Large Acreage Oats Predicted For This Year
Indications point to the largest crop sown in many seasons as farmers plan extensive oat planting. Local mule sales are expected to draw buyers from surrounding areas with Moore & Sons offering seventy-five head at their sale barn and at Wilker Place Culooka a Duroc sow sale. Local dealers report unusually high orders for 1919 seed, with clover and oats fields to be seeded across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Herald
Columbia
Moore & Sons
Fternoon
Sant’ Pikes
Keen’ & Son N
Oalei
Ty Wawst
Ardus
Fils Jey
Moore
Aliwtion
Wilker Place
Culleoka
Duroc
J. Partner
Marmer
Chemist develops tasteless fowl oil product
A chemist treated fish oil with hydrogen to produce a malleable solid resembling land in appearance. The substance is tasteless and proposed for fowl use.
Woowele School Honor Roll for January
January honor roll at Woowele School lists students by grade. First graders include Badd Parson and Tom Wright. sixth graders feature Sara Cayce and Jimmie Johnson. seventh graders name Hilgabeth Dooley and Ruby Hoffman among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woowele
Badd Parson
Tom Wright
Robert Church
Ned Davis Lentz
Austin Doyle
Maud Byram
Iva Johnson
Lulu Lamar
Lena Weight
Frances Davis
Amelia Hanson
Marguerite Johnson
Dorothy O'Bryan
Rowlett Church
Charles Hatcher Eskew
Henry D. McKennel
Shelby Coffey
Octie Bytym
Mildred Bates
Elizabeth Lowell
John Love Louth
Robert Lee Hinton
Micheal O'Bryan
Mima Rite Tunberry
Little Hope For Life Robert Oakley Tragic Attempt
Public notice reports Robert Oakley, a prominent livestock dealer in Theta County, attempted suicide at his home by cutting his throat with a rag. He survived the self inflicted wound but remains in critical condition as neighbors and family express deep sympathy. Oakley, healthful for a year, had recently fallen into despair. sons Robert in Nashville and another in California reside nearby, and his family was alone at the time of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Oakley
Kwaji Lee
Theta Community
Oakley
Higa Esteam
Robert
Nashville
California
Familly
Liga Etheoridge
Algo
Mate
Nation Wide Dry Amendment Signed by Polk
Acting Secretary of State Polk signed the proclamation announcing that the national prohibition amendment had been ratified, surrounded by leading prohibitionists in Washington. The event marks the nation's official move to implement nationwide dry policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
United Press
Washington
Dead to Rights and Tokia Observatories in Herald Chean Ads
A fragmented syndicate of quotes mentions a farm mule like family, a remark by Jones, and an astronomical observatory at Tokio noted in Herald Chean column ads with pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Herald Chean
Embarkation plans for Thirtieth Division proceed
Washington outlines completion of embarkation for the Thirtieth Division with debarkation options at New York or Charleston. Tennessee units reinforce a composition that includes machine gun and Sanitary Train elements, led by General Tyson, as troops prepare to depart Brest between Feb 15 and 20 and head home for demobilization.
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Washington, Jan
Whletieth
Brest
New York
Charleston
Marcu
Phirtieth
Levisthan
South Amagh
Fort Oxlethorpe
Chattanoga
Carolina
Camp Jackson
Columbia
S. C
Ogle Thorpe
Tennessee City
Agie
Caray” Spence
Tennessee
South Carolina
South Carolina Cavalry
Tennessee Cavalry
J. Perry Fyffe
Chattooga
National Guard
Lawrence D. Tyson
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Port Oglethorpe
War Department
30Th Division
55Th Artillery
16Th Field Artillery
100Th Trench
Honow
Pershing
Artllery
Army of Occupation
115Th Artillery
114Th
First
Tennencoe Field Artillery
Lika Lee
11Sth Artilery
Firet Tennescue Infantry
New Faces Expected on Quarterly Court Panel in April
Court to convene on the second Monday in April may add two new members if vacancies arise from resignations. KH Swann is moving from Sixth to Seventh district, while Charles L. Harris has resigned as justice of the pegee district. Squire Swann has not filed his resignation but plans to abstain from January session. Friends suggest Captain Thomas English, serving in France, as a probable Swann successor with public support due to his prior court service and anticipated early return.
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Canate Court
KH. Swann Es Rite
Charles Lb. Harris
Te Pegee
Bede
W. C. Whithorne
Squire Harris
Ninth
Squire Swann
H Ie
Thomas ¥. English
France
Tilia
Menbor
Eng- Heb
Cap White to Celebrate Half Century in Odd Fellows Fraternity
The fiftieth anniversary of Capt H B White as a member of the Odd Fellows will be celebrated on February 4 by Colm rade No. S. White has been a member for fifty years, honored as one of Columbia's oldest residents. A special meeting may be held with a degree team to initiate Leo candidayee. All Odd Fellows are urged to attend.
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Cap. H. Bd
White
Colmrade No. S
Fcue
Columbia
Odd Fellows
Leo Candidayee
Odd
Pleasant area social notes recount travels and visitors
Local society page lists numerous visitors and residents from Mr. Pleasant and surrounding towns. Names include Miss Ethel Shaw of Nashville, Dr. Allison Molloy, Mrs. Ray Sutton, J.T. Milford, and families from Winchester, Columbia, Clarksville, and Nashville. Reports mention travel to Florence Alabama and Decatur Alabama, hospital stays, school entry, and wartime veteran Teed returning from overseas with scars from battles such as Chateau Thierry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Hughes
J.T. Milford
Ethel Shaw
Nashville
Maarence Reginald
Herschel Christopher
Ray Sutton
Ray
Florence
Ala
D. Allison Molloy
M. E. Church
Hyelyn Thetopson
Punpwhire
Tey
H. M. Itvis
Emmerson
Solimatlg
Loda Burt
Winchester
Hampshire
Robert Blackhaw
Columbia
Ben Williamson
Lawrenceburg
Wille
Frank Evans
Ampolta Ligon
Ward-Bellmont
Fred Selp
Clarksville
Silvey Franks
Butler -Nichols
Miles George Pris
Nashviill
Mick
Phocktey
Doubty
Antalya
Jaros
Atlanta
Harris
Decatur
TL Gi, Kittrell, Sr
Larissa
O. A. Brownlow
Sydney Franks
A. Brownlow
Lumbia
Clariawiterafver
Athandi ‘Sutton
Voorhies
Joe Voorhies
Kenneth Irwin
Clarence Alexander
Fred Seip
Teed
Hohenwald
Chateau Thierry
Sherman
Match School Honor Roll for Grades and Names
Following are the pupils that have made the required grades Minit Grade Edgar Johnson Aubry Brown Hosene Brows Louisd Dooley Huber Senter Haden Moore Sevem Grade Nathan Moore Finch Grade Floyd Brown Claude Collinss Sixt Grade Low Bom Johnson Lorene William Chesley Williams The Bank of England has thirty two different methods of detecting forged bank notes Herald Cheap Colamands Pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Johnson
Aubry Brown
Hosene Brows
Louisd Dooley
Huber Senter
Haden Moore
Sevem
Nathan Moore
Finch
Floyd Brown
Claude
Bank of England
Also Mentioned on This Page
South Main Street
Cook's Furniture Store
Hope Domestic
Golurbia
BIG Mule
Moore & Bons
Hays & Wright
Hags & Wright
W. P. Ridhey
Cullooka
Brown
Jones
Maury, Lewis and
Wayne Counties
Also
R. F. Moore & Sons
America
Gies
Horth Main
W. P. Ridley
A. M. Harlan
Hays @ Wright
Ridley
Capt. White
Columbia Lodge
Mr. Pleasant News
Prod Hunter
Cobunbia
Meg
T. Marstis
Herald
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