Middle Tennessee Farmers Pledge Service for War Effort
The 17th Annual Middle Tennessee Farmers Institute adopted resolutions detailing support for wartime agriculture and public policy. They commended Gov. Tom C. Rye and others, urged stronger federal state cooperation, pure seed laws, seed and grain inspection funding, and enhancements to road, education, and the state fair. They praised Maury County for hosting the Middle Tennessee Experiment Station and thanked local presses and communities for hospitality and coverage.
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Middle Tennessee Farmers’ Institute
Middle Tennessee Farmer's Institute
Tom C. Rye
Com. H. K Bryson
Sam W. Sherrill
Incobe
National Committee On
Middle Tennessee
Germany
France
Maury County
Middle Tennessee Experiment Station
H. K. Bryson
Morgan
Maury Democrat
Columba Herald
Columbia
We Are One Proud Nation of Tennessee Antellers
A fragment expresses collective pride and unity among Tennesseans, emphasizing personal sentiment beyond politics or factions. The terse line anchors a sense of shared identity and resilience amid division.
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Tennessee
Tennessee Volunteer State and Maury County 1918 political notices
The document proclaims Tennessee as the Volunteer State and recalls national support for Woodrow Wilson and democratic ideals. It lists candidates for Maury County offices in the 1918 Democratic primary, including representatives, state senator, magistrate, constable, and county education board, naming multiple individuals and urging unity in war effort.
Maury County Justice of the Peace Candidates and Obituary
The notice lists Joe T. Wilkes as a Justice of the Peace candidate for the Eighth Civil District Maury County Tennessee with an August 1 election. It reports the death of Mrs Florence Seagraves aged four wife of John Seagraves of Broadview at King’s Daughters Hospital after an operation and a 10 day illness. Survived by husband two sons three brothers and two sisters. Also mentions Hugh Lee Webster and J H McRiton seeking reelection as Justices of the Peace in nearby districts for August 1, 1918.
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W. L. Goad
Justice of the Pease
Maury County
Tennessee
Herald
Tilden S. Green
A. L. Thomas
Wis
R. H. Guest
A. M. Harlan
Justice of the Peace
John M. Davis
Jackson S. Haywood
Board of Education
Joe T. Wilkes
Florence Seagraves
John Seagraves
Broad‘iew
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
McKissick
Mi Tex
J. C
Kissick
Cordef Okla
W. OY
MS CA
M." McKissick
British Y. M
Mre
Amen
Ed Pyran
Mopsbiett
Hugh Lee Webster
J. H. McRirton
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Tennesser
Hickory
New Orleans
America
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W. J. Russell
Freedom and Democracy
Represent
General Assembly
Amer Jof
Legal Party
Lea
Déw
Tenneseue
Woodrow Wilson
Ant
H. A. Morgan
J. R. Williamson
W. G. Burkitt
W. D. Grigsby
R. N. Moore
Diw
Sam A. Hays
William B. Whitaker
DR. C. ¥. Clarke
Perry
City of Columbia
T. M. Jones
Justice For the Peas
County Board OF Education
Albert H. Roberts
Roberts
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