Land Sale in Columbia Tennessee under Chancery decree
In the Chancery court of Columbia Tennessee Mary Curry and others are ordered to sell at the court house on the 1st Monday of August 1913 at noon the land described in Grant's addition to Columbia Lots 19 20 and 21 Maury County near Locust Street bounded by Dyer Pattie Frierson Tot No 86 and Tot No 22 with six months credit and no redemption. Notes with interest and security required. Akin and Fariss attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Curry
Chancery Court
Columbia
Tennessee
Court House
Grant
Columbia, Tenn
Maury County
Tenn
Locust Street
W. W. Dyer
Pattie Frierson
D. F. Fleming
Newton White
Wen
A. N. Akin
Mora B. Fariss
H. P. Figuers
Atty
Thompson Sells Confection Stand Corner Garden and Seventh
Eldridge Denham buys the confection and fruit business of J. W. Thompson at Garden and Seventh streets. Thompson will focus on rebuilding his residence on Sewall Mill Pike but will keep managing the greenhouse farm and fruit culture. Oscar Dial will remain to ensure continuity of the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldridge Denham
J. W. Thompson
Garden and
Seventh Streets
Thompson
Sewall Mill Pike
Green House
Oscar Dial
July Real Estate Transfers See Drop in Total Amount
There was a drop in the real estate transfers during July, totaling $66,700. Conveyances were numerous but many were smaller deals, and the aggregate did not accumulate as quickly as in the prior month in the county.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Columbia Woman
A Columbia reader tests confirm Doan's Kidney Pills as effective for tiredness irritability nervousness and backache linked to kidney trouble. Mrs W G Douglas of 40 Fourteenth St credits the remedy with restoring her health after using Adams and Martin's Drug Store sourcing Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as US agents. Remember the name Dean's and take no other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
W. G. Douglas
Fourteenth St
Fenn
Saya
Doan
Adams& Martin
Adams
Columbia Chancery Court sale of land in Columbia Tennessee
In the Chancery Court at Columbia Tennessee W R Skelton and wife et al decree entered April Term 1015 sale on August 18 1913 at noon at the court house door to the highest bidder for land in first ward of Columbia bounded by Ninth and High streets Phelan s N E corner Whalen line to Frierson to Fourth street 180 feet to the beginning lot conveyed by C Fielden to Skelton sale terms six months cash optional notes bearing interest required at purchase contains sale free from equity of redemption Attorneys holding and garners listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Skelton
Chancery Court
Columbia
Tennessee
City of
Tenn
Yourth
High Streets
High Street
Phelan
N. BE
Whelan
Frierson
Hien
AN. Akin, C
Mora B. Fariss
Ms, Co
Property Sale in Columbia Tenn Decree Notice 1913
W B Greenlaw trustee and others bring a decree sale for April 1913 on April term at minute book 43 page 31. On Monday the 18th of August at 12 noon the land in Mayes Place Ward One of Columbia Tenn will be sold to highest bidder. Describes N 25 feet of lot 8 and 25 feet of lot 9 beginning 375 feet north of 6th street, 60 feet north along Mayes Place, then 60 feet west to an alley, same lot conveyed to Mrs Mary W McKinney by Norman Kirkman et al. Cash on day of sale with one third cash requirement. Sale free from redemption. Also administrator notice for estate of W M White July 17 1913. WH Aikes administrator Springel Tenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Greenlaw
Chancery Court
Columbia
Tennessee
Court House
City of
Columbia, Tenn
Mayes Place
Jof Mayes Place
6Th Street
Mary W. McKinney
Norman Kirkman
Fu of
Et al
AN_ AKIN
Mora B
Orariss
D.C. & M. Holding & Garner
Attys
Cattle Tick Films Shown In Nashville Education Drive
The bureau of animal industry in Nashville launches two motion pictures to educate on tick damage and eradication. One film details the tick life cycle and dipping vats, the other shows pure bred cattle now thriving in tick free regions with several breeds featured. A contrasting herd infested with ticks illustrates the South's cattle improvements. A third feature captures buzzards feeding on a cow carcass from an unsanitary slaughter pen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Bureau of Animal Industry
Secon
Ulea
Sale of Spring Hill land on August 23, 1913 in Maury County
J B Ledberry and others in the Chancery Court at Columbia announce a sale on August 23 1913 at 12 noon on the Spring Hill premises Maury County Tennessee. The tract in question lies in the 8th Civil District and is bounded by MacMahon Branham Hughes Nellums and Maury Hill Street with two houses. If the larger lot sells for 164 feet to Branham and Hughes line bids start at five hundred with final payment due March 16 1915. Sale free from redemption.
Sale of Spring Hill properties in Chancery Court action
J H Dinning as trustee will sell on August 18 1913 two houses and lots in Spring Hill Maury Hill Street bounded by McMahon Nellums Branham Hughes and Brown. Sale subject to prior vendor’s lien Branham Hughes. cash on day of sale. no redemption. Dated July 1 1913 A Akin C M Maia Fr Fariss D C M J I Dinning Atty.
Non-Resident Notice in Maury County Court
The court orders Laula Hill to appear by September 1913 for a complaint against non-resident defendant with publication of notice in The Columbia Weekly Herald for four weeks. Also includes an advertisement for Bucklen's Armica Salve, 25 cents, at Woldridge Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. Hill
Couuty
Maury County
Tennessee
Laula Hill
Chicago
Illnois
Columbia Weekly Herald
H. W. Thomas
J. H. Dinning
Rho
Cornersville Earns Narrow Win in Thrilling Riverside Park Game
The Southern League clash at Riverside Park saw Cornersville defeat Columbia 4 to 3 in a brisk, well played contest praised by locals. Hunter starred defensively for the visitors, while Hardison and Frazier delivered key two baggers as the home team edged ahead late. next up, a trip to Lewisburg on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iiverside Park
Cameraville
Columbia
Cornersville
McClintock
Hunter
la Bobble
Rayburn
Hardison
Rogers
Turner
Sweeney
Parks
Frazier
Rummage
Johnson
Accre Corneraville Abrh Poae
M. Turner
Brigdes
Jindree Hunter
Ore
McMahon
S Raaier
Bryant
Fraxier
Kirkland
Smith
Lewisburg
Lewisburg Defeats Columbia 4 to 2 Last Week
Last week Lewisburg beat Columbia 4 to 2 and plans a rematch at home to even the score. An advertisement for Grigsby’s Liv-Ver-Lax promotes remedies, mentioning Stephenson Brob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grigsby
Ask Stephenson
Pesky Castro Again Is Busy In Venezuela
Reports from Aug 2 describe Coro in Falcon state occupied by Castro partisans and Governor Leon Juar do reportedly captured. Castro reportedly landed yesterday and followers, including nephews, embarked for Coro. Venezuela’s political situation seen as critical with many imprisonments amid rebel activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willemestad
Guracoa
Coro
Falcon
Venezuela
Cibriano Castro
Leon Juardo
Castro
Mole Killed by Lightning in County Thunderstorm
A thunder shower around 1 PM Friday killed a male mole belonging to the Federal Chemical Co. and injured another. The county reported several lightning strikes but this was the only damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal” Chemical “Co
Secon
Osteopaths to Hold Meeting in Kirksville Missouri
The American Osteopathic Association will meet in Kirksville on Wednesday morning and remain in session the rest of the week. A statue unveiling of Dr. Andrew Taylor Still founder of osteopathy is planned. Dr. Sull will be eighty five that day and attendance is expected to be the largest in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Osteopathic Association
Kirksville
Seasion
Andrew Taylor Sull
Sull
O'Bryan
Choctaw Indian Succeeds Napier in Treasury Post
Washington report states President Wilson withdrew the nomination of Adam W. Patterson of Alabama as register of the treasury. Patterson declined the appointment and Gabe F. Parker, Choctaw Indian, is recommended along with Oklahoma senators by the congressional delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Adam WH. Patterson
Treasury
Patterson
Gabe F. Parker
Oklahoma
State
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. Grant
Thompson Sells
Minnie Rose
Emma D. Grigsby
W. M. White
WH. Aikes, Jn
Springel
Animal Industry
E. L. Armstrong
Admr
J. B. Ledberry
Spring Hill
Z. MacMahon
Branham & Hughes
Bratham
S & Hughes
W. C. Branham
Branha
Maury Hill St
Akin, C. & M
D.C
M. E
M. L. Nellums
Maury Hill Street
Maury A. Brown
S. Z McMahon
Branham & Hughes Jor
Branhams
Hendue
Annie McDowell
Clinton
Woldridge CO
Adyt
Dobbins&Ewing
Dobbins
Ewing
Pesky Castro
Bogota
Cipriano Castro
Mole
Federal Chemical Company
Century Mines
DR. M. E. O'Bryan
Hall
Ralure
F. J. Cheney
C. Toledo
All Druggista
Tée
Napier
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