Real estate values break records Monday near Blythewood
Farrel lplace on Mt Pleasant pike west of the city brings high price as land value climbs 12 percent per year. Buyers Carpenter Hatcher and Attorney General Horace Firerson acquire 236 acre tract with additions and divisions planned, plus transfer of the old Moore place for 6500. The Bethel House firm notes over 100000 in transfers in ten days.
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Farrell Place
Mt. Pleasant Sie
Blythewood
Hatcher
John M. Burgas
John Carpester
Chas P. Hatcher
Horace Firerson
Gousty
B. E. Regen
Carpenter
Regen & Zeitler
M. M. Edgar
Béthel House Corner
Demonstration of Case Tractor 2040 impresses Maury County farmers
A public demonstration at Horace Armstrong's Islaipenaia farm near Ashwood showcased the Case Tractor 2040 plowing a clover pasture to ten inches, covering about eighteen acres in a day with one hand. About 75 to 100 leading Maury County farmers observed the deep plowing, noting high fuel efficiency and minimal labor costs. The event led to several local hardware sales and spurred discussion on school attendance and facility preparations at the Athenaeum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lsplenaia
Horace Armstrong
Ashwood
Maury County
Duck River
Yedyte
Ah Press
Jim Ridtey
Clifton Place
Willis EH. Jones
Edward Armet
Ong
Frank Fulton
Jno
Oyy Bowwell
Lipscomb
Frierson
M. Gray
Mitchell Ashby Hardware Company
B. Brooks
Edward L
Morac Armstrong Gas Tra
Protracted Meeting Plans in Lawrence County Church
Rev Geo Allen pastor of South Columbia Methodist church assists Rev T D Gillam in a Lawrence County protracted meeting. Gilliam may travel to Columbia to preach at South Columbia in place of the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. ". Allen
South Columbia
Ethel M Kennon Burned While Fire Threatened Papers
Ethel McKennon, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs George E McKennon, suffered serious burns when her clothing ignited while burning papers in the yard. The blaze burned a large area of the side before her mother could reach her and suffered burns trying to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
George E. McKennon
Wold Move To Dissolve Injunction In Chancery Case
Judge Hokting says next Saturday at Lewisburg he will move before Chancellor Bearden to dissolve the injunction against the old election board. Counsel for the Kaenon Brooks board may argue the bill lacks jurisdiction and is an attempt to test rival claims to an office in equity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hokting
Old Election Board
Back Tax
Lewisburg
Bearden
Wikle
Kaenon- Brooks Board
Court of Chancery
Court of Equity
Typo Congress Assembly Delayed to August 19
Special to The Herald Nashville Tennessee reports the reassembling of the legislative farce has been postponed one week to August 19 to allow the International Typographical Union to use the hall of the House of Representatives.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
International Typographical Union
Houses of Representatives
Drinks buttermilk death in Fayetteville Tennessee
V Gaskill, 62, of near Fayetteville on the Shelbyville pike, died after drinking buttermilk from a tin vessel last night. Ill for about three hours. Survived by wife three married daughters mother two brothers and a sister. Cause believed ptomaine poisoning.
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Fayetteville
Tenn
X. V. Gaskill
Shelbyville Pike
jHe
Farm Hands Halt Harvest as Dakota Lands Rally
In North Dakota at Devil's Lake area farmers warn of labor shortage during the harvest of a great grain crop. To manage scarce men, they plan to halt work at the p.m. hour and supply automobiles for men to ride to town for evening entertainment. A big amusement day with concerts and a carni val is planned ending with a water event.
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Devil's Lake
N. Dak
Aug
Vein severed in friendly scuffle at Fayetteville
Aug 1 Geo Rutledge of Mulberry sustained a deep forearm cut when a light bout with an opponent ended with a fall against a window. A jagged glass shard pierced his arm, causing a large vein wound. Crompe’s aid prevented fatal bleeding, but he remains in serious condition with possible blood poisoning.
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Fayetteville
Tenn
Geo. Rutledge
Mulberry
Mr. Rutledge
Crompe
Barker Election Board Names List of Registrars
The Barker election board chaired by Tho H Peebles released the appointments for county registrars. District 1 includes Flys G C Ladd and others. District 2 features Horace Timmons and W C Hultaker. District 3 lists Spring Hinton and J R K Burcham. District 6 covers Bigbyville and Water Valley. District 7 Mt Pleasent West Williams and Robt Jones. District 8 Stephensons Store and Sawdust. District 9 Court House and Depot. District 10 Hampshire and Tayloreville.
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Barker
William Harker
A. L. Thomas
EB M.kindel
Ust
Tho. H. Peebles
Flys
G. C. Ladd
Will Blam
Fikes
Alderson
Deanis Hicks
Santa Fe
Bate Johnson
Dave Hicks
Water Valley
Bucene Pigg
Frank ‘Jones
Bigbyville
Jo. L. Matthews
Allert Smith
Southport
Jasper Horn
DeWitt Hubbell
Scotts Mill
Jas. Beckham
Ja Morrow
Enterprise
English, Jr
B. McCormick
Mt. Pleasent
West Williams
Robt. Jones
Sandy Hoox
W. J Chapman
Will Workman
Stephensons Store
Cooper Fristeon
Wm. Walker
Sawdusti
C W. Hamilton
Bob King
Ninth district—Court House
R.W. Thomas
Chas, Ferguson
Depot
W. J. Neeley
J. C. Hicks
Tenth District
Hampshire
Guy Thompson
Tom Mullins
Tayloreville
Drake Stanfil
Perry Taylor
Maury County Won’t Be There At Legislative Session
Maury County faces absence from the upcoming legislative session pledged by John Cox and Starton. Rep Long, Rep Denton, and Sen Church indicate nonattendance unless a major, unexpected change occurs. Church cites registration urgency and notes past rejection of the general appropriation bill while affirming duty to the people and state. Denton mirrors the restraint, resisting another chance for regulars to restrict speech and guard duties.
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Maury County
John
Cox
Starton
Long
Denton
Church
Columbia
Bond election to proceed amid board disputes
Mayor Joe Dedman stated the bond election planned for September 11 will proceed despite injunctions and court battles between old and new election boards. He said the city welfare and water works improvement are the focus and that pending court decisions will determine which board runs the election.
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Supreme Court
Joe Dedman
Irwin
McKee Acquitted on Most Charges in Spring Hill Case
In a trial last year, T. J. McKee of Spring Hill was found not guilty of carrying a weapon and intent to commit murder. He was acquitted on all charges except simple assault. The case stemmed from a dispute between J. F. Harmon and his wife, with McKee claiming he acted as a protector. The Harmons have since reconciled and are living together again.
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T. J McKee
Spring Hill
Daye Ego
Pepault
Initent
J. F. Harmon
McKee
May Compromise Election Muddle Stirs Local Board Deal
Judge Sam Holding and T H Peeblen, representing rival boards, proposed jointly holding registration and elections pending a final settlement. Chairman Kannon and John B Brooks of the old board approved. The plan aims to end confusion and doubt over registration legality, with unclear reaction from the regular faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Holding
Cowngel
Old Election Board
T H. Peeblen
Patterson
Barker Board
Uron
Kannon
John B. Brooks
Ten Days Notice for General Registration Reaffirmed
A newly issued circular by the election board attacks claims that ten days notice is unnecessary for general registration. The article cites the state registration law from 1890 and subsequent acts, affirming that publishing notice in a newspaper or posting notices is required for general registration, while allowing exemptions for supplemental registration.
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New Election Board
A. L. Thomas
Wm. Barker
Thomas
St .Je
Fannie Greenfield Seeks Divorce From Gube Greenfield
A divorce bill filed by Fannie Greenfield through her attorney W C Salmon seeks a divorce and alimony from her husband Gube Greenfield. The petition recounts numerous alleged abuses by the husband and asks the court to grant the divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Greenfield
Husband
W. C. Salmon
Mod
Gube Greenfield
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C. Jeffries
Kentucky
M. C. Jeffries
Board of Education
Jeffries
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Salmony
Aa Ang
Lawrence County
Geo. R. Allen
T. B. Gilliam
Barnesville
Ethel M’kennon
WOLD
Ture
Dakota
Call OF Cox
T. J. McKee
Brooks
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