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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1920

Page

2

Labor conflict fuels Tennessee governor support stance

The Columbia Herald defends Gov. Roberts amid criticism from labor groups over oath fidelity and law enforcement. It asserts his loyalty to law and order after streetcar strikes, rejects labor-union privilege claims, and stresses equal protection under the state constitution.

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Road Contract Sparks county road funding dispute

An editorial reviews highway costs proposed for Maury County, noting a planned $12 per mile estimate rose to $24 per mile due to inflation and bidding errors. It describes state and federal aid conditions pressuring local voters to raise funds to secure $300,000 in matching money and questions the wisdom of expensive boulevards versus farm-to-market roads.

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Christian Woman Called 10 Beyond

Mrs. Kate Jones Stephenson of Ashwood near Midway Kentucky died May 6, 1920 at seventy nine. Funeral at Zion Church May 9 conducted by Rev Clyde Johnson and Rev MP Hall with interment in Zion churchyard. Widow of John J Stephenson she remained a devout Zion member and beloved home maker. Her brother was Thomas N Jones Clark Jones and James Jones the surviving sibling.

Kate Jones Stephenson Martin Midway Zion Church Clyde Johnson MP. Hall Columbia Dso Ashwood John J. Stephenson Thomas N. Jones Clark Joes James Jones Old Zion Churchyard

Young Woman Dies After Eight Week Illness Near Mateh

Miss Davie May Agent aged sixteen died Wednesday at 4 o clock at her parents residence near Mateh after an illness of eight weeks. She was a Christian church member with many friends. Survived by her father two brothers and two sisters. Funeral Thursday at 11 o'clock at Hardison cemetery conducted by Elder Newt Derryberry. Burial in family burning ground. Maury Undertaking Company in charge.

Davie May Mateh The Christian Church Hardison Newt Derryberry Maury Undertaking Company

Work on Bridges 10 Begin Immediately

County court orders immediate repair of ten bridges with Manitay start. Two bridges in the seventh district are down and to be replaced by concrete structures. The county highway commission aims to repair gradually to avoid heavy taxpayer burden. Estimated year cost around 25 000 dollars. Warrants totaling 18 500 dollars at six percent interest will cover bridge expenses.

Couity Court Manitay

Walter Direct Sires Two Fast Pacers and Dies at Tolley Farm

A Horse Review report honors Walter Direct as the premier pacing sire of his era. It notes Napoleon Direct 1:59% and Grace Direct 2:00% as top offspring and predicts Grace Direct may push two minutes this season, potentially giving Walter Direct two two minute pacers. The piece also covers his stud career moves from Columbia Tennessee to Tolley Farm and his untimely death at twenty. It outlines Maury County Democratic plans for a delegates convention versus mass meeting to select delegates for the Nashville state convention and potential primary timing.

Waller DE Veet Tolley Parm Horse Review Hin Tae Grace Direct Tolley Farm Walter Direct Th Horse Review Columbia, Tenn Chaitin Ros Chaffin Bros Col James Haxelton Frankfort Ind Law Falley Tollay Columbia Direct Hal Napoleon Direct Napoleon Grace Walter Hal the Assessor Maniv Toh Col. Armstrong Walter Annie Laurie Merry Spy Jessie Hallie D Hallie Direct Pat Carmody Merry Direct Ernal Lkely Nashville Maury County County Democrate Executive Committee Newt Court House Edward D. Looney Elvenic Chumbla Tenn County Lecoming Looney Chatman Democratic

DIMPLE TE 60 NEW HOME AT SOUTH GARDEN STREET

The Dimplete 60 Creamery Company moves to a new plant on South Garden Street in a highly complete building. A grand opening is planned with the public invited to see the complete process from litter to ice cream making. Manager Lavelli stresses parity and quality and invites customers to witness safeguards and standards firsthand.

Dimelee Cream & Creamery Company South Garden Street Lavelli

Papil nurse sought for King's Naughters hospital

The superintendent of the hospital seeks a Papil nurse for Yor fall service. Information is requested from the superintendent. Lagat.

Lagat

Aberdeen-Ai sus cattle sale eyed for August at Ames

Tennessee Beef Breeders Association secretary Woper discussed arrangements for Aberdeen-AI sus cattle sales in August. Elk Valley Farm at Lincoln County hosted the recent sale led by J R Smith Jr with Repeater the $25,000 Hereford bull. Fifty head averaged about $500 with buyers from Missouri Indiana Georgia Alabama Virginia Iowa Kentucky and Tennessee. Susong Morristown bought Bonie Lass for 1500 and Keeley Virginia was a major buyer.

Woper Tennessee Beef Breeders’ Cattle Assertion Cooms Sooper Xtension Virginian Town State College Ames South Elk Valley J. R. Smith, Jr Lincoln County Missouri Indiana Georgia Aubama Virginia Iowa Kentucky J. Ro Susong Morristown Tenn E.R. Keeley

Bryant's Station Community Club Forms With 38 Members

Bryant's Station community club organized with thirty eight members at a lively Tuesday meeting led by county agent Evan A. McLean. Officers elected include William Jones as president TF Agnew as vice president and Sallie Orr as secretary. The group plans regular meetings on the second Friday each March month. Local guests Coy Smith of Nashville and others assisted with activities and demonstrations.

Bryant

Big Picnic and Meeting of the Membership Planned

The Middle Tennessee Experiment Station hosts a summer conference with a rural picnic. Directors of the County Council plan multiple farm community meetings across the year with a general conference for all members. The Enterprise gathering on May 29 features Gov. Roberts as chief speaker, a musical program, and a free barbecue at noon.

Middle Tennessee Experiment Station Anterdring Comuny Club Council of Agricuture Maney County Counci Enterprise Gov. Roberts Uye Te County Council

County court directs plan to advance county agriculture

The county court directs work to advance agricultural interests and set up new quarters at the court house. Directors will meet soon to review progress led by Judge Whiltoria, Dr. Walter B. Woldrodga, and William Ridley. Substantial estimates and planning have already been prepared to ensure timely completion.

Whiltoria Walter B. Woldrodga William 2 Ridley Plang Anjele

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