Fish Association Sets December Meeting For Game Conservation
President John W Jackson of the Middle Tennessee Fish and Game Association calls a December meeting at the county court Forest to draft bylaws and resolutions for association welfare and to discuss legislation for the protection of game and fish in Maury County and the state. An executive committee and a lengthy list of members from multiple towns are named to guide the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Jackson
Middle Tennessee Fish and Game Association
County Court Forest
General Assembly
Maury County
Jackson
Percy Brown
Allen Campbell
Spring HM
W. L. Harris
Frank Wheeler
Mt. Pleasant
John 8. Brown
Kedron
Jack Granberry
Ashwood
Cliff Walker
Santa Fe
Hinton Frierson
J. C. Sowell
Cross Bridges
Dalton Oliver
Glendale
J. A. Crowe
Bally Hill
Baby Tomlinson
Cullooka
Jack Gillespie
Leftwich
W. P. Ridley
Columbia
Geo.t. Hughes, Jr
W. P. Erwin
W. B. Wooten
Fred Hardy
F. D. Chaffin
J. M. Dedman
Alex Titcomb
Smiteman
W. D. Hastings
Sam Glenn
Jesse Tomlinson
George C. Brown
W. H. Puryear
W. 8. McFall
H. W. Thomas
M. T. Parise
John D Brooks
W. M. Tobey Austin Cabler
G. P. Mayberry
N. H. Gambill
Hewlett Story
Joe Ketchum
Sam Delk
Charles Lannom
Nashville
Walker Dashiel
M. EB. Gabbard
Paul Filson
Frank Swapsbury
C. H. Sharp
Wf. B. Wooten
John". Wooten
J. C. Wooten
Church
Bruce Cochran
T E. Gordon
J. K. Farrell
King Sims Ashley
Ed Godwin
John T Mitchell
T. C. Perse
Frank Chaffin
Louis Barker
W. T. Chaffin
Alf Brazier
Lowia Loeb
Loonge Walker
Stephenson Bros
H. E. Ritter
John Jones
F.R. Gamble
W. A .Dale
Alife Kittrell
J. C. Lowell
Ttate Jenkins
J. J. Gray
Rookdale
John S. Brown
Mayes Thom Guy McLemore
John W. Shelton
Joe Hagey
I'Trude Shelton
A. F. Thomas Smith Thomas
Alf Thomas
Clark T. Jones
Willis Connor
Charles Barnett
John Patterson
M. H. Wright
Gordonsburg
Eugene Long
Sam Holding
T. B. New
P. D. Biddle
W. M. Biddle
Frank Gray
R. H. Filson
St. Louis
Henry Loveman
William Barker
Marshal Morgan
Fur and Fins
Fred Martin
Louieville
J. C. Hillington
Love Webb
Mathers Gordon
John Padgett
George T. Hughes
Fleming
Connor Akin
Jake Harlan
C. A. Forgey
Roy C. Hardison
T. A. Allen
Henry Jones
Jack ©. Davis
Milea Cook
A. W. Warfield
W. Vance Thompson
Jack Grayberg
John D
Cattle and Hog Judging at Short Course Feature
The Wednesday short course packed with cattle and hog judging lead by Prof. Barnes and Prof. C A Wilson. Jerseys scored 92 and 90 percent while Berkshire hogs reached top marks. Whitaker herd shown with several notable cows including one sired by Belle Baronette. Col Brown spoke, and Prof Morgan led an evening insect lecture for practical beef cattle instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Whitaker
Belle Baronetta
Knoxville Experiment Station
Knoxville
Belle Baronette
Mr. Whitaker
Porter Erwin
Whitaker
J. W. Russwurm
Brookhaven Stock Farm
Nashville
Wilson
Prof. Morgan
H. A. Morgan
Old Missouri Heard From Dr A G Dinwiddie Letter
Dr A G Dinwiddie from Kansas City writes to The Daily Herald in Columbia sending love to friends and noting plans to visit St Joseph then return home He requests address changes and to be kept informed through The Herald while praising readers and staff as a true friend and their well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Dinwiddie
Daily Herald
Kansas City
Columbia
Old Columbia
St. Joseph
Herald
St. Joseph Mo
North 20Th Street
Brother Haggard
Maury County
Herald Force
Enda Winter's Troubles A Buckten Salve Trial
Winter woes from frost bite chapped lips sores and boils are soothed by Buckten's Arnica Salve. A trial convinces its healing powers for boils piles cuts and sprains. Available for 260 at Brooks Latham Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckten
Spraina
Brooks Latham Drug CO
Married on the public square in a Sunday ceremony
D. J. London and Miss P. E. B. Benderman wed Sunday at 3 p.m. on the public square in their buggy. Judge Robert Quest officiated as about fifteen witnesses gathered since no formal witnesses were deemed necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. London
P. EB. Benderman
Robert Quest
Short course in agriculture ends this afternoon
The six day short course conducted by the University of Tennessee ends today in this city. Hundreds attended with 170 enrolled in the class. Lectures covered grape and strawberry culture, pruning, dairying and cleanliness in dairy work, butter making and market product handling. A corn display was opened at Street Martin & Vaughan Co for study after sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Tennessee
Maury County
Kentucky
Keffer
Eb, Barnes
Barnes
Tennessee
Street, Martin & Vaughan Co
Ragged Edge Goods Offerings At Bargain Prices
A commerce list details various wool and cotton garments including heavy hose, fleece lined undergarments, union suits, shirts, drawers, and toques. Items are offered by price range from 15 cents to 2 dollars, with buyers urged to purchase before stock runs out. Prominent mentions include Wool Fleeced Underwear at 61.50 per suit and Children’s Fleeced Union Suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Ieee
Maury County Farmers Thank Knoxville Instructors
There will be no session this evening as officers leave at 6 o'clock for Knoxville. The instructors from the University at Knoxville conducted the course with high praise and gratitude. They are excellent, cultured, kind, zealous workers whose efforts provided practical benefits to local farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
University At
Maury County
Arch McDonald Arrest Spurs Thursday Fracas
Arch McDonald was arrested Thursday afternoon by Officer Lancaster on South Main near M. M. Bradley’s tin shop after resisting arrest and grabbing a police mace. The officer fired a revolver to subdue him, assisted by a bystander, then City Marshal Morgan handcuffed McDonald and confined him at the station. McDonald, described as larger and intoxicated, argued the warrant issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch McDonald
Lancaster
South Main Street
M. M. Bradley
Hight
McDonald
Morgan
Maury Motor Co Sells Two Automobiles to Local Firms
The Maury Motor Company closed deals last week for two machines. One was a 2. M. F. touring car sold to McNeal Marble Co and a Hereshort run about bought by Federal Chemical Co. The buyers will use the cars to visit works and conduct trade. Sales were handled by G. T. Hughes Jr, J. M. Dedman, and Fred Hardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury Motor Company
McNeal Marble Co
Federal Chemical Co
Messrs. G. T. Hughes, Jr
J. M. Dedman
Fred Hardy
Several Orders Made Wednesday in Circuit Court Actions
Circuit court adjourned for Thanksgiving as multiple cases advanced or disposed. Notable entries include State use of Mt. Pleasant vs Giles dismissed on costs, Mayberry Bros v Andrews awarded note value interest and costs, Louis Loeb v L N R R Co settled with costs against defendant, and several continuances and non-suit actions for W D Cooper Co and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Martin Watkinsoe
W. T. Harris
J. T. McKnight
Mt. Pleasant
Giles
Flom Thomas
Mayberry Bros
Ye. R. BE. Andrews
C. Bailey
Charleston
Mining Co
Carolina Chemical Co
Moore
Mt. Peasant
Jones
Plunkett Declared of Unsound Mind in Tennessee
Mrs. Jane Eliza Plunkett, worth over $100,000, found mentally unsound by Special Chancellor M T Bryan in Nashville lunacy case. Her husband Dr D Plunkett seeks to manage her estate and she plans an appeal to the Supreme Court. Plunkett is a beneficiary under Col Thomas Swope's will, tied to the Kansas City murder case of Dr B C Hyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
M. T. Bryan
Jane Eliza Plunkett
Supreme Court
Saved From Awful Death by Dr King's New Discovery
A Fayetteville North Carolina man recounts how his sister suffered consumption and grew weak until Dr King's New Discovery cured her. He praises the medicine as the best he has seen for coughs colds bronchial troubles and related ailments. Trial bottle free guaranteed by Brooks Latham Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. McDonald
Fayetteville
N. C. Ri
F. D
Brooks-Latham Drug CO
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U. S
Phoenix National Bank
Fish Association
Executive
AME
Berkshire
Jersey
Missouri
THE
Ragket
Frank
Arch M’donald
M’neal Marble Company
Federal Chemics CO
Chas
J.E. Plunkett
Farmer
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company, Incorporated
United States
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