Cates Withdraws From Senatorial Race
Former Attorney General General Cates withdraws from the Tennessee senatorial race leaving Gov. Tom Rye and Senator Shields as remaining candidates. Cates states no preference for rivals and will focus on red cross and Liberty Bond drives while continuing public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sportal
Herald
Nashville
Charles T.yate, Jr
Tollyesare
Jom K. Shiel
Tom
Rye
Fife
Gen
Cates
Campalen Ae
Shicks
Tennessee
Hey
Win Aif
General Cates
Mount
Shields
Knox County
That tooth's expensive
United Prose reports that eleven million dollars in gold filings are used annually in the United States. With metal shortages, dentists may seek substitutes until the war ends. Platinum filings are already avoided due to wartime shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prose
Washington
Toita
Dodson's Liver Tone vs Calomel Ad Claims Safe Substitute
An advertisement extols Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, pleasant substitute for calomel. It warns calomel is mercury and harmful, urging readers to take a spoonful of Liver Tone to avoid sickness, weakness, and digestive issues and promising a refund if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
First Christian Church Displays 30 Star Flag for Fallen and Wounded
A 30 star flag at First Christian Church honors 30 members and Sunday school workers in U S military service. Names of service members line the flags with one gold star for Clarence H Fry killed in England and a silver star for Tom Jackson wounded in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Suny Day School
United States
Basil Blocker
Mitchell
Blok
Joe Crawford
Alf Edwards
Clareine H. F
William Iry
Sam Hays
Joe Hayn
Tra Hardison
Anderson Har
Max Hardison
Orville Journe
Tom Jackson
Willoughby Ja Reymond Kem
Fred Lane
Gorden
Morto
Kelly Morton
Grady Murphy
Davis Murphy
Lex Nicks
Robert Shield
Albert Shields
Thomas Sowell
Roy Sowell
Walter Tidwell
Connor J. Tusker
Henry Taylor Voss
Eugene Voss
Jim Witherspoon
Clarence H. Fry
England
Jersey records set by Maury County cows charted
JERSEYS FROM MAURY MAKE HIGH RECORDS. P. Graves of Spokane Washington shows the strong performance from Maury County Jerseys with several cows qualifying for merit and producing high butter yields. The article notes notable cows, tests, and shifts in bloodlines, comparing Maury records with other states.
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P. Graves
Spokane
Hugh Leo Webster
Maury County
Tenn
Wold
South
Wast
Lovell
Waikiki
Penn Lad
Police
T.S
T. 4
Mangrum
Princess’ Coleman
Joe L. Hutton
Columbia
Woodmen Celebrate July Fourth War Work Event in Maury County
Fourth annual Modern Woodmen of America celebration planned for July 4 at Dark's Mill features patriotic entertainment and war department displays. Red Cross contributors listed by Maury county chairman Jud ge J. T. McKnight. Local note about Fletcher Hodge and a court case on work attendance with possible fines and community payment offer.
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Woodmen OF America
Fletcher Hodge
Dark’s Mill
Woodcraft
Maury County
Printera
RED Cross
Judeg J. T McKnight
Ait
Wo Charen
Harris
Joe
Matethews
J. Davis
Bettie F Moore
Notgrans Bee
J. A. Harris
John Armstrong
C. M. Frasier
Wendleree
M Grecory
H. H. McCandless
C. T Bleres
Bary White Dobbins
Ales Artistrone
Y. Praster
Martin Hendler
KB Frasier
Hugh Headley
T. J. Harels
E11
Garner
Squire Alexander
Hodge
Tom Simpson
County Road
James W. Ridley
Maury
Pro- Brest
Byuire Alexairley
Fudley
H. O. Fulton
War Savings Committee
T. R. Preston
Beloved Child Lacie Dolson Passed After Illness
Lacie Dolson two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs D W Dod died Tuesday at 1 30 pm at their East Ninth Street home after ten days of illness. The funeral will be at Cumberland Presbyterian Church at 2 pm conducted by Rev W A Blades. Burial will be in Mertain cemetery. The death brought deep sadness to neighbors and friends who offered sympathy to the bereaved parents.
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Lacie Dolson
Mire
D. W. Dod
Dehawk
East Ninth Street
Courl
McCain
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Mer
W. A. Blades
Mertain Cemetery
Wheat and oat crops far ahead of last year in Tennessee
Special to the Tennessean reports June 1 crop conditions. Winter wheat stands at 95 percent of last year with production about 10.39 million bushels. oats at 93.? percent with roughly 7.82 million bushels. barley and rye also show strong yields. United States figures echo higher production and similar acreage trends across states, with hay, clover, pastures, and vegetable crops progressing well though peaches and blackberries suffered winter kill in parts of the state. Apples only fair with notable fruit faults and falling.
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Nashville
State of
Tennessee
United States
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Winter
State
United State
Woman Leaves Dressmaker Business for Telegraph Work
Miss Pinkston, who ran a dressmaker shop with Mrs. John Gardner in Columbia, pledges to take a man’s place in the war effort. She will resume telegraphy for the duration, having previously worked as a telegraph operator and dresser maker.
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Trereell
Min
Mike Cora Pinkston
John Gardner
Miss Pinkston
Columbia
Nashville
Telegraph Key
Remarkable accuracy in Red Cross War Fund records noted
A report by J. T. McKnight shows 17 939 05 raised while Treasurer Geo E McKennon records 17 958 08 with a 47 cent差. County total near 29 000, Columbia chapter nearly 18 000, Mt Pleasant chapter over 11 000, exceeding county quota by about 50 percent.
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Red Cross War Fund
American Red Cross
Mutiny County
J. T. McKnight
Tresaurer Geo. E. McKennon
Columbia
Mt. Pleasant
Eleanor C Griffith Noted in War Work Review
In July Pictorial Review, Mrs Eleanor C Griffith nee Eleanor Cox, former Columbia teacher, is featured in Who's Who in Women's War Work. The piece highlights her role as auditor in the disbursing division of the US Navy Bureau of Supplies and Accounts and mentions a voucher she signed for one million dollars for Navy supplies.
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Eleanor G. Griffith
Pictorial Review
Ida Clyde Clarke
Columbia
Eleanor C. Griffith
Eleanor Cox
Frank Cox
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
United States Navy
Navy
First Cookville School Selectman Called for Army Training
Walter Green Jack Maury County selectman who is slated to depart June 4 for training at the Army school in Cookville. The program accepts high school graduates with mechanical skills. Two drafted men, Barnart Davin and Merald Cheap Colimn Ade Pay, were sent to Camp Gordon.
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Walter Green Jack
Maury County
Cookville
Jim Locat Hoard
Behani
Camp Gordon
Bawart Davin
Wit Howell
Program for Godwin Chapel Exercises
A community prayer meeting at Godwin Chapel is set for next Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock featuring songs and short talks. Speakers include W. Hayes on the meeting’s object Rev. Rop Hight on why we are in this war Rev. J T Cotton on God’s part in war Mrs Etta Timmins on praying for the war to end Jackson Haywood on winning the war M Allen on what it takes to win the war Mrs A I Fitzgerald on who should take part Three minute talks offered to anyone wishing to speak All invited to attend.
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God‘tin Chapels
W. ‘. Hayes
Op. Hight
Ware
J.T. Cotton
Mra. Etta Timmons
Jackson
Haywood
M. & Allen
A Ie Fitegerald
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Cone
Torin
CTV
J. B. Rees
South Main Street
Bell
Citizen's
Bane
Biught
Columbia Sale
War Savings
United States Treasury
R. Preston
Secretary of the United States Treasury
Jdune
Hame
Cora Pinkston
Hérald
First Selectman
Gookville
ARMY
Merald
Godwin Chapel
Parc
Gardway & Pickens
Warkersburg, W. Va
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