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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1920

Page

6

Mighty Struggle For Control Of Convention

Political giants clash as Bryan and Wilson contend for dominance at the Democratic convention. Bainbridge Colby supports a party plank aligned with the President, amid bitter fights over the league of nations and the alcohol policy, with the Volstead Act modification and prohibition enforcement under focus.

Wate Todd’ Press Sanisco William Jenninge Bryan Bryan Wilem Bainbridge Colby Wilson League of Nations Colby Ig Coastiuligna

First Republican Governor Primary In State History

Widespread notice urges voters that the Monday deadline to file petitions ends at midnight for those seeking seats in the legislature under the 1917 act. The piece notes Maury county’s Republican primary historic firsts, including a governor nomination and a general primaries day same as Democrats, with extensive references to party rules and candidate requirements.

WeddyWiag Daily Herald Thomas F. Forgey Pallioad Democrats Cata Officies Maury County

Poultry Society to Hear Prof Wright at Maury Meeting

Prof G A Wright of Peabody College Nashville will address the Maury County Poultry Association at the county courthouse Saturday at 2 PM on The Freeding and Care of Breeding Stock. He will lead a round table. Lena Calvert of Cullooka 11, a poultry club girl, will share club experiences and breeding success. Mrs W J Lamb, president, promises a top meeting for all in the work.

Maury County Poultry Association County Court Room G. A. Wright Peabody College Nashville Wright Lena Calvert Cullooka Meee Cae Poultry Club W. J. Lamb

Banks Pay Usual and Extra Dividend for Past Half Year

Banks in Columbia and surrounding area declared strong dividends at board meetings marking the first half of the year. Maury National Bank paid 6 percent regular and 2 percent extra plus bonuses to staff. Maury County Trust added 5 percent and 3 percent special, while Phoenix National and Phoenix Savings each issued 8 percent semiannual dividends. Columbia Bank and Trust declared 6 percent plus 2 percent special, with substantial profits added to reserves.

Daily Herald Columbia Banka Maury National Bank Maury County Trust Company Phoenix National Bank Phoenix Savings Bank and Trust Company Columbia Bank and ‘Trust Company

Jewish relief drive sends 50000 to aid Berlin orphans

Through the American Jewish Relief Committee a fifty thousand dollar grant to Max Warburg in Berlin funds rescue efforts for Jewish orphans from Eastern Europe. Thousands will be moved to Sweden Denmark and Switzerland for care while Vienna children receive treatment in Italy with Italian officials aiding the effort. Berlin’s refugee surge worsens housing and sanitation problems as the campaign continues through next Monday June 28 asking local subscriptions in every home. Japan plans massive coastal harbor work in Tokyo to support fishing and trade, with docking sites at Yokohama eighty miles away.

American Jewish Relief Committee Tennessee Druckén Eestern Europe Etc Max Warburg Berlin Scandinavian Holland Switzerland Vienna Resorta Italy Poland Europe Mats Home of Suffering Humanity

Rest and tonic claim by user for energy boost

A reader describes fatigue and weakness from poor sleep, tried Ziron tonic after hearing of its benefits, and believes it helped. The account credits the tonic with improved strength and energy, noting initial skepticism and subsequent satisfaction with the product.

Business Women to Elect Officers Tonight at First Methodist

The Business Women's Club will elect officers for the coming year at an 8 pm meeting in the Sunday school room of the First Methodist Church. No slate has been set and the race appears open. Under president Miss Fletcher Farias, the club has achieved notable results this year and members are urged to attend.

Business Women’s Club Melock Mise Fletcher Farias Columbia

Detour on Rutherford Creek Hill Work Delays Highway

Road work on Rutherford Creek hill near Nashville plike closes a highway segment to traffic. Detours marked, with Arrows guiding drivers. W E Carr of Knoxville Construction says progress is good but telephone lines hinder surface paving slated for spring. Attempts may seek legal action if lines obstruct the highway before the grand jury.

Daily Herald Rutherford Creek Nashville Plike Darks Mill Road W. E. Carr Knoxville Construction Company Duck River Columbia

First Cotton Bloom in Alabama Reaches Florence

Florence Alabama June 30 Guy Jones on the Simpson plantation seven miles west of Florence on the Tennessee river brought a cotton bloom to Florence this morning. Jones Bros. claim the best developed cotton crop in Lauderdale county with over 400 acres in cotton on the Simpson plantation. The blooming field covers two hundred acres and will be in full bloom within days. Late spring disadvantage has passed and the entire plantation is in splendid condition.

Florence Ala Guy Jones Simpson Plantation Tennessee River Jones Bros Lauderdale County

Apple Movement in County Continues

The Early Harvest apple movement persists across the county with many cars shipped and a heavy Spring Hill crop. Cullooka and near Columbia report splendid yields while boys and girls have earned hundreds gathering and packing fruit. Orchard owners enjoy prices from 2.25 to 8 dollars per bushel.

Daily Herald Spring Hill Cullooka Columbia

Dr Marion Dorset Declines August Farmers Institute Visit

Dr Marion Dorset of Maury County regrets he cannot attend the Columbia Tennessee farmers institute in August. He cites summer commitments and distance, expresses warmth for past Columbia friendships, and hopes to meet writers Turner and Hendley in Washington when possible.

Marion Dorset Farmers’ Institute Dorset Mesera Turner and Hendley Retail Merchants Credit Association Columbia Retail Credit Association Columbia, Tenn FE. P. Turner A. ©. Hendley Tennessee Lam Natally Bualer Columbia Lfe Maury County Fulk Letter Washington Yeure Aincer M. Dorset Biochemie Divivium

Red Cross active in plague fight along Gulf coast

Atlanta June 90 reports from the American Red Cross say no new bubonic plague cases in Pensacola with only three total. The Pensacola chapter aids a stricken family at Dr Ralph N Green Florida health officer's request while Red Cross officials monitor coast towns and a Public Health Service rat catcher is sent to Jacksonville. A summer statewide kill the rat program by Junior Red Cross children is planned.

Atlanta American Red Cross Pensacola Red Cross T. McMullin

Movie to Decide Rage Finishes in Germany

Berlin reports the Union club and the Berlin Racing Union adopted photographic race finishes to settle disputes. Rapid camera work proves which horse won, a practice expanding as Germany develops film for commercial use.

Germany United Preas Berlin Mall Union Club Bérlin Racing Union Bim Te Po Movla

Twelve small boys seek good homes at Tennessee society

The Tennessee Children's Home Society at its receiving home lists twelve boys aged two to nine, eight girls aged two to six, and fourteen babies under six months in need of Christian homes. The appeal asks readers to open their hearts to these wholesome children and provide a loving family. Address for inquiries given.

Tennessee Children's Home Society Ita Kingdom of Heaven Mia Claude BP Sullivan Ackien Avenue Tennemue

Easing Sugar Situation Brightens City Canning Outlook

City reports easing sugar conditions with buyers no longer limited to two pounds and occasional lower prices. Government profit limits create price variability as dealers recoup costs, while some retailers still sell above the two cent benchmark.

Stage Race Between Jitney and Dobbins in Maury County

A Maury county race on the Mt Pleasant pike featured a car driven by a "gentleman of color" and a horse aboard a bogey, with $25 stakes. A large Darkytown crowd watched as the auto edged the horse before crossing the line and the car owner pocketed the money amid cheers. Prosecutors may question the details as part of the grand jury inquiry.

Maury County Grand Mt. Pleasant Pike Darkytown Dobby

Hospital fund drive continues after $15,000 goal

The King's Daughters Hospital reports a successful one day drive for 15000 to fund an annex and urges continued voluntary subscriptions. The board notes the goal was not fully met but promises to publish contributor names and amounts as soon as the list is complete.

Wedeesday King’s Daughters Hospital Board King’s Daughters Mauryounty W. F Andérson Hospital Board

County highway crew works to divert traffic during road work

Citizens praise the county highway commission for efforts to accommodate traffic direc ted away from the Nashville to Columbia highway. Officials aim to open and maintain alternate routes while the main highway is unsuitable, ensuring vital county trade remains served.

Daily Herald County Highway Commission Nashville Columbia the Coutry

Deaths and Funerals Mrs Haubenreich

Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Haubenreich, aged 18, wife of J A Haubenreich, occurred Friday afternoon at 1 o clock at Wait Cemetery. Rev Heard officiated, with burial in the family lot. Survived by husband and four brothers Nell, Primm, Jock Luckett, and Walter Luckett. several sisters and relatives. Local undertaker in charge.

Maubenrsieh Alice Haubenreich J. A. Haubenreich O'Rhook BB. Litton Portera Branch Oelock Wait Heard Tela- Owen Nell, Primm Jock Luckett Walter Luckett Memphis Magele Litton Loaella Dicie Willie May Martin Primm Springs Litale McCord Bom Aqua Springs Mere Jonnie Tackett Mayer Underisking Co

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