Maury and Perry counties rally behind Greer for Senate
A Democratic resolution in Perry County on July 7 and a Maury County convention on August 6 affirm Greer as the county's choice for the Senate. The text defends the old districts plan, argues against cross-county manipulation, and urges orderly, representative selection while criticizing rival attempts and urging fair agricultural emphasis at the Maury County fair.
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Preserve the Forests And Droughts Threaten The Nation
The article argues forests control rainfall and flood risk, citing extensive investigations across nations. It notes that forest denudation increases floods and droughts, with the United States and India as examples, urging immediate reforestation to avert serious national problems.
May reduce police force and city offices discussed
Indications point to Judge Erwin seeking a second term as recorder with little opposition in November. A December start is planned for electing a City Marshal and Recorder, possibly merging the marshal and street overseer roles into a $60 monthly post, with candidates J Skyes Orman and Ed Morgan raised as possibilities. Morgan’s business ties may keep him from running.
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Develoy
Dudge Erwin
J. Skyes Orman
Erwin
Ealoons
Columbia
Morgan
John Latta
Ed Morgan
Forest conservation urged to avert flood damage
A long editorial extols forest preservation across Ohio and the Midwest to prevent floods and soil erosion. It warns that extensive logging in Appalachian areas worsens drought and disease, while urging reforestation and better land care as vital national policy. The piece also touches on personal liberty, divorce, and local political antics in Tennessee, Ohio, and Kentucky, noting pardons and election irregularities with a skeptical tone.
New Fall Millinery Show Attracts Crowds In Columbia
Andersen G Por presents a fall millinery event featuring hundreds of models. The display promises hats for every face and gown with the latest French Directorate influences and styles revived from a century ago, all at unusually moderate prices drawing favorable comments.
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Columbia
Tailor Makes Suits for Women of Fashion
A ladies' tailor offers robe and tailored suits for well dressed women, showcasing a range of styles and fabrics designed to elevate personal attire and evening wear.
Splendid Gain in Postal Receipts at Columbia Office
The Columbia post office reports the quarter ending Wednesday night shows the largest year over year rise in a year. Receipts rose about 300 dollars or six percent, suggesting potential for a 25 percent annual gain if continued. Three months ending Sept 30 totaled 4,720.78, surpassing 4,498.03 in 1907 before the panic. The office covered all expenses and held a net balance of 1,078 to be needed by Washington for postal expenses.
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Tennessee
Maury County
Agricultural Department
Columbia Post Office
Washington
Night ridercam joke stirs Clarksville gentry reactions
Observers describe a night ridercam joke as humorous to some Clarksville gentry while property owners harmed by the prank are expected to supply evidence of the incident and its impact.
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Clarksville
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Burdock Blood Bitters Promoted In Ad Copy
An old ad promotes Burdock Blood Bitters claiming it cleanses blood to renew skin and clarity. The copy emphasizes clear eyes, clear brains, and a cleansed body, urging male readers to subscribe for The Herald.
Little Lady Suits and Fall Dress Goods Sale
A busy department store advertises girls' suits for ages 11 to 17 in blues browns cardinals and greens from 15 to 20 dollars. It promotes silk waist sets 4 to 5 dollars, fall dress goods 50 cents to 1.50 a yard, and half price skirt or suit pieces plus sheet and fabric bargains for ready mades and ginghams. There is a shoe section highlighting La Bonita and Douglass shoes with prices from 2.50 to 4.00 and a closing out sale on boys winter clothing with deep discounts.
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la Bonita
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