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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1919

Page

7

Elks Share Final Arrangements For Big Feast

Columbia Lodge 86 of the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks outlines details for the annual Roll Call Past Exalted Rulers Night and a large oyster fried and stewed feast. The gathering will occur Monday night with a reception hall dinner following ceremonies, inviting all in good standing to attend and be counted for meals.

Columbia Lodge Monilay Spight Morton Asd Ron Aire Huungry

Art and Science of Teaching to Lead Maury County Meeting

The Maury County Teachers association will hold its regular monthly meeting next Saturday with the art and science of teaching as the main topic. The program includes Scheven and Art of Teaching chapters 5-10, led by Mrs Clyde Moore and others, plus school improvement discussions.

Maury County Teachers Association Scheven and Art of Teachneg Dulce Kchaplecati Jestler Clyde Moore

Mt Pleasent Boy Holds Speaker's Chair in Senate

A Mt Pleasant boy, aged seven years past, appeared before the state senate Monday. General Robert Williams Clarke of Mt Pleasant, a Khakli lad, led the honor in occupying the speaker's chair. Clarke, son of Senator C Clarke of Maury County, spoke of inviting Speaker Todd to visit Hay Lang and to command his company.

Io Nashville Nesseau Mt Plessant Stae Senate Robert Williams Clarke Mt. Pleasant Senate Williams Boy Scouts Hay Lang Clarke C. Clarke Maury County Todd

Fry Bros Sell And Deliver Cars In Local Sale

Fry brothers report sales of several automobiles including an Oakland Sensible Six to Cy Young a five passenger Huick to C C Eskew of Century Mines an Oakland touring car to Ht H Jennings of Franks Lin and a Ford Sedan to Dy Py D Bid die. Dr Biddle who bought a car noted his concern on arriving from Europe was whether he could get immediate delivery on a Ford Sedan.

Fry Bros Oakland Cy Young C. C. Eskew Century Mines Ht. H. Jennings Frankslin D. Biddie

McKee Bros Duroc Hog Sale At Versailia Ky

J R Williamson of the Old Homestead farm Carleotafe attends the McKee Bros annual Duroc hog breeders sale in Versailis Kentucky. He plans to stay through the week and launch an advertising campaign from the Old Homestead farm. The municipal government pursues cheap sugar alcohol from the Philippine nipa palm.

J. R. Williamson Old Homestead McKee Bros Defender Duroc Lofe Versalilas Old Homestead Farm Maular

Hardison Motor Co Adds New Pneumatic Tire Machine

Hardison Motor Co announces another new machine added to their shop a pneumatic tire installer adjustable for any tire size and rim without hammering. The firm expects shipment of the 1919 Oldsmobile model on February 1, marking their return to automobile manufacturing after wartime production.

Nardison Motor Co Garee Oldsmobile Hardison Motor Company

Some Live Wire Huston Thomas Featured in Nashville Bulletin

A Nashville Live Stock Bulletin issue highlights Huston Thomas, former Maury countian, as a “some live wire” figure. The article notes his role as vice president and general manager of Tennessee Commission Co, a leading South live stock concern, praising the firm’s rapid growth and strong market position as of February 22, 1915.

Anl Nashville Live Stock Bulletin Houston Thomas Maury Countian Tennessee Commishn Co Wmggeat South Bulletin Nashville

Maury County Ranks 17th in War Savings Payments

Maury County ranks 17th in meeting War Savings pledges in Tennessee per State Director J. W. Bishop. With a quota of 809,120 pledged, 641,620 paid, a per capita payment of 15.46 dollars. Tronsdale Lincoln Wilson and Giles counties led in per capita payments. The state's quota was 40,574,580 with 8,052,880.47 paid, per capita 13 dollars.

Maury County Tennessee J. W. Bishop Tronsdale Lincoln Wilson Giles

Boy's Pig Club Record Inspires Other Boys

Knoxv ille Tenn January 27 The Rotary Club with county agent A Jess Winegar promotes pig club work in Fountain City following Norton Crane’s 1918 record He bought a breeding boar with $193 from $50 gift, raised seven pigs sold four, won grand championship at East Tennessee Division fair His total assets reach $725 with $557.95 profit after $157.05 in feed and care This success suggests expanded club work in 1919 across counties.

Knoxvilla Tenn Clul Rotary Club Knox County Fountain City Norton Crane A. Jess Winegar Bovary Club

Lieut John Brock Named Adjutant of Sixth Infantry

A letter from Lieut John Brock regimental adjutant reports the Sixth Infantry moving with the army of invasion to Treves Germany. Brock is remembered in Columbia as a star baseball player with the C M A team in 1907 04 and as business manager of The Cadal.

Steet Greenlaw Army of Vampation Treves Germany John Brock Brock S Columbia Fm Academy Union

Farmer hails Tanlac after two years of rheumatic pain

Y M Hall, a wealthy farmer from Adrian Georgia, recounts two years of worsening rheumatic pain and weight loss. After using four bottles of Tanlac he gained fourteen pounds in weeks and reports no rheumatic discomfort since, endorsing the remedy. Sold in Colombia by Bmiser Drug Co and a regular agency in every town.

Y. M. Hall Adrian Georgia Hall Tanlie Colombia Bmiser Drug CO Advis

Massey Sinks Massey In Season Opener At Columbia

Columbia Military Academy defeated Massey 91 to 21 on Massey’s home court in the season opener. Cadets showed strong teamwork, with detailed lineups and early schedule plans including a game against Branham Hughes and several February matchups across Columbia and nearby towns.

Columbia Military Academy Tech Init Victory Massey School Pulaski Duncan Massey Williams Shelton Turner Dowell Gledith Pfann Leonard Big Alcorn King Labe Norris Ingram C. M.A Caldwell Dement C. M. Ay Piel Columbia Spring Hill G. 4 Pranklin Hume-Page

Columbia Boy Rises to Top in West

J Rt Shelton son of Mr and Mrs John Shelton of this city has been made manager of the Perry Motor and Tractor Company with Texas New Mexico and Arizona as his territory and headquarters at Lauson. For ten years he has been with Oliver Chilled Plow Works of Dallas and since nineteen has been in active business. His rise brings a handsome salary.

J. Rt. Shelton John Shelton Perry Motor and Tractor Company Texas New Mexico Arizona Lauson Shelton Oliver Chilled Plow Works Dallas Oliver Chilled Plow

Fruit for France: Planting of 9,000 Trees by Relief Committees

Paris reports that over 9,000 fruit trees were planted in France's wrecked orchards by the Agricultural Relief committees. The effort aims to restore orchards damaged in the war and boost local agriculture.

United Press Paris Mall France Alties

Life of Mrs Dobbins Spanned Almost Century

Mrs Jane C Dol Wing Dobbins died at her Williamsport home after nearly a century of life marked by devout faith and service. She was 1 years old at death and longtime Maury County resident who guided family through Civil War era, 15 years as Woman's Missionary Society president, and mentored many including Harry Borum and John Davis. Funeral Friday at Williamsport Methodist with Rev Spurlock leading, burial in family cemetery.

Jane C. Dol Wing Jast Thuradgy Williamsport Maury County Dobbins Henry Lowell Henry Sowell John C. Sowell James Dobbins Eva Jones James Gardner Dobbins Dave Watkins John D. Dobbins Columbia Augustus Sowell Harry Borum John Davis Augustus Lowell Mie Mr Spurlock Williamsport Methodist Church

$25,000 Relief for Influenza in Alaska Authorized

The American Red Cross Society voted an appropriation of $25,000 for influenza relief in Alaska. The action was reported from Washington on June 24 by United Press. The funds are allocated to aid treatment, prevention, and care efforts for influenza patients across Alaska communities.

Alaska United Press Washlington Amercan

Prominent Southern Educator Dr Brown Ayres Dies at Home

Dr Brown Ayres, president of the University of Tennessee, died at his Knoxville home. The news item notes his leadership role and his prominence in Southern education. The article contains garbled OCR with stray phrases about Knoxville and Peru, but the key fact is Ayres' death and his university presidency.

Knoxville Unttel Press Knoxville, Tonk Brown Ayres Theniversity of Tennessee

Nashville to Continue Powder Plant for Government Use

The Hadley Bend powder plant will stay in operation but on a reduced scale. The Charleston West Virginia plant will cease operations. Practically all smokeless powder for the government will be produced in Nashville with a large force deployed at the plant.

United Press Washington Nashville Charleston W. Va

Nashville Elated Over The Good News Special to The Herald

Nashville business interests cheered as the era plant at Madley’s Bend will stay in operation though production will be reduced. The facility will continue smokeless powder manufacturing for the government and will store powder from other plants as a reserve for the army and navy, creating hundreds of jobs for storage operations.

Herald Nashville Tenn Eras Madley's Bend Hadley’s Bend Army Navy

Sneaking Huns Fire on Pedal Machine Gun

A letter from Dr. Joe Voorhies recounts an enemy machine gun squad after surrendering raising hands and shouting kamarad and then continuing to fire with a pedal. The Americans killed the remaining enemy squad in retaliation, reflecting harsh wartime conduct.

Joe Voorhies J. J. Voorhies

Argentine Ready 10 Join League Nations

Washington dispatch reports Argentine officials ready to join the League of Nations. President Wilson has instructed the Argentine minister to France to press President Wilson's projects for the league. The State Department was officially informed today.

Dy United Press Washington Ie League of Nations Wison France Wilson

Land Sale in Maury County Tennessee 1919 Sale Notice

In the Chancery Court at Columbia Tennessee Receiver GEO E McKennon announces sale of 90 acres in Maury County on March 3 1929 at noon at the courthouse. The land is bounded by Brady Starkman and Baker. Credit terms 6 12 and 18 months with $100 cash. notes bear interest after sale. Sale free from redemption.

J. BR. Blackwell Chancery Court Columbia Tennessee Court House Maury County Tenn J M. Brady George Brady Sam Starkman Jno, Brady, Jr Baker Caglian Geo, E Meckennon Saat

Ziron Iron Tonic Ad Promises Health Boost

An old newspaper advertisement urges readers to inspect their tongue for signs of anemia and promotes Ziron an iron tonic with lime and soda. It includes a testimonial from R Poston of Lillie Louisiana praising relief from chills and fatigue and offers a money back trial bottle through the druggist.

R. Poston Lillie

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