Louisville Boosters to Welcome One Hundred Automobiles
A Louisville Board of Trade meeting plans a grand welcome for the Louisville Boosters on the 25th. John W. Fry named to lead committees for entertaining city and business visitors, with an estimated hundred or more automobiles to escort the delegation to the court house and through The Dimple. Major speakers include Mayor Dedman and President Sloan.
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Dedman
Sloan
Board of Trade
Louisville
Loneville Board of Trade
W. F. Anderson
John W. Fry
Kentucky Colonels
Vol. Fry
Daily Herald
J. M. Dedman
Joe & Sloan
Nashville Boosters
Cmrd
Court House
Merchin
Louisville Busters
Rmittae
Cunningham
H. Foster
Jill Z Wooten
W. P. Woldridge
W Hood
Branch Satterfield
McCarty
Jim Andrews
Pf Mhatfin
J.P. Street
Cord Parks
Wh? Moore
Louis Barker
B. Stephens
W. S Beasley
H. B. Adams
J. ' Lining
T. B. Porgey
Bert Hin
Paul Ceol
W. P. Erwin
Erwin
W . Towler
A. B. Sowell
Harry Frierson
H. P Vieners
John L. Jones
C. A. Foreey
D Biddle
Crowd of names listed for unidentified purpose
A long list of individuals including McFall Hughes Jr Fleming Sr J B Sharp M E O a Williamson Dr J a Pillow John Fraser B B Regen Horace Armstrong and many others is provided as potential signatories or attendees. The note adds that more names may be added to the list by the chairman.
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W. C. Cherry
W.D. Cameron
F. Davis
A. H. Shields
EH. B. McLemore
C. Billington
Jim Fry
W. F. Anderson
Gordon Jones
W. B. Wooten
Willis Jones
Fleming
W. Warfield
Wiley Warfield
Nimrod Porter
Hinton Orr
W. W. Dyer
Sam Hardson
Guy Thompson
W. A. McClanahan
J.T. McKnight
A. W. Lipscomb
John Adkison
Mora B. Fariss
Sam Hayes
Frank Short
Ed Shannon
Henry Jones
A. B. Harlan
Dave Watkins
C. L. Dorteh
J. F. Porter
Clarence Akin
Fenton Campbell
Hugh Brown
Tom Napier
Sam Gray
Wheeler
E. H. Baker
Jeff
Kinzer
Léent
Troop Miller
A. H. Forgey
H. Giddens
John Gilbreath
Thurston Neelly
Dr. R. §. Perry
Will Perry
Carl Gilbreath
Bailey Adkisson
J. B Ashton
R. L. Hayes
C. A. Wright
Percy Brown
Allen Campbell
L. K. Sparkman
Cliff Jameson
Polk Godwin
Tom Harris
T. H. P. Johnson
W H. Lipscomb
Amos Timmons
Jas Latta
J. H. Bratton
H. D. McKennon
J. H. Sargent
J. B. Broks
Ben Fly
J. F. Tureman
Bill Haywood
Co. ¥. Clark
J. Tate Jenkins
J. Lem Thomas
W. J. Sowell
J. A. McFerrin
James Killebrew
J. J. Gray
Ustasl
Slump in Paice Wheat Amid Steady Hogs and Strong Cattle
May options close at $1.09% as Paice wheat falls three cents. Eggs firm with dealers paying 16.5 cents candled. Hogs steady after yesterday's drop. cattle show strength with light receipts. Reports from Bourbon Stock Journal via Louisville note top cattle at $1.05, hogs around $7.45, and assorted meat and flour quotes from Columbia and nearby mills.
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Bourbon Stock Journal
The
Herald
Louisville
Mower Parts Supplier Offers 30 Percent Savings
Mt Brrest Marto Vaughan Co reports a full stock of mower sections guards knives and parts for leading makes. Customers can save at least thirty percent compared with other agents' prices on these parts.
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Mt Brrest, Marto &Vaughan Co
Civic and Social Clean Up Campaign May Be Held Here
Nashville report states Columbia may host a civic and social clean up campaign led by Southern Sociological Congress experts. The effort aims to survey conditions and plan sanitization and moral and physical improvements over two to three days with a week of prep and a mass meeting. The Congress seeks to aid southern cities with municipal, health, and civic uplift through expert surveys and coordinated action.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Columbia
Southern Sociological Congress
New Orleans
J. B. McCulloch
Congress
Plans for Maury County Hog Cholera Association
Dr John P O Connor outlines a plan to form a Maury County Hog Cholera Control Association with 1000 members paying 3 dollars yearly. Funds fund a veterinarian at 1800 annually plus expenses, with serum bought at bulk rates to lower costs. Members receive veterinary care and serum treatment for hog cholera, and dogs exposed can be treated.
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Plans OF
Maury County
John P. O'Connor
Maury County Hog Cholera Control Association
Association
Alek
CAPT. J. A. M KAY CROSSES DIVIDE
Captain John A. McKay died Wednesday at his son Walter McKay’s home in Birmingham at age seventy five. The body will reach Columbia this afternoon and be taken to sister Mrs. George D. Colquit’s home for a Thursday morning funeral led by Dr. S. D. Logan. Burial will be in Rose Hill cemetery. He served as a Confederate soldier for four years. Survived by son Walter and daughters Mrs. Charles Faulkner of Birmingham and Mrs. Sam Latthone of Lead, South Dakota.
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John A. McKay
Walter McKay
Birmingham
Columbia
George D. Colquit
South Garden Street
S. D. Logan
Rose Hill
Colquit
Charles Faulkner
Sam Latthone
Lead
South Dakota
Systematic play debate over Montessori method
A mother questions why her child cannot play with another child amid a clash over Montessori versus free play styles. The other parent defends Montessori as orderly and structured, while labeling the other child’s play as unregulated and random.
Quotations Highlight Parental Block on Marriage
A terse exchange shows a father rejecting a marriage proposal while the daughter defends the suitor. The conversation hints at past actions and overlooked qualities, ending with the father's blunt assessment of the groom's worth.
Gainsborough’s Fame Built by His Bold Bat Draws
The note cites Gainsborough earning renown via his large bats, while a stray line questions if any modern artist adopts white spats like CayneT.
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Gainsborough
English Sues Turnpike Firm for 15000 Damages
Through attorneys Holding and Garner T W English sues the Columbia and Big Rigby Turnpike Company in circuit court seeking 15000 dollars after a bogey was backed off an embankment of the turnpike. The incident occurred during a recent accident involving Mr English.
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Holding
Garner
T. W. English
Columbia and Big Rigby Turnpike Company
English
Plain Exchange Sparks Mild Wordplay Across Table
A brief dialogue shows two men debating American themes and idiomatic phrases. One asks how the other likes America, and the reply notes the clarity of expression but critiques the figures of speech, suggesting understanding grows with exposure to daylight.
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America
Leader of Swat: Abkoond the Slayer
In historic lore the mightiest hunter rose as ruler through slaying. The bear killer and lion slayer led, each earning the title by prowess. The phrase points to Abkoond of Swat as the noted ruler.
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Abkoond
Swat
Confederate Veterans Elect Officials at 1917 Reunion
At the 1917 reunion in Birmingham Alabama General George P Harrison was named commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans succeeding General Bennett Young. Generals John P Hickman K M Vanzant and John Thompson Brown were named department and trans Mississippi commanders. Revenue plans and salaries were debated with consolidation of the Veterans and Sons of Veterans approved. The Columbia Ice and Cold Storage plant announced capacity to handle 15 000 cases of eggs and other products with old and new plants in operation.
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Birmingham
Ala
Pennsylvania Avenue
United States
Washington, D. C
Tulsa
Okla
Memphis
Tenn
George P. Harrison
Alabama
United Confederate Veterans
The
Veterans
Bennett Young
Louisville
Department of the Army of Tennessee
John P. Hickman
Tennessee
trans-Mississippi
K. M. Vanzant
Texas
Department of the Army of Virginia
John Thompson Brown
Virginia
Resolutions Committee
Veterans and Sons of Veterans
Sons
Executive Council
Jefferson Davis Home Association
John 8. Leathers
Kentucky
Columia Ice & Cold Storage Co
Penfield
North Main Street
Columbia
the Herald
Mrs L H Briggs Seeks 2500 Damages Against Globe and Rutgers
Mrs L H Briggs files suit in circuit court seeking 2500 from Globe and Rutgers Company. Attorneys are Holding and Garner. Subscribe for The Herald.
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Mra. L. H. Briggs
Globe and Rutgers Company
Holding & Garner
A Loser’s Diet and Doubts From The Old Dodger
Professor Pate quips that the average man aged 50 has eaten vast amounts of meat bread and vegetables and gallons of squid while the Old Dodger notes that despite all that effort no man builds a structure with universal neighbor approval.
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Pate
Dodger
German rubber famine forces new garter substitutes
Amid a rubber shortage in Germany caused by wartime scarcity, women face embarrassing stocking failures. Manufacturers test snake skins and other substitutes, but results are not successful. Many use ribbons or string to hold up stockings, a common Berlin street sight and burlesque topic.
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Rupver
Germany
Berlin
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Columbia Mil & Elevator Co
Ashton's Mille
City Mill & Grain Co
J. A. M’kay
Divide
Turnpike CO
Small’s Loan Company
Odd Fellows Building
South Main Street
Cook Outfitting Co
Barney
Washington
G. P. Harrison
New
N. Main ST
J. P. Hickman
Trans- Mississippi
Army of Virginia
L. H. Briggs
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