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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1917

Page

10

Land Army School Hopes Rely On Climate Over Snow

Cities Columbia Mt Pleasant and Hohenwald still hope for an Army Infantry and machine gun training camp in their region. War Department hearing and climate constraints threaten the site near the Merriwether Lewis monument, with officials noting milder year round conditions are essential. Senator Shields and Congressman Byrne push for Tennessee sites, but letters from Baker and Duvall cite snow and housing concerns.

Army Examining Board Merriwether Lewis Monument Columbia Mt. Pleasant Hohenwald Nashville Banner WF. Anderson Board of Trade War Department Washington Dickson County Tullahoma Tellico Plains Knoxville Memhis Department of the

Quick trial of accused negroes may appease mob

The Pulaski Lynnville mob backed off after Judge Turner and Attorney General Frierson urged legal process. The two accused black youths, charged with assaulting a white girl, waived preliminary examination. their trial is slated for the next October term in Columbia. They are believed held in Nashville jail as crowds urged swift action. Maryland? (note: city names corrected from article)

Turner Frierson Pulaski Lynnville Gen. Frierson Pualski Nashville

Battery F Remains At Camp Henderson Through Sunday

Citizens of Franklin to present guidon and comfort kits to Battery F at Camp Henderson as orders shift delaying departure. A panoramic photo and praise for the unit highlight its growing strength, with locals from Columbia Franklin and Williamson County contributing to its morale.

Columbia Camp Henderson Nashville Battery E. H. Hatcher Patriotic Women of Columbia Franklin Williamson Henderson

Little Kathryn Morgan Dies After Brief Illness

Kathryn Morgan daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard Morgan died at 5 30 am at their Highland Park home after a brief illness of colitis. Funeral tomorrow at 10 am from the residence with Rev Logan and Dr Molloy officiating. Interment in Rose Hill cemetery. Pallbearers Active Rachel Brittain Dorothy Hulburt Mary Nicholson Hester May Petty Honorary Margaret Brittain Anna Hulburt Dorothy Hulburt Minnie Combs Parker and Margaret Kennedy. Carriages from Oakes and Nichols.

Kathryn Morgan Kathryn Leonard Morgan Highland Park D. Logan J. C. Molloy Rose Hill Cemetery Rachel Brittain Dorothy Hulburt Mary Nicholson Hester May Petty Margaret Brittain Anna Hulburt Minnie Combs Parker Margaret Kennedy Oakes and Nichols

Two More Men Report for Camp Gordon

Monte McDaniels and Raymond Ethridge Craig left at 8:20 this morning for Camp Gordon Georgia to join the national army. They are the second pair from Maury’s quota in the first increment, escorted to the train by local board members and relatives. They will share the honor with others in the increment as part of the new army.

Monte McDaniels Raymond Ethridge Craig Camp Gordon Georgia National Army Maury Gretn

State Geologist Seeks Cave Samples for Saltpetre Study

Maury County caves near Columbia are sought for dirt samples to assess saltpetre content for war preparations. A. H. Purdue, state geologist, requests residents or nearby collectors to gather dirt from cave floors, label locations, and send to Nashville for analysis.

Maury County A. H. Purdue State Geological Survey W. D Hastings A. H Purdue Nashville Tenn Herald Wales Port Campbell's Station Godwin Station McFall Columbia Middle Tennessee Jim Parish Dark’s Mill

Weather promising for crops in Nashville district

The week ending Tuesday was largely favorable with near normal temperatures and adequate moisture from showers. Cotton growth lags a bit, but prospects remain good. other crops such as tobacco, Irish potatoes, sweet potatoes, peanuts, and maize show strong yields. Land prep continues for wheat, rye, and crimson clover. pastures and gardens are excellent. Roscoe Nunn, Meteorologist.

Nashville Tenn United States Department of Agriculture Roscoe Nunn Meteorologiat

Splendid Woman Dies at Culleeoka

Mrs. Lou Wells wife of John Wells near Cullooka died Wednesday night at eight o'clock aged seventy one. She was a Baptist and active church member. Funeral held at Friendship Baptist Church at two o'clock conducted by Rev. S H Eshman. Survived by husband and nine children. Maury Undertaking Co. in charge.

Lou Wells John Wells Cullooka Wells Baptist Church Aloe Friendship Baptist Church H. Eshman Mra Asburry Savage Mattie Hill Cora Warden Hubbard City Texas W. D. Wells Lamar California John Persia Jim Jana Sam Wells Oscar Crewa Culleoka Maury Undertaking Ca

County Committee to Meet Saturday in Maury County

A large turnout of Democratic Executive Committee members in Maury County is expected Saturday at 11 am to consider petitioned candidates for county offices for a spring primary. Since petitions, several candidates have announced. a heated campaign is foreseen regardless of primary timing. Committee members will heed the panel’s decision.

Democratic Executive Committee Maury County W. C. Whitthorne

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