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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1918

Page

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Allies celebrate July 4 with brilliant gains on West Front

United Press reports Paris July 4 French forces between the Oise and the Aisne advanced one mile on a three mile front and seized 1,608 prisoners in two afternoon attacks. In the British Somme sector, forces attacked along a four mile front between Billers Brettonneaux and the Somme and gained considerable ground per the British war office.

West Front Billers Brettonneaux Somme British War Office

Recommendations of interallied council guide Wilson on Russia

Washington July 4 report says recommendations of the interallied supreme war council will largely govern President Wilsons future course toward Russia. Authoritative information indicates the council is ready for immediate action and its report may have been or will be received today.

United Press Washington Supreme War Council Wilson Russia Council America

Bic, Mill Resumes Operations After Two Months Rest

City Mill & Grain Co restarts, installing corn flour and cereal production lines after a two month overhaul. New machinery includes wheat flour extraction tech per U S government standards, aiming for a diversified southern mill plant. Manager McLemore notes Maury county wheat yields may be very low and pays $2.25 per bushel for strict wheat.

City MU & Grain Co U. S South B. J. McLemore Maury County

Fifty Two in Casualty List

Washington dispatch reports fifty two White casualties today with two killed in action. Among the dead is Henry O Neal of Columbus Georgia who died of wounds.

Washington

Big Fleet Takes to Water Today

Washington July 4 Mighty ships thundering down ways add a new note to the nations Fourth of July celebration America's answer to Prussian tyrants. Rush to completion yields 439 585 tons ready to launch with 146 000 troops supported by American food guns equipment and ammunition from ships and hulls at steel and wood yards across the coast.

Washington America United States War Department

American War Mobilization Talks Hint at Massive Reinforcements

United Press reports July Fourth coverage from Washington and London notes War Secretary Baker avoiding firm predictions while war aims continue. A British speech cites 10,000,000 more men like existing American soldiers ready to mobilize, with U S naval forces operating across European waters.

America Europe United Press Washington France War Department Raker White Ete Adriatic Stet Lbs Angle Middin Neous [Omer

Columbia Mills Buys Wheat Over Guarantee

Columbia Mills pays a price higher than the guaranteed rate for wheat delivered, with the Chicago area buyer noting the price here exceeds the amount delivered in St. Louis Missouri.

ST. Louis Missouri

Wheat Prices Boost Farmers Say Mills Pay More Than Government

Columbia mills and City Market Grain Co claim No 2 wheat from Maury County sells at 2.25 per 59 lb at delivery, well above the U S Grain Corporation guarantee of 2.24 for No 1. With No 2 basis and freight costs, farmers see about 2.21 per bushel in St Louis, plus margins. Regulators allow mills to set prices but cap flour retail at about 12.95 per barrel, 11.75 per sack locally.

Columbia Mills Columbia Mill & Elevator Company City Min & Grain Company United States Grain Corporation St. Louis Maury County Food Administration Columbia

Selective Service Officials Busy On Reclassification

Maury county selective service officials face heavy workload reclassifying registrants. Forty-four Class 1 men previously deferred for minor disabilities were re-examined with 42 moved to general service. Several married registrants and others in deferred groups were reclassified. many cases remain under review for July 5 to 12. A public notice urges registrants to report changes in status and health.

Maury County Bork Selective Service W. J. Webster J. J. Gray, Jr State Council, of Defense Nashville Board Ft. Thomas Camp Gordon

Circuit Court Ends Extended Session

The circuit court adjourned Wednesday after a term that opened in May. Several licenses were issued and the docket was light. The last case, a damage suit W. P. Thomas versus L. B. Foxall, ended in a mistrial over alleged automobile collision damages. the grand jury had adjourned Tuesday after reporting 10 true bills.

Oircuit L. B. Foxall

Austin Harlan for Reelection in Eighth District

J P Austin Harlan, justice of the peace for the eighth district, announces candidacy for reelection. Elected in a special election to fill Brooks' vacancy, Harlan has served under a year with regular attendance and active county interests. appears to have no opposition.

Austin M. Harlan Harlan

Supt J P Graham Returns From Middle Tennessee Meeting

County Superintendent John P Graham returned from a three day session of county superintendents in Murfreesboro. He had chaired the conference for three years but declined another term, much to attendees' regret. The meeting drew many from war work and school duties, with an active program and engaged discussion.

John P. Graham Middle Tennessee Murfreesboro Graham Hoe

Eighth District Fails Quota While Another District Gains

One of two districts meeting on June 28 falls short of its target, while the Eighth District remains unsatisfied in completing its quota. An additional $4,000 is added to overall pledges, reflecting the shift in fundraising progress.

Wigall Highth Eighth District Fox C. P. Hatcher H. ©. Fulton Fountain Creek Glendale Page. l

No half way decision will be tolerated by allies against Huns

President Wilson pledges the United States to fight until a final settlement is achieved with no compromise. He speaks from the tomb of Washington at Mount Vernon, denouncing arbitrary power and urging united action by the associated peoples of the world against Prussia’s rulers.

Robert J. Bender United Press Mount Vernon Dilly Wilson United States Tomb of Washington Prisia General Washington Uthat Washington Runnymede Jesus

Guest Candidate for Ninth District Justice Reelection

Squire R O Guest announces reelection bid for Justice of the Peace in the Ninth district. A longtime county court member, he supported the Middle Tennessee experiment station location near Columbia and advocates public education, having served as Columbia mayor and gained broad popularity.

Squire R. O. Guest Justice of the Peace Squire Guest Middle Tennessee

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Paris Oise Alene The War Office London Bic MILL City Mill & Grain CO ARTS Washington Wilson Nseveral Sircuit Thomas VS. Foxall J. P. Graham COUN Ficient Official
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