Tanlac Plant Near Dayton Ohio Completed
The Tanlac manufacturing plant in Dayton Ohio has been completed to meet rising demand. The 60,000 square foot facility is six stories high with fireproof design and private rail access. Production uses the latest machinery and sterilization methods, with bottles filled by automatic machines and no human contact with finished product. The plant supports a daily capacity of 36,000 bottles and signals continued expansion in the Dominion and United States markets.
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Synatty
United States
Deyton
Ohio
Fda
Yse
Gale
Tantac
Canada
Tanalac
Dominion Provinces
An & Rédaily
Wits
Windwot
Dayton
Tanlac
United
Atlanta
Georgia
Fourth Ni Ahonal Bank
Nlac
Columbia
Smiser Drug Co
Congress Appropriations Trimming Sparks Large Figure
United Press summary notes a historic appropriation reduction reported as approximately 1.35 million dollars. details indicate significant cuts across programs, with the impact uncertain and ongoing. Potential effects on agencies and projects were not fully clarified as figures were adjusted.
Eight Pulaskians to Handle Mail for Uncle Sam
A large delegation of Pulaski residents will take an examination for postmaster as Maury County road commissioners estimate 75 thousand dollars for road maintenance. Eight applicants, including editors W B Romine and Lars D McCord, seek the presidential appointment amid strong local competition.
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Sam
Doctor Gant to aid discharged soldiers in compensation claims
Dr H A Gant former Maury county draft board member has been named local government examiner for the bureau of war risk insurance. He will see applicants every Tuesday at the old draft board offices and by appointment on other dates to help file compensation claims.
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Daily Herald
Pulaski
Gilbreath
W. B. Romine
Pulaski Citizen
Lars D. McCord
Giles County Record
Romine
Widirney English
Hugh Wilson
Earl Wilkes
Matilon Webb
Joe Gilbreath
J. W. Flournoy
Bow
Erift Roglish
Giles County
Fort Oglethorpe
H. A. Gant
Maury County
Cibi
Ganthie
United States Public Health Service
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
No. 1
Columbia
Bureau of War Rise Act
Gant
Dstrict
North
South Carolina
Geotsis
Florida
Tennessee
Atlanta
J. A. Watking
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta, Ga
Middle Tennessee Fish and Game Association to Revive Wildlife Efforts
The Middle Tennessee Fish and Game Association plans to restart activities soon with support from State Game Warden Howser. Walter D. Hastings, Oscar Glenn, Mayor Joseph M. Dedman, and John W. Jackson spearhead the drive to protect state wildlife, with a meeting likely after Hastings spends the week fishing on Duck River.
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Middle Tennessee Fish and Game Association
Howser
Columbia
Walter D. Hastings
Oscar Glenn
Joseph M. Dedman
John W. Jackson
Glenn
Isaac Walton
Howser Saye
Tte
Hastings
Duck River
Overseas return of service members listed in brief item
Hensley Mays Jenkins returns home after nine months overseas. John Williamson arrives safely in New York and will be home near the month’s end. Cayce notes a telegram from his son Martin reporting arrival at Newport News amid ongoing family updates.
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Hensley Mays Jenkins
John Williamson
New York
Cayce
Martin
Newport News
Abe la
Archeologist seeks data on Indian life in Maury County
W E Myer former Tennessee fuel administrator and chief archaeologist requests Maury County residents send records of Indian mounds burial grounds or other archaeological remains. He asks for location nearest stream and village center distance dimensions any exploration history and sender name for credit, to be sent to William M Shields at the L N station by June 20.
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W. Ed Myer
Tennessee
Maury County
William M. Shields
Shields
The
Herald
Finney
W. EB. Myer
the Herald
Mr. Myer
Myer
Will ML Shields
Saving Discharges by Recording Them with the Register
Veterans and other war service members may register their army or navy discharges in the county register office. County Register J. J. Pogue reports a large but small portion registered so far. Once registered, copies are proof in equity courts and fireproof custody secures the document.
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County Register
Army
Navy
J. J. Pogue
Register
Local Couple Welcomes Baby Boy Saturday Night
Mr and Mrs W M Burton celebrate the birth of a son. he arrives Saturday night. Burton is the manager of the local Western Union office. Mr and Mrs John Hamonds welcome a seven pound baby boy. Mr and Mrs J F Dowell announce a baby girl born recently.
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W. M. Burton
Mr. Burton
Western Union
Mee
John Hamonds
Lightning Kills Mule In Southport Field Tuesday
Lightning struck and killed one mule pulling a plow in a Campbellsville like field near Southport on Tuesday afternoon around five o'clock. Clayton Gibson, uninjured, and the remaining mule escaped harm as villagers noted the miracle that the bolt caused no other injuries. Gibson, son of James Gibson, continued plowing the next morning, saying lightning never strikes twice.
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Southport
Clayton Gibson
Campbellsville
Mr. Gibson
Mr. Glhson
James Glbson
Farmers Wife Cuts Fifteen Acres of Wheat
Mrs Allen Matthews of the fifth district operates a big three mule pulled binder and cuts about fifteen acres of wheat daily. The article notes wartime labor shortages and praises women for performing tasks traditionally done by men, citing Similar efforts in France England and America as contributing to civilization.
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Allen Matthews
Preacher Captain Barber Here Sunday June 29
Captain James H. Barber has returned from overseas where he served as chaplain of the American Expeditionary Forces. He will be mustered out and will resume his pulpit at the First Baptist Church in Columbia this Sunday, June 29, bringing a royal welcome from locals after his service.
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James H. Barber
American Expeditionary Forces
New York
Columbia
First Baptist
PRPC
Spe
Gery
A K Watson Buys Vulcanizing Shop
A K Watson has purchased the Columbia Tire Repair Co at 719 Garden Street and takes charge. He has hired skilled vulcanizers and begun building a trade among auto owners seeking reliable old-tire safety. Watson previously worked at Phoenix National Bank and served overseas in the U S Army.
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TK. Watson
Columbia Tire Repair Co
Garden Street
Mr. Watson
Phoenix National Bank
Coast Artillery
U. S. Army
Fire Marshal Inspects To Reduce Fire Risks In City
A joint inspection of The Herald building, led by Deputy Fire 1 Ju Forgey and City Marshal Tomi McLean, found conditions nearly perfect with warnings about machine wiping, cords, and electrical drops. They will expand checks to all firms and homes to reduce fire risks and lower insurance rates in Columbia.
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Herald
Ju . Forgey
Tomi McLean
The
Eft
Colimbia
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W. E. Myer
Mounds
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Havre
Isnll Liont Pap
J. F. Dowell
Uttle
Breach
Binder
Fightig
A. K. Watson
M’lean
Forgey
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