Herald announces multiple candidates for sheriff in 1921 primary
The Herald authenticates announcements of several candidates for sheriff subject to the democratic primary on November 12, 1921. Names appearing include Dooley, Hardison, Ewing, Lee, Godwin, Boyd, Erwin, Skelley, and others, each listed as a candidate contingent on the primary results.
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Luther L. Lee
Claude J. Godwin
Bert Erwin
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Hardy Skelley
Déiw
James J. Pogue Declared Candidate for Register
The Herald announces James J. Pogue as a candidate for the Register, subject to the Democratic primary on November 12, 1921.
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James J. Pogue
Register
Trust trustee candidates in Democratic primary details
The Herald lists authorized notices for trustee candidates subject to the Democratic primary on November 12, 1921. Named individuals include J D Granberry Jack, James D Cathey, Obert H Jackson, Will C Napier, Henderson Akin, Cloud Whitaker, Joe L Hagey, with appropriate primary dates and election context.
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Jack) Granberry
Obert H. Jackson
Will C. Napier
Cloud Whitaker
Circuit Court Clerk Nominates J Joe T Anderson for Clerk
The Herald notes J Joe T Anderson as a candidate for Circuit Court Clerk and Gilbert M Orr as a candidate for County Court Clerk, both subject to the Democratic primary on November 13, 1931, with authorization stated.
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J . Joe T
Anderson
Gilbert M. Orr
Patterson Seeks County Clerk Seat in Democratic Primary
The Herald notes Wilburn Patterson as a candidate for County Court Clerk, running in the Democratic primary on November 1, 1921, outlining his bid and designation as a challenger in the race.
Glendale Public School Repair Project Advances
Work on Glendale public school is nearly finished with interior renovations repaints and a new heating flue. If completed in time classes will start next Monday. citizens in the Glendale area have contributed to the effort showing strong local support for the school.
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Glendale
James D Tomlin Dies at King's Daughters Hospital
James D. Tomlin aged sixty nine died Monday afternoon at the King's Daughters hospital after an operation. The body was prepared by Maury Undertaking Company and shipped to Franklin. Interment will be in the family burying ground on the Lewisburg road near his former home. He had lived for some time with his son Cleveland Tomlin on Knob Creek and is survived by Geo Tomlin of Louisiana Jim Tomlin of Williamson County John Tomlin of Marshall County Cleveland Tomlin of this county Mrs Alice Owen and Mrs Ea Mathis of Maury County.
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James D. Tomlin
King’s Daughters Hospital
Maury Undertaking Company
Franklin
Lewisburg Road
Mr. Tomlin
Cleveland Tomlin
Knob Creek
Geo Tomlin
Louisiana
Jim Tomlin
Williamson County
John Tomlin
Marshall County
This County
Alice Owen
Ea Mathis
Maury County
Ice Cream Supper at Woodrow Friday
An ice cream supper will be given at the Woodrow school in the Williamsport community Friday night. Splendid music will be furnished by a saxophone orchestra. It is expected that a large crowd will be present.
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Woodrow School
Williamsport
Minister Discusses His Wife’s Troubles in Testimony
Rev. A H Sykes former pastor of Watkins Park Presbyterian Church Nashville testifies Tanlac greatly aided his wife’s Ten month health decline from stomach trouble and nervous breakdown She gained strength quickly and could help with housework He praises Tanlac as highly effective and widely sold The note adds that Yugoslavia now controls most trade with America once held by Fiume before the war.
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A. H. Sykes
Watkins Park Presbyterian Church
Nashville
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Tanlac
Sykea
Real estate licensing sparks debate over state control
The Memphis lawsuit over the new real estate act threatens licensing fees and a state board funded by taxes. Local dealers suspect the law favors large firms to curb competition, while opponents warn of growing paternalism and government overreach across occupations. Roads in Maury County face washouts from heavy rains, undoing fresh grading and gravel. County official Wilkes notes extensive damage but crops benefit from rain, with repairs to follow. Illiteracy reports show Maury has 22 percent black illiterates, with higher rates among other counties and whites generally better off.
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Maury County
Wilkes
Bully Herald
Marshall
East Tennessee
Mountain
Hancock
Cumberland
Uke Clay
Jackson
Fentress
Davidson County
Wildcat Stills At Court House Draw Big Crowd
Deputy sheriffs today displayed two large illicit stills in the court house yard in the western county. One tap was a sixty gallon copper lined unit seized last week in the seventh district, capable of producing white corn liquor. The other is a galvanized iron steamer likely making squirrel whisky, noted for its strong intoxicating effect.
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Court House
Ibdeuuty
U. S
Tom McLean
Dobbins Declines Sheriff Candidacy After Support Calls
John B Dobbins said he will not run for sheriff despite widespread support and dozens of calls after being named as a possible candidate in Monday's Herald. He noted encouragement from friends but chose not to enter the race.
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John BD. Dobbins
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Mr. Dobbins
Infant Son of Haywood Dies Near Santa Fe
Paul D Haywood infant son of Mr and Mrs J H Haywood died at 3 30 this morning at their home near Santa Fe after a brief illness. A prayer service will be held at Mt Wesley Church at 10 o clock Wednesday led by Rev R T Cox and burial will follow in Mt Wesley Cemetery. Maury Undertaking Company to care for arrangements.
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Paul D
J. H. Haywood
Santa Fe
Mt. Wesley
RT. Cox
Bel Ferment
MS Wesley
Maury Undertakings Company
Chance
Boarding Teachers Problem in Country
A county board member says there are still difficulties in providing boarding places for country teachers though conditions have improved since the war. The issue remains a major challenge for school authorities, but the average teacher is seen as a valuable home addition, with families urged to contribute to house provisions to keep them in the home.
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Third of Century with Columbia Firm
Those who are old enough to remember that furack are congratulating William P. Boyd upon the fact that he is today celebrating his third of a century with the J. Rosenthal Co. He entered the services thirty three years ago and has served continuously since then with few days missed. He is proud of his faithful record.
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Furack
William P. Boyd
J. Rosenthal Co
Boyd
J. Rosenthal
Will Boyd
Mr. Boyd
Union Revival to Open at McCains Next Sunday
Beginning next Sunday Rev. H M Guynn, a noted revivalist, will conduct a three week meeting at McCains. It will be a union services with participation from five churches in the county section.
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H. M. Guynn
McCains
Respected Woman Passes After Illness at 80
Mrs. Fantle McNeal, eighty three, wife of the late Jackson McNeal, died Tuesday at her son H. J. McNeal’s home near Darks MN after two weeks illness. A lifelong Christian, she is survived by her son. Funeral Thursday at Concord Church at 2 o'clock, Elder W. S. Morton officiating. Interment Concord Cemetery. Maury Undertaking Co. in charge.
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Fantle McNeal
Jackson McNeal
H. J McNeal
Darks
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F H. J.mcneal
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W. 8. Morton
Concord Cemetery
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Maury Undertaking Company
Negro’s Bond for Attempted Murder Bound Grand Jury
Jack Mayes, colored, charged with shooting Monk Caine in a dusky love triangle case, bound over to the grand jury in the sum of $1,000 by Examining justices T. M. Jones and Guest after a preliminary hearing.
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Jack Mayes
Monk Caine
T. M. Jones
Guest
Infant Dies After Brief Life at 1 O Clock
Deaths and funerals notice records the infant Richard Amis Wilkes 1 806 of Mr and Mrs A L Wilkes dying at hospital after a day of life. Burial at Rise Hill followed by prayers by Rev John E Hight. Parents and extended family express deep sympathy as friends extend support. Mr and Mrs E E Livermore and three daughters return to Memphis after visiting Neapolis relatives.
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Richard Amis Wilkes
A. L. Wilkes
Rise Hill
John E. Hight
Officers Raid Home for White Whisky in Fussell Addition
Patrolmen and Constable W. J Goad raided Sam Journey's home in the Fussell Addition to Columbia on Monday evening. They found a little over two gallons of white corn whisky, which was confiscated. Journey posted bond of 250 dollars for a Wednesday court appearance. Officers Cook Hight Stagesl and Satterwhite assisted, spurred by receipt of a load of empty bottles before the raid. The raid occurred outside the corporation limits but the warrant was sworn by Constable Goad.
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W. J Goad
Ninth District
Sam Journey
Fussell
Columbia
Jowney
Utts
Journey
Goad
Broadview farmers expect record corn yields this year
In Broadview, John Garrett and fellow growers report superb rain this season. Garrett owns at least 425 acres in corn and predicts a great yield, contrasting with drought-stricken areas. Nearby crops in the county show similar prospects, while palm island inhabitants and copra gathering are noted alongside a world series schooner visit.
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John Garrect
Broadview
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Garrett
Palmyra Islands
Terre Haute Star Schooner
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Humphreys
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Columbia Firm
William Boyd
J. Rosenthal Company
Union Revival Services
M'Cains
Ars. E. E. Livermore
Neepolis
Phoenix National Bank
Columbia, Tennessee
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W. A. Dale
J. Lem Thomas
H. C. Fulton
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