Bond Issues and Commission Government Debate at Tennessee Meeting
The column surveys bond proposals for El Blan and state roads, urging a county vote on highway bonds and detailing costs. It questions county power versus state funds, urges action to improve Maury County roads, and analyzes commission government history and a pushback against aldermanic control with focus on public service integrity and accountability in Tennessee.
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State Highway Department
Maury County
Farmers Institute to Bring National Speakers to Columbia
A program in preparation will bring top national figures to Columbia next month to address Middle Tennessee farmers. President Howard of the Federal Farm Bureau and other governors will speak on farm life issues. The event aims to raise city interest and sympathy for farmers and press for fair consideration of agricultural problems and needs.
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Farmers Institute
Columbia
Middle Tennessee
Howard
Federal Farm Bureau
Coun
Louisiana
Bow Ernors
Columbie
Conservative forces urged to defend the republic nationwide
In a call to action, conservative factions across cities and towns are urged to unite as the nation’s bulwark against radicalism. The appeal stresses duty, cooperation, and a shared goal of preserving constitutional government.
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County road board under fire as election nears
The Herald urges investigation into county road funds and calls for a committee to probe possible political use of highway funds. It notes past vindication for Murphy and Hight, argues for evaluating road administration, and stresses the need to uphold law over factional gains. It also highlights Governor Robe? s stance for law and order amid criticis m.
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Maury County
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Shortcomings of the Ade and the risk to government structure
The text argues that extending the period would threaten the entire governmental framework by reallocating power to critics of an executive who has taken decisive action against the mob. The tone condemns wavering support and underscores the need for firm leadership to maintain order.
Small peach crop expected countywide in Maury
growers report a very small peach crop this year due to heavy rains and disease. demand will vastly exceed supply as fruit rot and drop reduced prospects. county leaders reply to Squire Ricketts accusing road funds of politics, defending road work under 1919 law and pledging transparency despite cost pressures.
Payment of Wheel Tax Continues to Rise in County
The wheel tax rush continues at the County Court Clerk Lipscomb office as licenses are issued for 67 buggies 36 wagons and 20 automobiles bringing county totals to 2967 1924 and 1629 vehicles respectively. With estimated tax per vehicle the revenue nears 40000 and officials report many vehicles remain unpaid prompting notices to be brought before the grand jury meeting August 6.
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Grand
Wheat rowers of Kansas lose money in harvest season
Parmera of Kansas will get small returns for their wheat crop this year as cost of growing and harvesting reduces profits. E. D. Hunter, former county education board member, reports yields were not large and quality was inferior. Threshing at forty cents per bushel and harvest hands paid seventy cents an hour cut profits. many farmers may not recoup expenses. He notes threshers and harvest labor siphon off much money, leaving the farmer behind.
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Kansas
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Daily Herald
Praise for King's Daughters Hospital Books and Accounts
W. B. Wooten, a respected accountant, commends the method and accuracy of the King's Daughters Hospital books and accounts after auditing March 1910 to March 1920. He returns the records, notes complete accuracy, and compliments the treasurer Mrs. J. B. Lithefeld on her careful management and orderly ledgers.
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King’s Daughters Hospital
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What to Expect From Legislature, County Roads and Open Records
The speaker asserts no public funds were used for political purposes and claims open records with quarterly expenditures. They challenge rivals to prove misappropriation while emphasizing commitment to road improvements and willingness to resign if better candidates arise. They pledge cooperation with any successor and reiterate dedication to rooting out county issues.
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Squirre Ricketts
Old Board Debate Highlights Legal Primary Board Issue
An article examining the compulsory primary law of 117 questions which county primary board is legally in charge. It notes that the current board, with members Charles P. Hatcher Hugh Todd Shefton and Wingfield Harrie, may be the only legally constituted board if the state committee does not reconvene. The piece speculates on potential confusion and whether any board would act to enable a lawful August primary.
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Alabama Farmers Plan Maury County Visit From Lauder Dale
A party of 100 farmers from Lauder dale county led by County Agent High seeks the most convenient date to visit Maury county within the next thirty days to inspect crops and discuss winter plans. Local merchants and business leaders will be consulted to set a suitable entertaining date, with visits likely in early August.
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