Stallions for Tennessee Government horses for service
Government owned thoroughbred stallions are placed at the state fair grounds for service in Tennessee and Kentucky. Listed stallions include Fair Acre King Lord Ili on Poet a Tenn Judge Collins Be Gue Falmouth Ky Hamlin McKinney Shelbyville Ky Beechwood Chester Lietchfield Ky Hamilton Chief Stanfield Ky Jose Dare Albany Ky She Tribesman Kevid Ky Twilight M Fulton Ky Captain Perry Dixon Ky and Fairland Okla breeder to buy jacks. Bush returned after last year’s purchase.
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Tennessee
Kentucky
Fair Acre King
Lord Ilion
Poeta Tenn
Judge Collins
Be Gue
Falmouth
Hamlin McKinney
Shelbyville
Beechwood Chester
Lietchfield
Hamilton Chief
Stanfield
Jose Dare
Albany
She Tribesman
Kevid
Twilight M
Fulton
Perry
Dixon
Fine horses may die from storm at Southport
A storm last week toppled M. I. Harris’s barn at Southport endangering horses. The farmer fears two of hisFine horses may die due to injuries and exposure.
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Southport
M. I
Stog e Day Stock Show Aims For Large Out-of-Town Display
Prominent horsemen from adjoining counties plan to attend the stock day in Columbia on Monday April 7 with brood mares Colts and horses jacks. Officials expect a large crowd and a strong display of stock with stable space urged in advance to avoid morning shortages.
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Columbia
Woldridge
Maury County
Hastings
Maury Jacks Head Toward Oklahoma Amid Labor Remount Demand
Maury County jacks surge toward Oklahoma amid efforts to secure remounts for government use. An official from the bureau of mil industry is pursuing a local office to obtain one of these units. The visit of Alex Bush signals rising demand for labor and resources.
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Tennessee
Kentucky
Bureau of ‘Mil Industry
Maury County
Alex Bush
Three Horses Injured in Barn Incident
A barn reported three horses present with two severely hurt. The brief notes no further details on cause or outcome.
Dramatic Senate Rule Changes Stir Tennessee Legislature
In Nashville on March 26 two drastic senate rule amendments were proposed by McAlister to curb suspensions and to require a majority vote for certain actions, shifting from two thirds. Tom Tansil was named assistant reading clerk as the body also set a committee to study which entity may investigate state offices. The house advanced railroad commission power bills and workmen's compensation debate continued. a stock exhibition in Columbia highlighted livestock trade benefits.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Senate
McAlister
Davidson County
House
Tom Tansil
Williamson County
Railroad Commission
Imported jack adds to South Side Stock Farm sireline
The stud of South Side Stock Farm owned by Porter Bros has welcomed a fine imported jack from Oakwood Farm. The new animal is described as one of the best ever owned by Allen B. Harlan, a strong local endorsement of its quality.
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IMA Star
Dick Direct
Stamps
Direct Hal
Direct
Stella Hal
Tom Hal
Fenader
Hal
Star
Manly County
Pilatus
Tennessee
Bacharid
McEwen
Sallie Hal
Tirown Hal
Sallie Scott
Kramer
McMoen
Traveler
Maury County
South Side Stock Farm
Porter Bros
Oakwood Farm
Allen B. Harlan
Forty years with The Herald a Nashville reader
Captain Hughes writes from Nashville Tennessee on March 22 1915 to renew his Daily Herald subscription. He has read the paper for forty one years and hopes it will continue for many years. He encloses two dollars fifty cents and signs sincerely.
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Nashville
Tenn
The
Herald
Daily Herald
Lyon
Knob Creek Flood Records Scene of Heavy Rain
Reports from Knob Creek Carters Creek and Dowell’s Branch describe record-high flood levels after Tuesday night rain. Stores at Timmons and Darks Mills flooded with water up to ten inches deep. fences washed away and bridges damaged. Residents faced rising waters, with some forced to seek shelter in buildings as Duck River and nearby creeks feed the rising at Williamsport and beyond.
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Knob Creek
Carters Creek
W. A. Hayes
Xnob Creek
H. H. Timmons
Richard Haywood
Dowell’s Branch
Columbia
Scofield Frazier
Darks
Snow Creek
Williams Store
Santa Se Pike
Williamsport Pike
Fly
J. A
Bally Hill
Glenn Flening
Charlie Hull
McAlister Resolution Fails as Speaker White Rules
Nashville March 26 The McAlister resolution failed for lack of a constitutional majority. Speaker White refused to entertain an appeal. A movement to unseat the Speaker was indicated in the report.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
McAlister
White
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Fair Grounds
W. M. Tolley
R. R
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Mr. Bush
Targlow Stock Farm
Pulaski Pike
John Walker, Jr
Flem Sheegog
Looney
Weather Bureau
Washington
Ce Morgan
Maury Jacks
Oklahoma
Little Bigby Stock Farm
UA. Wright
Campbellsville Pike
Jones
John R
Jones Gentry
John
John R. Gentry
Maud Webster
Tom Webster
Ray Tom
Bledsoe
Tom Hall
Kittrell
Clark
Old Bald Stockings
Campbell
Andrew Jackson
Bonhomme
Sharley
Kinney
Roan
Pointer
Illyrian
Shawont
Harry Clay
Jeroine
Mlgrang
Red Pilot
Monogram
Pitt
General Garner
Bay Star
Negro Hoy
Soplin
Woodrow W
J. S. and
A. Wright
Bubserfte
Herat
Jack
South Side Farm
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Capt. Hughes
Srore
Timmons
Darks Mills
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