War News and American Resolve in Tennessee Press
The column argues for strong American involvement in World War I, praising Allied forces and Tennessee troops. It condemns German actions, notes Hearst's gubernatorial bid, and predicts a major offensive with American forces shaping the outcome toward a glorious victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uerstens
Americas
America
England
France
Channel
Porte
Office
Tommies
Polina
Marne
Rhine
Soissons
Rheims
Abe Ailles
Maury County Election Notice 1918 Officials Named
Maury County commissioners announce voting at precincts on August 1 1918 from 8 am to 4 pm to elect multiple state and county officials including five supreme court justices five court of civil appeals judges one chancellor and various county officers. The notice lists precinct judges receivers clerks and marshals for numerous districts and requires voter registration and 1917 poll taxes. M E Allen chairman J M Burns R S Hopkins secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statutes of
Tennessee
Maury County
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Court of Civil Appeals of
Pith Chancery Division
Eleventh Judicialircuit of
County Board of Education
Ninth District Court House
Gee, McFall
Obe Johnson
I. Z. Turpin
John Collier
Louis Hughes
W. Fleming, Jr
A. M. Tillman
W. B. Scott
Jim Marshall
Jim Grimes
W. D. Cameron
W. 3. Beasley
John Gant
Nick Page
R. R. Phelps
Tenth District Hampshire
Luther Fartis
Vergil McClanahan
Dr. Hughes
Geo. Grimes
Shon Akin
J. N. Jaggers
Albert Latwich
Taylor's
W. A. Shannon
J. H. Kennedy
Dollar Desk
Drake Stanfil
Boyd Taylor
Cathey Kirk
Lush Morrow
M. EB. Allen
John M. Burns
Columbia Canning Co Appeals to Patriotism in Columbia
The Columbia Canning Company urges Columbia women to refuse buying tomatoes packed in the firm's crates. The Food Administration prohibits merchants to purchase contracted output, punishing violators with license revocation. The article cites the plant's role in supplying tomatoes and pumpkins for the army and notes farmers receiving seed and plants. It appeals to local housekeepers to protect the company's rights amid wartime production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Canning CO
Columbia Women
Maury County
United States
Army of the
The
Food Administration
Lcense
Cuiswbla Cansing Company
Watts Trip Alters Fayetteville Church Staffing
Peter Watts led a church group on a Sunday afternoon trip through Arkansas and Mississippi. Dr Watts will be away until after next Sunday. Mr Kelver, rector of the Fayetteville church, will supply his duties in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Peter
Arkansas
Mississippi
Kelver
Fayetteville
Dodsons Liver Tone Promises Safe Bilious Relief
An ad touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable substitute for calomel. It claims calomel robs energy, causes cramps and salivation, while Liver Tone cleanses the liver and leaves users alert. The piece also notes Alabama athlete Boman serving at Camp Jessup in Atlanta and leading a Mechanical Repair Unit baseball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boman
Jessup
Turkey
Homan
University of Alabama
Little Rock
Camp Jessup
Atlanta
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Columbia Herald
Columbia
LL Finney
Hastings
Gee’ty
Treas
H. Clagett
DR. Hastings
Haiti
Tammany
William Randolph Hearst
Assorta
Serbia
Jean
Soissons-Hheims Salient
Southern National Army
National Guard
Dorp
Georgia
Missiesippi
Santa Fe
A. Walker
C. A. Walters
Fred Church
Mit Woody
Jim Church
Paul Allen
Frank Oakley
Water Valley
Geo. Puckett
Dan Delk
Jim Gardner
Frank Jones
Geo. Kinzer
Gene Pigg
Jim Pigs
Fly's Store
Geo
Walter Weld
W. M. Fly
T. W. Ball
Receiver
Will Ladd
Wesley Woolard
Spring Hill
W. J. Green
Horace Polk
John Burcham
A. E. Greenlaw
W. F. Campbell
Dr. Odill
Emmett Yakley
William Watson
Kedron
John Davis
Chas. Derryberry
John Johnson
Jesse Overton
Tom Laockridge
J. 3. Brown
W. A. Derryberry
Tom Parham
Rally
Fou
Can Dist
Coldwell's
J. C. Seely
A. B. Cooker
J. R. Steele
John Sharp
Harry Borom
Devis" Mitchell
Marshal
P. P Lovett
Rock Spring
Geo. Furgeson
W. F. Scott
D. K. Minor
Chas. Gordon
Rube Smith
J. J. Minor
Jim Flowers
Leftwich
Hamp. Hardison
Bock Cheek
Jack Jones
A. J. Hardison
Cantia Fox
Henry Gillespie
John Cheek
Parke
W. T. Hardison
John White
Clay Hight
J. P. Cheek
A. J. Roberts
Bryant
Willis White
Fifth District
Glendale
C. J. Godwin
J O. Cheek
Morrison
J T. Jeannette
Clerke
J. A. Bostick
Emmett Wright
Dose Handcock
Culleoka
Benson Evans
G N, McKennon
E. J. Parks
Will Calvert
Clarence Akin
A. Flem Thomas
Joe Ballanfant
Bigbyville
J. W. B. Thomas
Ja, Matthews
Clark Gidcomb
Chas. Thomas
Will Perry
John Petty
Ira Harris
Scott's Mill
B. F. Hanter
Ed Pulliam
Dave McMurray
Milt Voorhies
Cubby Richardson
W. D. Scott
R. M. McKissack
South Port
Cleve Galloway
Marsh Watson
Robt Walker
Ws M. Fox
Saw Dust
Marcus West
Sam Browmg
Hughy Porter
Gov. Dame
Joe Frank Porter
A. F. Walker
Jim, Brown
ZIRON
J. E. Clifton
Lyons
Columbias Big Department Store
Ntire
Edwin
Madras
R. H. Kennedy
W. 5. Kennedy
R. Knox Kennedy
Misa Anna Kennedy
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