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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1920

Page

2

Maury County Set to Hold May Primary for Delegates

County Democratic Committee headed by Judge Edward D Looney plans to reconvene soon to arrange for delegates to the State Democratic Convention in Nashville June 8 A May 19 primary may select delegates for the May 22 county convention Maury County will send twenty two delegates to the state convention and a county officers primary may also be decided at the meeting

State Committee Edward D. Looney Democratic Committee Nashville Maury Couny Maury County

G. M. A. set to field championship basketball team

The Columbia Military Academy aims to build a championship baseball and strong basketball squad this season. Training will start soon with abundant material. Past records include last season’s state baseball title and a narrow football loss, with basketball previously mixed but now promising a robust team.

Columbia Military Academy The Military Academy Castle Heights

War on the scrub sites to be renewed soon

Prof McLean county agent announced plans to renew warfare on the old scrub sites. The campaign, paused by his illness, aimed to eliminate one to three scrub sites per community. Committees were appointed to ensure faithful implementation, with McLean expecting to reconvene the central committee to resume the effort.

Prof Mclean Central Committee Jana

Peculiar Snake Found Wrapped Around Bananas

Smithville Tennessee reports a strange venomous looking snake coiled around a banana stalk in a local grocery. The fruit was nearly sold out when workers discovered the creature, which was captured alive and displayed in a box behind glass attracting a crowd. The snake’s exact species remains unidentified.

Smithville Tenn

Boys Clubs Attracting Farm Work In Maury County

County Agent W A McLean and home demonstration agent Mrs Kate Crady plan to visit every school in Maury County to organize at least six member clubs in each community. Clubs already formed show boys preparing land for corn with accurate records, aiming to keep youths on the farm by making farming scientific and businesslike. The effort urges fathers to support their sons with land, fair rent, and shared experience to foster a back to the farm movement. Fresh typewriter ribbons advertised.

Maury County W. A. McLean Kate Crady

Hoover boosters form club to boost former food administrator

Local Democrats embrace Hoover movement as supporters from business, banking, law, farming, and journalism pledge backing. Prominent backers include Major Horace Frierson, Chas. P. Hatcher, Capt. Richard Smith, C. A. Parker, and Judge John W. Fry, with many others enrolled. The sentiment crosses party lines, though Hoover is not a candidate, and Minnesota Republicans place him strong third in a primary.

Hoover Horace Frierson Chas. P. Hatcher Richard Smith C. A. Parker Maury National Bank John W. Fry Harry Frierson Minnesota Gov. Lowden Cstate Minos

Ministers to Meet in Phosphate City

Beginning Sunday March 1 a meeting of many Mt. Pleasant preachers will be held at the Church of Christ on Laos Street. Two sessions daily at 2 p.m. and 7 30 p.m. through Friday feature sermons by H Leo Boles F W Smith Sam P Pitman Paul Slayden and G C Brewer with ample singing and hospitality for out of town attendees.

Church of Christ Laos Street Mt. Pleasant H. Leo Boles F. W. Smith Sam P. Pitman Paul Slayden G. C. Brewer

Meat Packers Hit by Price Slump in Maury County

The article notes a sharp decline in meat and lard prices in Maury County with lard dropping from 30 to about 23 cents per pound and hog lard offerings unsold at 23 cents. Hams and other cuts also fall, squeezing profits for local packers amid weak demand.

Maury County Nashville Lens Efiien

Irish Potatoes Thrive In Light Soil And Clover

The article explains that Irish potatoes grow best in light soil enriched by decayed vegetation. Tennessee open sandy soil benefits from clover and legumes, with manure on thin land and lime on sour land. Do not apply fresh manure or wood ashes at planting due to scab risk. Well rotted manure can be broadcast in spring at eight to ten tons per acre and incorporated.Potatoes respond to heavier commercial fertilizer, applied by opening planting rows with a broad shovel plow, scattering in furrows, and mixing into the soil.

Tennessee

Love Is Insanity In View Of Wy Judge

New York March 17 The budding romance of Charles Elfert a reputed wealthy flah douter was challenged in Magistrate Sweetser's court as he admitted he was madly in love since first sight of the woman. He claimed his affections were sincere yet the judge ordered an ambulance to BeRevie hospital observation ward for him.

New York Charles Elfert Flah Douter Sweetser Feemen Milemen Elfert BéRevie Elfart Isine Hove

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County Democratic Committee G. M.A S. O. Thomas Herald Parcel Post the Herald Columbia Columbia Bank W. B. Greenlaw Geo. E. McKennon Columbia Bank &Trust C v Geo. E. McKennon, Cashier W. 7Th Street P. Garber Phosphate City Christian Church Bellevue Herald Champ
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