Auto strike injures two in Williamsport pike buggy
Dr. G M Allison's auto hit a buggy on the narrow Williamsport pike near T H Williams farm. Marnie Adkins about seventy two was thrown and gravely injured. Charney Webb about sixty five was knocked down but only lightly hurt. Webb jumped clear to avoid the vehicle. Dr. Allison regrets the fatal accident and notes brakes failed. Webb and Adkins were returning from Jones Valley, Hickman county. Adkins resides in Columbia.
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Merie Adkins
Charney Webb
Salautomobile
Williamsport Pike
Mr. Webb
Mre. Adkins
Columbia
Dr. Allison
Adking
Allison
Webb
Adkins
Jones Valley
Hickman County
B. A. Satterfield
Trotwood Moore Figures In Real Estate Deal
A five acre land sale from John Trotwood Moore to Joe Hagey near Hagey’s farm closed for 1900 dollars. The transaction was handled by A. L. Blocker & Co. Moore, editor of the Taylor Trotwood Magazine, is a noted Southern author.
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John Trotwood Moore
Joe Hagey
Mr. Hagey
Frm
A. L. Blocker & Co
Moore
Taylor-Trotwood Magazine
South
Expression of Deep Sympathy From Nashville Pastors
The Baptist Pastors Conference of Nashville expressed sympathy in a letter to relatives of Mrs. Virgo Patton and Miss Christine Patton who drowned in Duck River near Columbia on Saturday. Rev. J. W. Patton, Christine’s father, is a longtime Baptist layman and moderator of the Ebenezer Association. Rev. S. N. Mitpatrick was named to attend the funeral and deliver the conference report.
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Mathers Gordon
Maury County
Duck River
Sawdust Valley
Virgo Patton
Christine Patton
Suck Island
Miller
Dorset
Col
J. H. Acklen
Gordon
Nashville
Tetin
Baptist Pastore’ Conference of
Virge Patton
Columbia
J. W. Patton
Ebenezer Association
Santa Fe
Old Maury County Fair Grounds Sold for Big Price
The old Maury county fair grounds comprising 27 acres two miles from Columbia on the Mt. Pleasant pike were sold to Mr. Reusau by A L Blockers & Co. The property, owned by A N Akin, had been meadow space since the fair was discontinued and Reusau plans a handsome residence and future home there.
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A. L
Court Clerk Receives Settlements in Several State Cases
A. J. Nichols, court clerk, reported settlements this morning in the Tennessee state cases against Will Rindy, J C and Walter Clark, and Murray Armstrong versus F O Draughon. The clerk is ready to pay witness claims to the entitled parties.
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A. J. Nichols
Tennearey
Will Rindy
J. C
Walter Clark
Murray Armstrong
F. O. Draughon
Seth McClelland Named for Governor in Tennessee Nomination
The State Socialist convention in Knoxville endorsed Seth McClelland of Nashville for Tennessee governor. McClelland, known as Col. Dick Maple editor of the National Rip Law, was nominated by referendum as the party's choice in the state.
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Knoxville
Seth McClelland
Nashville
Tennessee
McClellan
Col
Dick Maple
National Rip Law
The
Socialista
United States
Miss Bettle Shaub Joins Wright & Wright Firm
Miss Bettle Shaub formerly of Columbia has accepted a position with the Memphis law firm Wright & Wright. The firm is led by Luke J. Wright, former Secretary of War, and his son Eldridge Wright.
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Miss Bettle Shanb
Columbia
Wright & Wright
Memphis
Fon
Luke J. Wright
War
Eldridge Wright
Five Fights at Opera House Pitted Local Boxers
Last night at the opera house a card of five fights entertained a decent crowd. Notable incidents included Sweet Davis’s flag of truce, a draw between Brown Davis and Halfacre, and a third round stoppage for inactivity between Richard Stone and George Douglass. Barry Cross, a Nashville fighter, scored a knockout in the second round of a main event that drew several reluctant contenders to the ring.
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Opera Bower
Nive Ophra
Negrece
Maxie Hood
Hilly Bennington
Robert Lewis
Sweet Davis
Sweet
Nicholson
Barry Cross
Oscar Brown
Process Served On George W Killebrew in Damages Suit
Sheriff Webb served a process on George W Killebrew attaching his automobile in a damages suit brought by Jones Smith for 2500 dollars. Smith claims collision injuries and improper operation under state law and claims a lien on the machine. The process was served and returned to the Circuit Court Clerk A J Nichols on Wednesday morning.
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Webb
George W. Killebrew
Jones Smith
Smith
Killebrew
A. J. Nichols
Santa Fe Bank to Open Oct 1
Organization of the Bank of Santa Fe has been effected and the bank will open for business on Oct. 1 in its own building. Officers elected include Dr. M. F. Walker as president Ad H Forney as first vice president Connolly of Lewinburg as cashier and Dr Cook as second vice president. The board of directors lists Dr. Walker Ellis Woody Dr. Cook D A Walters A H Forgey W Forgey Dan Galoway W M Fly R O Blam Jeff Pigg A B H Allen Tom McKey and M B Allen.
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Bank of Santa Fe
M. F. Walker
Connolly
Lewinburg
Ad H. Forney
Cook
Walker
Ellis Woody
D. A. Walters
A. H. Forgey
W. §. Forgey
Dan Galoway
W. M. Fly
R. 0. Blam
Jeff Pigg
A. B. H. Allen
Tom McKey
M. B. Allen
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Maury County
The Register's office lists several land and property deals. Mary A. Hill transfers 60 acres to B. G. Hill for 50 dollars, Murray Wade sells a Spring Hill lot to J. W. Bryant for 100, J. C. Goodrich to L. D. Hunt for a house and lot in Gullooka at 800, GW Hayes to John and Ben Lochridge 6 acres in the 22nd district for 135.
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Maury County
Register
Mary A. Hill
B. G. Hill
Murray Wade
J. W. Bryant
Spring Hill
J. CG. Goodrich
Mre
L. D. Hunt
Gullooka
GW. Hayes
John
Ben Lochridge
22Nd District
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Marnie Adkins
Col. Jos. H. Agelen
Duck Charles Wees
Savoys
Valley
Trotwood Moore
Deal
Baptist Ministers OF
D. W. Patton
A. N. Akin
MT. Pleasant
Circuit Court
Seth M'Clelland
Miss Bettle Shaub
L. E. Wright
Opera House
Santa FE Bank
Oxfords
Stetson
Stetson and Johnson & Murphy
Howard and Foster
Burt & Packard
Howard & Foster
Vici
Ihmery
D. Armstrong
Harlan & Evans CO
Harlan & Evans
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