Respected citizen Hayes, long-time farmer, dies
A. Hayes, a sixty six year old farmer and former county court representative from Maury County, North Carolina, was found dead in bed Sunday at his Murphy home. He was a longtime member of Godwin Chapel Methodist Church and Sunday school superintendent. Funeral arrangements will be made at his residence with burial planned in Rose Hill Cemetery in Columbia after body shipment from Murphy. He is survived by his wife Mattie Dawson and four sisters in North Carolina, and two brothers in Murphy and Columbia.
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Conference on Telephone Suit in Tennessee Hearings
Attorney Charles P. Hatcher, representing Maury County groups, travels to Nashville to confer with Gov. Roberts and Frank M. Thompson on a federal suit over Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph rate hikes. The matter, moved from the public utilities commission, pits the company against the state with state and utility counsel to present before the federal judge.
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Road opens to public September 1 in state highway project
Weather favorable through Wednesday allows a completed section of the Jackson Military Highway from the Williamson county line to Neapolis to be opened to traffic. Engineers expect the twelve mile stretch to be fully open by September 16 if favorable weather holds. The project relies on federal aid funds, and Maury County may face delays as claims are filed while bonds for Mt Pelasaan and Pilaski prices face county court decisions.
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Wheat acreage rising among Maury farmers this fall
A Monday Dally article notes Maury county farmers plan to plant more wheat this fall, with clover and prep for grain. Profitability of wheat this year versus corn drives the shift as weed dealers report strong demand for wheatseed, signaling broader acreage increases. Leaders from other counties endorse the convention.
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Democrats Endorse Old Time Convention For State Victory
Maury and Rutherford counties push restoration of party discipline through a traditional state convention to nominate governors and senators. Figures like Tamen R. Jetton and James J. Bean argue conventions unite the party on a firm platform, oppose direct primaries, and stress principles over individual candidates.
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Dates Set For County Community Exhibits In October
The county fair circuit will open late in September with Isom on October 1 Hampshire October 6 Enterprise October 7 and Santa Fe October 8. Officials say the new community exhibits will be the biggest and best in the county's history.
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Maury Laundry Co Truck Catches Fire in Transit
A Maury Laundry Co truck en route between this city and Mt. Pleasant caught fire Friday afternoon while delivering to the phosphate city. Driver Wiley Bennett reported the blaze began as the backfire and spread quickly. assistance from a passing truck saved the driver and the loaded laundry was later salvaged.
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New Cross Bridges School Work Starts After Long Delay
Work has begun on a new school at Cross Bridges with excavation underway and rapid progress expected. The project, directed by a five-member committee led by Henry H. Hill, aims to open within a year. Contractor Bob Villa will install brick veneer, and the auditorium will seat about 500. The estimated cost tops $4,000, funded by public-spirited locals and the county probate office condition. Two committee members also helped build the nearby Methodist church thirteen years ago.
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