Marketing Service Seeks Descriptions Of Live Stock And Goods For Sale
The Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis Railway Marketing Division offers to provide names and addresses of owners selling a wide range of livestock and farm goods including Aberdeen Angu s bulls Jersey and Hereford cattle goats horses and mares seed crops and hay. Breeders and producers are invited to submit complete descriptions quantities and details to L. B. Beleam General Agent in Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway
Hampshire
L. B. Beleam
Femme
Tenn
N. C. and St. L. Railway Announces Wage Increase
Nashville June 26. Beginning June 15 the N C and St L Railway issued an order advancing wages for all employees except general officers and superintendents. The move affects between two thousand five hundred and four thousand workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
St. L. Railway
Red Cross War Fund Appeal From Adkisson Family
Judge F. Eb Erwin Mia Raymond C Adkisson now in St Louis sends five dollars for herself and son Raymond C Adkisson Jr to the Red Cross war fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. EB. Erwin
Raymond C. Adkisson
St. Louis
Raymond C. Adkisson, Jr
Red Cross War Fund
Typhoid Inoculations Mark County Clinic Success
Dr Bishop inoculated 104 people with the first typhoid shot at rural clinics in Hamp shire Isom and Taylorsville. Forty seven were treated at Isoms. Future clinics will give second doses to those who had the first shot plus those who missed it. The State supplied the high grade serum. Cullooka clinic to be announced later. The tale urges prompt cold treatment with Dr Kings New Discovery.
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State Board of Health
Hampshire
Isom
Taylorsville
Bishop
Isoms
Cullooka
Counting on Columbia War Fund Drives Across Cities
Washington dispatch notes Mayors urge citizen support for Red Cross relief campaigns as communities measure spirit by fundraising efforts. Mentions Thomas Eclectic Oil ad and a Hall's Catarrh Cure promotion, with general health product notices interspersed in the clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Washington, D. C
Joseph M. Dedman
Tennessee Urges Swift Recruiting For Wilson Call
Rutledge Smith chairman of the State Council of Defense in Nashville urges Tennessee to respond to President Wilson's June 24 to 30 1917 recruiting week and raise 70 000 volunteers for the regular army. He notes Tennessee must furnish 1 600 more men to reach full war strength and asks county chairmen to aid compliance with the proclamation.
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State Council of Defense of
Tennessee
Wilson
Rutledge Smith
State Council of Defense
Nashville
Tenn
Woodrow Wilson
Cincinnati Authority Tells How To Dry up a Corn or Callus
A Cincinnati authority recommends applying a few drops of freezone directly to a tender corn or callus to stop soreness and loosen the skin so the corn can be removed with no pain. A small bottle is inexpensive at drug stores and should not irritate surrounding skin. If unavailable, ask your druggist to order it from his supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Adyt
Post Office Workers Donate to Red Cross War Fund
Columbia post office employees contributed 91 to the Red Cross war fund. The list includes Jas M Derryberry, David L Fry, Monte T Pariss, Hugh F Fariss, Miss Fletcher Faries, William Tanner, Miss Mary E Beecher, William E Kennedy, William S Crawford, Miss Lizzie D Tucker, George C McFall, W Spence McFall, John R Holcomb, Nick A Wisener, Erwin C Hardison, Albert T Morrell, Janus A Goslin, Horace Tucker, William F Dillehay, H P Bill Meee, Roy J Dogger, Austin W Cabler, Adrian B Brench. Supporting names appear with various donation amounts.
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Columbia Post Ofite
Red Cross War Fund
Jas, M. Derryberry
David L. Fry
Monte T. Pariss
Hugh F. Fariss
Fletcher Faries
William ©. Tanner
Mary E. Beecher
Wiliam E. Kennedy
William 8
Bill) Meee
Roy J. Dogger
Austin W. Cabler
Adrian B. Brench
John Craig Named Captain in Second Tennessee Infantry
Johan Honus Craig of Maury County, famed Vanderbilt football star, is selected as captain of a company in the Second Tennessee Infantry to be formed in Nashville and Lebanon. He will lead Maury County men in the blood-soaked plains of France and is among the first to reach Berlin. This makes two Maury County captains in the unit, joining Thomas Y English.
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Johan “Honus” Craig
Maury County
Vanderbilt
Thomas
Craig
Hampshire Pike
Second
Tennessee Infantry
Nashville
Lebanon
France
Berlin
Thomas Y. English
John Craig
Columbia Military Academy
Enlistment Rush Seals Up Second Tennessee Infantry Recruitment
Maj Frierson completes the Maury county recruiting for the Second Tennessee infantry. Capt James English secures ten more recruits as colonel Rogan urges early muster and examinations. Local work continues statewide to form the company, with officers praised for their regular army experience.
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Second Typhessee
Frierson
Henderson
Maury County
Second
Tennessee
James Y
English
C. B. Rogan
Second Tennessee
Zion Church Front Red Cross Fund Appeal
Central Maury Chapter Red Cross committee raised funds at Zion church area with donors including H. Frierson, W. T. Frierson, W. V. Thompson, J. Ay Fleming, Miss Susie Lipscomb, RL G. Walker, E. W. Dixon, W. B. Huderson, Mrs. Tom Cayce, J. F. Stephenson, Mire Annie McMillin, J. M. Stephenson, and others totaling 16.95 plus 26.00 from J. F. Stephenson and 5.00 from several. Ad for Tine’s Powders shown.
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Maury
Red Cross
Zion Church
Frierson
W. T. Frierson
W. V. Thompson
W. MM. Fox
J. Ay Fleming
Kennard Stephenson
W. B. Hudesn
Tom Cayce
J. F. Stephenson
Annie McMillin
J. M. Stephenson
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Nashville, Chattanooga
RED Cross Fund
The
POLEY
Smiler Orug Co
Constitutional Convention
M E. Allen
M. Burns
R.S. Hopkins
Commissioners of Election
1Som
Dr. King
R. Lunk
War Council
Bes
Dr. Thomas
Eclectic Oil
Hall
Tree
FPI
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
J. B. Rees Bouth
Phonto
Sell
Citizen
State Defense Council
Diamond Me Tadion Tidentere Chichester
TOV Brlsstsl
Cardui
Cardu
Cardus
Mary E. Veste
Madison Heghts
Maury Countian
Dean
Aacke
Swansbure
NETS
Tinen
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