Local Society Notes and Weddings Highlight Columbia Social Scene
Nashville visitors Mrs. Gi Watkins and Mrs. A. C. Penniuston attend county Republican convention. Miss Anna Looney returns from Florida and Atlanta trips. multiple aunts, uncles, and friends visit Columbia. Woman's Missionary Society plans a social. Students Club hears Lithuanian history. King’s Daughters and Thursday Club meet. Owens Wiltshire wedding links Franklin to Nashville. coal strike harms U S production. waxplant praised. Herald Ads pay.
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W. B. Greenlaw
Mit Cheek
Leftwich Bridge
Columbia
Knox Kinnard
M.C. Kinnard
Anna Looney
Posits
Morida
Atlanta
Wu. Bell
Bryants Station
Andy Gtlllam
Nashville
A. F. Derryberry
Ross Burns
Florida
Mise Rebecca Wolf
Mise
Vick Glassman
Frank Short
Thoma
Spring Hill
Webb Thomas
Pyrene
Chattamooga
Sydny Outlaw
Clariyville
Smart suits display chic styles and fine tailoring
These notices boast abundant smart suits in tricotines poiret twills and serges with rippled eton jackets trimmed with buttons braid and embroidery. Prices up to 100 dollars, many styles described as unusually chic and not duplicated elsewhere.
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Eton
Rubin and Cherry Shows at Street Carnival Next Week
The Rubin and Cherry street carnival brings a brightly lit midway with new attractions including a first time season ride the Frelle. The family friendly display promises child centered entertainment and a diplomatic staff focused on ladies and children as it tours the United States.
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Rubin & Cherry
Rabin & Cherry
United States
Rubin &Cherry
Maury Seed Corn to Mississippi Boosts Planters
Maury County seed corn, Neal's Paymaster, gains prominence as Henry H. Hill sells his field stock to Mindine dipps planters at five dollars a bushel. Several hundred bushels to ship, secured by county agents for Mississippi planters. Rotary Club of Knoxville aiding corn clubs in Knox county by supplying seed corn.
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Henry H. Hill
Cross Bridges
National Defense
Mattery County
Mindine Dipps
Hill
Mississippi
Neal
Aut
Maury County
Rotary Club of
Knoxville
Corn Club Boys
Knox County
Porker Prices Advance on Quarter Market
Hog prices moved higher at Louisville and Nashville markets with top hogs at 16.00. Cattle remained steady while local egg demand rose. hens price increased in one county. Receipts at Louisville were 1,600 hogs and 250 cattle, with lambs at 16 and sheep at 7.
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Louisville
Nashville
Nashville Live Stock and Commodities Report March 18
Nashville market report shows hog receipts around 1 500 head with prices steady to higher including heavies at 16 dollars and up to 18 1 4, cattle receipts about 100 with a strong tone. Produce prices list eggs 36 cents, hens 24, poultry varied, butter 23 cents, turkeys 84 cents, oats 1 00 per bushel, corn 8 25 per barrel, patent flour prices around 12 26 to 12 75 per barrel, hay and clover prices in the 35 to 7 0 dollar range per unit.
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Union Stock Yards
The
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Navy accused of all crimes in cross examination case
United Press reports Rear Admiral Sims concluded his critique of the Navy department. He cited misdirection dangerous delays and a faltering policy as major issues. Cross examination of Sims to begin tomorrow in Washington.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Sims
Navy Department
Navy
Washington
Bensters
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Mra. Gi
Watkins
Bogen Mhaning
Rebecca Erwin
Mra. FM
Bilett
Cal. W. N. Hughes
Nashvile
A. C. Penniuston
Mra
Prarie Moore
Joe Ballanfant
Cullook
Fred Adams
Lebanon
Woman's Missionary Society
Woman’s Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
A. E. Sheldon
Lithuania
H. A. Gant
Babuska
J. W. Cherry
King’s Daughters
Bob Nichols
Wallace Sowell
South Africa
D. Park
Kanwolf
Sowell
Mohammed
Cincinnati, Chamber of Commerce’ of
New York
I. W. Smith
Wiltshire
Montgomery
Ali
Croa
America
Asia
Pao
Rete Close
Nagary
Aris
Peggy Paige
Peggy Page
Poplins
Ruben & Cherry
Knoxville Rotary Club
Louisville Livestock
Bourbon
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