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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1920
Page
8
In Middle Tennessee the Wooten Library and truant officer showcase a plan to open a drive aimed at farm products. Officials discuss electing a county council to support youth and the public exhibit memorial for the county’s fallen son Miles P. Murphy.
Confessions from eleven of twelve men in a Nashville streetcar service disruption case and arrests of two more reveal a plan to derail and burn Glendale streetcars. Authorities say leaders urged violence and stoppage of service, with suspects citing a wider strike leadership.
The Daily Herald reports Henry County expects a solid sweet potato harvest. New potatoes are large and yields look favorable though acreage is modest. Beneficial rain has aided tuber growth for the market.
Dr W O Beauchamp of the heart of the sons of the Methodist church will preach near Bundai morning at the First Methodist Church. Short service to follow.
Captains Latta of Colombia and his granddaughter Mrs John B Padgett were notified of high honors for the Confederate veterans reunion in Houston Texas. Latta to serve on the credentiam committee and Padgett named sponsor for the state. Both cannot attend due to sickness. The Herald announces new Nashville stock market coverage and notes cattle quotations will be approximate while rail markets shift from Louisville to Nashville after October 1.
Miss Agnes Amis arrives tonight after nearly two years abroad with the Young Women's Christian Association. Sent overseas in 1918, she conducted rehabilitation work in war devastated areas and earned an enviable record as a Wench scholar and educator. During her stay she visited England Scotland Wales France Spain Belgium Portugal and other countries before reuniting with relatives.
The Herald reports a public appeal to raise two thousand dollars for fire escapes at the Tennessee Orphan Home. Judge Fry expects full funds soon after the Saturday publication, with a hundred dollar pledge noted and anticipation of quick completion.
Lynnville plans its annual community fair Friday October 15 with an elaborate premium list. Attractions include a football game and public speaking. J J Finney of The Herkhl is to deliver a speech. Giles County residents praise last year as one of the state’s best fairs.
Dusting of the Poste Henderson Akin from Hampshire appears with crutches and a crutch related ailment as he enters treatment. The report notes Akin has a fad ankie and recently received care.
The Martin and Vaughan Co. announces a new line of galvanized corrugated roofing in lengths from six to twelve feet. The street address at 22 Dawit is cited for sales inquiries and delivery details.
Funeral for Laura Burkett Scott was held at Glenwood church Monday after her death Sunday afternoon at home in Broadview. She leaves parents Mr. and Mrs. A T D Burkett, three brothers, five sisters, husband Fred Scott, and two young children. The Cumberland Presbyterian member was beloved in the community.
Detroit, Sept. 21. Ford announced a $142 price reduction on cars, bringing prices near prewar levels. The company reported $646,000 in unfilled offers and warned the price cut could affect material costs and the market.
Promising youth Tour by Al Stanley enters the listings at the Kiste Pair in Neabystle today. Jala ML Direct was entered Monday to acclimate to teens Aidation. Owner Car bead Powand Cement notes her delight.
Gen John L Jones announces special railroad tickets for the reunion in Houston Texas with extended stopover privileges. The train departs October 1 and returns October 10, with return validity until midnight October 1. Maury county Confederate veterans are expected to lead attendance and provisions will cover those unable to pay.
Dr. John Reval Harris former superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League of Tennessee preached twice at Culleeoka to packed houses. He spoke on patriotism at Central Presbyterian Church in the morning and delivered a strong sermon at Mobtodiet Church at night. Born in Marshall County near Callrokie, he was an early leader in the temperance movement and has long served as pastor of Presbyterian ministers.
White Oak defeated Williamsport 11 to 6 in a lengthy Saturday night game. Stinson started for White Oak, was relieved by McKnight who held Williamsport to three hits and one run over seven innings. Batteries: W Oak Stinson McKnight Sears Williamsport Johnson Mayfield.
Mrs. Walter P. Woldridge chairs the King's Daughters publicity committee and urges generous contributions and patronage for the First Monday dinner at Hardison Motor Company in October. The group notes no lunches will be sent out and explains the decision as a practical change despite prior custom.
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