Personal notices from the region reveal travels and visits
F D Minor of March returns from Arkansas and Rd Erwin of Columbia attends a Houston reunion. W D Sloan of Cookeville drops by Columbia on business. Mr. and Mrs. M M Foster depart for Dallas for about two weeks. Margard Nell Passmore of Carters Creek and Elmie Flowers of Columbia visit Miss Ollye Harmon at Spring Hill. Ray Wolf visits Neshville. Mrs Armis Timmons spends a week with Mrs W J Lamb. T A Oldcomb, visiting from Santa Ana, California, returns home. Mrs J Emory Morris of Florence attends Priest Timmons wedding in Nashville and visits her mother, Mrs J Amis Timmons.
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F. D. Minor
Arkansas
Rd Erwin
Columbia
Houston
W. D. Sloan
Cookeville
M. M. Foster
Dallas
Texas
Margard Nell Passmore
Carter's Creek
Elmie Flowers
Ollye Harmon
Spring Hill
Ray Wolf
Neshville
Armis Timmons
W. J. Lamb
T. A. Oidcomb
Santa Ana
California
J. Emory Morris
Florence
Ala
Nashville
Ownership statement for The Columbia Herald 1920
Statement of the Ownership, Management, Circulation etc filed under the 1912 Act for The Columbia Herald Weekly at Columbia Tennessee. Names published: Publisher Columbia Herald Co Inc, Editor J Finney, Managing Editor J Finney, Business Manager W D Hastings. Ownership J J Finney and W D Hastings. No bondholders 1 percent or more. Sworn October 6, 1920.
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Columbia
Tenesee
Maliy
W. D. Hastings
Columba Merald and Thal
Wits
Columbia Herald, Co., Inc
Columbia,Tenn
Rditor
J. Finney
Columbia, Tenn
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Parks Fly engagement announced for Mary Thelma Garner
Mrs Laura D Fly announces the engagement of her daughter Mary Thelma Garner to Walter Fariss Parks. The wedding is set for October 28 1920 at 9 00 am at the First Methodist Episcopal Church Columbia Tennessee. Golden Wedding anniversary celebrated by Mr and Mrs E H Garner with daughter Misa Fannie May Garner hosting a large dinner party.
Wedding of Louise Sowell and Edward Turner Ends In Joyous Ceremony
The ceremony conducted by Dr. J. W. Cherry at the Methodist church featured a fern and flower altar and waxen candlelight. Maids of honor Louise and Carrie Sowell, ushers J Webster Turner and others. The bride wore beaver cloth and was given in marriage by her brother A L Haston. The groom entered with brother Edward P Turner. Afterward, the couple left for a Southern wedding tour and will reside with Mr. and Mrs. Edward P Turner Sr. The wedding gifts reflected community esteem. Mr. Turner is active in church and business, held in high regard locally.
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Robert J. Harlan
J. Webster Turner
Charles A. Sloan
Clifford Parsons
A. L. Haston
Edward P. Turner
Mendelssohn
Kelley
Mary Cooper Boyd
Turner
Mr. Turner
Elroles Nd
Harding For Rejection Of League Nations Speech
United Press des Moines Oct 7 Senator Harding declared the rejection and not an interpretation should be the fate of the league of nations covenant in a speech here. He answered Governor Cox's questions about scrapping the league with the retort that it had already been scrapped.
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Des Moines
Harding
Cox
League of Nations
Te Futale
Taylor assails Roberts tax plan in Tennessee campaign
Republican candidate Colonel Alf Taylor denounces the Roberts tax law as shifting burdens to farmers while city and corporate property pay less. He cites Lauderdale Putnam and Washington counties and accuses Governor Roberts of constitutional violations in appointing legislators. Supporters applauded the attack on the tax machine.
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Col. Taylor
Raleigh Selkirk Hopkins
Nashville
Washington
Tennessee
Louthan
Lauderdale
Putnam
Counies
Washington County
Senator Louthan
Roberts
Col Taylor Defends Elections Purity Amid Tax Debate
In a legislative discussion on taxation Col Taylor faced heckling about the Perce Bill. He replied that he voted to safeguard the purity of elections, prompting applause from the audience. Seventeen members of the legislature with political offices listened as he addressed other issues.
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Legislat
Col. Taylor
Record Attendance At Tennessee Fairs Breaks All Time High
Reports from division county and community fairs across Tennessee show attendance records shattered. Kovaville and Memphis fairs drew crowds and showcased improved livestock and farm products. Farmers organizations increasingly dominate exhibits signaling better cooperation and education. Dr. H A Morgan cites fairs as potent agricultural educators. Also notes North Carolina Equal Suffrage Association meeting and wealth voters group reorganization, plus a Boston housemaid ad offering limousine use and theater tickets.
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Tennessee
Kovaville
Memphis
H. A. Morgan
University of Tennessee
North Carolina Equal Suffrage Association
Greensboro
North Carolina League of Wealth Voters
Porker Prices Advance Today In Louisville And Nashville Markets
Porker prices rose twenty five cents on both the Louisville and Nashville markets after a recent decline. Top hogs at Louisville now bring 16.75 with throwouts down to 10.75. care market steady with unchanged quotations. Nashville reports hogs 14.26 to 15.65 for various weights, with throwouts at 11.00. Cattle and sheep receipts and prices listed for both cities, including 165 pound hogs at 14.75 and 120 to 165 pound hogs at 14.75.
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Louisville
Nashville
The
Herald
Death notice for Mrs Annie Phelan Galled in Nashville
Mrs Annie Phelan Galled dies at 55 in Nashville after years in Maury County. Survived by step-daughter Mrs Robert Cooper of Mt Pleasant and son Edgar Phelan of S. Funeral at Rose Hill Cemetery with brief grave service by Dr J H Barber. Pallbearers named W P Boyd B P Turner J Bovis Nicholson S T Maxwell J F Browlow Will Fleming Jr.
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Ann
Nashville
Phelan
Maury County
Ville
Baptist Church
Surise
Rober Cooper
Mt. Pleasant
Edgar Phelan
Rose Hill Cemetery
J. H .Barber
W. P. Boyd
B. P. Turner
J. Bovis Nicholson
T. Maxwell
J. F. Browlow
Will Fleming, Jr
Calf and cattle prices and farm produce rates ledger
A fragmented price list detailing calves cows and sheep quality grades plus widespread farm produce rates. Items include veal calves at 6 60 to 12 00, milch cows around 100 00 to 160 01, lambs 9 00 to 19 50, fat sheep 5 00 to 6 00, beef cattle and hides priced per pound or per unit, plus produce prices for eyes hens fryers butter and poultry, and grain and flour rates such as corn per barrel 6 00 and flour patent prices around 12 25 to 13 75 per barrel.
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