Home of New Creamery Will Soon Be Occupied
Work on the Maury Co-Operative Creamery advances with roof underway and installation planned soon. Shareholders express optimism, noting strong demand and increased stock, with many cows pledged to support the new industry.
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Villa Not Threatening Parral Message Says
Washington May 27 Francisco Villa not threatening Parral to the state of Chihuahua according to reports received by the state department Ignacio Barrques ex governor of Chihuahua ROW revolutionary command personals Mrs J W Graham of Canter Wyo visiting Mrs Graham of this city Mr and Mrs Leo Sowell have returned from a visit to New York and Boston Mrs Collins Kinter of Port Worth Texas arrived Thursday for a month's visit to relatives Columbia ai b are visiting relatives in Sant Pe Mrs Hutcheson will be remembered as Minx Rebenes Waters Mrs Scott Harlan of Philadelphia with daughter Miss Sarah Harlan of Nashville motored out to attend services of St John's Sunday Mrs A B Harlan and Mrs T H Mangrum spent Sunday in Nashville with her sister Mrs Tam Merritles ton of Jacks Tenn who is in a local infirmary A membered as Mrs Julia Shields Her many friends are distressed at the illness of her husband De Cunn and Mrs Oscar Cowsert have returned to Nashville after a voyage to Mise Ora Consort
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Francisco Villa
Chihuahua
State Department
Ignacio Bariques
Revolutionary Command
J. W. Graham
Canter, Wyo
Graham
Leo Sowell
New York
Boston
Collins Kinter
Port Worth
Pexss
Thurylay
Columbia Aib
Scott Harlan
Philadelphia
Ood
Sarah Harlan
Nashville
St. John’s
A. B Harlan
T. H. Mangrum
Tam Merritleston
Jacks, Tenn
Julia Shields
de Cunn
Oscar Cowsert
Dr. MM. Cook
W.T. Holland
W. M. Allen
Dia’ Holmes
Dorothy Hotlatia
Ney
W. T Ftolland
A Heline
Dai Lughter Oe Astita
BR. Itu Jr
B. Smith
Decatur
Pulaski
Martin College
Hike Been & Papa
Livestock and Poultry Prices Mixed at Nashville and Louisville Markets
The report notes slight rises in poultry and porker prices on both the Lontaine and Nashville markets while cattle trade remained slow and weak on the local scene. Hens quoted around 26 to 27 cents a pound, butter 27 to 29 cents, with cattle receipts light and sheep and lambs steady to slightly lower. In Louisville, cattle receipts were 160 head with a slow market, hogs about 1,800 head with steady to slightly higher quotes, and lambs around 18 dollars for spring lambs. Grain and dairy prices, including eggs, butter, and flour, are listed with various regional quotations.
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