Germany Seeks Friendlier Ties Amid War Wake
Berlin correspondent Carl D. Groat reports German travelers seek friendly U S relations, noting self interest, fears of food and material shortages, and mixed views on Kaiser Wilhelm. Many Germans favor a republic or limited monarchy and critique war guilt while showing curiosity about American prohibition and trade.
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Chited
Berlin
America
Germany
Sambhurg
Kiel
Fife
Friandy
Wilhelm
Bntt
Kaiser
Personal notices from Columbia fade into Florida and beyond
Mr and Mrs Charles W Dinwid die have returned from a three weeks stay in Florida Mrs Claude L McKibbon of Cullo oka was here Monday shopping J 8 Odil Spring Hill renewed for The Daily Herald Miss Rebecca Wolt visiting Decatur Courtland Mia Miss Linda Russell Spring Hill in Columbia Monday J Hensley mayor of Hohenwald in Columbia on business Dr J H Jones Mt Pleasant on business Rebecca Wolf returned from Birmingham Mrs John Redding Cullooka returned from Dallas Texas with daughter W T Holt Miss Annie Kimble Bartiga left for Moore s vile Ala after visit to sister Mrs Regen Mrs W D Hastings and son Jett left for Huntsville Ala to visit Mrs Hastings brother A B E Long Mrs John Fraser in Nashville Sue Gray Dunnington left for Baltimore Prof and Mrs Branham Spring Mill left for Florida Miss Bessie Moore Spring Hill left for Nashville Miss Sarah Pillow Cowle on to Eureka Springs Ark for a month with grandmother Mrs F G Cowle Mr and Mrs A Faris Columbia en route to Florida guests of Mr and Mrs J L Proctor Mrs Faris taken ill on trip
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Charles W. Dinwiddie
Florida
Claude L. McKibbon
Cullooka
Odil
Spring Hill
City
Daily Herald
Rebecca Wolt
Decatur
Courtland
Mia
Linda Russell
Columbia
J. Hensley
Hohenwald
J. H. Jones
Mt. Pleasant
Rebecca Wolf
Birmingham
John Redding
Dallas
Texas
W. T. Holt
Annie Kimble Bartigca
Mooresvile
Ala
B. E. Regen
W. D. Hastings
W. D. Jy
Jett
Huntsville
Hiness
Hastings
A. BE. Long
John Fraser
Nashville
Sue Gray Dunnington
Baltimore
Bran
Central High to Meet Lynchburg for Prep Title Showdown
Central High School faces Lynchburg High in a Monday 7 30 PM gym game to decide the prep basketball championship. Lynchburg claims nine wins against top Middle Tennessee schools with few losses, while Central has beaten Morgan Massey Branham Hughes and other strong teams, promising a thriller for the title.
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Central High School
LynChburg High Quintette
McDaniels
Lynchburg
Middle Tennessee
Morgan, Massey, Branham & Hughes
Freezone Removes Corns and Calluses Easily
Advertises Freezone as a cheap bottle from any drug store that relieves corns and hard skin on the bottom of feet without hurt. Claims several drops lift the skin away, leaving the beneath area soft pink and healthy, not sore.
Tobacco Men In Black Patch Struggle As Market Fails
Dark Fire tobacco region in Tennessee and Kentucky faces a stalled market with foreign exchange woes. Farmers report unsold crops and fallen prices, while dealers seek relief and debate new sales systems. Some form pools to hold crops for rider buyers amid uncertain export demand and high costs.
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Tennessee
Kentucky
Clarksville
Springfield
Hopkinsville
Paducah
Légie
Germany
Haresback
Tobacco Planters’ Association
Jim Smith
Bud Jones
Felix G. Ewing
Protective Association
Ewing
Cribbage Origin Traced to English Roots
A note on card game history attributes cribbage to English origins with long noted tradition. It discusses its development, cultural spread, and enduring popularity in seafaring and gaming communities.
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Cribbage
Eggs for hatching and fairview poultry ad notes
Ringlet Barred Rocks eggs for hatching priced at 2.60 per 15 offer a prize total over 1,400. Also an ad from Mrs J W Gillem of Cookeville Route 2 Box W 1421 weekly rates and a stray alert for two red cows from Willard Curtis farm Iron Bridge Road Mt Pleasant contact H J O1R. Also a government loan offer from D Looser Co representing the Federal Land Bank detailing 54 percent terms for farm property loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Poulty Yards
J. W. Gillem
Cookeville
Tenn
Willard Curtis
Iron Bridge Road
H. J. O1r
Citizens Phone
Mt. Pleasant
Federal Land Bank
D. Looser
Recruit Drive Proves Highly Successful In Columbia
A broad army recruiting drive around Columbia runs January 26 to March 11. Maury County contributes many recruits and local stations near quota as Nashville praises the effort. The exhibit traveled to Tullahoma, with the Baby Whippet Jamie on display in Columbia. The piece highlights educational and vocational forges for soldiers and notes tank corps at Camp Meade Md with talk of auto speed limits in Japan and snakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Columbia
Maury County
Tennessee
Nashville
Hiie
Tullahoma
Jamie
Wallick Show Grounds
Tank Corps
Camp Meade
United States
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Smart Shop
Vyerité
Jersey
Moses
R. F. Moore & Sons
Carl D. Groat
Hiody
Callus
Herald
Garber’s
P. Garber
W. 7Th Street
J. Daws Frierson
R. R
Japan
Nye
Stockard Realty Co
Columbia, Tenn
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