Personal notices of Columbia region residents visiting kin
Numerous short items list residents and visitors moving between Columbia and other cities. Names include Passmore, Misher, Mera, and Frank Misher in Decaturville. Carrie Stephens returning from Cleveland to Columbia. Ralph Vaugh and son in town from Cleveland. Myrtle Edwards and Anne Mae Polk visiting Chattanooga. Horace Rainey returning from Raleigh with Maggie Rainey in Peace Institute. Mary Hine visiting Seattle. J Orrow Fry in town from Montgomery. Miss Mary Allen heading to Murfreesboro. Barnett Hine visiting from Memphis. W A Harper and child visiting Santa Fe. Mrs. William F. Anderson leaving for Texas. M N Arnold and Florence from Mississippi visiting Cullooka. Robert Shields Witt in town. J P McGuire visiting mother in Mahonietown. J W Smith and Carlton to Nashville for State Fair. Norman Mansfield visiting Tuscaloosa. Fred Evans family in Columbia. H G Kloopfer on business in Birmingham. Barney Fry and Gordon Cowie in Pulaski. J H Black and daughters at State Fair. Sallie Searson en route to State Fair. W B Thompson in Chattanooga. Flora Mai Dotson returning to University of Tennessee. Miss Charlotte Raine aiding private school. A S Buchanan and Mamie Looney from Memphis visiting relatives and also touring West.
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HH. B. Passmore
Washington, D. C
Passmore
Carter's Creek
Decaturville
Tenn
Frank Misher
Washington
Carrie Stephens
Columbia
Cleveland
Ohio
Frank Vaughan
Irwin
Ralph Vaugh
Myrtle Edwards
Anne Mae Polk
Nashville
Chattanooga
Horace Rainey
Raleigh
North Carolina
Margaret Rainey
Peace Institute
Mary Hine
W. A. Harper
Little Son
W. T. Holland
Santa Fe
William F. Anderson
Texas
Anderson
M. N. Arnold
Florence
Mississippi
Norman Mansfield
B. D. Joyce
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Fred Evans
New Orleans
H. G. Evans
H. G. Kloopfer
Birmingham
Barney Fry
Gordon Cowie
Pulaski
J. H. Black
Sallie’ Searson
Mt. Pleasant
W. B. Thompson
Flora Mai Dotson
University of Tennessee
Lucile Cotton Weds Frank Stove At Santa Fe Methodist
At Santa Fe's Methodist Church a large gathering witnessed Miss Lucile Cotton marry Frank Stove after a ceremony led by Rev. J T Cotton. The bride, a county teacher, wore blue satin and received many valued wedding gifts as the couple plans to reside on Mr Stone's farm. The bridal party included Louise Dodson as maid of honor and George Thomas as best man with ushers M M Cook Malcolm Johnson John Cooke and Mack McKee. The church was decorated with palms ferns and golden rods.
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Stone-Cotton
Santa Fe
Assembly of Friends
Lucile Cotton
Frank Stove
J. T. Cotton
Methodist Church
Mendelssohn
Josh Mullins
Louise Dodson
George Thomas
M. M. Cook
Malcolm Johnson
John Cooke
Mack McKee
Stone
Mississippi Hurricane Damage Figures Reported
A Mississippi hurricane damage estimate nears $200,000 as authorities assess impacts. The report cites ruin along the coast with scattered debris and displaced residents. Local services coordinate repair efforts and evaluate next steps.
Chicago Board Gives Farmers Prize for Grain Exhibit
The Chicago Board of Trade offers a ten thousand dollar prize for the best grain and seed exhibit at the International Grain and Hay Show held in conjunction with the International Live Stock Exposition. Any farmer in the United States and Canada is eligible to compete.
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Chicago Board Gives Farmers Prize
United Preas
Chicago
Chicago Boar of
Erain
Farm Wagons At Factory Cost From Street Martin & Vaughan
We offer a large stock of 60 inch Tread Farm Wagons Baine and Stoughton make sold at factory cost by Street Martin and Vaughan Co.
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Baine & Stoughton Make
Street, Martin & Vaughan CO
Fry Bros Ford Car Rush Prompted by Price Cut
Fry Bros local Ford distributors report six cars sold after Henry Ford’s price reduction announced Wednesday in The Daily Trevald. Barney Fry says demand may force Ford to double capacity, with more than five hundred cars allotted to Maury County likely insufficient to meet orders.
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Ford
Henry Ford
Fry Bros
Barney Fry
Maury County
Oils and Greases and Clubhouse Organized by Republican Women
In Minneapolis a new women's political club has formed as the Northwest club house is organized by Republican women. The city sees a large stock of lubricating oils and cap greases from STREET MARTIN & VAUGHAN CO. supporting the initiative.
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Street, Martin & Vaughan CO
Fret Women’s Political Club
Northwest
Minneapolis
For Sale Cheap Two Silo Fillers and Grain Drills
An ad offers a two-horse Thomas Grain Drill and a four-horse Superior Grain Drill for sale. All implements described as first class with seller listed as Street Martin and Vaughan Co. Wit or next line incomplete.
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Condition
Street, Martin & Vaughan CO
Fifteen Year Old Marine Enlisted Sets Record
The Fort Wayne recruiting station reports a fifteen year old candidate named Duemling has enlisted in the marines after height and weight checks. Major General John A. Lejeune authorized the enlistment, predicting a bright future as the youngest marine, ten months ahead of rivals.
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Herald
Washington
John A. Lejune
Fort Wayne
Indiana
H. A. Duemling
Medical Corps
U. S. Army
Duemling
Classified ads offer three farms for rent and farm equipment
Classified notices announce three farms for rent near town and three miles out, with conditions for good stock and implements. Also for sale are a power Sorghum Cane Mill with accessories at half price and two cider mills. A reward is offered for a dark chestnut sorrel horse missing since November.
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Jesse
Horace Ral Mey
Horach Rainey
Stoberts Bend
Williamsport
Dlemizh
C. FL Church
Oscar Chandler
Roberts Bead
Columba
Tenn. Wise
Award Contract for Addition to Local Hospital
The King's Daughters Hospital board awarded Roy Alford the contract to build an annex. Work starts immediately and aims for rapid completion to provide four to five new patient rooms and a nurses home with an elevator. The project funds partially come from last spring’s county drive.
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Daily Herald
King’s Daughters Hospital
Roy Alford
First Presbyterian Church
King's Daughters Hospital
Alford
Luther McAdams
No Concessions Made Strikers Must Return to Old Wages
Street car strikers told today that only unfilled positions are available and they must return without seniority rights under the old wage schedule. Officials report Nashville Tennessee labor dispute continues as workers seek reinstatement with limited terms.
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United Press
Nashville
Tenn
Shortage of Coal Grips East Boston
Massachusetts is placed on coal rations as fuel administrator Hultman orders dealers to sell no more than three tons of anthracite amid a fuel shortage.
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Bay State
United Press
Boston
Massachusetts
Hultman
County Council Directors Meet Saturday Session
Directors of the county council of agriculture will meet at the council chamber at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon for the regular session. All members are urged to attend as important business will be discussed. This is the first meeting since the big gathering on Sept 11.
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County Council of Agriculture
Irish Situation Deepens Amid Ambushes and Reprisals
London reports indicate worsening unrest as Sinn Fein forces strike at government police and troops while reprisals by blacks and fans appear near Milltown. A body found in Carlow county labeled Spice Beware signals continued turmoil. Cactus growth noted at eighty feet in locale. The Colonial Demes of America denies being the oldest patriotic society for women in the United States.
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United Press
London
Milltown
Carlow
America
Patriotic Society For Women
United States
Porker Prices Decline on Louisville Markets
Porker prices continue to slump today on both Louisville markets with a weekly loss of about fifty cents. Cattle and sheep values were generally unchanged though markets remained slow and unsettled. further declines in cattle were not surprising.
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Louisville
Louisville Livestock Market Report Sees Dull Trade
Cattle receipts 400 with best steady and other sections dull. Hog receipts 1 100 with market about a quarter lower. Prices ranged from 15 75 per hundred for cattle over 260 pounds to 12 56 for pigs. Sheep and lambs unchanged.
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The
Herald
Louisville
Nashville hog and cattle market prices from the stock yards
Nashville Tennessee September 23 hog receipts 2000 and cattle 300 with market activity mixed. Prices shown for heavy shipping steers to milch cows and calves, hogs of various weights, lambs and sheep, plus produce and grain quotes. Also notes a new typewriter ribbon shipment for THE HERALD.
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Union Stock Yards
The
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Sreeee
Cei
Eos
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