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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1920

Page

6

Early apples to move from here within a week

Early apples are set to leave the area within a week as shipments begin. Varieties including Early Hazy, Transparent, Well, and Harvest are queued for loading, with July 10 as the typical close date. Buyers from Columbus, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and Chicago are arriving this week, and large growers like Henry Pointer and Perry Brown prepare sales, auctions, and shipments across Spring Hill, Columbia, and nearby districts.

Columbus Pittsburgh Cindyhatt Chicago Howevr Aarlibat Henry Pointer Perry Brown John Brown Spring Hill Murphy Henry Alexander Columbia Henry Scruggs Franklin Thos Hyp Peebles Percy Brown Ewell Tech P. H. Walker Athens Ala Mr. Brown California Brown General Armstrong George W. Campbell Bront Campbel Treasury Polk Iater Rusia Charles Amicon John Amicon Fro. & Co Colwimbun Buggta Marty Cook Cincinnati Hit Sit

Whisky poisoning causes man’s death at Buversville

Pletcher Fry, a 40 year old blacksmith of Buversville, died Sunday night. Death attributed to whisky poisoning. Funeral held Tuesday afternoon at Fry graveyard. Survived by wife and three children: Loulx, Fry, and Brace.

Tursday Daily Herald Pletcher Fry Buversville Bea'clock Fry

High prices at Murray Jersey sale in Lewisburg

Tuesday sale of James Joseph Murray herd drew about eighty Jersey cows and calves, averaging near $200. The auction showcased superbly bred proven producers from Murray stock, marking one of the state’s strongest Jersey offerings. Murray, a leading booster of the Jersey breed in the South, has long promoted a premier herd and this sale rewards his efforts.

Daily Herald Jersey James Joseph Murray Lewisburg Murray South

Farmers Praise Work of County Farmers and Hay The Big Factor

Prof Hyan A Melen county agent reports farmers in Mary county have recovered quickly after rain with extensive work done. Corn fields cleaned, hay saved, wheat cut and shocked, crimson clover saved, and wind hulls cleared. Hay crop seen as key to economic salvation amid improving sentiment. Damages awarded for larceny of a back. Miss Mary Looney returns from Hishapthorpe Manor School Bethlehem en route to visit a schoolmate in ASbland Kentucky.

Mary County Hyan A. Melen Tlave Mary Looney Hishapthorpe Manor School Bethlehem Asbland, Ky

Railroad to Sell Sheep in Cooperative Auction Series

Negotiations between the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis Railway and sheep breeders in Kentucky and Virginia lead to a series of cooperative auctions of high grade stock. The first sale will be in Columbia on Monday July 19 1920 under the Maury County Live Stock Association and with several breed groups participating.

Nashville, Chattanooga & St Lows Railway Kentucky Virginia Columbia Maury County American Hampshire Breeders Association Kentucky Sheep Breeders Association Nashville. Chattanooga St Louis Maileway Bella N.C & St L. J. Nashvill

London Horwe Show Opens at Olympia After War Gap

The ninth international home show starts at Olympia London after a six year break due to war. King George and Queen Mary will attend June 22 for the finale of main competitions. The venue is converted to a garden arena with $150,000 spent on fittings. A quarter of a million spectators are expected before opening date.

My West London Olympia King George Queen Mary

Maury County Farmers Plow Ahead With Corn Planting

With labor shortages, Maury County farmers press corn planting as good weather ends. hundreds of acres already sown, many more to go. County Agent McLean urges timely planting while some switch to soybeans or peas. July 10 remains the cutoff for those crops. Farmers increasingly swap labor with neighbors to meet the demand.

Maury Ccuntty Corm McLean

Boys Confess Theft of Ford Touring Car

Two boys arrested in Florence Alabama confessed to stealing a Ford touring car after being confronted by an Florence officer. They claimed to have traveled from New Orleans and stayed in Florence about two weeks before deciding to leave with the vehicle. They will be tried in Florence on the theft charge.

Daily Herald Florence Alabama George Puckett Hors New Orleana Daving Mie Bama Nail Sorth

Coal Shortage Fears Amid Transport Delays Hit Columbia

Licenses of coal supply loom as transportation breakdown strains demand. Dealers report orders fulfilled for only a fraction of needs with mine stocks dwindling, risking a winter coal famine. High cost and clothing issues drive a protest by violinist Miss Khe Southgate. Awaited plans for county high school reunion decorations and a large Confederate veterans meal proceed with community gifts and volunteer efforts.

Columbia Maury County Wara Eost Khe Southgate

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