Fawers Decide On Seat Cora Shom In Fall
The county selects seats for Cora and Shom in the coming fall in coordination with Boys Corn Clubs as part of ongoing county agricultural work.
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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
3
The county selects seats for Cora and Shom in the coming fall in coordination with Boys Corn Clubs as part of ongoing county agricultural work.
The Maury County Farmers Association held a productive seed corn session with over twenty attendees comparing ten ears for seed. J M Dean highlighted seed quality, crop rotation, and cultivation intensity, comparing Tennessee and Iowa farming conditions and outlining a county boys corn club show with districts entering for multiple smaller prizes.
T. N. Primm of Lowell Mill Pike reports that Friday night, one ewe dropped five lambs, all living and in fine condition. He believes he will raise them all.
For constipation, Chamberlain's Tablets are excellent. Easy to tire, mild and gentle in effect. Give them a trial. For sale by all dealers.
Divided into six parts near Ispring Hill, the 1728 acre Ewell Farm offers Berkshire hogs Jersey cattle horses and Southdown sheep. Prices range from 30 to 175 per acre with a total value over 50 000 in improvements. The entire property is offered at 87.50 per acre and marketed by T N Figuers Jr a noted local real estate man.
Fair weather returns after cold snaps allow farmers to resume oat, clover, and grass sowing. Ground conditions are good from Saturday and Sunday freezes, with small grain sowing likely to finish if warmth returns. The cold wave slowed brass growth and clover, but sunshine is expected to repair the damage.
Allen Harlan of Oakwood Farm sells a four year old jack named Taxwaller to J W Johnson of Notapatea Mississippi for 650 dollars. Harlan notes it is one of the best bred jacks he has sold in years, underscoring the farm's reputation for quality stock.
Maury County Mules and a crowded scene marshall on Seventh Street as the crowd gathers for a Pathe newsreel overview. The footage shows the animals led in formation while photographers capture the moment for the weekly feature.
Representative Ie More focuses on Southern beauty over stock as Pathe Freres Weekly films mules and crowds in Columbia. Struckman arrives, shoots scenes along West Seventh Street and notes locals’ preference for feminine charm over mule displays amid favorable weather and late stock marketing.
John W. Jackson and John W. Shelton purchased from Brown Brothers a seventy acre tract at the Columbia and Franklin intersection near Duck River, adjoining the Ashton Mill tract. The property near the city is described as ideal for a stock or dairy farm and could be subdivided into pasturage divisions. Price was a little more than $71 per acre.
The Mothers' Favorite is a cough medicine for children described as harmless pleasant to take and effective. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is promoted as meeting these qualities and is sold by all dealers. (Advt.)
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