Central High School Forms Athletic Association Officers
The Central High School athletic association held a large meeting to organize for the 1920 21 term electing Sam Rogers president Hu Rene Atkerson vice president James Morton secretary treasurer Joe Yancey assistant secretary treasurer Simy Mayuela publicity manager and Sam Rogers and Harry Cook as cheer leaders. Rogers Morton named leaders of membership teams with no captains for now. A drive for new members will begin as the team hopes to win the Middle Tennessee high school title. five players return from last season under captain Hardixon. The association supports Central High athletics with strong loyalty and activity.
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the Athletic Association of Central High School
Sam Rogers
Hu- Rene Atkerson
James Morton
Joe Yancey
Simy Mayuela
Harry Cook
Hardixon
Middle Tennessee
Central High
Quick Recovery of Stolen Ford
A stolen car was recovered thirty minutes after the theft was reported. Deputy Sheriff R. B. Hardison located F. A. Butler's Ford in front of Jake Orr's home on the Campbellsville pike. Thieves abandoned the vehicle after stealing the tube and casing on the right rear wheel. the car was otherwise undamaged.
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Daily Herald
Hardison
F. A. Butler
Ford
Jake Orr
Campbellsville Pike
Distinguished Woman Physician Dr Brneatina Perea
The record notes Dr Brneatina Perea of Chile as one of the notable women physicians in South America and mentions she was the daughter of a poor washerwoman.
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South America
Brneatina Perea
Chile
Two Prize Fights Set for October in New York Fight Card
Two prize fights are scheduled in New York for October as appetisers for the possible Dempsey Carpentier championship. Jack Dempsey faces Bill Brennan at Madison Square Garden under Tex Rickard while Georges Carpentier meets Battling Levinsky in Brooklyn on October 12. Dempsey is the favorite for the Brennan bout, while Carpentier’s chances depend on breaking Levinsky’s guard.
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L. R. Blanchard
United Press
New York
Dempsy-Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Bill Brennan Serap
Madison Square Garden
Tex Rickard
Georges Carpentier
Battling Levinsky
Klyn
Dempsey
Bill
Carpentier
Levinsky
Dempay
Sluggish Decline in Living Costs Reported
A thirty day trend shows persistent cuts in coffee sugar potatoes and likely permanent price relief. Sugar fallen to about half its peak leaving dealers uncertain about future costs while some offer flowers cheaper than cost.
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Dal Las
Harding to Speak in Tennessee as Campaign Trips Planned
Senator Harding will tour the Middle West and reach Tennessee with a stop in Chattanooga during early October. At least eight major addresses are planned with impromptu talks in various cities. A second leg later in October may visit additional towns, and a Pacific coast trip appears postponed.
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Marion
Middle West
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Senato Harding
Pacific Coast
Watts Lectures on Yom Kippur Draws Town Jews
Sr. George O Watts rector of St Peter's Episcopal church will lecture Tuesday evening at Odd Fellows hall as Jewish citizens observe Yom Kippur. The event aims to unite town and county Jews in a public observance during the Day of Atonement.
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George O. Watts
St . Peter's Episcopal Church
Ofelock
Odd Fellows
Sews
Watts
Examinations for Rural Carriers in Maury County
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a rural carrier examination for Maury County Tennessee to be held October 23 1920 in Columbia and Mt Pleasant. Open to county domiciled citizens who meet Form No 1977 requirements. Women may apply but may be limited by sex. Forms 1077 and blanks available from listed offices or the Commission in Washington and should be returned promptly.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Maury
Tennessee
Columbia
Mt. Pleasant
Tenn
U. S
Washington, D.C
Washington
Farmers gain from cooperative stock shipping in Fayette County
County Agent Asa A. Pryor reports successful cooperative shipping of sheep and cattle by local farmers. One farmer earned 7.15 per head, another 42.50 per head, and a third, who sold to a stock buyer, net 104.75 more after using the cooperative method. The program is praised as saving thousands annually across the state.
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Asa A. Pryor
Fayette County
Pryor
Co-Operative Association
Cooperative Association
County Agriculture Directors Set September 25 Meeting
Directors of the county council of agriculture will hold their regular monthly meeting at the council chamber on next Saturday at 2 o'clock. The membership drive, started at the council dinner, has added many new members as part of a push to reach at least 500 members before the annual election.
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Daily Herald
County Council of Agriculture
Council Chamber
Geers Hurt After Fall in Syracuse Harness Race
Ed ward F. Geers veteran harness driver was thrown from his sulky and injured in the first race on Thursday at the state fair track in Syracuse His shoulder and wrist were sprained while his horse Kiki Wiki finished second in the 2:18 trot second heat The Onondaga cup 2:18 trot was won by King Watts driven by Alonzo McDonald Wiki Wiki later finished third in the second heat after stumbling Geers hopes to return to driving at Columbus Monday
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iFrom
Daily Herald
Syracuse
Edward F
Geers
Thia Sulky
State Fair Track
Kiki Wiki
Columbus
King Watts
Alonzo McDonald
Wiki Wiki
Edman
Club Boy Paying For His Education
Chase Garland of Johnson County demonstrates self funded schooling by farming parts of his father’s land. He runs a potato club plot, grows corn on 2.5 acres, and keeps pure bred Shorthorn livestock. He earns money from farming to attend Mountain City High School and plans to study agriculture at the University of Tennessee after graduation.
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Chase Garland
Johnson County
Mountain City
Chase
Club
Denmark
University of Tennessee
Farmer credits Herald for staying optimistic after year
William T. Perry of Bighy Hill says continued daily visits from The Herald keep him optimistic. He compares lacking the paper to a ship without chart or compass lost on a vast sea. His plan extends the Herald for another year, noting it helps his outlook.
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William T. Perry
Bighy Hill
Herald
Mr. Perry
Rider Injured as Horse Falls Burden Arm Breaks
W Luther McAdams suffers a broken arm after a horse fell during a ride. The incident caused the rider to be injured as he was thrown to the ground.
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W. Luther McAdams
Few Soldiers Seek Victory Medals in County Effort
Ex service men in the county have yet to claim their World War victory medals. The medals cost nothing and will gain value with time, as a veteran notes that future generations would prize them highly. Capt. Dyer offers assistance and men may obtain medals without surrendering original discharges.
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Dyer
Road change bid stalled by disqualification and petitions
Chairman John H. Murphy of the county road commission has certified his disqualification to act on the Campbellville pike change near Broadview due to ties to parties interested. Judge Whitthorne will appoint another commissioner to sit on the case. Citizens push to remove the road from the creek bed as two petition routes await board review. Decision on routes expected within two weeks with potential condemnation if needed.
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John H. Murphy
County Road Commission
Whitthorne
Campbellville Pike
Broadview
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Fordson Tractor
Ford Motor Co
Henry Ford
FRY Brothers
Ford Distributors
Maury County
Columbia, Tennessee
High School
Butler
Lizzie
Senator Harding
ODD Fellows Hall
Leona Yezell
Clark County
Ohio
Farmers Save BY Co-Operative Shipping
County Council
Johnson County Lad
Commissioner Murphy
the Herald
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