Moore & Son Buy Ranch in Lewis County
R F Moore and Son have purchased a 1700 acre Lewis County ranch adjoining Swan Creek. They plan to fence the tract and run large herds of cattle and sheep with five shepherds. Soil tests showed alfalfa potential with lime and phosphate, and they have sold off Amber for the market as they prepare the ranch for farming and stock.
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R. F. Moore & Son
Lewis County
Lewis Monment
Swan Creek
Moore & Son
R. F. Moore
Mrs C A Clark Dies at Daughter's Home
Mrs. C. A. Clark aged 78 died Monday at 12 o'clock at her daughter Mrs. W. J. Stages 1506 South Main Street after months of illness. Home was Lawrenceburg she had come to visit for health. Survived by eight children. Devout Baptist member. Funeral at 11 this morning from the home conducted by Rev. R. M. Chenault her brother in law. Interment Rose Hill cemetery Maury Undertaking Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Clark
W. J. Stages
South Main Storet
R. M. Chenault
Rose 11
Maury Undertaking Co
Buy
United Press Manager Praises The Herald as a Strong Small Town Paper
United Press manager Guy W Seem hails The Herald on exchange tables praising its reporting and calling it one of the bulkiest small town newspapers in the South.
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the Herald
The
Herald
South
Guy W
Seem
United Press
Plan To Make Farmers Meet Here Permanent Institute Opens
Maury county farmers plan a three day institute at Columbia July 24 and 25 to address food production for the war. Arrangements call for 2000 to 2500 visitors with many homes opened to lodging, meals optional, and transportation provided from the railroad. J J Zaccarello presides, Gov Tom Rye to participate, university farm transfer planned, committees organized for homes, transportation, and arrangements.
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Middle Tennessee
Columbia
Maury County
Maury County Farmers’ Institute
County Farmers Institute
J. J. Zaccarello
J. J. Burlitt
Antioch
University of Tennessee
Guv
Tom C. Rye
Columbia Military Academy
Columbia High School
Ttes
Institute
West Seventh
Garden
W. B. Wooten
T. L. Cunningham
Alf Brazier
M. & King
J. J. Jackson
PL Pratt
J. W. Griffin
Moore
Mt. Pleasant
C. P. Hatcher
R. Hardison
W. P. Ridley
E. L. Armstrong
Campbellaville Pike
J. A. Gillbreadh
J. Ky Orr
William Shoegog
J. W. Matthews
Santa Fe Pike
J. H. Murphy
W. P. Morgan
J. A. Timmons
Sidney Estes
Theta and
Nashville Pikes
R. 8. Hardison
Sidney Patterson
T. H. Mangrum
J. A. Chapman
Cullooka Pike
W. ©. Keene
T. W. McCandless
J. C. Murphy
Arthur Murphy
Miles Murphy
Nath Rea
Lowell Mill Pike
John B. Padgett
J T. Davis
N. F. Vaughn
Nolen Gartner
Harry Tankersley
Transportation Committee
Staton
Experiment Station
W. P. Woldridge
T. N. Figuers, Jr
O. Thomas
Carlton Fry
A. B. Davis
Rush Gresham
Fred Gambill
Academy
J. M. Dedman
W. B. Greenlaw
C. N. Hume
R. H. Clagett
A. B. Sowell
W. Y. Anderson
John’ T T." Wooten
W. A. Dale
E. BE. McLemore
Geo. McKennon
C. A. Parker
Joe Frank Porter
I. W. Warfield
Dodge SEDAN and Ford Truck Collide in South Main Crash
A Dodge sedan driven by Miss Margaret Rainey and a Ford delivery truck from Cook Outfitting Co collided on South Main street Saturday morning. The impact broke the truck front axle and caused minor damage to the sedan running board. No injuries were reported as the truck was starting a delivery run and turned into the street. A crowd gathered at the scene.
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Cook Outfitting Co
Margaret Rainey
South Main Street
Miss Rainey
Bledsoe County Acts To Boost Livestock Marketing
Pikeville Tennessee June 22 8 B Downs from the national stockyards East St Louis and C BE Bretham marketing specialist University of Tennessee with R M Murray livestock specialist will address a Bledsoe county farmers meeting Saturday at 1 30 pm Their aim is to form a livestock marketing association to grow purebred stock and market via cooperative direct to the market Sequatchie valley noted as favorable for breed cattle County agent R W Kemmer has worked with farmers to secure the speakers.
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Pikeville
Tenn
B. Downs
National Stockyards
East St. Louis
BE. Bretham
Division of
Azri‘cultural Extension
University of Tennessee
R. M. Murray
Bledsoe County
Sequatchie Valley
Tennessee
R. W. Kemmer
Work or Fight Order Definite In Application
Major Rutledge Smith distributes Crowder interpretations of the work or fight order effective July 1 1918. The changes specify which employing classes are non productive and outline exceptions for managers, clerks, ushers, keepers, and store staff. Local boards may grant delays for job seekers and will cooperate with the U S employment service to help registrants obtain productive work.
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Nashville
Crowder
Gen Crowder
Maj
Rutledge Smith
Ficor
Gen. Crowder
United States Employment Service
Dme
United States
Employment Service
German flank attack repulsed by British private
United Press reports near London on June 25 that a twelve man German party attempted a rear attack after an objective capture. Corporal W. Jones of the British Infantry charged the Germans single handed, bayoneted the lead man, and captured the remainder.
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United Press
London
Corp
W. Jones
Threshermen to file Wheat Threshing Reports nationwide
The USDA under the Food Control Act will require threshermen to submit periodical reports on bushels of wheat threshed and the producing acreage. A nationwide list is being compiled, with blank forms and a daily record pocket book prepared for distribution through county agents. Reports begin with the June winter-wheat harvest.
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Herald
Washington
Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Crop Estimates
United States Food Administration
Federal Trade Commission
Bureau
Correction fixes misnamed defendant in Chan ery court bill
A formal correction clarifies that J O Cheatham was the defendant who allegedly did not pay for wheat, not J O Cheek, in the bill filed by Locke va Cheatham Denton. The correction aims to set the record straight about the parties involved in the Cheek Locke and Denton matter.
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Cheatham
Bill
Chanery Court
B. Locke Va
J. L. Cheatham
J. O. Cheek
Cheek, Locke and Denton
J. 1. Cheatham
Splendid Young Life Yields to Grim Reaper
Jennette, 24, died at home after years of tuberculosis. Survived by wife, one child, father, mother, and four brothers. Funeral Wednesday at 1 pm from home with Elder J. Clarke officiating, Rose Hill cemetery about 3 pm. Pallbearers listed from local families.
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CM. Jennette
J. T. Jennette
Cullooka Pike
Columbia
Jannette
Hig
Beverly
Frank
Douglas
Hazel Jennetts
Jersey
J. Clarke
Pulaski
Rose Hill
R. S. Hopkins
Fleming, Jr
Walter Griffin
Bert Irwin
Garfield Rea
Miles Murphy
Oakes & Nichola
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Moore & Son Buy
W. S
Merald
Lawrenceburg
United Press Manager
East Seventh
Geo. W. Hays
T. B. Gordon
R. L. Harris
PC. Soowell
Joha B. Ashton
F. T. Leonhard
W. D. Cameron
Harry Frieraon
RM. Chenault
W. ©. Britten
H. B. Kloopfer
Riverside
A. H. Smith
Ja. L. Thomas
R. L. Billington
A. E. Church
G. W. Davie
Pulaski Pike
Sam Thomas
W. Warfield
Will Alexander
Fleming
Hampshire
Williamsport
T. 4. Williams
W. ©. Whitthorne
W. D. Tucker
John M. Burns
W. M. Tolley
Morris Stephenson
DODGE
Phoenix National Bank
Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust Co
E. McLemore
W, A. Dale
H, C. Fulton
B. Locke
Grim Reaper
Claude Jennette
Ada
U. 4
Long
Neshville, Tonn
Bell
Columbia Bank & Trust Company
McKennon
W. Ti
Reenlaw
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