County Agent Demonstrates Big Returns in Bedford County
Secretary Arthur B. Murphy praises county agent O L Farris for decisive work since Feb 1. On 39 farms, 411% acres of demonstration corn yielded an average of 47.25 bushels per acre, with adjoining land yielding 37 bushels. Government, rail, and banks support the program. overall benefits far exceed costs.
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Bedford
O. Ly
Arthur EB. Murphy
Maury County Farmers’ Society
Bedford County
Mre Murphy
Bsecretary
Maury County Farmers ® Society
Columbia
Tenn
Neely
Bedford County Farmers’ Institute
Shelbyville
Murphy
Finis BL. Neely
Tennnessee
O. L. Farris
Co An
Frank I. Mane
Arthur
B. Murpht
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Columbia Resident
Wray, an engineer of the L N R B at 13th Street Columbia, reports kidney pain backache and frequent scanty secretions. He states Dean's Kidney Pills relieved his symptoms and he bought them from local dealers. Powter-Milburn Co. advertises the same remedy with Mr Wray as a testimonial.
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Herald
Bess
Dean
Columbia
Wray
Thirteenth’ St
Dean's
Powter-Milburn
Annual Session of Tennessee School Officers Held
The Tennessee Public School Officers associations open at the Hermitage in Nashville January 9 10 and 11 with programs on county and city superintendents high schools and compulsory tax questions. Governors and educators attend as veteran leaders discuss school laws governance and curriculum.
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School Oficers OF Tennessee
Tennessee Public School Offeers’ Associations
Hermitage
Nashville
Graham
Tennessee
Supermnten
Dents Graham and
Harris
Tom C. Rye
Bam
Buot
J. G. Stinson
Marianna Marci
Amelia Wilburn
Charl Williams
A.tigon
W. R. Bourne
Pythians Annual Banquet Held at Clover Leaf Lodge
Clover Leaf Lodge of Knights of Pythias in Culleoka held its annual banquet on Thursday night with about forty members attending. A bountiful repast was served and speakers included Rev. A. P. Walker of Spring Hill, former pastor of the Ol Locks Methodist church, along with Rev. J. M. Robison Prof. John P. Graham Clarence G. Calvert Rev. James Thomas Brown Ed Henderson of Franklin W. Evins and Jonas E. Thomas.
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Clover Leaf Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Culleoka
A. P. Walker
Spring Hill
Methodist Church of
Why Worry With Passed July Presents This Year
A mother expresses mild sadness over gifts stored in late July that now look aged or ruined. The verses read as a concise reflection on misplaced savings and lingering worry over impractical or outdated presents.
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Mother
Noble Committee withholds peace prize this year
The Noble Committee has decided not to award a peace prize this year. The decision is met with resigned commentary noting the limited prospects for peace.
Adams County Ad Offers Remedy Claim
An advertisement from SMISHA DRUG CO. highlights Foleyney Pills claiming two 50 cent boxes cured a reader’s ailments. The note urges relief for tiredness backache and internal pain, attributed to kidney disorder, and credits the product as worth attention.
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Ehelburg
Foley Ney
Smisha Drug CO
Col Brown Takes Oath of Office in Local County Court
Col John 8 Brown of Kedron recently elected to the county court from the third district took the oath of office after receiving commission from Gov Rye. He appeared before County Clerk Lipscril and is ready to discharge duties as a member of the Pence, with congratulations from many friends. Bright health signs are promoted by a drug ad from Smiler Drug Co.
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John 8. Brown
Kedron
Sam D. Glenn
Rye
Lipsccril
Col. Brown
Dodson's Liver Tone vs Calomel Warns Local Drugists
A local pharmacist notes calomel sales plummet as Dodson's Liver Tone gains popularity for safer, pleasant tasting liver relief. The guarantee promises money back if it does not replace calomel, with claims of no salivation and easier mornings.
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Dodson
Calome
Eve
Ayana
Weshdorstan
Becau
Sloan's Liniment Ad for Stiff Joints Relief
An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment for rheumatic pains and stiff joints. It promises quick relief without rubbing, soothing sore muscles and stimulating congested blood. The ad promotes a 25 cent bottle from the druggist and claims it does not stain skin or clog pores.
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Sloan
Stoan
TWO SOLID TRAIN LOADS OF HEAVY ARTILLERY M LES GO TO ENGLAND
Two large consignments of heavy artillery mules leave Columbia stockyards bound for Newport News with shipments to England. The mules, extra large and heavy, will pull heavy British guns. Peace talk has not slowed wartime transport.
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England
Newport News
Wilson
Columbia
Guyton and Harvington Company
Ocean
Guyton and Harrington Company
Tennessee
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Colombia
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Maury County Trust Co
Maury National
Columbin
Dr. King
M@tate
Graham Going
S .W. Sherrill
J. M. Hatfield
H. Bernard
Sam Y. Adcock
Pythians
Culleoka Lodge
Perros
Jackson Highway
North Main Street
Hays
Wright
Columbia, Herald
T. Oliver
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway Marketing En
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Strait
Steide
Heife
Aide
Waldo
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Webb
L. P. Bellaw
Nashville, Tenn
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