The Old South Debate In Tennessee Legislature
The Columbia Herald voices defense of the old South amid a Tennessee legislative clash. It denounces Mrs. Catt's view of the South, praises Tennessee’s loyal adherence to constitutional law, and asserts Maury County support for traditional Southern ideals. The piece laments a supposedly receding faith while affirming local sentiment as anchored to written constitutions and lawful government.
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Maury County
Southland
Tenneses
Old South
Herald Dominates Maury County News Coverage
Column critiques the Nashville Tennessean for praising Columbia and Maury County while The Herald in Columbia provides the majority of local news and agricultural reporting. It argues The Herald fuels progress, expands with patronage, and serves as a vital asset to the county, urging broader business support.
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Nashville Tennessean
Columba
Maury County
Tennessean
Calumbly
Sean
Tho Herald
Herald
Columbia
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Columbia Wonder
Beech Grove to Complete New Brick Church
The Beech Grove Christian congregation nears completion of a brick veneer church replacing the storm damaged historic building. The modern ornate structure on Carters Creek Pike near Carter's Creek will cost about $4000 with nearly all funds secured, honoring the members’ enterprise after the cyclone.
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Daily Herald
Beech Grove Christian
Carter's Creek Pike
Carter's Creek
Maury Nimrods Out For Doves Opens Open Season
From Wednesdays Daily Herald Maytry county Nimrods will be in full force this afternoon for the open season on doves. Hunters have faced poor sightings but plan to head into the fields with little expectation of large takes.
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Herald
Limestone famine guts down alfalfa
Difficulties in getting crushed lime in the county hinder the alfalfa program. Orders were accepted but not filled, with deceptive delay rumors. Professor McLean reports lime shipments lagging, delaying crimson clover and tied to unshipped orders. Mr and Mrs Stewart Fleming and son Stewart Swope Jr return from California and Spokane visit.
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Daily Herald
McLean
Stewart Fleming
Stewart Swope, Jr
California
Spokane
Washington
Dr Morgan to Speak at County Council Dinner Event
Dr H A Morgan president of the University of Tennessee is invited as principal speaker for the county council basket dinner and get together meeting at Middle Tennessee Experiment Station on Saturday September 11. Local members expect full attendance and renewed interest with Morgan possibly the only distant speaker. others may offer brief remarks while dinner guests are invited by members to attend with guests and work plans.
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H. A. Morgan
University of Tennesee
Big County Council
Middle Tennessee Experiment Station
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Drr. Morgan
Dr. Morgan
Amd Busket
Busy September Ahead For Tennessee Farmers
September will be busy for Tennessee farmers says the Extension Division. Growers should monitor markets daily and send poor producing cows to shambles. Plan sowing now, grow oats barley wheat and rye, try new varieties on small plots, prepare seed, and store feed for winter. Watch markets, feed varieties, and cattle sales as harvest approaches.
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Sendat
Boy Preacher at C P Tabernacle
A local notice announces a boy preacher, known as the Betasher, will lecture at the C P Tabernacle Wednesday evening and again the following day. Rev Wo M Robinia is listed as organizing the events along with Blackis the estest souux president.
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Feechytotian Tabernacle
Wepocial Piusie
M. Robinia Detiaces
Hlackis
Columbia Cad
Beavols Wapetaker Limi
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University of Tennessee
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