Sheep Meet Draws Maury County Farmers for Demonstration
Farmers from Maury and adjoining Giles and Marshall counties attended a county sheep breeders’ meeting at the Middle Tennessee Experiment Station. Prof C A Wilson of the University of Tennessee reviewed last year’s work in Shropshire Southdown Hampshire and Oxford lamb breeding, with data on drop, lamb gains, and ewe performance. The session noted ongoing experiments and predicted a substantial rise in Maury county sheep numbers by year’s end.
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Middle Qennessee
Maury County
Gilow
Marshall Counties
Oo. Morriss
Davidson
P. Wright
CA. Wilson
Department of Agriculture
University of Tennessee
Wilson
Shropshire
Southdown
Hampshire
Oxford
Eakin to Preside at Tennessee Conference Social Welfare Group
John Hill Eakin of Nashville to preside over the social welfare group at the Tennessee conference on June 6 7 at the University of Tennessee. The event includes sessions on education citizenship and reforms with final findings presented to university officials for implementation. John Hill Eakin is noted as a leading social service worker and president of the State Board of Charities and Corrections.
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John Hill Eakin
Nashville
University of Tennessee
Ayres Hall
University Farm
Tennessee
Be Kaking
State Board of Charities and Correctons
T Hot
Haynes Ayres Jr Recognized by State Bankers
May 27 report from Priday's Daily Herald notes Haynes Ayres Jr of Spring HID as president of the state bank union. J N Parker of Odr serves as secretary treasurer. Col Thomas B McAdams, head of the American Bank Association, key speaker. He urged businesslike operation and economy as essential for banking progress.
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Priday'n Daily Herald
Si Jal
The
Herald
Saville
E‘em Ayres Jr
Spring Hid
State Bank 0
Tannestee
al Ion Uotay
J. N. Parker
Odr
Col
Thomas B. McAdams
American Bank
Loclation
Tanlac made from world herbs in largest US lab
The Tanlac plant at Dayton Ohio and Walkerville Canada is described as the largest pharmaceutical laboratory in the United States. It uses ingredients from distant regions including the Alps Apennines Pyrenees Asia Minor Persia India Mexico and the West Indies. Daily capacity is 50000 bottles with 60000 square feet of space and 20000000 bottles sold in six years. Continuous inspections ensure uniform quality from root to bottle distributed to druggists in the United States and Canada.
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Dayton
Ohio
Walkerville
Canada
Brazil
West Indies
Rocky Mountains
Asia Minor
Persia
India
Mexico
Columbia
Peru
United States
Mrs Martha Lee Summoned By Death
Mrs Martha Fowler Lee died suddenly at her home near Stiversville Friday night May 20. Survived by children Walter T. Lee Dallas Tonas Ruah Lee Sunny Side Mrs Jonas Brown Columbia L L and Miss Maxie Lee Stiversville. brothers and sisters W W James A Fowler Lewisburg Mrs Mary L Rambo Heber Springs Ark Mrs Talitha Knudson and Mrs James T Wilson Lewisburg. Remains laid to rest Sunday morning 11 o'clock at family burying ground. Prayer at the grave. Pallbearers were six grandsons Leslie Landon Elmer Fulton Lee Thomas Hardin Brown. Flower girls Ruth Pearson Brownie Dugger Katelline Richardson Marjorie Charlotte Brown.
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Martha Fowler Lee
Stiversville
Lee
Lewisburg
Henry B. Lee
Church of Christ
Henry Dixon
Walter T. Lee
Dallas
Tonas
Ruah Lee
Sunnyside
Jonas Brown
Columbia
L. L
Maxie Fee
Stlversville
W. W
James A. Fowler
Mary L. Rambo
Heber Springs
Ark
Talitha Knudson
James T. Wilson
Leslie
Landon
Elmer
Fulton Lee
Thomas
Hardin Brown
Ruth Pearson
Brownie Dugger
Katelline Richardson
Marjorie
Charlotte Brown
Forty Four Pound Catfish Caught on Duck River
A large yellow catfish weighing at least forty four pounds was landed Thursday night in the old Ket tle Mill hole on Duck River by anglers from Spring Hill. The fish, caught on a hand pole, was towed to a tree after a hard takedown. The fishing party included Ed Babb, R M McKay, Mart McMeen, T M Curry, A Beal, Jim Adkisson, Walter Fitzgerald and Rose Anderson.
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Duck River
Spring Hill
Ed Babb
R. M. McKay
Mart McMeen
T. M. Curry
A. Beal
Jim Adkisson
Walter Fitzgerald
Rose Anderson
Dodson's Liver Tone Ad Promises Safer Calomel Alternative
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a pleasant non calomel liver regulator with an ironclad money back guarantee. It claims Calomel harms the stomach and bowels and notes 15 million bottles sold, urging readers to avoid salivation and paralysis.
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Dodson
Harris to Head Mail Carriers for Next Year
The East Tennessee Farmer's Convention at the University of Tennessee May 17 to 19 drew record crowds and high praise for its weather, exhibits, and focus on modernization. Highlights included machinery displays, labor saving devices, plowing demonstrations, and awards for the county with the largest delegation. Ike Moore of Chattanooga was reelected president. reduced railroad rates boosted attendance. The delegation seeks to move the 1922 state convention to Columbia.
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East Tennessee Farmer's Convention
University of Tennessee
Oliver Perry Temple
Experiment Station
Knoxville Clearinghouse Association
Cocke County
Ike Moore
Chattanooga
H. A. Morgan
Knoxville
Charles A. Keffer
Maury County
Court House
McDonald Harris
Spring Hill
Hunter Brooks
Columbia
J.W. Tanner
Moody Allen
Santa Fe
Martin
J. W. Tate
W. EF. Crawford
Martin Ix
County Association
Three Big Catfish Caught In Night Alleges Thomas
A. Fleming Thomas, once a trustee and proponent of Isaac Walton, returns with remarkable fish tales from Kettle Mill. He reports three large catfish totaling 124 pounds caught on hand poles, plus a 24 pounder and a 61 pound effort by others, including Sam and Jake Delk, with a cycamore pole and porch bait.
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A. Fleming Thomas
Isaac Walton
Kettle Mill
Thomas
R. L. Farias
Wiley
Mr. Thoms
Sam
Jake Delk
Mr. Thomas
Community clubs set meetings for next week
Ixom and Woodrow community groups plan gatherings with expected large attendance. The Isom club is scheduled to meet Friday night and the Woodrow city group on Saturday, indicating active local civic involvement.
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Ixom
Woodrow
Isom Club
Woodrow City
Blue Presides Methodist Meeting In Pulaski
In the absence of the presiding elder Dr. R. E. Harrell, engaged in the educational drive, the third quarterly conference of the First Methodist church was presided over last night by Dr. H. B. Blue, pastor of the Pulaski church. The conference was well attended and routine business transacted.
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Erder
RE. M. Harrell
First Methodist Church
H. B. Blue
Methodist
Pulaski
Hampshire Club Meeting Shines With Civic Talk and Plans
The Hampshire community club drew a large, enthusiastic crowd for a evening featuring Capt T Y English and County Agent Abernathy. English stressed citizenship duties and community cooperation while Abernathy outlined rural improvement ties to the organization. A committee on next fall’s community fair reported plans are underway and will be discussed at the next regular meeting.
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Hampshire Community Club
T. Y. English
Abernaty
Hampshire
English Oe
Abernathy
Mahon Home Destroyed by Fire in Second District
Fire gutted Bod Mahon’s residence in the second district on Friday morning. The blaze destroyed the unfolded contents and damaged furniture as Mahon tried to salvage items. Estimated loss at least $2,000 with partial coverage reported.
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Mahon
Daily Herald
Bod Mahon
Pt Fururgace
Bathing Popular pastime draws crowds and sales rise
The article notes bathing as a popular summer pastime in Columbian life with many visiting beaches near the city, stores selling bathing suits in various styles, and increasing attendance as summer progresses. It cites Vaughn's landing as a favored spot and mentions men and women enjoying the sport, along with rising interest in one piece suits and broad seasonal appeal. It also includes a military decoration day order from Brigadier General John L. Jones calling Confederate veterans to meet and proceed to Rose Hill for graveside ceremonies with Daughters of the Confederacy and local clergy organizing the event.
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Vaughn's Landing
John L. Jones
Hendley Corner
West Seventh
Garden Streets
Rose Hill
E.G. Davis
Maury and
Winne Davis
Daughters of the Confederacy
W. B. Taylor
First Methodist Church
J. C. Melroy
Winnie Davis
American Legion
Legion
Hogs Return to Prewar Price Basis Also High Product Costs
The report shows April hog prices in Chicago near prewar levels with 1913 at 9.10 and 1914 8.75 dropping to 7.65 in 1915. In 1916 the average rose to 9.70, and April this year stood at 8.25. Despite prewar pricing, hog products remain above prewar levels, with peak hog prices reaching 22.10 in Chicago in July 1919.
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America
Chicago
Post Master for Santa Fe Office Appointment Expected
The Santa Fe post office awaits an appointment after months of vacancy. Civil service certified the top three eligibles Mrs Ben Mullins Paul Allen and Austin McKnisht after winter exams and a recommended choice by a Republican federal patronage referee is expected among them.
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Santa Fe
Civil Service
Ben Mullins
Paul Allen
Austin McKnisht
Thin Disteigt
Mistrial Declared in Myer Case in Circuit Court
A mistrial was declared Monday in the case of 3 G Roppe Myer justice of the peace against the American Railway Express Company. Myer seeks $90 for hogs and related express charges in the action filed in the circuit court.
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MYER
Daily Herald
Roppe Myer
American Railway Express Company
Myer ix
Diamond Recovered After Long Absence
A letter received by Mrs J W Cary Mack in Columbia Tennessee describes delivering a diamond to Mrs Wit Beth King or a close relative. The stone vanished when Mrs King married last December twenty four years ago and is now recovered and returned to Mrs King who hopes to find the rightful party.
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Beth King
Mr King
Mrs. King
Shy
J. W. Carymack
Columbia
Tennessee
Foundation work at Culleoka Public School progresses
Rapid progress on the foundation for the new Culleoka Public School with the basement excavation nearly done and stone and cement being hauled to prepare walls. Officials expect completion of the foundation within a month and construction to start soon with Treasurer John Shelby Caffey collecting citizen subscriptions to fund the project.
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Culleoka
Walla
John Shelby Caffey
Jay McDowell School
Splendid Ferndale Community Meeting Highlights Music and Readings
A Ferndale Community organization meeting Saturday night featured music and readings. County Axent 8. G. Abernathy spoke on the relationship between the community and the county council. The business session followed with ice cream reported.
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Ferndale
County Axent
G. Abernathy
County Council
Ite Cream Lela
Dr Biddle Bounces Back From Crescent City Return
Dr B D Biddle returned tonight from New Orleans where he attended a post graduate course at major hospitals. After a short stay with his family he will proceed to New York for weeks of work in city hospitals. He is a popular county physician, American Legion commander, and medical examiner for the national guardsmen.
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B.D. Biddle
New Orleans
Crescent City
Biddle
New York
Fa Alve
Herbert Griffin
American Legion
National Guardsmen
Hargrove Farm Auction Draws Strong Bid in Spring Hill
The J. J. Hargrove ninety three acre farm near Spring Hill sold at auction by the O. Thomas agency. Maynard Murphy bought the land at 166 per acre for a total of 15507. The property sits on Jackson boulevard with a six room house and modern conveniences. Mr Murphy, a leading sixth district farmer, plans moving to the new home soon.
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Spring Hill
Maynard Murphy
Daily Herald
J. J. Hargrove
8. O. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Sprig Hill
Jacketson Boulevard
Marnhy
Kiwanis Club Debates Memorial Campaign Timing
At a Kiwanis luncheon the committee reported most members oppose a memorial bulldog campaign now, despite strong support for honoring Maury County soldiers. Financial mood cited as reason. delegates to Army meeting noted. Baseball and event plans discussed. arrival of Mike Nannie Shaw for summer with parents noted.
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Kiwanis Club
Cord D. Park
Willian P. Ridley
W. Andrew Dale
Genitiment
Maury County
Joseph M. Dedman
Army
War Jackson
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Hampshire Club
United Daughters of the Confederacy—Music and Oratory
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