The Columbia Herald publication details and rates
The Columbia Herald weekly newspaper lists the publishing company officers J J Finney W D Hastings and Robert H Clagett with Hastings as business manager. Subscription rates are shown as one year 1.35 dollars and six months 0.70 dollars.
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Columbia Herald Company, Inc
J. J. Fineney
W. D. Hastings
Columbia, Tenn
D. J. Finney
D. Hastings
Robert H. Clagett
Extra Session Brings Maury County Toward Experiment Station
The quarterly county court prepares for an extra session to advance the Middle Tennessee Experiment station in Maury. Support for the land purchase grows as bonds sales loom, with officials urging orderly action Monday to extend land options and avoid docket delays while warning youths against prematurely leaving school for war work.
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Middle Tennessee Experiment Station
Maury County
Maury
Experiment Station
State College of Agriculture
State Commission
University of Teanssee
The Drafted Men Are Honored for National Service
A wartime editorial lauds drafted men as the core of the first national army, praising regulars and national guards while noting volunteers’ patriotism. It contrasts motives, stresses sacrifice, and emphasizes duty over personal advantage in answering the government’s call.
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United States
National Guards
Baker's Advice to Boys Feuds With War Time Education
The column urges American boys to stay in school despite wartime enlistment pressures. Secretary of War Newton D Baker advocates finishing high school, training for productive careers, and maintaining health. Tennessee cities clash over site selection for infantry and machine gun training schools, with Nashville and Columbia vying amid regional politics and projections.
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America
Baker
Schoole of
Columbia
Army
Xewten D Beker
Har
Patriot Lawyers Endorsement War Ethics In Tennessee
A Tennessee bar resolutions endorse lawyers to aid absent colleagues in war service by remitting fees, while warning against opportunistic practitioners. The pledge reflects wartime ethics, urging professional sacrifice and ostracism of violators, as Tennessee considers camps and legal duties during national service.
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Tennessee
State Dar Association
Paved Columbia Streets Must Be Repaired Quickly
The text stresses that damaged streets in Columbia should be repaired immediately with adequate compensation, condemning neglect as harmful to a progressive city. It juxtaposes the idea of wartime prediction and civic duty, urging citizens to uphold a slogan about national resolve. The fragment mentions Memphis and an odd cultural reference, reflecting a stray editorial tone.
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Hattiesburg, Miss
F. D. Lender
Columbia Herald
the News
Hattiesburg Herald
Evening News
Partridee
Washington Herald
Frank D. Lanier, Jr
Bee Ventana
Columbia
Baker
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