Shields Roberts Sweep County in Gubernatorial and Senate Race
In a Democratic primary across Mate ry County Shields and Roberts led, surprising prognosticators with Roberts lagging Shields in most districts. Shields won county results over Rye by 926 votes, while Roberts led Peay in most precincts though by narrow margins, with final tallies showing Roberts ahead by 1827 to Peay 901 in the Senate race and Gates of county totals near 2477 ballots cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matery
Shields
Roberts
Rye
Bers Shields
Gover
Bigbyville
Goy
Sawduet Valley
Columbia
Mt Pleasant
Peay
Tgo
Lense
Teay
Witmer
le Fifth
Col
Thoms
Peebles
Allen
M* Allen
AL ‘Timmers Roberts
Callwell
Eth Shields
Bbrotyshire
Beer Iroetter
Inverior
Aos
Shropahire
Senator
Decrease in Mortgage and Realty Business July
July records show a small drop in real estate and mortgage transactions at the County Court Clerk office. Marriage licenses rose sharply, credited to a large number of negro marriages before enlistment, with more negro couples tying the knot than whites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A .V. Lipscomb
Many New Faces In Next County Court
The upcoming quarterly court convenes on the second Monday in October bringing fourteen new members after retirements and defeats. Appointments span ten districts with Forgey Hull Derryberry Pariss and many others, while several incumbents including Forgey Jackson Ricketts Ross Harlan Wilkes Guest Welter Taylor were reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Forgey
Clarence Lowell
Charles V. Hull
W. L. Goad
A. L. Derryberry
Kelly Pariss Yown
Spring Hill
John M Davis
J. H. Harrison
C. L. Harris
C. Hays Denton
Bud Dugger
R. J. Swann
A. K Mathews
Charles 8. Jackson
F. M. Ricketts
Mt Pleasant
C. C. Ross
A. M. Tartan
Joe T. Wilkes
R. H. Guest
John Carr
Hugh Lee Webster
City of
Columbia
T. M. Jones
Henderson Akin
Jasper C. Taylor
Forgey
David Jackson
Ricgetts
Ross
Harlan
Wilkes
Guest
Welter
Taylor
Justice of the Peace Election Result for Columbia
The record fragment reports the Columbia city election results for Justice of the Peace. It lists precinct tallies including Hers Jones and other candidates with partial vote counts, but the OCR text is garbled and incomplete, leaving key figures and totals unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice City OF Columbia
Justice of the Peace
City of
Columbia
Hers Jones
Glark Russell and Hays Triumph in Legislative Race
Glark Russell and Hays win the legislative contest as Whitaker finishes a close third, beaten by only fifty votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glark
Russell
Hays
Many Changes in Maury County After Thursday Primary
Forty Maury county women received certificates as cooperative demonstrators in food conservation. William J. Russell and Samuel A. Hays won the Democratic primary for representative, with Whitaker close behind. New county officials will be sworn in September 1 and serve on salaries. Ma rry county election results and court reorganization are detailed, along with Miss Virginia P. Moore praising local women’s food conservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Russell
Samuel A. Haya
William JB. Whitaker
Russell
Whitaker
Hays
Court House
Rassell
Moore
Riwnell
C. Y. Clarke
Mt Pleasant
J. Trim McKnight
Archibald W. Lipscnmb
Webb Williams
Gabe K. Houser
J. Walter Griffin
Joe Anderson
Sam A. Hays
Sam J. Taylor
Register
J. J. Pogue
J. Ross Burns
John W.adkison
Virginia P. Moore
Daily Herald
Maury County
Tennessee
Division of Extension and Food Administration
War Work
Iaa H. Pollhill
Artie W. Bryan
America
Dinning
Hoover
Food Administration
Miss Moore
Kurage
Europe
H. C. Fulton
Columbia
New Automobile Firm Organized in Columbia
Ed Matthews sells his stake in Davis & Matthews to A B Davis and may depart for France. Davis forms Davis Motor Company with E V Foster J Lem Thomas and R S Hopkins. Foster and Davis to run the business. Hopkins is a lawyer and Thomas handles cattle and farming. The firm will operate a general garage and automobile business with expanded services. Service will be the watchword for all staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Matthews
Davis & Matthews
A. B. Davis
France
Davis
Davis Motor Company
E. V Foster
J. Lem Thomas
R. $. Hopkins
Foster
Mr. Davis
Hopkins
Thomas
Cary
Hopkins Sells West End Home to Jonas Brown
Hopkins sells his Place in West End to Jonas Brown of Giles county for cash. Possession now and Brown to move in by the fifteenth of this month. Hopkins plans to move his family to the city for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
West End
Jonas Brown
Giles County
Mr. Brown
Vote for Justice in Fifth District
Vague OCR derived notice lists names and precincts for justice of the peace in the fifth district. It shows counts and totals with garbled spellings including Denton Dugger Calbewka and Glendale. The fragment suggests an electoral tally or column ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tive of the
Fifa
Menhbon Denton Dugger
Calbewka Co
Glendale
Afi
Ma Herald
A Sure Sign and a Murky Evening Lease Scene
A fragmentary note describes Jim McKar and a friend in a Mehttuncheate setting overhearing a waitress phrase about water. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes, making a definite summary impossible beyond the overheard dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Jin
Phil
Jim McKar
Eugene Anderson Off for Eastern Markets
Eugene Anderson buyer for Anderson Bros. & Foster leaves Thursday with Mrs. Anderson and daughter Mist Jees Anderson for New York and other eastern cities. He will visit wholesale establishments and manufacturers, away about four weeks. Mrs. Anderson and Miss Anderson will tour eastern points and return with him. He instructed to mail a daily morning edition copy to avoid missing a page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Anderson
Anderson Bros. & Foster
Anderson
Mist Jees Anderson
New York
Daily Herald
Hunter Wins Narrow County Education Board Race After Corrections
In the Third and Fourth districts a tight election for the board of education produced shifting results. Initial reports, then a correction, show Hunter edging past Hardison by five votes after a reporting error at Neapolis altered Hunter’s tally from five to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Hunter
Cakwells
Hardison
Neapolis
Italy 15 Favorite Ate Up London War Cheers
In London on August 5, Thaly enjoys honor as Italy shows strength in the war. Restaurants feature macaroni on menus and diners praise the dish as a tribute to Mali. Italian and Antin supporters receive unprecedented applause and widespread affection for the Italian cause appears lasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prese
London
Thaly
Uneit Clntomers
Italy
Antin Organerinders
Photograph Captures 40 Volunteers Receiving Certificates
A meeting closed with a group photograph of 40 volunteers who received certificates, accompanied by notes on Columbia and neighboring towns where she was one of two.
Mean Temperature and Rainfall Normal in Ashwood July
The July summary from Mrs. Y W Fleming notes mean temperature 44 degrees below normal and rainfall just under the normal 4.44 inches. Peak temperatures reached 96 June 7 and 104 in 1914, with 10 days above 90. In Ashwood the month recorded mean 74.7 degrees, 1.20 inches rainfall following a 0.5 inch shower on July 6, plus 16 clear and 10 partly cloudy days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. Fleming
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Ashwood
Preacher Trousdale to Speak in Columbia Next Sunday
The Rev O M Trousdale of the First Reformed Church Newark N J will preach at the IL o clock service at the First Presbyterian Church in this city next Sunday August 11. Trousdale is well known here and his city visit is expected to draw a large congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
0. M. Trousdale
D. D
First Reformed Church
Newark
N. J
First Presbyterian Church
Tronsdale
Wilson County Farmer Makes Money In Sheep
Leban on Aug 5 l Fort Herald reports Speciel to The Herald that a Wilson County farmer has marketed 3000 dollars worth of wool and lambs from a flock of 150 sheep including 130 ewes 4 bucks and 11 yearlings. The piece notes several yearling lambs raised this year and mentions unrelated local orders about athletic training and teaching schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson County
Speciel
Herald
Lebanon
Llomer Mancock
Wilson
Mrs Minnie Stephens 56 dies after illness in Riverside
Mrs Minnie Stephens wife of S B Stephens aged 56 dies Saturday night at her Riverside home after two to three months illness She leaves husband four daughters Mrs Ernest Skidmore Akron Ohio and Mionen Inez Gladys Katherine Stephens and sister Mrs J G Smith Springdale Ark A life long Methodist and community worker funeral held Sunday at 4 from First Methodist with Dr W B Ricks officiating burial Rose Hill pallbearers Sam A Hays A H Smith Grover Parks Comer Smith R Hopkins and W J Harbison Oakes Nichols
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Stephens
S. B. Stephens
Riverside
Ernest Skidmore
Akron
Ohio
Mionen Inez
Gladys
Katherine Stephens
J. G. Smith
Springdale
Ark
Minnie Dowdy
Fayrtte County
Columbia
Miodist
First Methodist Church
W. B. Ricks
Rose Hill Cemetery
Pall
Judge Turner Wins Reelection To Eleventh Circuit
Judge W. B. Turner, reelected to the Eleventh judicial circuit by a large vote, thanked supporters this morning. He completed one satisfactory term, earned a reputation for balanced rulings, and plans to begin a second term with a pledge to merit public confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Turner
Eleventh Judicial Circuit
Turner
Adee Turner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dub
Angel
Fe Anid
Ken
Cook Outfitting Company
Shields-Roberts
Sweep County
Nessee
AT Court House
R. S. Hopkins
W. Foster
Phoenix National Bank
Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust Co
E. E. McLemore
Ww. A. Dale
Spcce President
C. M. Trousdale
Newark, WN. J
First Presbyterian
Thomas Carr
Pedrret
Holt Court
Ashast
Albort Ogiethorpe
Schefoies
Vineyard
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!