Corn and wheat crops show splendid Tennessee state wide condition
July 1 crop report shows corn and wheat in good shape with Tennessee acreage around 3.74 million and 900,000 in 1917, plus other grains improving. Production totals include 4,296,400,000 bushels corn nationally and 153,000,000 bushels barley in the United States, with potatoes and tobacco varying by state.
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Thewilarain
Nash Dde
Dave Pie Foltewine
United States
Ep Aou
Ryo
Hay State
Noag
Tennessee
Timothy Bay
Clover Bay
Atfalta
Rica
Four Outside Experts to Attend Tennessee Sunday School Meet
Four Sunday school experts from outside Tennessee will attend the State Convention in Fayetteville on August 6 and 7. Rev E W Halpenny of Toronto Canada International Field Secretary Leon Palmer Alabama Sunday School Association Rev Frank Marston Cincinnati Ohio and Mrs J P Moore Birmingham Alabama will join Tennessee workers on the program. Delegates desiring entry should send names to J W McWilliams Chairman Committee Pay Cornin Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
E. W. Halpenny
Toronto
Canada
Leon ©. Palmer
Alabama Sunday School Association
Frank Marston
Cincinnati
Ohio
3. P. Moore
Birmingham
Alabama
Petition for Presiding Elder W B Lowry’s Return
The Bisbyville and Mt Olivet circuit holds its quarterly conference at Bisbyville Phe and commends Rev W B Lowry for three years of faithful service. A petition requests the annual conference to return the presiding elder for another year, praising his diligent work and support of the charge and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Lowry
J. W. Hengley
Bighyville
Mt. Olivet
Hp. HT
Bisbyville
Mt. Olivett
W. BR. Lowry
oaF'charze
Sugar bowls banned from Columbia eating places order
The Food Administration bans sugar bowls in Columbia public eating places. The rule limits sugar rations per person to two lumps or one and a half teaspoons for beverages or cereals. Officials are instructed to report violations and aid enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Food Administration
Nashville
Knoxville
Pood Administration
Benedict Brothers In Service Of Country
Edwin A Benedict enlisted from Santa Fe and has risen to sergeant with promotion to First Lieutenant. He is stationed in Yuma Arizona as brother Joseph H Benedict, who enlisted in Richmond Indiana, travels to Boston. Morris Benedict works at Starr Piano factory in Herala. Ghepoe Column Age Pay.
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Edwin A. Benedict
Santa Fe
Yuma
Ariz
Joseph H. Benedict
Richmond
Ind
Boston
Maxs
Taft
Starr Piano Co
Morris Benedict
Wenn
Starr Piano Factory
Unclear text parsing of Atlanta street workers strike note
Vague OCR fragment describes Atlanta street car workers, motormen and conductors leaving duties at 3 o clock. Mentions reinstallation of affiliations and Herald column, but details are fragmentary and unclear.
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United
Atlanta
Theta
Padgett Declared Democratic Nominee for Seventh District
Hon L P Padgett is the sole Democratic candidate for representative in Congress in the Seventh district and will not appear on the official ballot after state primary board action. The board named him the party nominee and similarly declared unopposed nominees in most state senate and federal districts. Judge E E Erwin’s withdrawal leaves Dr Y Clarke as the Democratic nominee in the 20th district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Padgett
EE. Erwin
Y. Clarke
Telephone inquiry on farm labor situation
Farmers will be surveyed weekly starting Monday via the Mines of the Citicqua telephone company in cooperation with the U S employment service. Manager Manuel Edwards assigns an operator at each central office to ask about available labor needs wages and related details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citicqua’ Telephone Company
U.S. “Employment Service
Manuel Edwards
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Maury County
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Regi Ondine
Peyton
Omar SO
Lave
Yee
Ji AY
Aeanedes
Lowry
Bigbyville
Benedict Brothers
Herala
Aini
Herald
Goluma, Ade
Pays
Padgett Democratic
Congress
Citizens Company
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