Back Taxes Issued for Three Years to Merchants
Citations issued in Chattanooga Tennessee set dates next Wednesday Friday and Saturday for merchants to appear and show cause why back taxes should not be assessed. Action by county oil clerk at request of revenue agent J Worley targets wholesale and retail merchants and may extend to all in the county. Back assessment could cover three years and extend to other merchants in the state.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
J. Worley
Kastwo
Chaity Thunnton County
Loss of Cattle Reported by Williamson Farmers
Onnielin Tenn November 26 farmers of the Six District report loss of cattle attributed to stalks on which feed. The misfortune is blamed on the grazing stalks causing cattle to perish.
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Onnielin, Tenn
Iatrict
Century Club Bird and Oyster Feast Ends in Toasts and Wit
A large Century Club gathering hosted more than ninety members with decorated tables and hand painted place cards. Dr. A G Dinwiddie gave thanks, and President Chaffin announced a toast chain allowing members to nominate the next speaker.
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Century Club
A. G Dinwiddie
Chaffin
Roneress
Walter Branham Capers
Rev S M Cherry Teaches School in Bigbyville
During Miss Baird s absence at her father s bedside Rev S M Cherry teaches the school at Bigbyville. He is proving himself a useful and upright citizen in his new assignment.
Collier Joins Davis Sewing Machine Co Toledo Territory
John A Collier has accepted a position with the Davis Sewing Machine Co of Toledo Ohio covering the states of Tennessee and Alabama. Collier is popular and expected to be a strong fit for the post.
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John A. Collier
Davis Sewing Machine Co
Toledo
Ohio
Tennessee
Alabama
Mr. Collier
Phosphate Rock Shipment Totals 245 Cars
The county's shipment of phosphate rock for the week ending Thursday reached 245 cars. Weather was generally favorable for work and most plants were in operation throughout the week.
King's Daughters Hospital Planned for Maury County
King's Daughters Hospital to be located at Athenaeum Grove on a corner lot at Ninth Street and Campus Alley. The project aims to raise $12,000 for land and running expenses, with architects to prepare detailed plans as work begins in early spring and progress quickly toward completion.
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King's Daughters Hospital
Maury County
Ninth Street
Frank Gamin
Cajit
RD. Smith
Lorane
Sdea
Registered Berkshires for Sale at Shofner and Amos Farm
Breeding Berkshires priced at 25 dollars each with young sows and pigs available. Also Wheeghtyed mammoth Bronze Turkeys with toms five dollars and pullets four dollars. Breeding stock from Shofner and Amos strain Cullooka Tennessee. FD Noo 1. Copyright unclear.
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Shofner
Bogus Nobleman Sentenced in Criminal Court
A man posing as a French nobleman known as the Duke De Nevereu was entertained by Mayor Piteherald and other officials but stood before the criminal court and was found a common and notorious thief. He received a prison term of six to ten years.
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Hoston. Nir
Phil de Clum
Alee
Tle Glam
Duke de Nevereu
Piteherald
Southern Business Report Shows Weekly Industrial Uptick
General business across the South improved over last week with a higher number of new industries reported. Tennessee entries include Chattanooga a 10000 bottle washer company McMinnville a 50000 bank Memphis 50000 mausoleum company 250000 electric company 15000 hospital company Nashville WW spring and mitika 50000 development tree company 10000 laundry company 1000 hosting company.
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South
Tennessee
Chattanooga
McMinnville
Bank
Memphis
Mausoleum Company
Electric Company
Nashville
WW Spring
Mit
Tika
Hotling Comiphitiy
Debate at Sullivan school on money vs education
A large crowd attended a program by the school improvement society at Sullivan school on Friday night featuring reading music and a debate. The topic asked whether money has more influence over man than education and the negative side won the decision.
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Sullivan School
School Improvement Society
Sub committee named by the independents to hold primary
A preliminary conference in Nashville reveals the independent and Democratic executives appoint a six member sub committee to prepare resolutions for a primary. The panel will include three independents and three regulars with a seventh to be named later. If regular appointments aren not made by a set time independents may appoint three regulars to complete the six member board.
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Shville
Tenn
Wite
Democratic Executive Committee
Trouble Again in Reelfoot
Go ing to Reelfoot Lake to seek an amicable settlement of mounting trouble between fishermen and West Tennessee Land Company claimants. State Game Warden Col. James H. Acklen left Nashville to attend a meeting and conference with the fishermen. He expressed hope and said he would do all in his power to prevent open hostility and guide steps to stop pending trouble.
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Reelfoot Lake
James H. Acklen
Nashville
Col. Acklen
West Tennessee Land Company
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