Personal notes and weddings dominate Columbia social page
Fulton Ky visitor Mew sees Mrs We Hateh and Miss Landes Wilkes. many locals host relatives in Santa Fe and Nashville. Miss Nora Calloway Kinzer wed Lemuel Padgett Kinzer. Emmy Hinton Nelson wed Paine Doll Blair at Wayland Springs. Jennie Kirk and Claude Goodman wed at Hampshire. Cook Newsom and Zach Cook wed at University Place. society column lists arrivals, visits, and engagements across Maury County.
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W. B. Dabbing
Fulton
Mary Landes Wilkes
Washington City
Culleoka
M. M. Cook
Santa Fe
Atlanta
Bertha Boulding
Ashland Cle
Jim
Americus Allen
Hortia
Ridley
Mandine
Dave
Mira
Ait Ieboy
Padi
Mir
Samuels
Harrie
Ream
Wedding Attire Leo and Bride’s Reception Details
Louisville bride Ming Little Mal Kraus appears in white with Georgette hat and pink and white sweet peas. Colleague Luther Thoth an from Columbia accompanies as a bridesmaid. Reception at Chicamaugua avenue home after ceremony. guests include Newsom and Emma Thompson. Abercrombie Smith notice notes Joe Abercrombie of Houston marrying Katherine Smith of Wichita Falls on June 11, 1920. he was popular at Columbia Military Academy.
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Ming Little
Mal Kraus
Louisville
Luther Thothan
Columbia
Cook
Miss Thompson
Miss Burns
Miss Kraus
Chicamaugua Avenue
Newsom
Emma Thompson
Henry Gilllespie
Hermitage Hotel
Columbia, Tenn
Broom
Miles Cook
Nashville Tenjmesseane Sain
Election Notice for Maury County August 5 1920
Notice orders an election at voting precincts in Maury County Tennessee on Thursday August 5 1920 from hours to 4 pm for chancellor county court judge tax assessor trustee sheriff five school board members three civil district advisory board members and two constables in ninth district. Voters must show tax payments by July 6 1920 and third seventh ninth district residents must be registered. dated July 15 1920 signed M B Allen chairman and Mo Burns secretary commissioners of section Maury County.
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Tennessee
Malling County
Walter
Bearden
Maury County
J. T. McKnight
Maury
Educaton
M. B. Allen
MO. M. Burns
Hopkins
Farmers to Hear Fine Ad Dresses Here in August
Early true of Middle Tennessee leads other sections in the number of county councils of agriculture now in operation. The address will come Wednesday morning the second day of the meeting. Gov. Parker will speak on The Place of Agriculture in State and National Life. Gov. Roberts will discuss Education in Tennessee in the Wednesday afternoon session. Livestock production and management will have a prominent place on the program.
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Middle Tennessee
Parker
Gov. Roberts
Tennessee
Classified ad money for loan on farm land
Six per cent money on farm land property for five years. Hugh T. Shelton, attorney. Jnet3 eod e tm.
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Hugh T. Shelton
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Jnet3
Eod&e
Tennessee farm institute program announced at Columbia
An extended program at Columbia details speakers and topics for an agricultural institute. Profs Jacobs Willson and A. Willson discuss work stock and practical cattle hog rations. Officials from Tennessee Beef Cattle Breeders and horticulture societies participate. Meetings cover livestock, orchard management, financing farmers, and home maker topics. A late sale of Angus cattle and a farm visit at Middle Tennessee Experiment Station are planned.
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Ay Jv
Arrar Mabaumay
Van
I Jacobs
Tennessee
Cooper
Tennessee Beef Cattle Breeders Association
A. Willson
College of Agriculture
Division of Extension Livestock Specialists
F. D. Garrison
Tennessee State Horticultural Society
James E. Caldwell
Fourth
First National Bank of Nashville
E. €. Cunningham
Clarksville
County Council of Agriculture
C. A. Mopers
University of Tennessee
Mia. J. R. Gower, Jr
Port Royal
Beskeepers
Boldere
J. B. Ferner
Calleoka
P. B. Evans
Shelbyville
T. Kinnard
Columbia
Columbia Stock Yards
Middle Temneines
How
Edward Graham
Hickman, Tonn
C.G. Burkitt
Antioch
Porker Prices Fall as Cattle Market Holds Steady in Nashville
Hog prices declined by about a half dollar across grades on the Toulgville and Nashville markets, while cattle and sheep markets remained steady. Union Stock Yards reports Wednesday quot ations mostly unchanged with receipts about 1,200 head. Heavies 14.76, mediums 16.60, nights 14.50, pigs 9.0 to 11.00, roughs 10.75 down. top lambs 13.60 to 14.00, seconds 9.7 to 7.6, fat stocks six down, bucks four down.
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Hogé
Toulgville
Nashville
Union Stock Yards
the Herald
Tenn
Cattle and produce prices steady at Louisville market
Special to The Herald reports cattle receipts at 400 with market steady. Prices range from 14.75 for 250+ pounds to 16.50 for 165–260 pounds, and 14.50 for 120–166 pounds. Sheep receipts 7/800 with prices around 14.50 to 16.25 and $2.00 for seconds. Produce totals show hens 23–34 cents, turkeys and ducks listed, Irish potatoes at 2.25 per bushel, grain and flour figures including corn at 10.00 per barrel and flour at 15.00 per barrel.
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Herald
Louisville
Bram
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