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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1917

Page

4

Economy and sacrifice urged by editor in food crisis appeal

The Columbia Herald echoes a London statist letter urging Americans, especially women, to conserve food and reduce waste to aid soldiers and Allies. It calls on Maury County and Giles County women to lead by example, cutting large dinners and parties to ease shortages and support the war effort.

America Belgium George Palsh London “Statist England Herald Maury County

Patriot citizens oppose profiteering in corn sales

A. J. Black, J. Nelson, L. C. Smith, and Dan Kimbrough are accused of refusing large corn sales at seven or eight dollars a barrel while selling small lots to neighbors at five dollars. The piece declares patriotic duty to aid neighbors and country, condemning war profiteering as unjust.

France Pulaski A. J. Black Minor Hill J. Nelson Aspen Hill L. C. Smith Stella Dan Kimbrough Wealley Fem

Enormous Loss of Fruit and Berries from Hail Storm

Horace Rainey reports severe hail damage across Bear Creek Pike orchards with about 95 percent of apples lost and cherry crops devastated. Strawberries also beaten to pulp as trees lose foliage and bark, threatening Columbia market supplies this season. City park plans on the April committee agenda were not ready to report and carry over to June.

Horace Rainey Raney Col. H. K. Bryson Mr. Rainey Bear Creek Columbia

Advance on iron products and Adrian wire fence

There will be another sharp advance soon on farm fence and all other iron products. We are still selling the celebrated Adrian wire fence at the same price we have made for the past three or four months. Large stock of all sizes on hand. St Street, Martin Vaughan Co.

Adrian St Street Martin @ Vaughan Co

Market Report Shows Hogs Firm and Cattle Steady

May 3 Louisville market notes a firm cattle market with light receipts and hogs steady to ten cents higher, tops at 15.50. Eggs and poultry unchanged. Wheat up five and a half cents from yesterday, corn and other grains listed with prices and per ton figures from local mills. Produce prices for eyes, butter, eggs and fowl included along with fur and field seed quotes.

St Louis Bourbon Stock Journal The Herald Louisville

Grain and Seed Prices Listed in Local Market

Red Top seed priced per pound. Blue Grans Seed at 1.85 dollars per bushel. Orchard Grass 2.75 dollars per bushel. Burt Oats 0.70 dollars per bushel. Alfalfa listed at 12.00 dollars per bushel.

Chattanooga White Lime Barrel Sale at Martin Vaughan Co

Chattanooga white lime sold at 1.10 per barrel. Barrel weight 183 pounds, 15 pounds more than standard. Sold by Martin and Vaughan Company on K Street.

Chattanooga K Street Martin & Vaughan Co

City Board of Education Meeting Adjourns Multiple Items

At Tuesday night’s meeting the City Board of Education continued nearly all major items. Prof R L Harris was authorized to set up next year’s faculty. further details on assignments and teaching staff were discussed for the upcoming school session.

Harris City Board of Education R. L. Harris

Hampshire School Closes Term With Public Exercises

Closing exercises of the Hampshire school term drew a large crowd as Prof W R Bourne addressed the gathering. Superintendent TM ham and County Agent Q J Forts spoke and meals were awarded to the winners. The evening concluded with a local talent play performed before a large audience.

W R. Bourne Hampshire

Lubricating Oils Stock Sells in Five Gallon Lots

Largest stock of lubricating oils in the city offered at five gallon lots. Martin and Vaughan advertise best traces and quick sale at their Street location.

Sret Martin & Vaughan

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