Personal notices from Cullooka and surrounding towns
A long list of social arrivals and departures in Cullooka and nearby communities. visitors include Philip Hoffman from New York City. Mr and Mrs. Garber and Tawny. Mr and Mrs. J. J. Owen. Mrs. GW Hargrove. Thelma Jane and J. Campheil. Mrs. Catherine Parsons inviting her grandmother Mrs. Childe. families of Adkisson and Campbell. Mrs. Webb arriving from Nashville. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holder visiting from Jackonsville. plus many residents visiting kin in North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Mississippi.
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Miesen Craven
Silver Crank Springs
Lennon
Chittiilloo
Mise Lavige Hove
Cullooka
Philip Hoffman
New York City
Yee Colatives
Garber
Wit Mra
Mowley
Biewingham
Muek
Mire C. I. Prlerson
Mix
Mattiye Sitol
Nashville
Charley Ildridge
Dickson
J. J. Owen
Davelter
J. Be Camyhel
Virginia Moores
Bet C. Molay
Feemierle
Springlidt
Teta
Boban
Ly Dequelis
Guy Wolfridge
Ako
WH. Hehnoeman
Stitthews
Perants
Lowteli
North Carolina
Tohn Wesley Finney
Wemager
Herat
Wit Sanday
Vayottoritte
Catherine Parsons
Manning
Louise Roberts
Howe
Astre"madre Miduning
Florence
Ala
Ford—Murray
Ada Shields Murray
Col
Marvin M. Ford
Pirat Methodist Church
Gallatin
Tenn
Duke
Clarence Harmon
Col. Ford
Geraldine Ford
Hyland
David Ausmus
First Methodist Church
Ford
A. H. Shields
Col Ford
Gov. Roberts
Harmon
Mayor orders flushing of downtown streets to restore clean town image
Mayor W C Cherry instructed the fire department to flush principal streets in the business district tonight and periodically until repairs to the street flusher are completed. The device has been in the shop since last fall and a missing part is on order. Business leaders complain Columbia’s reputation as a clean town is at risk if streets remain filthy.
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W. C. Cherry
Fire Department
Cherry
Columbia
Flour Prices Drop As Mills Cut Barrel Rates
Local mills reduce price to forty five to fifty cents per barrel with patent grades mixed. Best patent quoted at 19.75 and superlative patent at 14.26 per barrel. Decline tied to lower wheat prices, easing the cost for those buying bread staff of life.
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Life
Confederate Meeting At Courthouse Next Monday
Local Confederate bivouac calls a 10 o'clock gathering at the courthouse Monday. All members should attend as the committee reports on ravanion expenses and fund disposition. The text notes the Smith family as a dominant population group in the region.
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Court House
Amazing Social Week in Columbia Highlights
Activities center on Miss Annette McLean and Miss Reesie Lee Eubanks with showers and dances. Weddings include Miss Annette McLean and J Ostow Fry at First Christian church, Montgomery couple Fry and McLean. A Mammoth Cave trip and a Century Club dance headlined local gatherings with notable guests, musicians, and festive decor.
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Fry
McLean
Annette McLean
J. Ostow Fry
First Christian Church
George R. Betherman
Oscar L. Dortch
Sheddan
Robert J. Harlan
H. Kelly Morton
Dora McLean
Samuel D. McLean
Robert Upshaw
Mendelssohn
Mra
Lucian
Duke
Irene Martin
Mra. Fry
Montgomery
Ala
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
M. H. Kitch
Nashville
G. R. Betherman
Mira Dorothy Betherman
E. Bkirige
Mabel
Dickson
Georgi' Muréll
Bow
BuWdlin
Dudead
L. & N. Railroad
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Mrs. Fry
New Millionaire Paying Dividends In The Grapes Scheme
A Boston crowd gathered early today around Charles Ponzis office to withdraw funds from his company that guaranteed fifty percent interest. Ponzis earned about twelve million dollars in eight months by trading foreign postal coupons and returned nearly two million to investors in the last two days, while he was once poor a year ago.
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United Press
Boston
Charles Ponzis
Ponzis
Giles County Builds Highways In Expanding Road Network
Giles County outlines a major road program with $660,000 state funds for construction plus county sources totaling about $1.09 million. The county already has just over 19 miles of road under contract at $28,010.46 per mile, totaling $53,607.76 excluding bridges. Maury County’s wider 20 foot roads cost only eight percent more to build than Giles’ 16 foot roads.
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Giles
State Highway ‘Commission
Maury County
Giles County
Maury’ County
Averted General Strike in Memphis Dispute
Memphis Tennessee July 29 After averting a general strike at a mass meeting last night conservative labor leaders plan to submit a plan for arbitration in the firemen strike that caused the trouble City acceptance of the proposal by the city is doubtful given the rejection of three prior offers
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United Press
Memphis, Tenn
Post Office Sets New Foreign Exchange Rates
The Post Office Department moved to curb profits from international money orders and stamps by establishing a new conversion rate closer to prevailing exchange rates. The new rate replaces the wartime standard previously used.
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Postoffice Department
United Press
Washington
Wilson May Take Hand In Illinois Miners Strike
Washington July 22 President Wilson will take a hand shortly in the Illinois miners strike. It was stated at the White House today that action depends on reports submitted by Secretary of Labor Wilson.
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United Press
Washington
Wilson
Ilinois
White House
Mary Pickford Sister Seeks Divorce in Los Angeles
Mary Pickford sister Lit tie Pickford Rupp seeks a divorce from a New York baker on grounds of desertion and non support. The action, filed in Los Angeles, follows reports of a fling involving the complainant and the respondent.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Littie Pickford Rupp
Slajer
Mary Pickford
New York
Beenakien
Swine prices advance on two markets. hens rise
Swine prices advanced twenty five cents on both Lowsville and Nashville markets this morning while Céta te prices held steady. Sheep and lambs were lower. Local markets showed no change except hens now quoted at 24 to 25 cents. A fifty cent decline per Darrel reported by mills. superlative patent at 14.20 and beat patent at 15.75.
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Lowsville
Nashville
Nashville live stock market report special to The Nashville
Special to The Nashville from Union Stock Yards July 29 reports recep ts of hogs at 00 head with prices a quarter higher heavy hogs 14.60 medium 15.90 lights 16.26 and boars 10.26 to 11.75 roughs 11.26 down. Cattle receipts 00 with steady market. Sheep and lambs 60 head. market lower top lambs 12.00, seconds 6.60 to 7, fat sheep down bucks 4 lower.
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Union Stock Yards
Nashville, Touch
Bend
Bourdon
The
Herald
Louisville
Louisville Live Stock and Produce Prices July Market Report
Special to The Herald from Louisville Kentucky reports cattle receipts at 400 head and hog receipts around 500 with market active and up to twenty tyes cents higher. Lambs priced from fourteen to fourteen and three quarter dollars, sheep seven to seven sixty, produce figures listed for eggs hens frying chickens and butter. Grain and flour prices include corn per barrel ten dollars and flour patent eight teen dollars a barrel. Wool is priced at thirty cents per pound.
Missionary Talks On Situation In East
Dr Wainwright a long time Japan missionary addressed a audience on the Far East situation in Columbus. He has spent thirty two years in Japan and now ranks among the country's leading missionaries. He described progress by Christian missions in Japan and noted a shift in admiration from Germany to America and England. His visit marked his first trip to Columbus after years of service abroad.
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Fayetteville
AL Rowellla
Annie
Prances
Ghenn
John Blair
Spon
Minnie Nicks
WB Roileran
Texas
Minsinghan
George L. Kalnes
Hunmpshire
Mire
KG. Willis
Mt. Pleasant
H | Rousseau
Wainwright
Japan
far-East
Wainwight
Germany
America
England
Columbis
Cox Considered Party's Leader
Washington July 21 Cox must be considered the party s leader, George White campaign manager said today He said no arrangements were made for consultation with President Wiley He added that upon assuming charge of national headquarters he called at the White House to pay his ro
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United Press
Washington
Cox
George White
Taid
Wileya
White House
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Frank F. Frakes
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Mike) Rayburn
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