Galloway Dies, Longtime Maury Leader, Civil War Hero
Capt William Thomas Galloway 75 a Confederate veteran and long time Maury County political figure died at his home after a long illness. A devout Christian and public servant he was renowned for duty and courage in war and peace. Survived by wife Bettie Smith and children Aude Denton Walton Galloway Clyde Galloway. He helped abolish saloons and backed prohibition in Tennessee. An official in the Central Presbyterian church and a former state lawmaker his career spanned serving as a trusted advisor and steadfast citizen.
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William Thomas Galloway
Fifth District
Southland
Galloway
Bettie Smith
Aude Denton
Walton Galloway
Rockefellow Foundation
Clyde Galloway
Carthage
Galoway
Maury County
Capt. Galloway
House of Representatives
Capt
A. A. Lipscomb
Patterson
Oy Hooper
Maurycoun
United States
Elliway
Luke Lea
Judge McKnight
Sidrew
Rch
Central Presty
Cullooka
Rls
Funeral Pending for Maury County Confederate Leader
The text honors Capt. Galloway a long serving Confederate gold er who represented Maury County in the state legislature. It notes his charitable conduct and recalls that Capt. Lipscomb died before adjournment. Funeral details await a telegram from his son Prof. Galloway, with Monday as the expected service day.
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Galloway
Maury County
Capt
Lipscomb
Prof
Council Members Urged To Attend Picnic Saturday
The county council of agriculture invites all members to its annual picnic on Saturday at the Middle Tennessee Experiment Station. Members are urged to bring food for their families and friends. if unable to bring dinner, notify a committee member to arrange a meal for you.
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County Council of Agriculture
Middle Tennessee
W. P. Ridley
J. R. Williamson
J. M. Dean
G. Abernathy
J. F. Porter
Potatoes Promising Farmer Plans Big Lawrence County Crop
Wills Jones once a Maury county farmer, now farming in Lawrence county near Giles and Maury lines, showcases sweet potatoes. He has 30 acres, expects at least 3,000 bushels, possibly more, and aims to market after year’s start. A drying house with 8,000 bushel capacity is planned for future use. At 1.50 a bushel, potential returns reach 4,500 dollars.
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Daily Herald
Wills Jones
Maury County
Lawrence County
Giles
Mr. Jones and Son
Mr. Jones
Appreciation for Herald Expressed by Middle Tennessee Farmers Institute
Secretary Burkitt of the Middle Tennessee Farmers Convention sent The Herald thanks for last week's publicity of the Institute's proceedings. He praised the unfettered space and hospitality shown by the city and county and urged Maury County to host the annual gathering again, signing with respect, G. Burkitt.
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Daily Herald
Burkitt
Middle Tennessee Farmers Convention
The
Herald
Finney
Middle Tennessee Farmers Institute
Maury County
Middle Tennessee
G. Burkitt
Levy
Registration for county under estimate ends with low certs
Registration for the county shows an underestimation with only 3 237 receive certificates during a ten day period ending last night.
Fire at Riverside High School Destroys Plant and Auto Lab
A fire of unknown origin gutted the Riverside High School plant and auto shop this morning. Sixteen burned buildings were reported, with officials expecting about twenty students to study agriculture this year.
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Jackson Auto Top
Riverside
Jackson Auto Top Company
J. W. Flowers
Mr. Jackson
Jackson
Kdown
Bulding
Registration figures show few women voters in county
During a ten day registration period 8237 voters in Mary County earned certificates with only 735 women among them. Women accounted for about 22 percent of registrants, lowest at Sandy Hook under ten percent. Ninth district had about 26 to 27 percent women registrants, while Columbia and the ninth district totaled 493 women.
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Daily Herald
Mary County
Columbia
Sandy Hook Booth
Spring Hill
Kedron
al Rally Hill
Neapolis
Mt. Pleasant
Sandy Hook
Redhe
Diatys Court House
Stock Yards
Relief Sought for Congested Sullivan School
In a large Sullivan community meeting the crowded school was discussed by speakers. A recommendation urged a committee from the community to confer with County Superintendent Graham and county board members to seek possible relief. The club, with John Garrett as president, plans to meet on the second Friday each month and aims to boost rural development.
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Daily Herald
Sullivan Community
Graham
Hghekee
Sullivan Club
Sullivan Organization
John Garrett
Attitude on Law Prompts Public Interest in County
From Tuesday's Daily Herald. The mass meeting of women voters has stirred demand for better enforcement of laws in the county. Citizens praise the women for initiating this action and look to further answers from candidates in upcoming editions.
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Daily Herald
Herald
Remarkable Tanlac Cure Report From Merchant
Maxeys Gay A. J. Men, proprietor of a large department store at that place, cites a customer bedridden for three years who, after taking Tanlac, began keeping house after two bottles and then did the cooking and housework for a family of eight on the third. The testimonial is presented as unsolicited and copied verbatim from a letter and notes Tanlac is sold by Jolding druggists everywhere.
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Tanlac
Jolding Druggista
Typhoid Inoculations Continue At Red Cross Station
Many residents received second typhoid injections at the Red Cross home service nursing station in the courthouse on Friday. Some who had the first shot did not return, while those aged could come on Monday for the second dose. The Friday turnout included many first-time recipients but they were told further inoculations would occur later in the summer. The final series starts August 15 and will extend into September, with nearly 200 already taking free injections and hundreds elsewhere treated by physicians, aiming to reduce next year’s typhoid cases.
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Dally Herald
Joe W. Lovell
Lovell
Smith-Hughes
America
Tennessee
Maury County
Smith Hughes’ Teacher Ag
County Council of Agriculture
Dave
Daily Herald
Red Cross Home Service
Court House
Dotson's Liver Tone Ad Promises Safe Liver Remedy
An advertisement urges readers to avoid calomel and try Dotson's Liver Tone, claiming it regulates the liver and stomach without causing sickness or a salivation, and features a back-guarantee. The copy emphasizes quicksilver dangers and promotes the product as a superior, harmless alternative.
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Dotson
Funeral for Capt W T Galloway Draws Large Crowds
Large crowds gathered at Pleasant Mount church near his home for the funeral of Capt W T Galloway former legislator who died Saturday. Services conducted by Dr W J Bruce and J M Brown with active pallbearers as boys who attended his school and honored pallbearers including Dr James G Williamson Bud Fleming and others, many comrades in arms. Burial rites by Confederate veterans.
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Daily Herald
W. T. Galloway
Pleasant Mount Church
Dre
W. J. Bruce
J. M. Brown
John H. Murphy
C. C. Vaughan
J. Finney
Hugh Collier
Jo Ballanfant
Robert Caskey
Simaatta
Confederate Veterans
Another Chance to Register in Ninth District
The Daily Herald notes a supplemental registration opportunity for voters in the ninth district ahead of the upcoming primary and city election. The books must stay open for three days before October 27, with supplemental registration available on October 5, 6, and 7, allowing any unregistered voter in the district to enroll for the primary.
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Ye Daily Herald
Cntmes
Three Clerks Appointed in Rutherford Moore and Maury
Judge Lytle of the chancery court appointed three clerks and masters today in Rutherford, Moore, and Maury counties. D. Hancock was named clerk and master of Rutherford, Mora B. Faria clerk and master of Maury, and George D. Shaw clerk and master of Moore. All took bonds and the constitutional oath.
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Lytle
Chancery Court
Lyte
Murfreestore
D. Hancock
Martge
Rutherford County
Mora B. Faria
Maury County
George.d. Shaw
Moore County
Hilacock
Hatish
Hahcellor Bearden
Hix
Shaw
Hancock
Murfreesboro
William Clark Called By Death in Maury County
William Clark aged eight died at his home near Glendale after a two month illness. Born in Ireland he moved to Maury County at thirty six and married Miss Winfred Brennan Atty years ago. Eight children survived with his wife. four sons and four daughters plus two brothers. Funeral at 10 am Wednesday at the Catholic church conducted by Rev J Cunningham. Interment Rose Hill cemetery. Maury Undertaking Company in charge.
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Daily Herald
William Clark
Snlx
Glendale
Mr. Clark
Irelamd
Maury County
Winfred Brennan
Hormies
Mr Clark
M. B. Clark
John Clark
Columbia
L.T. Clark
Nashville
Pat Clay
City
M. B. Sullivan
Kate Clark
Pulaski
Norm Clark
Josephine Clark
St. Bernard Convent
Nashvile
Dt Clark
Greenville
Texas
Mike Clark
Athens
Ala
Clark
J. ¥. Cunningham
Franklin
Rose Hill Cemetery
Maury Undertaking Company
Fragmentary OCR Title of Local Note
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Infant dies at one day old in King's Daughters Hospital
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Neal died last night at the King's Daughters hospital and was interred this morning after a short prayer service conducted by Dr J G Molloy. Julie Biddle of the area attended the service.
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Hriday
FR. Neal
King’s Duvehters Hospital
Tua
Tory
J GC
Molloy
Neal War
Julie Biddle
Itis Place
Whiten the Skin Scented Lotion Advertisement
A vintage advertisement promotes Orchard White lemon bread lotion for a fair complexion. It claims to brighten skin, remove freckles, and provide a clear, rosy-white tone. The text targets stage beauties and suggests easy use on face neck arms and hands.
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Amy
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