Glimpses of Hohenwald's Past

August 5, 1954

The Herald ran a front-page editorial reminding residents that the “greatest weapon for free America is that of our right to express our beliefs through the use of a secret ballot,” adding that it was the American duty of all registered voters to go to the polls and vote for the candidate of their choice.

A graveyard cleaning was scheduled to take place at Loveless Cemetery on August 12.

Funeral services were held for Albert Johnson.

Kidd Implement and Truck Company advertised two Cub tractors for $835 each and a B John Deer for $525.

W.L. Kittrell advertised that he had corn fo...