Middle Tennessee Beef Breeders Elected At Farm Institute In Columbia
The Middle Tennessee Beef Breeders association met with the farmers institute in Columbia to elect officers for the year G Burkitt Antioch president Geo Elezer Burns vice president A D Knox Murfreesboro secretary treasurer and an advisory board. A large turnout heard plans for October purebred sales of Herefords Shorthorns and Aberdeen Angus with 40 to 60 animals from each breed. The event aims to build regional breeders associations and promote Southern cattle breeding.
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Middle ‘Tennessee Beef Breeders’ Association
Farmers’ Institute
G. Burkitt
Antioch
Geo. Elezer Burns
A. D. Knox
Murfreesboro
R. M. Murphy
Knioxville
Clarence Campbell
Campbelleville
J.B. Farmer
J. A. Clark
Winchester
J. Gillespie
Calcatin
Nashville
Ihmpton Aberdeen
Woodlawn Farm
Middle Tennessee
South
Tennessee
Burkitt
Maury County
W. P. Ridley
United States
Mr. Ridley
Tennessee Farmers’ Institute
Calimbia
HM. A. Morain
Columbia
Tool
Tennesee
Tom C. Rye
University of Ensee
Agricultural and Educational Committees
County Court of
Col. Tigar J Graham
Centreville
Hickman County
J. O. Templeton
Franklin County
Cr. Burkitt
Davidson County
Herald
de. M. Jacob
Frank Puller
Uorinitarne
Kent
Tennessee Dairymen’s Association
Ue State
Division of Extension
A. Hutton
Tighes
Jefferson County
Ault
C. A. Willson
University of Tennnessee
Willoighby
Florida
Institute
K .C. Davis
Knapp School of Country Life
Knoxville
Allén, Canny
Middle ‘Tennessee
Atate Five
Eee
Northern part county hit by rain wind storm
A northern county area from Rutherford Creek extended several miles, about three miles wide, suffered a fierce rain and wind storm Wednesday afternoon. The Dark's Mill region saw the heaviest damage with corn fields flattened and stalks snapped. Farmland damaged and large trees blown down as crews work to estimate losses.
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Te County
Rutherford Creek
Dark’s Mill
Shopmen Win Higher Wages From Government
Washington July 25 United Press reports that shop and maintenance workers of all railroads under government control were granted increased wages after appeals to the railroad adjustment board.
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Washington
Fea
Allies Close On German Stronghold In Fere Forest
Paris dispatch reports French and American troops converging on Fere-en-Tardenois from two sides while heavy bombardment devastates the city. American and French forces penetrate toward the center of the Fere forest five miles south of Fersen-Tardenois as an estimated 20 German divisions prepare a counter maneuver. Heavy fighting and artillery fire push the front toward Eniedshes, Mercen-Terdenois, and Oulehy-lo-Chateau with Germans blow ing ammunition dumps for evacuation.
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C. E. Gandt
United Press
Paris
Fere-en-Tardanois
Eniedshes
Fere Forest
Fersen-Tardenois
Frank J. Paylot
France
Chateau Thierry
Merc en-Ter Denois
Fereen-Tardenois
Oulehy-lo- Chateau
Oulehy-lu
Armentieres
Oureq
Cathudeal
Pore
Shipping losses smallest since 1916 report
London reports total allied and neutral shipping losses during June at 275,629 tons due to submarine risks, the smallest total since 1916. Figures published today by authorities show continued wartime dangers but a notable dip in losses compared with earlier months this year.
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United Press
London
Acmality
Five Maury Soldiers Go to Camp Gordon
Five Maury County selectmen trained Wednesday afternoon for Camp Gordon to assume duties as soldiers in the American army. The departing group included Herman Wikew Akin as leader, John Marshall Roberts, Henry A Gray, Bett Beekem, and John Duncan Hams, who received a splendid farewell from hundreds of friends.
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Rive Mairy County
Camp Gordon
Herman Wikew Akin
John Marshall Roberts
Henry A. Gray
Bett Beekem
John Duncan Hams
Two Austrian transports sunk in Italian attack
Two Austrian transports were sunk in an Italian attack on Cattive, according to dispatches received from Cattive today.
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United Presa
Rome
Cattive
Ward destroyer record broken at Mare Island navy yard
Washington July 25 All world records for destroyers were broken when the Ward was placed in compalsion at Mare Island navy yard. Keel laid May 16 she was launched 17 days later. Previously destroyers took 20 to 28 months to complete.
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United Press
Washington
Ward
Mare Island Navy Yard
Dr Clarke silent on canvas for state senate race
Dr Clarke of Maury Lewis and Perry counties toured Mt Pleasant and spoke from dependence on friends and newspapers to explain his lack of voter canvassing due to medical duties and other obligations. He opposed any roll back of prohibition laws but supported stricter enforcement and national victory in the war effort.
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Clarke
Maury
Lewis
Perry
Herald
Cilies
United States
Allies Press Hard on Both Sides in Fere-en-Tardenois
Relentless American artillery shelling targets Fere-en-Tardenois and surrounding points as forces push on both wings. Observers note heavy bombardment and continuous pressure from allied troops, with reports of advancing positions and tactical gains in multiple sectors.
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Fere-En-Tardenois
Two Hundred Thousand Munition Workers Idle in England
United Press reports that about 200000 munition workers across Coventry and Birmingham are idle due to strikes. The stoppages affect production and reflect ongoing labor unrest in England on July 26.
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United Press
London
Ing
Coventry
Birmingham
Tennesseans On Casualty Lists
Washington reports casualty lists including 64 marine casualties with 20 killed in action. Named Tennesseans include N. Jones of Knoxville killed, L. T. Stalling of Atlanta wounded, and Frank Forrester of Rising Swan severely wounded. An August 26 notice lists 180 casualties with several Tennesseans among killed in action and disease.
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Washington
Tod N. Jones
Knoxville
Tenn
L. T. Stalling
Atlanta
Frank Forrester
Rising Swan
United Press
German Raider Lurking Off Atlantic Coast Reported
Glououcester Mass July 25 Reports that a German raider or submarine mother ship is lurking off the Atlantic coast were brought here today by the captain of a fishing schooner
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United Press
Glouuchester
Mass
Atlantic
Wheatless Expert Talks Ten Women At Institute
County presidents of Middl e Tennessee home makers clubs respond to roll call with three minute reports on organization for war work. Miss Hannah Westing, wheatless expert from the Washington agriculture department, explains saving or eliminating wheat and tests wheatless recipes at the institute.
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Home Makers Clubs
Middle Tennessee
Hannah Westing
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Miss Wesling
The
Food Administration
Wessling
Peabody College
Foch directs Marne attacks amid cautious pace
United Press expert W T Mason reports Gen Foch is probing the Marne salient with American and French forces but avoiding heavy losses. He notes German supply lines are strained and von Hindenburg may shift north, while Foch’s restraint preserves his armies for continued action and possible final Allied success.
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New York
Aisne Marne
Mindentaerene Ehinee
Pukien
Park
Fea
von Hindenbire
Fock
von Findenburg
von Hindenburg
Aisne
Advance North Jaulgonne Under Strain of German Occupation
United Press staffer Lowell Mellett reports heavy Allied pressure on German positions at Jaulgonne as German forces retreat in pockets. The Crown Prince leads about 100,000 troops amid rising economic strain and strategic buckle points, with German divisions estimated near 516,000 in the salient.
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Gloriouw
Geenans
Fereen Tardenois Under Heavy Bombardment
In France on July 25 Allied artillery and air power bombarded Fereen Tardenois, a pivotal rail and road hub within the Soissons Rheims axis. Heavy fighting cleared the Ric forest after a northern Jaulgonne bridgehead expansion as Americans push east of Opieds and north of Jaulgonne. German retreat shows wrecked lines, compromised supplies, and grim battlefield evidence including wrecked equipment and casualties.
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Predr. Ferguson
United Press
Franch
Fereen-Tardenois
Soissons-Rheims Sutient
Ric Forest
Jaulgonne
Americas
Opieds
Germany
Empire
Signal Corps
Ines
Americans Advancing Washington Front in July Action
American forces pressed German defenses northwest of Jaulgenne, advancing to depths of one to two miles as Gen Pershing reported. The outer date remains July 24.
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Washington
Nothy
Jaulgenne
Pershing
French Counterattack Halts German Advance Near Marne
Paris reports a French counter attack repelled German pressure along the Marne line. Units from United forces engaged, driving back assaultants in heavy fighting as air and ground actions intensified.
Best dairymen persist through war via efficient farming
Tennessee dairymen gathered to debate safeguarding dairy interests and cooperative associations amid wartime conditions. They praised targeted feeding, culling nonproductive cows, and cooperative marketing that boosted profits, while calling for standardization, sanitary inspections, and fair pricing to protect cooperatives.
British Push Forward South Rossigno Wood
British troops advanced slightly south of Rossigno Wood in the Mebur ferme sector north of Albert, Gen. Haig reported today. A few prisoners and stock were captured.
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Rossigno
Wood
United Press
London
Rossend Wood
Mebur Ferme
Albert
Haig
Partly Cloudy Forecast Tonight and Friday
Partly cloudy conditions expected tonight and Friday with a slight temperature change. Forecasters note minor wind shifts and no significant precipitation likely. Highs and lows remain near seasonal norms with gradual cooling into the weekend.
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Wight
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Farm Institute
South Great Cattle
Middle Tennessee Association
Col
Graham President
Part
Bulletin
British Admiralty
Hannah Wessling
Home Makers
Foch
Marne
Iy 1. W.T Mason
Raace
By Lowell, Mellett
United Press Staff Correspondent
Chassing
United
Fly 2H
Orth
Tennessee Association
Dormans
Chickina
Treloup
Qureq
I Rhein
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