Armys reshuffle as Ives named Siberia commander
The Army announces Major General William Ives to lead American forces in Siberia with 43 officers and 108 men. Bengal Graves will immediately take over units totaling nearly 4,000 in Iberia as troop redeployments proceed. General March notes 1.6 million troop embarkments by Aug 31 and identifies the Thirtieth division, including Tennesse e and North Carolinian troops, among Americans who distinguished themselves in the Flanders fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl D
Groat Cote Hreay
Ashington
William “Ives
Siberia
Mare
Bengal
Graves
Iberia
March
Tennessey
South Carolina
Flanders
Kemme
I. Reed
Wheat Substitution Rule Cuts to Twenty Percent
The Food Administration announces that only 20 percent of wheat substitutes will be required in flour purchases after September 1. Aimed at conserving wheat flour, the plan allows corn bread and other substitutes, with Victory Mixed Flour labels detailing exact ingredient proportions for retail sale. The revision rescinds prior limits and relies on households to mix at least 20 percent substitutes.
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America
H. A. Morgan
Tennessee
Office
The
State Food Administration
Food Administration
United States
France
England
Italy
Germany
Victory
United States Food Administration
Hvensea
Fry Bros Move Automobiles Garage Business to North Main
Carlton Fry leads Fry Bros as they buy the Davis Motor Co stock and the Richards Garage on Sixth Street. The plan includes steam heat, a glass front, a new showroom, a large second story stock room, and a first‑class shop to be built in the adjoining ell. The move aims for early January 1919 with Fordson tractors a key focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Fry
Fry Bros
Davis Motor Co
North Main Street
Sixth Street
Lex Watson
Pry
South Garden Street
North Main
M Wall Mn
Fry
Garden Street
Fry Bros. Hes
West Seventh Street
Trustee Burns Begins Busy Monday With Tax Prep
Trustee Burns and deputy Davie Mitchell handled a steady flow of business on Monday, including issuing road commutation receipts and drafting $23 in slips. They anticipate heavier activity as tax collection starts after October 1, with Laenerwi Bakery likely affected by new requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rows Burns
Davie Mitchell
Contingent of Maury County Men Sent to Camp Wadsworth
A list released by Law rence Parker shows 1017 and 1918 registrants to report for Camp Wadsworth in Spartanburg, D. C. The names of those called and alternates were posted as the first contingent from Maury County for September, with official cards to follow and train schedules yet to be finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon
Wadsworth
Spartansburg
D. C
Regiro
Maury County
Cluny Wallsworth
Cabs Wheeler
Macon
Pho
Secon
Wadsworth Consity
1918 Registrants List For Local Draft Board
A roster of registrants and alternates for the 1918 draft includes Eugene Hay Lee Thomason James Henry Mann Arthur Grooms Porter Bryan Scott William Ellison Johns James Clifford Boshears Indie Leslie Watson Charley Austin Bennett Lemuel Wilson Hillard Claude Boshears Erbie Walter Cummings Fred Thomas Pipkin William James Cole John Wealey Loftin Quard Ross Floyd Sam Norman Jim Malugen John Thomas Huey Benton Hunter Baker Jerrimiah Thomas Horace A Terrell Marvin Edgar Gresham Joseph Wayne Crinkleton James Melton Shields Harvey Hmbler McKinley Witherspoon hn Boyd Dodson Clarence Leon Workman Emmett Turman Alexander Irby Halden Norman Edward Christley Alternates Otis Butler Andrews Hobart Decatur Pogue Artie Robert Thompson Seth Washington Hines William Gilbert Foster Roy Baxter Fraser Rogs Fox Charlie Brown Cothran Otto Kennedy Thomas Poplin Turner
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Eugene Hay
Lee Thomason
James Henry Mann
Arthur Grooms
Porter Bryan Scott
William Ellison Johns
James Clifford Boshears
Indie Leslie Watson
Charley Austin Bennett
Lemuel Wilson Hillard
Claude Boshears
Erbie Walter Cummings
Fred Thomas Pipkin
William James Cole
John Wealey Loftin
Quard Ross Floyd
Sam Norman
Jim Malugen
John Thomas Huey
Benton Hunter Baker
Jerrimiah Thomas
Horace A. Terrell
Marvin Edgar Gr
Otis Butler Andrews
Hobart Decatur Pogue
Artie Robert Thompson
Seth Washington Hines
William Gilbert Foster
Roy Baxter Fraser
Rogs Fox
Charlie Brown Cothran
Otto Kennedy
Thomas Poplin Turner
Annual Colt Show By Cockrill's Stock
J G Gockrill of Cullooka held his annual colt show Saturday afternoon with awards for best colt by General Lee taken by Jk Pillow receiving a season to the horse. Best mule colt by Ham Patterson Del Clark won first premium a season to the jack and the Brand sweepstakes plus a ten dollar bill. Best mule colt by Tom Rye won by Frank Daniel with a season to the jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Gockrill
Cullooka
General Lee
Jk Pillow
Ham Patterson del Clark
Tom Rye
Frank Daniel
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115Th Field Artillery
Columbia
Tenny
Fred 8. Ferguson
United Press
Francs
Chemin den Dames
Jugigny
Neuville
FRY Bros. Guy
Blass
Burns
Laenerwi
MO. W. Adkison
Saz Ag
Ree
Coses
County Cour, Alagik Ok
Intereago
Esit
Bal
Neste Wii
Amt
Tome Ois
Steatese
Aessesersee
Oie
Balanes Nencens
Dom Sarsse
Heenan
Bengerres
Amt, Trust Co
Warrkite
Eer Ekoaeideen
AW. Clark
Spartanburg
Howard Benderman
Ruth Wright
William Harvey Gilleapie
Amith
A. Dodson
Curtar ‘Minmons Moore
Sheddan
Yttrley Calvin Hardison
Lee Allen McGaw
Prentigs
Lee Pearson
Edward J. Anderson
Heng P. Nicholson
Robert
Anderson Mays
Oeel Hensley
Lo Lovett
Melvin Eugene White
Willie
A.tamlin
Cockrill
Herald
Mae Belle Perkins
Adairsville, Ga
Gia
Childes
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