Tennessee Corn Clubs Grow Prize Money and Farms
The river side grounds host a May 21 afternoon match between Century Club and County Officials deputies at Riverside park. Ivy Players drafted, strong lineups listed. Demonstration farms expect 1 to 20 acres each with $3,000 prize pool. J M Dean coordinates county corn club work across eighteen counties with about eight hundred boys enrolled.
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Riverside
Ivy
Anottier
Tood
Columbia
Century Club
Faucett
Betts
McGehee
Williamson
Secon
Dyer
Thomas
Haynes
Granberry
Padger
Zeltler
Looney
Dooley
Crews
Erwin
Rigsby
Morgan
Moore
Puryear
McFall
Farris
Burns
Richardson
Riverside Park
J. M. Dean
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Middle Tennessee
Herald
Dean
Woodbury
Cannon County
Wll
Bills to Protect Migratory Birds Move Through Senate and House
The migratory birds protection bills, sponsored by Senator McLean in the Senate and Congressman Weeks in the House, have cleared committee. Advocates warn that insect pests cost the nation billions and urge swift action to curb bird slaughter and protect crops and education funding. A reader testimonial cites Burdock Blood Bitters as a remedy for dyspepsia.
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United States
BV. Visart
Arkansas
Mississippi
Louisiana
McLean
Seenate Committee
Union
Failore
Costa
Twenty Dollar Bill Taken From Gallery Display Case
Between Saturday night and Monday morning a display case at Dainwoods photograph gallery was unlocked and a pocket book containing a twenty dollar Confederate bill was taken. No suspects listed. Local police investigating the theft.
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Dainwoods
Caperton Sailed As Naval Commander In Big War Time Career
Capt William B Caperton long serving naval officer profile. Born Tennessee 1871 entered Annapolis 1871 graduated 1875. Commanded vessels from Trenton to Maine and Marietta served on Miantonomah Vesuvius Essex and more. Participated in Queen's Jubilee 1897 Alaska Central America Pacific duty and Spanish War service. Also inspected ordnance and led naval boards before retiring in 1912.
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Newport
William B. Caperton
Newport Herald
Caperton
Naval Academy
Tennessee
Hartford and Powhattan
North Atlantic
Constellation
Texas
United States
U. S
Oxsipce
Homestead Steel Works
Linden Steel Works
Pittsburgh
Steel Inspection Board
Washington
Bruce Board
Navy Yard
Essex
Marietta
West Indies
Central American
Naval
Mississippi River
Cairo
Mil
St. Paul
Miinol R River
Denver
League Island Navy Yard
Cleveland
Manila
Mediterranean
Suez Coas
Maine
Cavite
P. 1
Alabama
Special Service
Conway H. Arnold
Ght House Board
Naval Examining and
Poarde
Hatcher Raises Fine Berries at Local Farm Visit
Charles P. Hatcher, a prominent lawyer and farmer, delivered a box of fine strawberries to The Herald office this morning. The berries were large, well developed, and notably luscious, reflecting a successful season on his farm.
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Charles P. Hatcher
Herald Office
Origin of colors in Yellowstone Park due to plant life
Publication by the Interior Dept asserts that algae growth at various geyser basin temperatures explains the brilliant colors in Yellowstone. Algae thrive where water cools, with white filaments near heat and orange to emerald hues in cooler flows. Colors in Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone arise mainly from mineral matter and long weathering of rhyolite walls.
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Yellowstone National Park
Department of the Interior
Mammoth Hot Springs
Yellowstone Park
Echilla
Sverre
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone
Canyon
Park
Methodists Ban Tobacco And Reform Conference Actions
The general conference debated governance and unity within the Methodist Episcopal Church. A motion sought inquiry into Bishop Neeley, while a tobacco ban was adopted for all general conference offices. The body also backed continuing missionary work in Roman and Greek Catholic regions despite Edinburgh Ecumenical Conference opposition.
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Episcopal
New Orleans
Union of
Methodist Episcopal Churches
South
Robert
Methodist Episcopal Church
Edinburg
Flagged Train Incident Prompts Patent Remedy Pitch
An Ohio man tore off his shirt and flagged a passing train while claiming to have averted a wreck using Electric Bitters. He credits the tonic with curing stomach, liver, and kidney troubles after bad health, praising four bottles as transformative. Sold for 50 cents at Woldridge Co.
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Ohio
Ack
Aie H
Alston
Raleigh
N.C
Woldridge Co
Windows Smashed by Sympathizers at Nashville Foundry
Sympathizers in Nashville smashed windows at the Jones Hopkins foundry on First Avenue and Monroe Street. Moulders Martin Byrd and Hirsball Babb, once employed by the firm, started a near riot Thursday afternoon and threw rocks at strikebreakers while intoxicated.
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Nashville
Jones & Hopkins
First Avenue
Monroe Street
Martin Byrd
Hirsball Babb
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Cardus
Chattanooga Medicine Co
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Tema
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Ruherohe
the Herald
Phoenix National Bank
Senate
Burdock Bloor Billers
J.B. Walker
Sunbury
W. B. Caperton
Naval Station
Uncle Sam
London
Wright Health
Jersey
Children
F. Swansburg
Prop
Golors
Church Council
Jones & Hopkins Foundry
Farmer
Cumberland ‘Telephone É& Telegraph Company
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Hove
Ain, Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Co., (Incorporated
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