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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1919

Page

2

Maury County Leads War Loan Push Above 140000

Maury County's Victory Loan campaign neared its quota of 516200 with several large subscriptions reported. D W Rhoftner of Mt Pleasant pledged 100000 and Gray of Rockdale contributed, while district leaders praised the effort as a remarkable mobilization amid initial apathy and slow momentum.

Maury County Kaivdn Wugens Andersom Anderaon Swan Tcouiénd Weir McKenmop McKennhon D. W.rhofner Mt Pleasant Gray Rockdale Im Waitle Mt. Pleasant Woolard Iag

Maury Carriers Invite to Shelbyville Decoration Day Meeting

Maury County carriers are invited to attend a Fifth Congressional District carriers’ meeting in Shelbyville on May 30, a national holiday. Delegates from the county plan to attend, with a large contingent expected via JnGlrd route. A county road board cooperation with the law is anticipated to keep roads in operation.

Maury County Shelbyville Aranngédo JnGlird Bedford County Road Board

Dowell Expression Pupils Win Medals

Dowell expression pupils won medals in an evening contest at the McDowell school. Judges included Henry Porter and Nise Rebecca Abar Pathy. Winners were Wille Ma, Hariann, and James Adkinson.

Allen McDowell School Minke Mira Henry Porter Nise Rebecch Abarpathy

Twice Wounded 18 BAK Returns to Service

In a wartime report a young recruit aged eighteen, previously wounded twice, is officially reenlisted after months of recovery. The article notes the Army’s pride in his return and the general officer’s satisfaction at welcoming him back to duty.

Luke Lea to Address Cadets at Commencement

Col Luke Lea will address cadets at the commencement ceremony to be held Sunday morning at the First Presbyterian Church. Dr David Scanlon pastor of the Moore Memorial Church will deliver the German sermon. Nashvilles Budapest reference notes an historic population shift from 200000 in 1914 to 2000000 today.

Col Luke Lea Urad Calintys C. M.A Hirst Presbyterian Hirch David Scanlon Pie Moore Nashvilles

Markets Show Sheep and Lamb Prices Slipping

Wednesday’s Daily Harald notes sheep and lamb markets softening with forecasts for June deliveries. Cattle prices sit about one dollar and fifty cents lower than a few weeks ago, while the industry hints at potential recovery despite weak lamb demand and pressure on feed costs.

Harald Austin Billy Lively

Ashton His a Saee in street collision

A man named Aubton was struck by a car on an Ashton street Tuesday afternoon. He attempted to step aside, was knocked down, and suffered injuries to his leg, knee, and foot. The car owner was not identified in the report.

Aubton

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