Army Worm Threat Spurs County Farmers Advice
A federal expert warns of a severe army worm outbreak across the county during a hot dry spell. He explains life cycles from eggs to moths, outlines trench and water measures to halt movement, and favors fall plowing and weed control while noting poisoning is seldom practical.
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Pee
George G. Alaska
United States Department of Agriculture
Wirley
Man Mistakes Woman for Wife Fires Hines Incident
George Hines shot Ernestine Webster, a 17 year old girl, near the Ice factory Saturday night. He had quarreled with his wife and waited at home for her return. Seeing the Webster girl, he mistook her for his wife and fired several times. One bullet struck her shoulder but the wound was not fatal.
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Geo. Hines
George Hines
Ernestine Webster
Hines
Toome
Webster
Strong Advocate Promotes Serum Treatment for Hog Cholera
J C Farmer of Cullooka Wilkes Place Maury county is praised as a strong advocate of hog cholera serum. He treated seventy hogs from a sick drove and reports all recovered. The ad promotes LIV-VER-LAX as a liver remedy in the same issue.
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Maury County
J. C. Farmer
Wilkes Place
Cullooka
Farmer
Stephen- Meal Son Bros
Adrt
Official Mt Pleasant election results canvassed by commissioners
Official returns from Mt. Pleasant canvassed by commissioners Kannon and Brooks confirm the unofficial result. Certificates of election for William J. Howard R. M. Bullock and Edmund Ligon were signed and sent to Recorder C. C. Ross. Ward results show Howard 208 Mumford Smith 116 Bullock 216 Ligon 211 Anderson 122 W. W. Howard jd. STEPHENSON BROS LIV-VER-LAX adv.
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Mt. Pleasant
Messrs. Kannon and Brooks
William J. Howard
R. M. Bullock
Edmund Ligon
C. C. Ross
W. J. Howard
Mumford Smith
Culleoka Beats Mooresville In Tight Baseball Clash
Culleoka edged Mooresville 2 to 1 on a warm Saturday afternoon at Mooresville. Pitcher Cross dominated, fanning twenty and surrendering only three hits. Flem Thomas doubled for Culleoka, scoring one run as the crowd cheered a lively, well attended game.
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Culleoka
Mooresville
Cross
Flem Thomas
Dead hens and bad eggs poison local fishing grounds
Complaints accuse river pollution by dead fowls and rotten eggs harming anglers. Izaak Waltons push for grand jury action as laws punish open dumping with fines and up to six months in the workhouse.
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Izaak Waltons
Thomas Heads County Institute Association
Just before noon Saturday teachers at the county institute organized a school improvement association. Robert J. Thomas was chosen president with Mr Overton as vice president and Miss Meroney as secretary and treasurer. Resolutions of thanks to instructors and to Mr Graham the county superintendent were passed unanimously.
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Robert J. Thomas
Overton
Meroney
Graham
Bankers Honor Nashville Man at Tennessee Association
CHATTANOOGA Tenn May 30 The Tennessee Bankers Association in its closing session elected officers President P D Houston Nashville vice presidents East Tennessee W N Magill Madisonville Middle Tennessee S S McConnell Lewisboro West Tennessee R L Goolsby Greenfield chairman of the executive council B T Jones Sweetwater Executive council three year members C A Lyerly Chattanooga J T Brandon Dover A R Dodson Humboldt treasurer W H Feathabortone Decherd
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C. A. Lyerly
Chattanooga
J. T. Brandon
Dover
A. R. Dodson
Hurmbildt
W. H. Featboretone
Decherd
First Freight Through Panama Canal Sent
The steam er Colon arrived from Cristobal with the first cargo to pay tolls through the Panama Canal. The load consisted of 21 000 sacks of sugar and was towed by canason barges, marking the canal’s inaugural through freight.
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New York
Colon
Cristobal
Panama Canal
Canson
Sheriff Defends Local Vagrant Arrests Policy
Sheriff Godwin says only nine transients have been sent to the county work house since March 1. He denies a wholesale arrest policy for vagrants, noting records will show the practice unjustified. He cites a case where two youths were reported by a farmer near Columbia and one carried a pistol. He insists deputies bore no responsibility for mass jailing of the poor.
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Godwin
Columbia
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