Valuable Farms for Division Near Lynnville and Corrareville
Property of the late N. le Martin offered for public sale by heirs B M Coker and T Martin. Lands include Burrow place 101.9 acres, home place 205+ acres, plus several smaller tracts totaling about 800 acres. Sale set as division to bidders with one third cash day of sale and remainder in one and two years. Inspect by contacting heirs in Lynnville Tennessee.
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Lynnville
Corrareville
N. le Martin
Dare
Ecoud
Trigg Place
Cornersville
Lynnville Pike
N. B. Martin
B. M. Coker
N. Martin
Negro Man Drowns Sunday at Duck River near Ashton's Mills
A young man named Will Davis from Williamsport, about twenty one or twenty two, drowned Sunday morning in Duck River above the dam at Ashton's mills. He allegedly could not swim and entered a deep, risky spot while others swam nearby. His body was recovered quickly and turned over to Morton, the colored undertaker, with his community notified.
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Will Davis
Williamsport
Duck River
Ashton’s Mills
Morton
Mrs Patterson Stands By Ham at Well House
Mrs Patterson remains by Ham at the Well House, pledging support and companionship as the situation continues.
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Mrs. Patterson
Ham
Terre Haute Men Buy Farm In Maury County
W W and H Archibald of Terre Haute Ind visited Maury County and purchased the Sims Latta farm on the Hampshire pike for about 14000. They praised local stock and agricultural interests and domestic conditions. The buyers left for home this morning.
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W. W
H Archibald
Terre Haute
Ind
Maury County
W. W. Archibald
W. A. Archibald
Eugene Fleming
Sims
Senators Resolve Harriman Post Office Controversy
Senators Shields and Lea announced a concord on the Harriman post office contest and jointly recommended Mrs Emily Taylor St John daughter of the late Senator Robert L Taylor for the position. They cited multiple worthy applicants but favored a Harriman resident and a careful, proper selection amid local petitions and letters.
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Washington
Jayl
Shielda
Lea
Harriman
Emily Taylor St. John
Shields
Herrman
Pont Manter
Embd ‘Taylor St. John
Robert L. Taylor
Prof Hal Peoples Leading Educator Goes to Wis Reward
Prof Robert Hal Peoples longtime Battle Ground Academy principal and Culloooka native dies at Epperson Springs after a long illness. Survived by father Rev J H Peoples three brothers and four sisters. Funeral in Franklin then Rose Hill cemetery with graveside services conducted by Revs J W Cherry W T Haggard and W B Taylor. Pallbearers will accompany remains from Franklin Carriages from Oakes Nichols.
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Robert Hal Peoples
Battle Ground Academy
Franklin
Cullooka
Epperson Springs
Peoples
Pepples
J H. Peoples
Hopewell Church
Greer
Methodist Church
Green
James
Edgar
Pene Pepples
W. E. Brittain
J. L. McGaw
J. E. Walker
Columbia
Rose Hill Cemetery
Bret S
J. W. Cherry
W. T. Haggard
W. B. Taylor
Farnkiln
Oakes & Nichols
Arch McDonald Sides Injuries After Eighth Street Altercation
Arch McDonald was seriously cut on Sunday afternoon following a dispute tied to a drowning incident near Ashton's mills. Adcock allegedly attacked with a knife, leaving McDonald with deep arm and chest wounds. a finger gash also reported. McDonald recovered with medical aid. Adcock was later arrested for drunkenness.
Arrest of Gus Cockrell for Liquor Selling Charge
Gus Cockrell was arrested Sunday and will be arraigned Tuesday morning on a charge of selling beer. The case arises from alleged unlawful liquor sales in the locality.
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Gus Cockrell
Thomas Horses Show Well in Middle West Meets
Thomas and his string of horses, led by Pulsus Jr, travel from Moberly Missouri to Marshall Higginsville Indianapolis Louisville Memphis and the Tennessee State Fair, with strong form and several offers. He reports his horses in fine condition despite heat and expects a solid showing at Birmingham and other stops.
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Smith Thomas
Maskouri
Pulsus, Jr
Middle West
Thomas
Birmingham
Moberly
Marshall
Higginsville
Independence
Indianapolis
Ind
Louisville
Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee State Fair
Pulsus
Mayor Howse Favors One Primary and One Election
Special to The Herald Nashville July 28 Mayor Hilary I Howse of Nashville is quoted supporting one primary and one election in the Nashville municipal contest both to be held by the old election board. He praises the fairness of the old system, noting that a noted opponent prefers it to one controlled by his political allies.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Malcolm R. Patterson
Methphis
Maxwell House
Hilary I. Howse
Old Election Board
Death of J L Moore A Respected Neapolis Citizen
J L Moore a longtime Neapolis resident died at his home after a prolonged illness at age fifty seven. He is survived by a widow a daughter and two sons. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at his residence with burial to follow, Oakes and Nichols in charge.
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J. L. Moore
Fair District
Neapolis
Patterson Negroe Nominee Withdrawn as Treasury Registrar
Washington July 28 A. E. Patterson a Negro recently nominated to succeed James C Napier as treasurer registrar will be withdrawn. Subscribe for The Herald.
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Washington
A. E. Patterson
James C. Napier
Register of the Treasury
Two Men Shot in Sunday Brawl at Corbitt's Saloon
In Nashville Tennessee a Sunday dispute at Corbitt's saloon corner Twelfth Ave and Hamilton St left Jim Beehan fatally wounded and Henry Manly injured. Bartender J B Hatcher, who fired the shots, was arrested. Beehan was in critical condition and Manly wounded in the groin.
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Nashville
Tenn
Corbitt
Twelfth Avenue
Hamilton Street
Jim Beehan
Henry Manly
Hatcher
Valley and
Woolsey
Felts
Beehan
Manly
Effort to Break Up Private Clubs in Montgomery
Montgomery grand jury urges city commission to dismantle private clubs seen as evading gambling and prohibition. Recommends excise commission refuse to license them in future. Final report counts 242 bills and asks next legislature to regulate disposition of seized weapons under concealed weapon laws.
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Montgomery
Ala
City Commission
Iawa
Excise Commission
County Grand Jury
Alabama rate litigation ends with 2% rail passenger rate
Montgomery Ala July 25 Gov O Neal says Thursday s federal panel decision forcing the Louisville and Nashville railroad to establish a 2 percent passenger rate in Alabama by August 12 removes the necessity for the state to appeal to the U S Supreme Court from Judge Jones decrees enjoining Comet freight and passenger rates He believes the appeal will be abandoned and the case is settled through this outcome with no further action to the highest court.
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Montgomery
Ala
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Alabama
Supreme Court of the United States
Jones
Comet
O'Neal
Rev Shoemaker Leaves Columbia for Arkansas Call
Reverend T. V. Shoemaker resigned after three months as pastor of the First Baptist Church in Columbia to accept a call to his former church in Arkansas. He left many friends in Columbia and his departure is effective at once as his former congregation seeks him back to continue his labors.
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T. V. Shoemaker
First Baptist Church
Shoemaker
Arkansas
Columbia
Driver Wrecks Bogey on Rail Line Fatal to Rider
Decatur Alabama July 28 John Stewart severely injured when his wagon horse was struck by the Nashville and Decatur accommodation train while he rode a buggy along the Louisville and Nashville track seven miles north of Decatur. Stewart cannot recover. He was taken to Dr Frank Petty in New Decatur then to his brother’s home in West New Decatur. The buggy was demolished and the horse only slightly injured.
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Decatur, Aal
Tanner Station
Louisville & Nashville
Here
John Stewart
Canot
Decatur
Nashville & Decatur
Frank Petty
New Decatur
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M. Coker
Lynnville, Venn
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Bubecribe
the Herald
Martin College
W. T. Wynn
Box H. Pulaski
Tennessee
Latta Place
Taylor
Harriman Post
Hal Peoples
Wis
End
J. H. Peoples
Arch M’donald
Adis Adcock
Arch Mc Donald
Eighth Street
McDonald
Williamson
Adcock
Pullus, JR
Mayor Howse
ML. Moore
Patterson
Treasury
Maury National Bank
Baloonist
State
Federal Supreme Court
Sively
Woldridge
Rev. Shoemaker
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