corresponding secretary.
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Church Workers! Society of the First Presbyterian Church
Bessie H. Frierson
E D. Looney
Eugene Andersen
Lars Caperton
Anna White
Johnson City GOP Names Nomination Eligibles for Congress
In Johnson City Tennessee on January 3, the Republican committee's plan for district one nomination lists Sam R. Sella and Dr. B. D. Massey of Sevierville as the only eligible candidates. Both filed notices of candidacy within the deadline. A convention will meet in Greeneville on February 17 to nominate.
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Johnson City
Tenn
Sam R. Sella
B. D. Massey
Sevierville
Republican Executive Committee Committee
Greeneville
Messrs. Sells and
Massey
Orphanage Board Adjourns Meeting to March
Trustees of the Orphanage Home met Tuesday in line with the annual schedule. Due to John W. Jackson’s post office duties and the superintendent’s light report, the session adjourned until the second Tuesday in March to allow time for complete reports. Several trustees from out of town attended.
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Orphanage
John W. Jackson
Taking on More Business by Looney & Morgan Purchase
The well known firm of Looney and Morgan has purchased the business of Hardison and Morgan and assumed control on Monday January 1. The acquisition marks the firm as progressive and asserts it has treated its patrons fairly while promising continued reliable service.
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Looney & Morgan
Hardison & Morgan
State liquor dealers ordered to pay quarterly in advance
State Revenue Agent Jetton for Middle Tennessee orders all liquor dealers to pay $260 state and county tax quarterly in advance to the county court clerk. If not paid by January 10, warrants will be issued with penalties and interest. Applies to all holders of federal licenses. No partial settlements allowed.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Jeton
Middle Tennessee
Uncertain Text Fragment
Fragmentary OCR reads like a stray note about a term of rkhouse work, a Saturday and a white boot. Content is unclear and lacksNamed entities or concrete events to summarize.
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Breeders Gazete
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Onty
Lewis
Williamson
Marshall
Embry
Cotton Mills Company
Tra
Board of Education
City Hall
Salmon
Yoest
Adkisson
Boyd
Bennett
Hutton
Harris
New City Board
Messrs
Dedman
Cumberland Telephone Company
Citizens Company
Harris and
Hilary Howse
Savings Bank
Phoenix
First Conference
M. E. Church
Sells
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