Noted Berkshire breeder touts Maury county stock
J D B DeBow, the largest Berkshire raiser in Tennessee, visited Columbia and Maury County, praising the stock and the widespread interest in Berkshire breeding. He toured Flem Thomas, Jerre Holt, Mooreville, Charlie Hatcher, and Whitaker farms, inspecting herds, dairies, and breeders, leaving impressed with quality and enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. B. DeBow
Tennessee
South
Columbia
Nashville
Maury County
Berkshire
Cullooka
A. Flem Thomas
Patton Whitaker
Mr. DeBow
Flem Thomas
C. P. Hatcher
Jerre Holt
Coee
Blythewood
Charlie Hatchler
W. P. Erwin
Aduraion
Whitaker & Son
DeBow
Frost Covers County on Monday Morning
Sunday night brought partial cloud cover but frost appeared across county areas Monday morning. Officials expected no damage and noted condition was widespread yet non damaging across the region.
New Spring Carriage Promises Healthful Pleasure Ride
Amongst the Violet and Primrose in early Spring air a stylish trap or buggy offers healthful pleasure. Upgrade from the old buggy to a light easy phaeton or runabout from ROBINGON-McGILL BUGGY CO for a better outdoor experience and nature’s beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robingon-Mcgill
National Good Roads Federation elects Birmingham officers
In St Birmingham on April 23 the National Good Roads Federation named John H. Bankhead president and elected Del Metter as first vice president E J Watson as second vice president John W O Neil as third vice president J A Rountree as secretary W S Grubb as treasurer and Thomas L Cannon as managing director The meeting featured D W Shackleford on federal aid for roads and papers by E J Watson S M Johnson Samuel Lea F H Colcock J Asa Rountree and Solon Jacobs on road work and blast furnace slag as road base and other road improvement efforts Calomel and LIV-VER-LAX mention ends.
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Birmingham
Ala
Louis
United States
John H. Bankhead
Alabama
National Good Roads Federation
del M. Metter
Clifton
Ariz
E. J. Watson
Columbia
D. C
John W. O'Neil
J. A. Rountree
W. S. Grubb
Thomas L. Cannon
St. Louis
D. W. Shackleford
Missouri
R. Bernardt
Nome
Alaska
South Carolina
S. M. Johnson
Roswell
N. M
Samuel Lea
South Dakota
F. H. Colcock
J. Asa Rountree
Federation
Solon Jacobs
Dickson County Voters Approve 260000 Road Bond Issue
Dickson County Tennessee approved a 260000 road bond for highway improvements authorized by the legislature. The vote was light, with a 700 edge in favor as the county court prepares to appoint five road commissioners to lay out projects and issue bonds at five percent interest. The Cumberland Finance tax results showed 116 for and some against, while Dickson’s tally was 6512 for and 18 against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns, Tenn
Dickson County
Social Economy to be a Feature of Panama Exposition
San Francisco April 28. The Panama-Pacific Exposition 1915 will include a Social Economy exhibit centered on the Hygiene Group. It will cover public health, disease control, nutrition, infant care, sanitation, and industrial hygiene, highlighting the canal’s health campaign and broader lessons in municipal health and education. The exhibit aims to show comprehensive methods that kept workers healthy and enabled canal construction to proceed rapidly.
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San Francisco
Cal
United States
Colon
Panama
Canal Zone
Sclaow
Department of Banilation
Negroes in a Carving Match at Jim Nicholson Home
A carving match at Jim Nicholson's home Saturday night left Nichol son and Bill Hickman badly cut, especially Nichol son who could not attend city hall as the case was postponed pending his recovery. Both men sustained injuries to the head and face with Nichol son in the worst condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Nicholson
Nicholson
Bill Hickman
Isim
Tariff Primer Provokes Laughter in House Debates by Moore
In Washington on April 28, Pennsylvania Republican J Hampton Moore staged a tariff primer in the House, prompting uproar as Tennessee's Garrett acted as school principal while Lobeck asked to go out. Palmer favored the Underwood bill amid sugar trust allegations by Keating of Colorado.
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Washington
House
J. Hampton Moore
Pennsylvania
A. Mitchell Palmer
Representative Lobeck
Nebraska
Moore
Representative Garrett
Tennessee
Lobeck
Garrett
Palmer
Underwood
Keating
Colorado
United States
American Sugar Refinity Company
Trust
Michigan Man Declares Proof By Business Conditions
Kelly of Michigan and Mr Keating asserted they could prove the case through business conditions and facts tied to the beet sugar industry of Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Michigan
Keating
Fine Percheron at Mt. Pleasant
The Mt Pleasant Draft Horse Co offers its four year old Percheron Count Veronicy registered No 12082 for public service. The animal is described as the handsomest of the breed with great activity and endurance. The company, including Horace Cecil Ernest Kittrell James A English and W W Wilson, advertises fair dealings and notes many prize mule mares are descended from Percheron stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Horace Cecil
Ernest Kittrell
Jamey A Tneglish
W. W. Wilson
Taylor Sells Car to Co D Park in Nashville Today
Rube Taylor and Park are in Nashville to receive a five passenger Hudson car sold by Taylor to Mr Park. The 1912 model features the latest design with electric starter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rube Taylor
Park
Nashville
Taylor
WILSON'S FRECKLE CREAM PROMISES CURES
An advertisement claims Wilson's Freckle Cream removes freckles and fades tan and pimples with two jars curing severe cases. It guarantees results and urges readers to try the product sold by Stephenson Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
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Great Berkshire
B. Debow
County
Mooresville
Clarence Gracey
Berkshire Bunch
Frost
Maury
Officers For Road Federation
Panama Canal
Mound City
Life, Flow
Cass Henscley, CO
Congress
Tennessean
Tarife
Pennsylvanian
Draft Horse Company
Co. D. Park
Tephenson Bros
Stephenson Brus
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Co
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