County Court Rejects Orphans Home Funds Battle
Maury County Quarterly Court votes 13 to 6 against a $2,500 appropriation for the Tennessee Orphans Home amid a heated dispute. Elder W. T. Boaz presents sixteen orphans. minority critic Ross cites loss of county control. Turner resigns from revenue board after becoming a judge. funding board duties debated and bridge repair probes ordered.
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Maury County
Tennessee
Hunter
Denton
Fariss
Guest
Hayes
Erwin
Church
Stephenson
Peay
Holt
Ballanfant
Voorhles
Lovell
Ricketts
Ross
Jackson
Brooks
Taylor
McKnight
W. T. Boaz
Tennessee Orphans’ Home
Esq. E
Tennessee Industrial School
Orphins
Hay. Hayes
Esq. Ross
County Court
Tenn
Co. C. Ross, Basq
Ross Gue
Court Denies Refund for County Officials Over Bonds
The Quarterly County Court rejected claims by the trustee court clerk and county judge about bond refunding costs. A heated session saw attorneys for Flem Thomas and Judge W C Gordon argue against the board, while others pressed for payment. The court also approved $18 per quarter for Tennessee Orphan’s Home inmates as a compromise. Court actions hint at possible lawsuits by refunding board members to recover services. A separate note promotes Foley Kidney Pills with a testimonial from Mrs. Rose Glaser of Terre Haute Indiana.
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Maury
Gordon
W. T. Boaz
W. T. Towler
Flor
Funding Board
Turner
W. B. Turner
The
Revenue Commission
Court House
Maury County
M.L. Barlar
Rich Webster
H. P. Piguers
Flem Thomas
Jon Garner
W. C. Gordon
Church and Hayes
Esq. Denton
Hayes
Esq. Hayes
Esquire
Thomas
Tennessee Orphan's Home
Foley
Rose Glaser
Terre Haute
Ind
Brooks-Latham Drug Company
Mrs Pelton Opens Millinery Parlor in Harlan & Evans Shop
Mrs Pelton of Pulaski will open a millinery parlor in the rear of the shoe store of Harlan and Evans in Columbia on September first. She has spent six years in Pulaski in millinery and is praised as a caterer to the latest fashions in ladies headwear. She will travel to eastern markets Saturday to buy an up to date stock.
Miss Giddens Named Deputy Register of Maury County
Miss Browsie Giddens of Mt Pleasant is appointed Deputy Register of Maury County by Register-elect Sam J Taylor. She has been a school teacher and is highly qualified for the duties, and will assume the office on September 1 with Mr Taylor as her chief.
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Browsie Giddens
Dear
State Fair Catalogue Available From Mrs Nichols
Parties seeking fair catalogs should contact Mrs George W Nichols manager of the woman’s department in Maury county. All entries must be registered with Mrs Nichols by September 5 to secure a spot in the hall.
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George W. Nichols
Woman's Department
Maury County
Nichols
Old Confederate Veterans Meet at Darks Mill Sept 1
Maury county old Confederate veterans plan their annual reunion at Darks Mill on Thursday September 1. Uniformed companies are asked to attend in uniform with rifles for a drill in the manual of arms. The Harvey Walker Bivouac of Lynnville will likely attend. Rev R Lin Cave hag promises to speak. An ice cream supper benefits the local public school with Miss Mary Meroney teaching. The county fair and protracted meeting at Lasting Hope Presbyterian church scheduled, urging farmer exhibits and premium goals.
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Darks Mill
Renn
Maury County
Harvey Walker
Lynnville
R. Lin Cave
Cave
Vir Xinin
Robert E. Lee
Beara
Mary Meroney
Lasting Hope Presbyterian Church
Mr. Bryan
McMinnville Presbytery
Maury
Themanagement
Votes Wanted for Mitchell Ashley Piano Contest Certificates
Miss Winnie Ketes asks residents to submit Mitchell Ashley piano contest certificates by the deadline. The notice seeks community participation and encourages eligible entrants to present valid proof of qualification for the event.
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Winnie Ketes
Mitchell-Ashley
Orphan Inmates Visit The Herald Office
Headed by Superintendent Bows, the inmates of the Tennessee Orphans' Home visited The Herald office this morning. Sixteen children aged three to fifteen accompanied the group, described as bright, attractive, well clothed and well fed.
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Bows
Tennessee Orphans’ Home
The
Herald
Dissolution Notice for Harlan & Evans Firm In 1910
Effective August 1 1910 the firm of Harlan Evans dissolved by mutual consent Sam C Harlan retiring Henri Moore and Charles A Parker Jr to succeed The firm name remains Harlan Evans and the new firm acquires all assets including old accounts An early payment of all bills is requested and gratitude is extended to customers for past favors.
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Harlan & Evans
Sam C. Harlan
Henriy Moore
Charles A. Parker, Jr
Harlan Retires from Firm Harlan & Evans Thanks Patrons
Mr Harlan retires from Harlan & Evans and expresses sincere thanks to friends and patrons for their support in building the business. He asks continued patronage of the new firm, promising the same courteous attention and satisfactory service as before.
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Harlan & Evans
Litt
BAM C. Harlan
Horrors of the Russian Cholera Surge Reach South Russia
The cholera scourge in Russia grows worse as Professor Rein reports from the south. Children starve as parents die, leaving many unsupported. Thousands of new cases are added daily with no sign of relief.
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Petersburg
Russia
Rein
The
Red Cross
South
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County Revenue Commission
Figners
Pike
Lowell Mill
Stovewood Seltlers
Esquires
Holt, Hayes
Messrs
W. T. Galloway
Bob Moore
B. Bight
Revenue Commissioners
Brooks, Hrwin
Cold Shoulder
Orefunding Board
Oriphans
Seal Home
Fine Society
Cotham Bros
Jewelers
Seventh St
Public Square
Bell Phone
Mrs. Pelton
Pulaski Milliner
Harlan
Miss Giddens
Evie
Bogatzky
Bauman
Columbia, Tennessee
Dark's Mill
Rev. R. Lin Cave
the Orator
Veterans—Uniform Company
Manual of Arms
the Herald
MR. Harlan
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