Bond Approval Moves Andrews Annex Construction Forward
School board action on a bond to fund the Andrews Annex prompted lengthy discussion over bond acceptance by Wall & Jeter contractors. The meeting adjourned with ratification expected by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen and the city liable for bond execution.
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Andrews Annex
City Wall
Board of Mayor
al- Vermea
Wall & Jer
Andens
D. Adkieson
City Aumey Agh
Lee Webster
Cherry
Adkisson
Neaguon
Ims
Webster
Nebster
W. ©. Salmon
Wall & Jeter
Andrews
Ford bids on Mysel Shoals to aid unemployment solution
Henry Ford, the automobile maker and owner of the Detroit Toledo and Ironton railroad, says he will teach Mysel Shoals a lesson in solving unemployment if the government grants his claim. Powerful interests oppose Ford’s bid, led by large powder and steel manufacturers who fear adverse effects on Muscle Spouts development and their own business.
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United Press
Washington
Henry Ford
Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad
West Virginia
Ford
Detroit
Community drives road rebuilding in Fourth District
Public spirited citizens contribute gravel and labor to reconstruct a river crossing road from the covered bridge across Dock river to Leftwich. About 25 teams haul gravel at no cost, with donors including gravel bar owners. A community dinner honors workers as leaders like Largell and Hardison push a new highway toward Taftwich and Lafayette.
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Wilkes
Phare
Leftwich Bridge
Cokiehia
Mick Lirgell
Will Mulock
Gorton Brothery
Emery
Withieo Sewell
Pryants Staton
Taftwich
Maury County
Luttwiel
Andrew 4
Hardison
County Bound of Education
Ee Seok
Walter Hardison
Tyindiela
Gray
Lafowlel
Columbia
Hryants
Lewisburg Pike
Farmers urged to borrow for feeder cattle, improve prices
A veteran farmer advises that farmers can secure better prices by borrowing to buy small feeder cattle rather than selling corn and roughage now. He says current feeder prices look favorable, with low carrying costs and a likelihood of selling well next spring, though he admits uncertainty about the market.
Fire destroys Kinzer family home at Santa Fe
Gen Kinzer, a prosperous Santa Fe farmer, returned with his wife Trem Sut Hayschon Mast to find their home burned. The blaze, likely starting from a defective flue, caused about 2500 dollars in damage. Insurance only partly covers losses including furnishings and household goods.
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Trem
Hayschon
Gen. Kinzer
Santa Fe
Paralysis Fatal to Senator Philander C Knox
United Press reports the death of Senator Philander C Knox of Pennsylvania after a stroke at his home. He had been in a momentary decline and died within an hour in Suton after a recent return from vacation in Moglaud. colleagues recalled his steady conduct and support for reform.
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Philander C. Knox
United Press
Suton
Knox
Pennsylvania
Nox
Jers Chat
Moglaud
Tie
Senate
Lal
Unemployment Conference Split Over Wage Cuts
Washington October 18 The national unemployment conference divided sharply on proposing wage reductions. Employer members issued a statement arguing wages must fall in line with prices, signaling a contentious stand amid the broader debate.
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United Proes
Washington
National Unemployment Conference
Misses the Herald More Than Her Meal
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FO. Daniel
Cileioka
Daniel
Ian
Daffy
Fyraid
Nashville Mecca Soldiers of This County
Ex service men plan to see Marshal Foch and Admiral Beatty in Nashville as the county prepares for a visit, aiming to honor military leaders and veterans with a public assembly and ceremonies. Local officials express anticipation for the historic event and invite community attendance.
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Nashville
Mecca
Marshal Foch
Admiral Beatty
Auction Notice for Blooded Animals on October 20
A public auction will offer more than fifty blooded animals for sale. The event, organized by Maury Jerseys, will occur at the receptacle for in readiness mail and house for big sale numbers.
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Maury
Maury County
Jersey Breeders Association
County Council of Agriculture
Middle Tennessee Experiment Station
Department of Animal Industry
State of
Tennessee
Joseph Ballanfant
Jersey
Twentyth Division members to march in Nashville parade
Maury county plans a large contingent from the Thirtieth Division to accompany the army in the Nashville parade on November 4. Many veterans who served in various artillery units will join, with Clarence Watson coordinating uniforms and equipment, and Joe Beaty assisting in command roles. The event will honor World War I heroes as part of the grand procession reviewed by Marshall Foch and Admiral Beatty.
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Maury County
Nashville
Theatt
Diith
Feta Artillery
Mitral Beaty
Sutlend
Nistor
Eile
Nestivilly
Clarence Watson
Watson
Marassal Foch
Admiral Heetty
Nother Herald Boy Climbs Ladder to Fame
J Broving Créentun of The Herald has risen from a young boy to assistant cashier at Columbia Bank 2 Trust Company. He has served faithfully for years and earned promotion to teller at the same bank. Carl A. Rass elected paying teller. praised for diligent service and popularity as a banker in the county.
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J. Broving Créentun
Tonner Carrige
The
Herald
Wheter Nuteh
Het
Columbia Bank 2 Trust Company
Greenlaw
Ellergy
Carl A. Rass
Ross
Hampshire Bank Aid
Iret Methiniat Ereh
Claude M. Jones Moves Residence
Claude M. Jones relocates from West Sixth Street to a new home on Garden Street. The notice references Chander M. Jona and Mire Punile but provides unclear dates or additional details about the move.
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Claude M. Jones
Chander M. Jona
West Sixth Street
Locup
Mire Punile Page
Garden Street
Patrolmen to move quarters to court house offices
Mayor W O Cherry announced in the morning that patrolmen will be relocated from city hall to the sheriff's office at the courthouse. The change aims to provide quicker police presence and easier location of officers. four telephones will be installed in the sheriff's office and numbers released as soon as set.
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Wlay
Hive
Hox
Columbia
Ory
Peteons
Postofice
Court House
W. O. Cherry
Ouce
Much Street Work on College Hill
Progress of College Hill reports considerable street work in progress. A large number of workmen are employed in improving streets and making other improvements. Additional fire hydrants are being installed and steel sheets twice built according to residents in that section.
Stirring school talk by Dr Kerr at Central High
Dr Kerr of the Nashville MLC delivered a stirring chapel talk at Central High School on Wednesday morning. He spoke with energy, struck the right keynote, and his address to the students drew hearty applause.
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Central High School
Dr. Kerr
Nashville
MLC. A
Community Singing Planned in Sawdust Valley
A community class will be organized at Sawdust Valley on Monday October 17 by Prof. Albert A. Robinson. The event invites local residents to join the singalong session led by the noted educator.
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Albert A. Robinson
Sawdust Valley
Sinn Feiners Demand Release of Prisoners in London
Sinn Fein delegates press Britain to release interned prisoners amid Irish peace talks at Downing Street. The conference adjourned after an hour and will reconvene at 11 tomorrow as parties seek to bridge differences.
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Sinn
United Press
London
Tuessing
No. 10 Downing Street
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Omtmeyan
Kinzer
Anta FE Burns
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Ashwood
Post Office Department
Wen
Thirtieth
Joe W. Fleming
Ovda
Netober
Columbia Office
Nother Herald
College Hill
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