Delayed Fragments with Names from Atlantic City Meeting
Disjointed OCR fragment notes attendees including T E Dugger and Judge Roberts food administrators from Grand Lodge 10 speaking in Middle Tennessee at Atlantic City. Mentions Alabama dry goods salesman parade, candidate for governor, and a Columbia eggs reference with a five year visit verdict timestamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T-E.dugger
Roberts
Grand Lodge
Middle Tennessee
Atlantic City
Alabama
Columbia
Tanlac and War Work Highlights From Tennessee News
A Sunday page relays Tanlac testimonials from H Holland of Geneva Alabama and a Columbia agency note, with Elks events and large Grand Lodge funding for war work. It also covers Judge Albert H. Roberts’ reception plans in the county, a federal food conference at the Middle Tennessee Farmers Institute, and talks by Everett Colby on enforcement of regulations and other food measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
H. Holland
Geneva
Alabama
Columbia
Smilpr Drug CO
Middle Tennesee
Middle Tennessee Farmrs’ Institute
Everett Colby
U. S. Food Administration
J. J. Finney
Tennessee
T. G. Cunningham
Hedford
St Miller
Cannon
PF. HW
Duke
Cheatham
B.C. Ledbetter
Clay
Doak Aydelott
Coffee
G. P. Burnett
Cumberland
E. Lockett Doak
Dayldden
Tease Drake
DeKalb
Pitt -Hewstee
T Mickson
EB. Grace
Fentress
Billy E. Walker
Franklin
W. L. Abernathy
Gites
EK. B. Pinney
Grundy
A. H. Griguby
Hickman
T. H. Richardson
Houston
C. W. Cowan
Hinphreya
B. L. Quarles
Putnam
Neil Glenn
Robertson
J. Moore King
Rutherford
J. R. Curtin
Smith
W. W. Brandon
Stewart
T. W. Hanter
Sumner
J. T .Thompson
Trousdale
H. F. Bailey
van Buren
Bentley
Warren
J.F. Davis
Wayne
Edgar Pearsson
White
Homer Hancock
Wilson
Thos. H. Watts
Williamson
H. A. Morgan
Washington
Charles C. Trabue
Albert
L. Love
Hamilton
Woo!wine
J. L. Finney
Middle Tennessee
Negro held for grand jury in Oct theft case at Carter's Creek
Horace Miller, colored, bound over to the grand jury on a charge of house breaking and larceny. Bond set at 1000 by Justice W. E. Alexander after his Friday arrest by Constable L. F. Church for breaking into the McMeen barn near Carter's Creek and attempting to steal a bag of oats. A bag of cats and Miller's horse were later found near the scene. Miller denied guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Miller
Grand Jury
Justice of the Peace
W. EB. Alexander
Miller
L. F. Church
Tom and Mort McMeen
Carter's Creek
Agricultural production leaders in 1917 by state
The Department of Agriculture lists Klinda as a central farming hub and ranks states by top outputs for 1917. Illinois leads with about 1.255 billion dollars, Texas 1.045 billion, Missouri around 1.047 billion, and other states including Ohio Nebraska Kansas New York Minnesota Pennsylvania Georgia Wisconsin California Michigan and others posting multi hundred million totals.
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Klinda
Teh
United States
Saya
Department of Agriculture
Tewa
Mlinois
Texas
Missouri
Ohio
Nebraska
Taflana
Kansans
New York
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Wisconsin
California
Michigan
Kantucks
Remarkable escape as car leaps from bridge into railroad tracks
John J. Jones survived a Chevrolet jump from the Loy of the Bridge on the Mt. Pleasant pike into the Nashville Plovance & Sheffield tracks while his steering failed. The car crashed through the banister, landing about twenty five feet below without injuring him though the vehicle was badly damaged. His family watched from home expecting a fatal outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Jones
Mt. Pleasant Pike
Nashville, Plovance & Sheffield
Mr. Jones
Hadi
Lilim
Corporal Tom Mitchell 18 in Mesopotamia
A damaged OCR fragment reports Corporal Tom Mitchell 18 in Mesopotamia, stating he joined the British army at the war’s outbreak. The letter from his son notes poor health and uncertain prospects, with brief allusions to American involvement and potential death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporal Tom Mitchell
Messopotamia
Mitchell
Tom Mitchell
Critieh
Sam
Camery
Lars
Ae Wan
Dodson's Liver Tone offer safer liver aid than calomel
An old advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a pleasant vegetable remedy that safely stimulates the liver without causing salivation or bone damage. It contrasts with calomel, a dangerous mercury drug, claiming calomel makes people weak and nauseated while Dodson's promises quick, harmless relief and a refreshed morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jana
Tina
Calomel
Lodeon
Dodson
Dedaon
Lieut Earl Coffee Handles Sammies Mail
Lieut Earl Coffee of Iowa, famed as Mise Mut Me Dodson, serves in France with the army motor truck transport. In a Dew Motues letter he humorously describes the gigantic mail task for American soldiers and the sunny spirit of the troops in yainy France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Coffee
Dodson
W. C. Dodson
Colinbia
France
Fragmented Quote Excerpt Highlights Odd Courtroom Exchange
A hazy dialogue unfolds between a man and a lawyer about grounds for protection and a wife throwing bricks. The piece mocks legal jargon and wartime information gaps, noting unclear references to grenades and American masks.
War Savings campaign praise from state director
J R Preston, Tennessee state director, thanks The Herald for broad publicity in War Savings Stamp pledge efforts. He notes $42,000,000 pledged in Tennessee toward a $47,000,000 state quota, credits newspapers for support, and sends best wishes. Also mentions government relief funds and naval insurance figures alongside a brief ad line.
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Herald
T. R. Preston
The
Tennessee
J. R. Preston
City bonds sell at par and back interest
Columbia finances gain by bond sale. Maury National Bank credits $52,268.08 from $50,000 funding bonds selling at par with 5.5 percent interest. Sale arranged by C A Parker to J G Mayer & Co of Cincinnati after dealer outreach. City will refinance debt at 5 percent, saving about $250 annually for 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Columbia
Maury National Bank
C. A. Parker
J. GC. Mayer & Co
Cincinnati
Parker
Cinchynati
Joy Ride Ends in Wreck and Ambulance Call
A Sunday joy ride by Moore & Son’s stable employe Phil Martin and companions ended when the Lizzy hit a rock on Ninth Street causing a flip. John Phillips jumped from the car, escaping unharmed while other occupants and the vehicle required an ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Martin
Moore & Son
J.C. Moore
Lizzy
Martin
Mr. Moore
Ninth Street
John Phillips
Lizay
Girls in Canning Clubs Meet to Work and Learn
Tennessee girls enrolled in county canning clubs are urged to attend a one day meeting at the county seat. The supervising agent asks each girl to bring a jar top and new rubber, a can or two to process, and four simple lushh. A midday lunch will be shared on the ground. The event aims to teach canning and related crafts as part of wartime effort and community support. The letter notes helpers who will assist with canning drying and preserving, emphasizing practical skills and teamwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Uncle Sam to Tour Counties With War Exhibits
Government exhibits from the army navy agriculture commerce interior departments food administration and relief committees will tour the country this summer and fall. Ten baggage cars will travel in five districts with two cars per district from August 1 through November. The Agriculture Department exhibit will educate on canning domestic science and conservation.
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Sam
Thired Yresa
Washington
Sams
Biel Ness
Army and Navy
Agriculture, Commerce, and Interior Departments
Food Administration and Coe Committee
Agriculture Department
Look at your tongue and iron with Ziron tonic
An old advertisement urges readers to inspect the tongue for signs of anemia and to take Ziron, an iron tonic with hypophosphites. It pledges safety, no habit forming drugs, and a money back offer if the first trial bottle fails to help. It includes a testimonial from R L Poston of Lille, Louisiana. The offer promises quick relief from fatigue, poor digestion, and general malaise, claiming benefits for men women and children.
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R. L. Poston
Lille
Maury County Primary Board Names Precinct Officers
Maury County Democratic Primary Board lists polling places officers and clerks for the August 1 1913 primary to nominate candidates for U S Senate Congress Governor state offices and legislative posts. Precinct by precinct assignments include Santa Fe Fly's Store Water Valley Fike's Mill Timmons Carter's Creek Spring Hill and many others with receiver judges and clerks named. The notice is dated July 14 1918 and signed by the county board with chairman and secretary.
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Maury County
Democratic
Eaid Board
United States
Congress
Santa Fe
H. Vestal
W. J. Latta
Mit Woody
Jon Cowley
Matthew Blackburn
Alha Norgrass
Fly's Store
R. D. Baker
Tom Priest
Sam Baker
Mike Brady
Allen Walters
Weasley Wholard
Water Valley
Sam Pigg
Jim Pigg
Dallas Alexander
Brown McMeen
Sam Sewell
George Puckett
Fike's Mill
John Alderson
D. C. Hicks
Ji Pigne
Hart At Beasley
K. Greenfield
Sawdust Valley
J. FF. Porter
Joe Tt. Wilkes
Bf. Kinzer
Sam Nesbit
Otie Ringer
WR. Reine
Ninth District Court House
Recelver
A. HR. Ewing
Alex ‘Titcomb
N. M. Page
Walter Fraser
J. A. Roas
Ewing Kannon
Depot
J. R. Buchanan
J. B. Scott
W. D. Cameron
Norman Dale
Harry Kloopfer
Bruce Morgan
Tenth District
P. Hatcher
Hugh Shelton
Ben Mullins
Harris
H. 0. Pickart
Everett Colby to Speak at Farmers Convention Address
Fresh from Europe Colby, linked to Herbert Hoover era reforms, will address farmers at Colin's next Tuesday. The New Jersey publicist and lawyer is described as a land reform advocate and director in major New York firms, delivering a message from the Western front to rural America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin
General Assembly
New York
Witten
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Farmers Institute
Mt, Pleasant
Elks
Bill
T. FB. Dugger
Rutin
Columbia Lodge
Rex
Ilea
Digger
Orgasiaktion
Dugger
Navy Daniels
Gompers
Land Lodge
Order
United States Army
Dagner
Uncle Sams
Strong
West Tennessee
Albert H. Roberts
Aly Clatus
Naahsville
Ead . Allen
Bethel House
Jim Friends
Dudge Roberts
Stt. Pleasant
Ynany Land
Judge Roberts
Neals
Chas. C. Traoue
Gardway & Pickens
Parkersturg, W. Vay Toetene
Will
J. G. Rees
Bouth Main Street
Phowne—Gell
Cllean’s
John L. Jones
Uncle Bam
Earl
Sally
A, Parker
City Securities
Elizabeth Ford
Timmons
Elmer Fraser
G. A. Lucas
T. J. Hargis
M. S. Thomas
Benson Dawson
Evan Timmons
Theta
B. Jarratt
J. D. Pigg
Ed Babb
George Priest
Eugene Fitzgerald
John Jameson
Carter’s Creek
Law Church
Brown Church
Gil Sellers
Charles D. Ingram
de W. €. Dodson
H. H. Thompson
Spring Hill
O. PL McKissick
Horace Polk
Bodh Ayers Je
John Odit
Clerks
Emmoalt Yorkeley
John Watson
Neapolis
J. T. Kinnard
J. W. Armistead
Mitch Butte
Arnold Petry
D. J. Whittey
Max Woody
Kedron
Guy Parkes
Jesse Overton
Ed. Parks
Jin Moore
Will Parham
Dave, Johnson
Rally Hill
Arthur Rime
J. A. Crowe
Kelley Farris
H. Amis
D. Miller
Lee Shira
Caldwell
Heceiver
Fd Marshall
H. H. Boram
D. Mitchell
Frank Evans
So Parris
N. T. Evans
Leftwich
Chesley Liggett
A. J. Hardison
Martin Mayberry
A. D. Liggett
Cassey Fox
Henry Gillespie
Rock Spring
Will Gordon
John Whitworth
T. ¥. Primm
Wallace Mayberry
Hiei Charles Gordon
Valery Barker
Park Station
Dick Mrkibbbon
W. R. Orr
John White
Deston
George Tryant
A. A. Kerr
Cutleoha—Recoiver
Robert Uedding
Joh Nelson
Calvert
Chester Dugger
Cleris
J. A. McKnight
Josve Taimtinson
Clendale
Jim Rovtici
RL H. Moore
W. T. Galloway
Ben Hayae
Bert Erwin
Ladrien Moore
Rigbyvile
H. H. Me
Cundiants Judiges
C. L. Gidcomb
Tiny Pender
Ten Goodrem
Charley Thomas
Sam Wiley
Southport
Willa Weath
Mt. Pleasant
Nip Stewart
Mumford Smith
Nt Kindall
J. 8. Hill
John Ingram
W. D. Cooper
Sandy Hook
W. F. Chayman
Sam Johnson
Sid Wiliams
Newt Pickard
George Noles
Henry Pickard
Stephenson
Europe
Colby
Food Administra
Tion
Herald Cheap
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