Herald announces multiple local judicial and county election candidates
The Herald authorized to announce candidates including ANTHEA GLEE for Sheriff, HARDY SKELLEY for Berit, J. P. POGUE for county office, GRANBERRY for trustee, JAMES D. GATHEY for Trustee, ROBERT JACKSON for Trustee, NAPIER for Tragiae, HENDERSON AKIN for Trustees, WHITAKER for Trustees, Jeb Hi ta for Trustee, BATTERWON for County Court Clerk, and other primary actions. Notices include democratic and republican primaries set for November with filing details at Maury County roads office and plans on file.
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Herald
Hardy Skelley
Berit
D&w
Bower
Herald'ie
Providence Church Meeting Promises Spiritual Revival
A fragmentary May 1 notice invites readers to attend a Methodist or revival gathering on Pulaski Road near McCain's for an 7:30 PM start. It highlights preaching by Dr. Guyni, spirited music by Mr. Wal and Miss Patton, and urges participation to renew spiritual vigor and faith.
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Deus Pople
Wally
Columbia
McCain
Pulaski Road
Dr. Guyni
Mr. Wal
Miss Patton
Frierson
Rees
Democratic primary action for County Court Clerk race
Circuit Court Clerk authorized to file for T. Anderson as Democratic primary candidate on November 12, 1921. The entry notes Lo was authorized to aid the declared candidate for County Court Clerk with the Democratic party.
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T. Anderson
Leer
Four New Bridges Planned in County After Contracts
News from Brom Wednesday's Dally Herald notes bids will open September 1 for four county bridges. Projects include two over Baptist branch in the tenth district, one over Bear Creek at Mt Olivet church, and one over Lytle Creek on the Lewisburg road. The old Lytle Creek bridge needs replacement.
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Thuradidy
Tleir
He ‘Oitica
Superintendent of Roads
Maury County
Columbia
Téluidadce
Brom
Professor Logue Emd. of McaIn School
Professor Logue, long served as principal at Lynhiville and a teacher for twenty years, has accepted the principalship at afeCains School. The term opens Monday September 12, with a new Harris school joining the system as the session begins.
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R. Logue
Lynhiville
Haw
afeCains
Utes
Revival Meeting Near Close At Chambers Church
Revival services conducted on South Mali Street under N Crawford of Howell ended in success. Several members joined the church while offerings from fortifies of Kfeltitt palace were sold to newly joined Flemnee.
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Camberlain Debared
Dix
Mali Street
N. Crawford
Howell, Ton
Bec Wealdtit
Crawapéaker
Tweenge
Kfeltitt
Croern
Culleoka melon crop yields and 1910s political debate
The article reports Culleoka melon shipments this season totaling about 18 carloads by the Culleoka Produce Co with overall receipts near $9,000 to $10,000 despite reduced acreage. It notes improvements in melon quality, abundant labor, and markets adjusting after initial competition from other states. It also discusses Maury county Democrats favoring a state convention plan over mandatory primaries to nominate Democratic tickets, arguing it would restore party strength and allow a full platform.
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Baily Herad
Culleaka
Culleaka Produce Co
Pracy
Columbia
Mt. Pleasant
Lewisburg
Daily Herald
Hamilitom
Maury County
Teand Idatey
Amd Rastremdsen
Corn prices tumble to lowest in years at $2.75 a barrel
The Daily Herald notes corn futures drop to $2.75 per barrel, a low unseen in years. Despite this, demand remains weak with dealers unable to move all stock as harvests approach and old corn still in county storage.
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Daily Herald
America
Election Officers Meeting Notice for September First
The annual election of officers will be held at the meeting on Thursday September 1. All members are urged to attend and participate in selecting officers for the group.
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Feu
Oie
Webro Sentenced at Taduval School in Polk Case
Polk Smith Jr colored and Gharizad path accused in a first degree murder case. Court records show Smith received a six month sentence in an industrial school setting. The report cites unclear details from Tuesday’s tally Hera and mentions an apparent teenage defendant and an adopting authority in the case.
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Polk Smith, Jr
Herve
Smith
Sixtien
New Clerk of Moore County Here
James J. Bean Roy H Parks and George M Shaw are present to be appointed clerk and master of the chancery court at Lynchburg Shaw, a former county treasurer, has broad support from prominent citizens and politicians including B Beachle and many lawmakers Shaw is a young man with extensive service in state politics and Dem conven tions over the past thirty years, amid strong endorsement
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Herald
James J. Bean
Roy
H. Parks
Moore County
George M. Shaw
Lynchhire
Shaw
Tayera
Béeadhle
Tennessee
Senate
Hose’ of Representatives
Hidge Ewin L. David
Congress
Oxford Scholar En Visits Columbia Times
Oxford scholar visits Columbia as Mr and Mrs Meade Frierson attend the event. The young scholar, associated with Tahueases Tholies, received a university honor in a committee ceremony. He formerly worked as a carrier on the rail line and is linked to the local Meade Frierson family.
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Oxford
Columbia
Meade Frierson
Wille
Joseph L. Muttom
William Frierson
Miury County
Greet Bogtish University
Thal Neral
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