Dogs Help Pay for Education in Maury County
Maury County Trustee J. Ross Burns reports dog tax collections leave a balance for education. about 2142.28 will be sent to the school department to educate thousands of Maury County children this year. Officials expect more payments as 1920 dog tax enforcement steps up.
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J. Ross Burns
Oes
Maury County
Tennessee
Futhy Pey
Generm Cooney B
White Nile
Ave
Trustee Preparing Annual Report of Receipts and Disbursements
Truster J Roas Burns and Deputy Davis Mitchell prepare the annual trustee report detailing receipts and disbursements. Noted that the past twelve months established a new office record in Mairy County with public release due in September.
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Truster J
Roas Burns
Davis Mitchell
Mairy County
Appointment of Gordon Woodbury as assistant secretary of the navy
United Press reports President Wilson named Gordon Woodbury of New Hampshire to succeed Franklin D Roosevelt as assistant secretary of the navy. Woodbury has served as a temporary Democratic leader in his state and worked in the Red Cross office in France during the war. The announcement was made in Washington on August 21.
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United Press
Washington
Gordon Woodbury
New Hampshire
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wilson
Woodbury
France
Tennessee Court Ruling Questions on Motion to Reconsider
Nashville Aug 26 A telegram from Speaker Seth M Walker cites Judge Lurtons ruling that a motion to reconsider nullifies prior action but requires a constitutional quorum to act The Tennessee House faced questions on authority while the governor’s certificate leaves issues to higher decision and a delegation from Lauderdale County Alabama tours Middle Tennessee Station to study farming methods and crop tests focusing on soil improvement and the Nelle Paymaster corn variety.
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Lo the Hoewld
Nashville
Torn
Bain Whdee Colby
Seth M. Walker
Te Tennessee House of
HeprewKo
Colby
Tennesane
Tennessee
Judge Lurton
Haire Va. Wright
Lauderdale County
Alabama
CM. Mare
Middle Tennessee Experiment Station
High
Middle Ternessee Station
Prot Humes
McLean
Dume
Mrs Jos Granberry Dies in Alabama One of county's prominent families
Mrs Joseph J Granberry 79 a long time Presbyterian at Mt Pleasant died in Union Spring Alabama after months away for health. Funeral at St Johns church with Rev Bell and Rev Mason to conduct private burial. Survived by children including BB Grateroy Emmon Springs William L Granberry Newothe Hugh Cranberry Livingston Ro Granbarey Arte ville Bax Hugh Pose and J M Granberry Columbia. Burial at Mt Pleasant area.
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Joseph J. Granberry
Inion Spring
Ala
St. John’s Ehirch
Mr. Bell
Owensboro, Ky
Mr. Mason
Mt. Pleasant Presbyterow Church
Columbia
Wilson Interest in Cox Charges Sparks Democratic Debate
Washington report notes the Democratic National Committee reports only about $45 000 raised for the national campaign up to last week and Republicans claim a larger sum of $15 000 000 is involved. The White House shows keen interest in the investigation and the fate of Governor Cox's campaign funding.
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United Press
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Alowe
Lem
Con
Dath
Reds Refuse Altered Armistice Terms with Poland
Berlin Aug 26 Russians have refused to alter armistice proposals to Poland. Unofficial Minsk dispatches say Bolshevik delegates maintain control despite Polish victory claims and insist changes are impossible while French officers and munitions aid the Poles.
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United Press
Berlin
Poland
Minsk
Former Secretary of Agriculture Dies in Traer Iowa
Jamon Wilson, former secretary of agriculture under Presidents McKinley, Roosevelt, and Taft, died in Traer Iowa today after a prolonged illness. The long service included wartime and policy roles shaping early 20th century farm policy.
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United Press
Traer
Iowa
Jamon Wison
Deniculivoe Winder
McKinley
Moorevelt
Taft
Ponzi Liabilities Reported At Five Million
The Attorney General office records show Ponzi liabilities exceeding five million dollars, with the figure released by United Press from an August report in Boston. The supplies detail the scope of the Ponzi scheme and its financial reach.
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United Press
Hoston
Gnandal Wit
Attorney General Office
Methodist conference in Shelbyville draws attention
Methodists speculate on new preachers as the annual conference meets in Shelbyville on October 6 drawing local interest and coverage of potential appointments and church directions.
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Methodists
Columbia Men Seek Charter Oil Company
Maury Marshall Oil Company filed an application with the county register Pogne seeking a charter for Columbia Oil Company. The action flags likely establishment plans and requires official proceedings to proceed. Public records show the registration step and involved parties.
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Columbia
Charter Oil Company
Maury Marshall Oil Company
County Register
Pogne
Coal famine fears as dealers fail to stock reserves
Severe winter threats loom as coal dealers have been unable to accumulate their reserve stocks. Officials warn of shortages if supply chains do not improve and urge households to prepare for potential cuts and outages.
Cherry's Second Year Pastor Sought by Conference
The Tennessee annual conference will meet at Shelbyville in about six weeks to consider Rev J W Cherry’s return for a fifth year at the Pivot Methodist Church. Expected changes include new pastor appointments in South Columbia and Mt Pleasant as several four year terms end. The Pottsville gas prospect in Maury County prompts a local oil and gas company charter, while coal shortages worry residents ahead of winter.
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Methodiais
Tennessee
Methodiat Church
Shelbyville
J. W. Cherry
Pivot Methodiat Church
Churcch
South Columbia
R. McChenault
South Colinbia
H. M. Jarvis
Mt. Pleasant
Jarvis
Shelby- Sie
Columbia
Bishop Atking
Aney Marshall Off Company
County Register
Pogue
Mardison
W. L. Grantly
Barker
W. J. Towley
T. B. Forgey
Columble
Secretary of State
Way County
Pottsville
Herdison
The
Herald
Maury County
Hardison
Amusement Galore In Columbia Draws Big Crowds
A bustling Wednesday in Columbia featured Sparks circus drawing large crowds and a well attended street carnival. Moviegoers packed the cinema for Wrima after the noon hour, as locals enjoyed a lively outskirts scene with ample amusements and sights.
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Columbia
Sparks Circus
Lord Mayor Ned?s Death By Starvation
Mary MacSweeney sister of the Lord Mayor of Cork sent a message to Lloyd George warning he will be held responsible if her brother dies. The British home office said it could not change the government’s attitude. MacSweeney, dying without hunger strike, was reported barely breathing.
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United Press
London
Mary MacSweney
Cork
Lloyd George
Lucerne
Home Office
Redmond Howard
John Redmond
MacSweney
McKennon Delays Move to City in Near Future
Joo N. McKennon of Calooka, who recently bought an interest in B D Looney & Company, says he plans to move to the city but will not do so immediately. He intends to continue his term at Culleoka and will visit Fowen parish about once a day to manage affairs.
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Joo. N. McKennon
Calooka
Tovurance
B.D. Looney & Company
Mc Kennan
Culleoka
Fowen
Tnamr
Herald Pays For 1921 Renewal In Columbia
W. D. Eb Love of Harmjodura visited The Herald office in Columbia to renew his daily subscription for 1921. He said his term ends October 24 but desires a copy and payment details for another year to avoid missing issues. The Herald managers noted the renewal.
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W. D. EB. Love
Harmjodura
Columbia
Herald
Dolly
Tuy Pally
Mr. Love
Aspen
The
Covey of Fords Flies Into Town At Fry Brom Garage
A covey of Fords dust covered from Michigan Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee flew into town this morning and hovered at Fry Brom garage on North Main street. The consignment, driven cross country, included touring era and roadsters with decreased demand reported. The firm recently contracted for several hundred cars to be delivered during the year 121.
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Michigan
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Fry Brom
North Main Street
Right to vote for women proclaimed by Colby at office
Washington Aug 26 Secretary of State Bainbridge Colby proclaimed the ratification of the nineteenth amendment making the ballot accessible to American women as suffrage leaders gathered after Tennessee’s certification arrived at Colby’s home. The ceremony was simple and the leaders urged a repeat of the moment for the benefit and for the movies.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Bainbridge Colly
Colby
Tennessee
Frederick Neilson
State Department
Pitt
Record Attendance for Pearson Carnival in Columbia
The Pearson's carnival drew a record turnout in Columbia and Maury County, with Wednesday and Wednesday night shows posting the largest day business of the season outside a large city. The fair grounds crowded for day and night performances, including ball games and two movie shows, while the high diving act by Jimmy Moore drew nightly free audiences.
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Columbia
Maury County
Pearson's Carnival
Erry Go-Round
Jimmy Moore
Starving Mayor Seeks Aid From Irish Republic Delegate
United Pros reports PAIUS Atl 26 Devian Daley, a diplomatic representative of the Irish republic, appealed to Premier Mulevand to intervene in Subal on behalf of Lord Mayor MacSwansy who is described as starving.
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United Pros
Paius
Devian Daley
Irish Republic
Mulevand
Subal
MacSwansy
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Cherry
First Methodist Church
Pleasant
Maury
Marshell
Resuit
Marshall
John N Walker & Company
Ned
M'Kennon
Morpheus
FRY Bros
Loyd Haley
Louisville, KY
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Hilti
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