Armistice Day celebration planned by Legion post
Herbert Griffin Post of the American Legion meets at the courthouse to outline Armistice Day events on October 20. Gen Lawrence D Tyson and Capt G Browning are invited as speakers. A uniform parade by service members is planned, followed by dinner and a Legion meeting. Jesse Rayburn is appointed to arrange participation in the Odd Fellows parade and requests servicemen to notify him promptly.
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Odd Fellows
Jesse Rayburn
Herbert Griffin
American Legion
Court House
Lawrence D. Tyson
Knoxville
G Browning
Huntingdon
Geh
Tyson
Tennessee
Capt
Browning
Theras W. Sims
Congress
Legion
Jeseo Jayburn
West Ninth Street
Rayborn
Deley
Miss Katherine Morrow Hosts Mt Pleasant Guests
Miss Katherine Morrow of Mt Pleasant and Miss Velma Prentice of Spring Till were guests of Miss Alms Morrow Sheuhay on an informal visit.
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Katherine Morrow
Mt Pleasant
Mine Velma Prentice
Spring Til
Alms Morrow Sheuhaay
Rutledge to Return to Columbia as Insurance Partner
C P Rutledge, longtime Columbia insurance agent now in St Louis, has bought an interest in the Columbia Insurance Agency with W H Wilson and T Ed Gordon. He will return in about ten days and take an active part in the business. He is an elder in the Presbyterian church and a respected local businessman. Mrs Rutledge is widely related in the county.
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P. Rutledge
Columbia
St. Louis
Columbia Insurance Agency
W. H. Wilson
T. Ed Gordon
Rutledge
Presbyterian Church
County Court may recess next Monday
The county court may adjourn next Monday due to agricultural day. Some members want more time to study the report and there could be routine business only. Opposition to any adjournment is possible, with a short session or an early break depending on votes.
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Tay
Springfield rifle wins world rifle championship at Antwerp
Sergeant Morris Fisher of Estown Ohio using the standard Springfield rifle won the world free rifle championship at Antwerp Belgium. Ninety shooters from thirteen nations competed. Fisher scored 996 of 1080, seven ahead of Larsen of Denmark, the first time a military rifle and an American team member has won.
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United States
Morris Fisher
U. S. Marines
Estown
Ohio
Antwemp
Belgium
Fisher
Larsen
Denmark
Harry K. Pickett
The
Seal Soldiers
Memphis
Tenn
Columbia Elks Big Meeting Draws Many Applicants
Columbia Lodge of Elks plans a large meeting this evening with fifteen candidates awaiting initiation and several applicants up for voting. Exalted Ruler UM Jones urges all Columbia Elks to attend as other important business will be addressed and the schedule reverts to weekly Monday meetings.
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Columbia Lodge of Elks
Order
Elkdom
Jones
Columbia
Foster Fleming Goes From Navy to Farming in Ashwood
Foster Fleming son of Mrs. Joseph W. Fleming of Ashwood has returned from three years service in the U S Navy. He enlisted in 1917 and spent most of his time in European waters. He served with the fleet when troops were brought home from Archangel and guarded American interests in Southern Russia during Bolshevik advances. Fleming has traveled France England Russia Turkey and other nations but now plans to settle in Maury county to farm. He will trade the mowing machine for calm plowing instead of storms.
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Daily Herald
Foster Fleming
Joseph W. Fleming
Ashwood
Uncle Sam's Navy
Navy
Europe
Archangel
Russia
Odessa
France
England
Turkey
Fleming
Maury County
High School Loses To Jones High Of Lynnville 9–0
Jones High School of Lynnville defeated Coach Hardison's squad by nine to nothing in the first grid contest of the season played at South Side Park. The hosts failed to score but showed fight and will bolster the team in coming weeks as practice continues and strengthening is expected. De E. A. Timmons, stand chairman of the Odd Fellows committee, left today for the state Hoerton.
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Jones High School
Lynnville
Hardison
Warriors
South Side Park
de E. A.timmons
Non Committee
Odd 1 Fellows
Olatoa! Hoerton
Great Young Bull Bought for Whitaker Jersey Herd
Patton Whitaker, buyer of the Major A. N. Akin place on the Mt. Pleasant pike, will start Monday on a modern residence and dairy barn project at his Lytle Creek Stock Farm. He plans to improve his herd with pure bred Jerseys and recently purchased a top young bull from the Murray Farm sale at Lewisburg, touted as one of the finest in Maury county.
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Patton Whitaker
A. N. Akin
Mt. Pleasant Pike
Whitaker
Lytle Creek
Jerseys
Murray Farm
Lewisburg
Maury County
Prince of St. John
Oxford
Whiteker
Jersey
Padgett returns to Washington with granddaughter Ida Gardner
Mrs. L. P. Padgett has returned to Washington accompanied by her granddaughter Miss Ida Phillips Gardner. Miss Mary Louise Gresham recently departed for Washington to attend outer Fairmont College for ladies.
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Mary Louise Gresham
Washington
Outer Fairmont College
Ladiea
Dusky Damsels Demand Delinquent Dues
Aula Gray of Hoptown Kentucky and her companion from the capital visited Columbia to seek payment for services rendered with the Great United Shows. Azalia spoke with County Court Clerk Lipscomb and Judge Orr, leading to a decision to pursue civil action against the management for the $20.50 owed to Agatia and Lelia.
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Aula Gray
Hoptown
Uelia Robertson
Columbia
Justlee
Azalia
Lipscomb
Avalia
Leste
Cates Confers With Women Leaders
Gen. Chas. T. Cates Jr spoke here this afternoon in the interest of the democratic ticket and attended a conference this morning with Democratic women suffragists at Camille Herndey's home. He discussed getting women of the party to vote in the coming election, arousing new interest among attendees.
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Eral
Chas. T. Cates, Jr
Camille Herndey
Cates
September 1911 Weather Report Shows Warmer Month
Official observations from Rahway note September 1911 warmer than normal with mean 74.5 degrees and a rainfall of 2.6 inches above average. The period featured eight clear days and seventeen partly cloudy days, while September 11 and 12 posted high and low extremes.
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Daily Herald
Mra
J. W. Fleming
Rahwoo
Uo Dager
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