Phosphate Deal Pending for Maury Property
Judge Fry confirms that appraisers are reviewing properties tied to a planned International Agricultural Corporation deal. No reports submitted, no deals closed, and details will be disclosed after the directors meet in New York on August 16. The Florida Maury County assets may be purchased, with confirmations expected only post meeting.
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International Agricultural Corporation
New York
Nashville
John W. Fry
Jonn W. Pry
Judge Fry
International Agricultural Corporal
Fox
Florida
Maury County
Jnd Oblch
Areo
Fry
Mt. Pleasant
Broadway
Tenn
Interstate Fertilizer Company
National Fertilizer Company
National
W. D. Rhea
Comany
Interstate
Tennessee Valley Fertilizer Company
Florence
Ala
Montgomery
Atlanta
Athens
South
International Agricultural Corp Buys Tennessee Phosphate Lands
The International Agricultural Corporation of New York has taken over Tennessee phosphate lands in Mt. Pleasant valued around 5 million dollars. The deal includes six large plants and two thousand thousand tons of high grade phosphate, comprising multiple companies and properties across Maury, Giles, Williamson, and Davidson counties, with related discussions about further acquisitions and pending deals in Nashville and the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Pleasant Deal
MT. Pleasant
Tenn
International Agricultural Corporation of New York
Tennessee
Ftems
Middle Tennessee Phosphate Co
Jackson Phosphate Co
Blue Grass Phosphate Co
Richland Phosphate Co
Wiley H. Harris
T. C. Meadowe & Co
J. D. Felervon
Jlant
France & Co. F
Southport
Ruhm & Gregory
Ruth & Sarrow
H. D. Ramm & Co
Fry & Alexander
Maury Phosphate B Syndicate Co
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Giles County
Dark’e
Wales
Auto Wreck Near Franklin Injures Passengers No Death
A Franklin pike crash involving a six cylinder Overland driven by a colored chauffeur Sam and a buggy owned by Mr Mayberry left the buggy wrecked. Miss Jean Dobbins and Mrs B B Regen escaped injuries as the car plowed into the buggy injuring no one fatally. The party waited for another vehicle to continue to Nashville.
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Franklin Pike
Here
Franklin
Sam
Mayberry
B. B. Regen
Regen
Boat swept over the dam near Cincinnati tragedy
Aug 16 report from Foster Ohio on the Miami River describes Louis Fox of Northside Cincinnati and Miss Cora Friedhoff of Glendale drowned after their boat went over the dam while they attempted to study the current. Pax watched as vessel tipped and both occupants were carried downstream. bodies not recovered. Fox was a draughtsman for Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton. The day was spent picnicking at Foster with many witnesses to the accident.
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Cincinnate
Foster
Miami River
Louis Fox
Northside
Cincinnati
Cora Friedhoff
Glendale
Pax
Stag
Fox War
Remit Carmack Fund for Columbia Monument
The executive committee asks all subscribers to remit their Carmack Memorial subscriptions to B. R. Farrell, Columbia secretary, to avoid personal notices. Do not wait, remit promptly for the monument fund. Meanwhile in Pulaski Giles County seeks relief from Cumberland Company telephone service after widespread petitions signaled major issues. Two Nashville experts were sent to fix the system with a promise of first class service within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmack
Columbia
Joye
B. R. Farrell
T Daten
Cumberland Company
Leland Hume
Nashville
Hume
Christ Knocked at the Door of Sinners Heart Sermon
Rev George H Mack preached on Revelation 3 20 at the First Methodist church urging open heart conversion. The pastor contrasted believers and unbelievers and illustrated patience of Christ with a tale of a repentant son and a desiring to enter the heart. A house fire in Mt Pleasant destroyed Willard Blues residence with Mrs Blue escaping.
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George H. Mack
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
United Congregations of
City
First Methodist Church
Christ
Jesus Christ
Jim
MT. Pleasant
Tenn
Phersom
Lord
Mrs. Blue
Mr. Blue
Burdock Blood Bitters Promoted for Stomach and Liver Purity
An advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a remedy to purify the blood and improve digestion. It claims benefits for the stomach bowels and liver, appealing to readers seeking healthier blood.
South Carolina Holds Dispensary Election Across Counties
Columbia South Carolina Aug 16 Tuesday twenty one counties will hold elections to decide whether to resume liquor sales under the county dispensary system. The measure arose from a heated legislative fight between prohibitionists and local optionists. The act imposes two weeks of absolute prohibition before the polls open and places the voting burden on antiprohibitionists as the state remains theoretically dry until counties vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
8. C
South Carolina
Iquor
Local Engine Firm Shows Bold New Pivot
A garbled OCR fragment hints at an engineering firm reshaping its strategy with a prompt adaptation to engines and a special focus on a high street area. Names and details are unclear but the piece suggests a bold corporate pivot.
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Gig
Maury Property
Mt.pleasant
Jean Dobbins
Mrs. B. Regen
Stover
Studebaker Wagons
Ellett, Harlan
Atvong
Nage Hendley
Frierson
Carmack Fund
Herat
the Herald
Pulaski, Tenn
J. B. Rees
J.B. Rees
South Main Street
DR. Mack
Cortel
Daws Frierson, Jr
A. N. Lord
E. W. Jones
Assam
Bert Berg Warcnaanan
Jewe
Shell Block
Continential Fire Insurance CO
Parrell & Lipscomb
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