Road Building Push On In Maugy County Progress Continues
Work on the first permanent highway proceeds with large crews near Duck River bridge at Columbia and on Rutherford creek hill. About 100 laborers and many mules are at Spring Hill, boosting local trade as contractors forecast completion by May with the road opening a catalyst for broader county improvements.
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Maugy County
Duck River
Columbia
Sver
Rutherford Creek
Nashville
Spring Hill
Daughters of Kings Conven May Attend Hospital Report
Report of King's Daughters community home with Miss Bright and Miss Florence Ennakine in vocal solos. Address on State Work by Mr Doo Uttle from Nashville. Luncheon adjourned for lunch. Evening program includes Mrs Pleasant, Miss Lolia Bare Anters, Mrs Walters reports, election of officers, and hymn Bless Be the Tie That Binds.
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King's Daughters
Pleasant
Miss Bright
Florence Ennakine
Kent
Lolia Bare
Doo- Uttle
Nashville
Teena
Goided Cirble
John Padgett
Martha “Adame
Pith Ot “Migs Belle
Thole Circle
Walters
Personal notices of visitors and travels across towns
Rev and Mrs R M Chenault return from Hartsville visit. Miss Lucile Joyce of Tuscaloosa visits sister Mrs Norman Mansfield. Mrs Wy 8 Roberts and Mrs Williams visit their parents Mr and Mrs B E Sheegog. Mrs Margaret Hooper returns to Louisville Ky after visiting Mrs Chas G Sims. Mrs Carrie Harriman with husband at Franz Nicholson home. Mrs E C Fly and children visiting in Santa Fe with W W K Walker family. Mrs Alexander Beck of Atlanta visits son A M Beck in Mitchell addition West End. Mrs Reese Denton returns from ten days with sister Mrs J A Newman in Washington NC. sister Martha Young accompanies home from Norfolk VA. John Graham Amis of Franklin visits Friday. Mrs James Jackson guest of Mrs Joe Knight in Pulaski. Mike Dora McLean visits Lynnville. Miss Aline Estes and Christine Patterson visiting Nashville. Mrs E H Prakes and three children visiting relatives in Morgantown KY. B D Compton of Bowling Green KY accused of insulting his mother Mary B Compton. Horace Kinnard spending weekend with brother Carlysle in Chattanooga. Miss Louise White leaves for Fort Worth TX to visit sister Mrs J E B Thomas. Gene Peony returns to Athens AL after weekend with Sin lair Gleen. Mie Dowie Spain Nashville and Miss Gladys Wiley McCains guests of Miss Ethel Wiley on the Iron Bridge road. Mrs C A McLean Lexington and daughter Sallie Sa...
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R. M. Chenault
Professor Chenault
Hartsville
Lucile Joyce
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Norman Mansfield
Roberts
Williams
BE. M. Sheegog
Margaret Hooper
Herdtomrg
Laptaville
Chas. G. Sims
Carriet Harriman
Hob Hushihd
Franz Nicholson
E. C. Fly
Banta Fe
W.W. K Walker
Alexander Beck
Atlanta
A.M. Beck
Mitchell Addition
West End
Reese Denton
J. A. Newman
Washington
N.C
Denton
Martha Young
Norfolk
John Graham Amis
Franklin
James Jackson
Joe Knight
Pulaski
Mike ‘Dora ‘McLean
Lynnville
Aline Estes
Christine Patterson
Nashville
E. H. Prakes
Morgan Town
B.D. Compton
Bowling Grenn
Mary B. Compton
Horace Kinnard
Carlysle
Chattasouge
Louise White
Edna
Annie Mai Cathey
Dallas
Texas
Mia
Jeff
Robert Kirk
New Orleans
Birmingham
J. C. Finley
Frank Wade
Henry Martin
Kentucky
Ashwood
Zion
Pride Tomlinson
Pride, Jr
Arch Craige
Mt. Pleasant
Fred Peebles
Jim Finney
Cullooka
Squire Gilbert Orr Hag
Sewanee
University
Thal
South
Robert KE. Nichols
Lawrenceburg
W. T. Erwin
James K. Sharp
Tullahooma
Geo. C. Watts
Erastus Timmons
J. Water Griffins
Anna Foster
Harry 8. Williams
Hattiesburg
Sam Woods
Shelbyville
Columbia
Woods
Bedford County
Roy Dugger
Tulsa
Okla
Mattie Tomlinson
M. H. Eskew
le Squire Gilbert Orr
Yar
Gladys F. Eskew
Frances Locke
D. Logan
Middle Tennessee Normal
Murfreesboro
Ella Smith
Mary Goosen
Charlie Lentz
Wesley Compton
W. Jonson
Chattanooga
Fred Wiley
High Street
McKnight
Harry Armstrong
Lebanon
Aira
Armstrong
Capt
Merrit B. Tomlinson
Iran Rhea
Hopkinsville
D. H. Harlow
Mt. Pleasant Pike
Archibald Hardy
Linyd Cecil
van Irwin
J. W. Irwin
West Ninth Street
James West
Lene Rodehouse
Rele ‘Uren
Carter
Ewell Gregg
Tiynaville
B. Williamis
Birming
Dr Robison to Preach at Santa Fe Church Next Sunday
Dr W M Robison will preach at Santa Fe Cumberland Presbyterian Church next Sunday with morning and evening services. A quartet will sing at the tabernacle in Columbia during the night service. The Santa Fe quartet will also perform at the night service. The article notes the largest meteorite known to have fallen weighed 427 pounds.
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W. M. Robison
Santa FE
Santa Fe Cumberland Presbyterian Eharch
Tabernacle
Colambia
Earth
Classified ad money to loan on term lands
Money to loan on term lands at six per cent interest for a term of over years. HUGH T SHELTON, Atter Laey. Mtteod imme wit
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Hugh T- Shelton
Atter-' Laey
Social Agendas Fill Columbia Weekend Visits
Numerous Columbia residents host and visit relatives across Tennessee and Kentucky. Guests include Wiggina and family from Fayetteville, Miss Sinclair Glass’s guests, and Nashville visitors visiting Mrs. Glass and others. Local locals attend commencements, business trips, and dances while planning upcoming community events and travels to Dallas and New Orleans.
PORKER PRICES UNCHANGED TODAY
Cattle and hog markets steadier on Louisville trades as sheep show strength. Receipts: hog 1,400. sheep and lambs 5,000. Prices noted for various weights with lambs at 16.75 and sheep around 7.50 to 5.00 for bucks, fronts and throwouts detailed. Local markets kept repiffed steady amid slow but steady demand.
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Louisville
Nashville
Tenn
Robbery and chase end in gunfight in Nashville scene
Fragmentary report details a mid day robbery on Charles Street with a satchel of $3,000 seized by suspects. A running gun battle ensued as pursuing citizens confronted two bandits, one wounded. Police later captured Joh Wideman Ludsey Greenwell and others, with names and addresses listed in the dispatch.
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Handa
Miva
Andelia’ Butea
Daphler
Broadwily
Linton
Marvin
Dom Cate
Nicksoavand
Caldwell
Murymin
Hel
Charles Steeet
Wideman
Ludsey Greenwell
Bold Yankees to Shake the Shimmy in Belgium Olympic Rifle Match
Special to The Herald from Washington June 4 Twelve bold Yankees will shake the shimmy with a vengeance at the Bav erloo rifle range closer Ant Belgium when the Olympic rifle match begins July 22. The team, selected at Quantico Virginia, includes nine Army four Marine Corps two Navy and two aviators. The contest features a tricky bullseye with inner ring gearing values and a six valued as five and a four shown alternately. Major W Dully Smith explained the scoring.
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Herald
Washington
Baverloo
Belgium
Quantico
W. Dully Smith
Army
Marine Corps
Navy
Atvi, Llans
Belgia
Yale and Harvard Set for Thames Regatta Test
United Press reports Yale and Harvard meet on the Thames in New London for their annual regatta. The result may not alter the year’s standings, as both programs have shown uneven form. Harvard eyes victory to erase disappointment from recent races and restore confidence in the season.
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Conn
Yale
Harvard
Thames
Yale Ouldance Ailote
Rale
Tae
Vallithires
Cornell
Pista Pbl
Male
Columbia
Prince- Lon
Yule
Coal Famine Threatens Many Sections
Washington June 24 authorities of the government and the National Coal Association warned that unauthorized outlaw strikes threaten coal supplies nationwide. They said the country is about 35,000,000 tons behind normal production due to recent outlaw and time strikes, according to J A D Morrow of the association.
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United Peas
Washington
National Coal Association
J. A.D. Morrow
Famous Jailer Faces Term In Own Prison, Kentucky Judge
A muddled OCR fragment reports Jailer Whitaker of Letcher County Kentucky faces a legal mandate in the local jail. It mentions County Judge Colling, Sheriff, and Governor Morrow, a pardon, and a book authoring Life in the Kentucky Moon as part of a chaotic note on a political case and a jailed official.
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Fes Whithker
Letchéy County
Othr Witter
Sian’ Colling
Stef Tone H
Willy Jeu
Whitesburg
Gov. Morrow
Whitaker
Iinet
Whittaker
Kentucky
Ban Jaan Hill
Colonel Roosevelt
County
Jidee
Lutcher Coucty
Ate ‘Prison
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