Legion Post Plans Memorial Day Graves Decoration
Memorial day observances by the American Legion and the Woman's Auxiliary are set for Sunday May 2 at 0 oclock with a joint session at the circuit court room. Committees were named to arrange the observance and fundraisers including poppy sales for French orphans. Five dollars from the Legion and an equal amount from the Auxiliary were allotted for graves in France.
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American Legion
Woman's Auxiliary
Court House
J. L Binsley
Clarence Watson
Felt Alderson
Hd Siuslue
France
Legion
Auxiliary
Circuit Court
Horace Frierson
William Oakes
Leon Way
Proving Greenew
Harry Turner
Otey J. Porter
Trenaiy
Phanders
Health and Vigor Win in The Race of Life
Health and vigor prospects rise as the ad promotes S.S.S. blood remedy to improve circulation and restore energy. It invites readers to start taking the tonic and request free medical counsel from the Chief Medical Advisor at 845 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Georgia.
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S.S
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Georgia
Two New Express Trains Alter Louisville & Nashville Schedule
The Louisville and Nashville adds two express trains operated by the American Railway Express Co. Train No 2 toward Nashville departs five minutes earlier and Train No 5 also arrives and departs five minutes earlier. The changes affect the passenger schedule and the new express services will run without passenger car service.
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Louisville & Nashville
American Railway Express Co
Fitzgerald Forms New Monument Company in Lincoln
IE E Fitzgerald organizes the Colum'lin Marble and Granite Co in Columbus with Dean and Micgeradd as partners. The firm buys the Neeley lot at South Main and Depot for a new monument works to serve statewide needs with Fredrik Wiley joining as designer and stoneworker.
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Columbit
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Colum ‘In Marble and Granite Co
bin ‘Olf
Hew
Depot Streets
Neeley
Foel
Fiteseralil
Fredrik. Wiley
McNeal Monument Works
Dean & Pieperolh Mfr
Wiley
Egnside
Piote
Werystone
Ae Estore
Saath
Train schedule adjustments modify arrival and departure times
The timetable updates affect several trains. No. 8 northbound becomes the express at 25 past the hour, with a ten minute layover, through service between Cincinnati and Montgomery. Other changes shift arrivals for Nos. 2, 5, 6, 11, 12 and the Devatt? Accommodation, with departures adjusted by five to ten minutes.
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Fragmented OCR Tale of Frostnasten and Looming Looting
A garbled OCR fragment mentions frost, looting, a timetable at 5:30 p.m., and a mother wasp referenced in a disjointed urban scene. Names, places, and coherent actions are unreadable, yielding a loosely connected, caption-like note.
County Board Faces Delicate Expense Budget Dilemma
County board members press for teacher contracts while awaiting county court action on the budget. They aim to keep expenses within the first year estimate, avoid general raises, and rely on the tax levy committee to guide the budget as delays persist and teachers seek positions at other schools.
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Tuly
Squire Henderson
Akin
Ayril
Will Accompany Hero's Body Home
A deformed report states John Wooten will transport the body of his son Lieutenant James C. Wooten from New York to a local ceremony. The funeral details include a procession and naval honors, with reference to a May 7 event in New York and a distant ceremony near the family home.
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John T. Wooten
New York
Body OF Son
Peon Weleatiay
Daly
John
Wooten
Jamee C. Wooten
Linwleneet Wonton
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Arcite
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York
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Assessor Williams Reevaluates County Property For June Board
From Wednesday's Duly Herald, Tax Assessor Williams is busy preparing for the county board of equalization on the first Monday in June. He is conducting a complete reevaluation of all area property and personalty as realty assessments from last year are adjusted to new values. Delays arise from rental market changes since the year start, but reductions are expected. The tax levy committee awaits these figures to set the levy. Once approved by the board, the tax committee will meet.
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Duly Herald
Williams
County Board of Equalization
Waliians
Dune
Gulleoka School Ends Session With Programs
The Gulleoka school closes for the session with awards for top pupils in the first grade and a series of programs planned. Mrs Harwell Park and other teachers include musical performances as part of the final activities.
Tanlac credited by Dennis for recovery in Chattanooga notice
Dennis of 203 Lyerly St Chattanooga Tennessee formerly of Mobile Alabama states Tanlac restored his health after ten months of malaria and weakness. He reports his appetite returning sleep improving and weight gain after five weeks on Tanlac.
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Lyerly St. Chattannooga
Tenn
Mobile
Ali
Tanlac
Mr. Dennis
Tanlae
Attunooga
Alam
Tarlac
Packing Times From Season Materials Noted
A fragment notes packing times vary by material with season and rough usage and suggests green lumber alters durability. The text hints at comparative efficiency, indicating arbor stant rough usage affects measurements.
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Arbor
Tsom Community Club to Hold Important Friday Meeting
An important meeting of the Tsom community club will be held Friday evening to discuss business of much importance. Plans for the annual community fair next fall before the county agricultural day in Columbia are expected to be made. Full attendance is requested.
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Daily Herald
Tsom Community Club
Columbia
Oftcans
Goad Seeks Damages for Personal Injury
Constable W J Good files a suit to recover damages from Seaton Mower for injuries and property damage from a March 7 automobile incident due to alleged negligence. Goad was thrown from a bogey and confined to his room for days.
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W. J. Good
Institut
Seaton Mower
Seaton
Goad
Cold Weather Stunts Red Clover in County
Local farmers report cold weather harming red clover and white clover in fields. They fear stunted growth could reduce hay yields and affect meadow crops, with possible effects on other forage like timothy and red clover hay.
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