Defender bloodlines enrich herd with notable sows and Chief line
The herd gains two Defender sows Cultoka Lass and Cullooka Lass I from a Tenn. Col. dam and breeds them to Pleasant Grove Chief to intensify Col blood and Orian Chief lines. Defender sows yield the biggest hogs. Chief's Pilot 2nd, son of Pilot Defender and Lady Chief IV, adds another champion line. The board notes large all age class winnings in the past year with more to come.
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McKee Bros
Pleasant Grove Lady
Pleasant Grove Chief
Model Cherry
Col's
Pleasant Grove
Cultoka Lass
Cullooka Lass
King of Cole
Lena J
Allen Doll
Dock
Forest Home Farm
Ohio
Clinton Defender
Defender
Indiana
Prince Defender
Perfect Defender
Ilinois
Advance
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Kansas
Utah
Tri-State
King of
Dope Robber Steals Morphine From Black Drug Co
A professional thief broke into the Black Drug Co on West Seventh Street last night stealing about 100 dollars worth of merchandise and 15 dollars in change. The robber left a blood trail from the broken back door through the store to cash registers and took morphine cocaine dish talin codeine and hypodermic supplies. Police watch suspected dope fiends and a stranger pair. Federal involvement expected.
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Black Drug Co
West Seventh Street
Had
Jey
Muscle Shoals
Columbia
J. H. Black
Hadley’ Bend
Alore
West Tennessee farms advance with hog cholera control efforts
Jackson Tenn Jan 27 Hog cholera declines in West Tennessee due to county agents and the state veterinary department hog cholera control division. Demonstrations and permit exams for using cholera virus and serum 434 preventive are conducted. Dovate county leads in funding a pulverizing machine to crush rock for roads and limestone distribution. Chiners wafters appear in Lacelon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Tenn
West Tennessee
Managers' Photo Unveiled At Annual Bank Banquet
At the Columbia Produce Co annual managers banquet W S Beasley urged conservatism to weather the abnormal year. A large photograph of branch managers was unveiled with the C P monogram as a stainless trademark. Beasley praised nationwide market reach and warned against blemishes to the trade mark. Watches were awarded to K B Doyle and H A Peyton for gains in business. The banquet menu featured milk fed poultry from the Columbia plant prepared by ladies at the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Herald
W. S. Beasley
Columbia Produce Company
Uncle Sam
C. P
Beasley
Columbian Produce Co
K. B. Doyle
Chapel Hill
H. A. Peyton
Dickson
Bus Ata
Columbia
Latze
Prewkiimt
M. Cochran
Local Bank Officials Named for Tennessee Branches
Nashville lists secretary and treasurer W. S. Beasley of Columbia and a slate of branch managers and local office staff across counties including Fayetteville Dickson Petersburg Loretto Lewisburg and Lawrenceburg with city branch manager George Harris and several Misses in the Nashville area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
W. S. Beasley
Columbia
J. R. Crowder
Fayetteville
H. A. Peyton
Dickson
W. H. Lumsden
Petersburg
A. L. Killen
Loretto
W. C. Stacy
Lewisburg
Nelse Cherry
A. B. Chowning
McEwen
P. D. Bridges
Lawrenceburg
G. L. Rainey
Waverly
George Harris
Fry Bros Break All Records In Sales
Barney Fry of Fry Brow district, managers of the Oakland sensible six, closed a deal Saturday with an automobile concern in Franklin, selling twenty two of these cars of different styles. Fry Bros have distribution in several Tennessee counties and this agency sale is among the first in the territory. They also sold a Dodge truck to Mayor J M Dedman for use on a hotel bus, a practice begun after buying Davis Matthews business. They report a $2000 Hudson air Derail?
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Barney Fry
Fry Brow
Oakland
Sensible Six
Franklin
Fry. Bros
Tennessee
J. M. Dedman
Fry Bros
Davis & Matthews
Hudson—air Deraix
Hamilton Cultivators Again Available in Maury County
The Herald reports B A Satterfield & Co announces Hamilton cultivators will be available this year. After 1918 plant seizure by government, prices rose. Expected fleet shipment to arrive by early March, enabling farmers to acquire the plows again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Satterfield & Co
Hamilton
Maury County
Allstatter Cy
SatterBold
Germans Misperceive American Will to End War in Occupied Areas
Maj. Frank Wilbur Smith’s December 7 intelligence summary reports German civilians fear renewed American artillery and expect peace sooner due to France and England pressures. It notes German troops reached the Rhine, Tennesseans secure positions near Coblenz, and details on divisional staffing and liberated sentiment amid occupation.
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Belgium
France
Frank Wilby Smith
Maj. Smith
America
England
Acts
Germany
United States
Rhine
Army
Cobleny
Toorie
Europe
Tennessee
Renich
Ariilery
Wormeldingen
116Th Field Artillery
Contern
Sard
Esch
Bowers Anti Capital Punishment Law Repealed
Nashville Tenn Jan 4 The Bowers anti capital punishment law repeal passed the house of representatives Thursday after Senate passage It now goes to Gov Roberts for signature He is understood to favor the repeal.
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Nashville
Tenn
Bowers
Home of Representatives Thureday
Senate
Roberts
Germany to remit indemnity payment to elites
Germany to remit nearly 59.094 billion dollars in indemnity as recorded by Commonwealth Statistician Knits of Aecirahia. Melbourne dispatch notes the arrangement with Australia and United Press reporting from December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Melbourne
Australia
Mall
Germany
Commonwealth
Aecirahia
Lookout for Doctors and Undertakers Over Birth Reports
Mrs. Fannie Page, Ninth district vital statistics registrar, warns Columbia doctors, surgeons, and undertakers to report births and deaths promptly. She notes only a small percentage are reported and threatens heavy fines and potential names on certificates if noncompliance continues. Insurance companies and attorneys frequently seek such data, underscoring the legal importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Fannie Page
Vital Statistics
Ninth
Page
Columbia Girls Fall to Hume-Fosy in Nashville
The Columbia High School girls lost a hard fought game in Nashville on Friday afternoon in their second matchup with Hume-Fosy. The result leaves the local team with uncertain championship chances and a disputed status.
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Columbia High School
Wos
Hume-Fosy
J Im Nashville
Minke
Louis Berry Slayer of Sister Insane in Nashville Trial
In Nashville on January 24 Laur y Berry faced circuit court with the case involving Louis Berry labeled as a slayer. Judge J. G. B. Dyllow ordered confinement as condemned and sentenced to yearly days in jail.
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Louis Berry
Nashville
Laury Berry
Siayer
Slater
Mra
Robert Bradiey
Wan Adivdied Neane
Wey Tn
Circuit
Bis Com Iitzaent
Jayone Aaylom
Dyllow
Maury County Girl Helps State Senate In Busy Legislature
Nashville dispatch reports midshipman Russell daughter of W. P. Russell of Spring Hill was appointed assistant engrossing clerk of the senate. Legislature acts include a bill to appoint the state superintendent by the governor and repeal of Cookeville Polytechnic creation. Governor Roberts signs administration tax measures. proposed state arbor day bill and district boundary changes also discussed. Maury lawmakers plan to table plan to detach part of Maury from Fifth District.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
West Tennessee Normal College
Memphis
Clarke
Maury County
Roberts
Railroad Commission
Coleman
Marshall County
Hume-Fogg Girls Seek Nashville Showdown Tonight
The Hume-Fogg high school girls basketball team arranged a game this afternoon in Nashville with the local high school girls after a loss in Columbia a week ago. Columbia defended its title last year and is favored again this year as Winchester visits next Friday for a rematch.
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Hume-Fogg
Columbia
Nashville
Mic
Winchester
Lincoln County High Easy Mark For Locals
The Lincoln County High School basketball team defeated Columbia High 54 to 1 on the local court. Regulars played against a mixed lineup as second and third string players finished the game. HH McKibbon at center starred in a game noted as the cleanest ever played between the teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County High School
Columbia High School Basketeers
HH. McKibbon
Columbia
Hl. McKibbon
Gregg
Maxwell
Heaton
Hale McKibbon
Joyce
Haven
Smith
Walker
Reynolds
Franklin
Two Small Frame Houses Burned on Conse Hill
Fire destroyed two small frame houses on Conse Hill in the eastern part of the city. A neighboring dog was saved by the fire department. One owner reported the loss occurred around one o'clock. Firefighters responded quickly to contain the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
Conese Hill
Qetre
Beans Price Provokes Restaurant Banter
In a clipped exchange residents note that bean prices at a local eatery have risen, prompting discussion on menu pricing and customer reactions. The brief remark underscores community interest in grocery and dining costs and local prices.
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Tennessee Herd of Defenders
Forest Chief
McKee Brot
Williamson
Proud Fancy
Proud Col
Col
Overland
Fancy
J. R. Williamson
Culleoka
West
Columbia Produce CO
Oaklands
Dodge Truck
A. Satterfield & CO. OF
Co.lumbia
Frank Wilbur Smith
Cardui
Carda
Cardal
Mary E.veste
Madison Heights
Cardus
Lina Russell
Aering Hill
Polytechnic
Rose
Lincoln County
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