Morgan elected president of University of Tennessee
The Columbia Herald endorses H A Morgan for University of Tennessee president, praising his leadership in agriculture and public service, noting his loyalty during the war and broad influence across Tennessee politics and education. It argues his presidency would advance the university and state.
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Morgan
Fiarcourt A. Morgan
University of Tennessee
Brown Ayres
Friends
The
H. A. Morgan
State University
Tennessee
College of Agriculture
Herald
Agricultural Department
Woodrow Wilson
Ger
America
Food Administration
University of Tawne
Maury County
Stort
Iwon
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Mt Pleasant Hosts Welcome Dinner For War Heroes
Mt Pleasant residents and nearby communities gave a large welcome to Sixth Seventh and Tenth district soldiers with a big barbecue, speeches and a countywide celebration in a grove near Ridley. Speakers praised Tennessee and Maury County’s wartime efforts, while a full crowd enjoyed food and a final ball game in the rain-free hours, with free transportation for all attendees.
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Mt. Pleasant
Occasson
Ridley
Placy Meare
Dan W. Meer
Herogsa
Shofmer
Major LeRoy
Hammon Woldier
Dawyer
Maury County
Percy
Chandler
Tennessee
EK. Stephens
Y. MC. A
Elmore
Ateration Army
Thomas Y
Salvation Army
Rufus Lovell Farm Sells At Public Auction
The Rufus Lovell farm of 272 acres on the Lewisburg pike near Columbia sold at public auction to O E King for 26200 after previous tract sales. Lovell bought last fall for 26000 and nets about 1800 from this year’s crop. Sale terms include 5300 cash January 1920 and 21000 in seven annual payments.
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Rufus Lovell
Lewisburg Pike
Columbia
Figners Realty Co
O. E. King
Fayettevile
Prof
E. P. Rose
McCains
Lincoln County
Lovell
King
Miguels Realty Co
Figuers
Ford
Lincoln
jbdsi@pd
Madry
Hampshire Pike
Aapton
Sims Latta
Maury County
Cok R.E. Moore
Rf, Moore , & Sons
Moore
Piquers Realty Company
Anna Knox
Casualty List Reports Private Ollie Savage Wounded
Private Ollie Savage of Culleoka is reported slightly wounded in today’s casualty list. Next of kin listed as Mrs Salie Savage.
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Ollie Savage
Culleoka
Salle Savage
Maury Countian Gifts 25000 to Centenary Mission Fund
Maury Countian Jet J. Gray of Rockdale donated 25000 to the Centenary Missionary Fund via Mt Pleasant church, with 5000 routed to boost weak charges in the Mt Pleasant district through Joe Frank Porter. Mrs Gray added 1500 through Mt Pleasant church. Gray, a major Methodist donor, also supported Atlanta University and the Church's war fund, while aiding local draft duties. Durham and Hallowell items note music theft and wheel theft respectively.
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Centenary Missionary Fund
Tan
Jet J. Gray
Rockdale
Mt. Pleasant
Gray
Joe Frank Porter
Porter
Ter
Firay
MS. Pleasant Church
Mr. Gray
University of the Church At
Atlanta
University of the South
Pimples Signal Blood Purifier Remedy Ad
An old time ad promotes a vegetable blood purifier claiming pimples warn of sluggish blood and promising cleansing effects. It urges readers to visit 725 drug store for S. S. bottles and offers free medical advice through a director.
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Eildres
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Columbia, Herald Company, Inc
J. J. Fin ‘Lay
W. D. Hastings
Boum
Ee KL. Finney
W.D. Hartin
North Wale
Stephens
Citheens
Indianapolis
Es Bort
Theves
C. E. King
Rose OF M'Gains
Lovell Gought
Casualty
John Fraser
Fies & Son
Columbias
New York
Milan
Maury Countain
Jeff J. Gray
Tennested Conference
Durham
Trinity College
Hallowell
Maine
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