Ferraline touted as tonic with iron claims in ad
An OCR fragment touts Ferraline as a natural iron tonic mined from moghey carta sand and prepared by distillation. It features endorsements from bankers, congressmen, and physicians claiming cures and iron enhancement, noting sale by Black Drug Co in Columbia.
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Moghey
D. Norwood
Commercial Nat
Demopolia
Ala
Geo. W. Taylor
Congress
Jat
Diattict
Perraline
Columbia
Black Drug Co
Adyt
Looney Ricketts and M Kennon announce for the legislature
Core and associates unveil a legislative ticket for senate and two representatives. Judge Edmund Dillehunty Looney leads with Squires Francis Marion Ricketts and George Nick McKennon. They vow to share views before the primary August 5 and seek passage on issues including roads. All are well known and enjoy broad support with little expected opposition.
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Daily Herald
Herld
Edmund Dillehunty Looney
Senate
Squires Francis
Marion Ricketts
Mt. Pleasant
George Nick McKennon
Cullooka
Looney
Squire Ricketts
Squire McKennon Base
Judge Looney
Tractor Demand Rising in Maury County Says Prof McLean
County agent Prof H A McLean reports growing interest in farm tractors across Maury County. He notes farmers seek advice on models but cannot endorse a specific make, stressing choose the one with best confidence. Increased tractor use is tied to longer work hours and labor saving machinery to raise larger crops.
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Daily Herald
Maury County
H. A. Mckean
McLean
Prof. McLean
Respectful Woman Passes After Illness and Accident
Mrs. Mattie Paul aged seventy wife of J M Paul of Chapel Hill died at 4 oclock Monday night at her daughter Mrs Lena Potts Wood Street after two weeks illness of blood poisoning She had recently fallen at home breaking her arm leading to the infection She was a Free Will Baptist member widely known in South Columbia where she lived most of her life Surviving are her husband and children John Paul Lena Potts J C Paul Stella Simmons Annie Ferguson Ola Mikkoen and Alice McKee The funeral will be Wednesday at 2 pm at Free Will Baptist Church with Rev B Bloss officiating Interment in One Hill cemetery Grandsons will pallbear Walters Joab Arthur Clyde Paul Potts Sam Maddin and Clifton Paul Pallbearers Maury Undertaking Co in charge
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Mattie Paul
J. M. Paul
Chapel Hill
Lena Potts
Wood Street
Free Will Baptist Church
South Columbia
Havnng
Paul
Followng
John Paul
Columbia
J. C. Paul
Stella Simmons
Annie
Clyde Paul Potts
Sam Maddin
Clifton Paul
The
Maury Undertaking Co
Announcements for Legislature and County Posts
The Herald announces tickets for the General Assembly of Tennessee with Senator Edmund D. Looney and Representatives Frank M. Ricketts N McKennon. It also names W. E. Farris for county board of education fifth and sixth districts and Jackson Haywood reelection bid. J Ross Burns for county Trustee Maury County and Webb William reelection as Tax Assessor. Election August 5 1920 or 1926 as indicated.
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W. E. Farris
County Board of Education
Herald
Jackson
Haywood
J. Ross Burns
Maury County
People of the
Webb William
Webb
Dan
Epworth League Conference Report From Williamsport District
Miss Lou Willie Chamberlain, Mt Pleasant district secretary, reports the Epworth League conference held in Williamsport with record attendance. Highlights include opening remarks by A E B Moore, messages by Rev C C Hinkle and Rev J B Spurlock, departmental discussions, reports from chapters, and plans for six active leagues. The group enjoyed meals, games, music, and an evening at the Williamsport church before continuing visits to Hampshire and Mt Nebo leagues.
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Mt Pleasant
Willamsport
Lou Willie Chamberlain
Williamsport
A. E B. Moore
Williamsport League
C. C. Hinkle
Epworth League
Elizabeth Kinzer
Mt. Nebo League
Epworth Leagueva
A. E. Moore
Joe T. Porter
Dora Cooper
MIL, Pleasant League
Herbert W. Luton
J. B. Spurlock
Brother Spurlock
Bosworth League
Good Ladies
Williameaport
Miss Chamberlain
Miss Cooper
Moore
Miss Peery
Luton
Bpurlock
Christ
Epworth Leagues
Mt. Pleasant
All
Enue
Epworth
Mt. Nebo
Mt Nebo
Epworth Leauers
Hampshire
Lawrence Peery
Walton
Harmpshire
Visit to Mt Pleasant Brings League Support and Plans
In Mt Pleasant we received another strong address from our president. Mr Tatton visited four leagues in the district and each league felt helped by his visit. Several union meetings have been planned by neighboring leagues and we expect great times in the coming months.
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Mt. Pleasant
Mrs Mattie Jones Dies at 59 in Columbia
Mrs. Mattie Jones aged fifty nine wife of J C Jones died Tuesday night at 11 40 at her residence 1815 South High street after limited bed rest in a period of illness She was a Cumberland Presbyterian church member and devoted mother of nine children Clarence Jones Ernest Jones Claude and Flynn Jones M C Walters and M C Prewett Miss Qline and Mad Bell Jones Funeral services Thursday at 10 30 am at South Main Cumberland Presbyterian church with Rev B A Sadler and Dr H A Gray Interment in Lofiin cemetery Maury Undertaking Company TL Cunningham manager in charge pallbearers C M Edwards Blythe Gray Bruce Morgan Ira Brown Meddin Vous John H Murphy
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Mattie Jones
J.C. Jones
South High Street
Clarence Jones
South Dakota
Ernest Jones
Nashville
Claude and
Flynn Jones
Columbia
M.C. Walters
Carter's Creek
M. C. Prewett
T. M. Elliott
Qline
Mad Bell Jones
South Main Street
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
8. A. Sadler
H. A. Gray
Maury Undertaking Company
Cuningham
C. M Edwards
Blythe Gray
Bruce Morgan
Ira Brown
Meddin Vous
John H. Murphy
Grand Jury Not Adjourning This Week
The grand jury remains active and will likely adjourn next week. It has pursued investigations across social ranks, targeting bootleggers and liquor supply sources. Members, including business people and farmers, feel a duty to the state and county and will continue hearings despite other duties.
Old hams and lambs sought for Confederate reunion
The Herald notes several donations of hams and lambs but the Confederate reunion committee seeks more. Citizens with lambs, sheep, or old hams to prepare and furnish should notify Gen. John L. Jones or Mrs. Eri. H. Hatcher.
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John L. Jones
Eri. H. Hatcher
Hunter Resigns From County Board of Education
D. Hunter, long time member representing the third and fourth civil districts, resigns from the county board of education after two terms. Elected 1916 and 1919, he also served in the army. Prof. Jobe P. Graham, county superintendent, to fill the vacancy until September. a successor elected August 4 will begin a two year term.
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D. Hunter
County Board of Education
Maury and Marshall canning clubs boost supply efforts
Demonstration agents from Maury and Marshall counties gathered at Bryants Station to showcase canning methods. Hundreds of girls discussed community issues and the goal of preserving food for winter, covering beans to peaches and other produce.
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Maury and
Marshall County
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Maury
Marshall
Bryants Station
Kate M. Crady
Oma Worley
UP Girls
Marshall @nd
Maury County
Typhoid vaccination visit set for Columbia residents
One week from today June 26 Captain A A White Jr of the U S Army medical corps attached to the Nashville recruiting station will administer typhoid prophylaxis to any man woman or child who desires it at the army recruiting station on Garden Street He will also visit nearby homes if time allows and transportation can be provided Those wishing inoculation should leave names at the local recruiting station with Sergeant Megown Immunization involves three injections about ten days apart granting immunity for about three years with a repeat dose later The Captain will return to Columbia Saturdays and every ten days afterward or on demand for groups of about twenty five interested persons
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A. A. White, Jr
Medical Corps
United States Army
Nashville
Columbia
Garden Street
Captain White
Capt White
Megown
Pecans Grafted On Hickory In Lewis County
Henry Arch Moore works fifty acres in Lewis County grafting pecans on hickory taps. Grafting proves successful, promising faster nut production. He plans 160 acres of alfalfa sowing and sweet clover to inoculate soil, with land preparation aiding alfalfa growth. Chinese students pursue tea culture studies in Anbul, China.
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Lewis County
Witeh
Henry Arch Moore
Omer
Anbul
China
New Creamery to Open July 1 in Maury County
Work installing machinery at the Maury County Co-Operative Creamery under W L Clevenger of the U S Department of Agriculture is progressing well and directors expect operation by July 1. They foresee growth in dairying, more herd improvements, and Maury County reclaiming its position as a leading butter producer in the state.
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Maury County
Harding Accepts Wilsons Challenge To Referendum
Washington June 18 Republicans accept President Wilsons challenge for a referendum on the League of Nations. Senator Harding, a Republican leader, predicted the nation would overwhelmingly endorse the Republican stance.
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Washington
Wilson
Warren
Harding
Marding
Higher Prices for Porkers Forecasted in Market Review
The Nashville Union Stock Yards reports experts foresee higher hog prices after a current low mark. Demand for good hogs remains strong, with buyers needing more than twice as many hogs daily. The outlook cites improved export prospects for packing house products and advises farmers to maintain brood sows to maximize pig production.
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Nashville Union Stock Yards
Opnion
Births and paper house construction in Korea noted
In a brief column the piece states that birth rates and domestic building practices in Korea emphasize the extensive use of paper in homes. It describes interiors with paper walls, a paper floor cloth, and a paper door panel, reflecting traditional craft influences.
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