East Tennessee Educational Association to Meet in Knoxville
The East Tennessee Educational Association set for October 25 to 27 in Knoxville will feature boards of education discussions and a county city and high school round-table. Leaders including R. L. Jones, Alex Alexander, and W. H. Hand will address sessions while 2500 teachers are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Educaional Association
Knoxville
R. L. Jones
Middle ‘Tennessee State Normal School
BP. Co Alexander
George Peabody College For Teachers
Hon. W. HL. Hand
State Department of Education of
South Carolina
Boards of Education
East Tennessee
East Tennessee Educational Association
Knox County
D. 8. Burleson
Johnson City
Jon N. Pierce
Greeneville
Sam B. Hill
Social visitors and residents in town list
Local notes compile names of visitors and residents: Mrs. John W. Lacy leaves for Knox ville and Newport. Prof. John W. Bradshaw visits in law family. Miss Garteude Wills and Mrs. Pearl Williams Kelly travel to Nashville. Miss Nelle Hunter to Erwin to teach. various others visiting, staying, or traveling to Asheville Newport News and Bristol. Also reminders on health and a humorous anecdote about a child's freckles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garteude Wills
Nashville
Ahe
Pearl Williama Kelly
Vanderbilt University
All Agencies Urged to Unite in War Food Effort
Citizens in each county are urged to tackle local food and market issues together. The county food and seed preparedness program lists potential partners including merchants, bankers, beekeepers, farmers, doctors, editors, teachers, editors, railroad men, public officials, and various associations to mobilize support for wartime food production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers
Beekeepers
City Improv
Cl Commercial Ch. Courity Agents
Credit Men
Dairymen
Doctors Editors Farmers Farmers’ Union
Farmers
Deal
Lawyers Women's Club Labor Union
Wom
Get Rid of Rats Bothering Your Chickens
A Tennessee Extension Service note describes a cooking based rat poison method using hot steak spread with rat paste. It warns to warn neighbors to secure pets, stresses not touching meat with hands, and to burn poisoned rats after disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Crane
Division of Extension
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Calves Care and Feeding Guidelines for Healthy Calves
Instructions on feeding calves before calving including milk types amounts and weaning. Emphasis on cleanliness bedding regular feeding three times daily for young calves and gradual shift to skim milk. Also notes a sidewalk accident injuring John A Graff by driver H C Chureff urging safer driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Graff
H.C. Chureff
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Tennessee
United States
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Henry Bhret
Undertakers
John W. Lacy
Newport
John W. Bradshaw
University of Michigan
James Muse
Frank Soule
Eoliut Duggan
New Orleans
John Thompson, Jr
City
J. .N. MeKtory
Orlando
Mas
Syalter Dy Miller
CH. Hitex
Uttes
Asheville
N.C
W. A. Jonnand
Tees
Mrs. Battle
Greensboa N.C
le Armbrust
Nelle Hunter
KR. C. Hunter
Erwin
Jol L. Summers
Washington
Mesers
James and
Joseph Summers
Watauga Avenue
W. GC. Line
New York
Sidney H. Veal
James Preas
Newport News
Lee Rey
Gilbert Glass
First Presbyterian Church
Sane
Sam R. Sells
Will
Mis
Thelma Beals
J . Russell McMackin
Waynesville
N. J
Owen
Emmett Lockett
Ethel
Petersburg
Allison G. Buckner
Fayetteville
Charles B. Rogan
Bickner
Home Guard
National Guard
Red Cross Association
Kristian
Leona
Capt
Deaderick
Bristol
Cane
C. K. Marshall
Dayton
Ohio
Home
W. Ray
Irwin, Ky
By West
Harry Whitehouse
Blowing Rock
North Carolina
O. L. Harden
Rey
Mia
Gilbert Glass and Daughters
Richmond
J. K. MacMillan
Imp League
Ineo
Anita Bate
N. W. Gordy
Pine ‘Agen Ova
Rita M. Ney Smith, M. D., Sr. Rovis
Geo
R. White
White Serum Company
Adams
Nashville, Tenn
Asher
Tennessee Trust Co
Fountain Square
H.M. Smith Company
Fisk Bicycle Tires
Buffalo Street
Johnson City, Tenn