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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1921

Page

6

Jackson Declared Nominee For Trustee By Democratic Committee

Maury County Democrats declare Robert H. Jackson nominee for trustee after tallying votes and denying a recount motion. Other nominees for sheriff and county offices are named. committee reconvenes to finish canvass and adjourns after filing tally sheets as required by 1917 act.

Jackson Maury County ofFrodi Mousday Daily Herald Robert H. Jackson Andrew Hammond Sherif Cooper Fourth Maj Hammondy Kelly Farris Noos Ayon Yolen Voos Pirat Ninth District Thomas H. Peelles

William Sowell Found Dead After Night Search

The death of William J. Sowell, likely from heart disease, was reported in Columbia. His wife had died two weeks earlier. Funeral services were held at the First Christian Church with interment in Rose Hill Cemetery.

Prom Daily Herald William J. Lowell Columbia Maury County Chafmn Stables Frank D. Chaffin East Ninth Street Mr. Lowell Herbert Sowell Chatfin Darky Mr. Sowell Wallace T. Sowell Mia Josephine Darnell Sowell Jersey Cattle Justiess Sowell William James Sowell T. Wilbur P. C. Sowell James J. Staley Hammon Nashville Mises Myrle Fannie Brame Bessie Charlotte Sowell Clyde Frank Herbert Roy Sowell First Christian Church T. Hardison Lewinborg Saelsted J. Paul Slayden W. 8. Morton Rose Hill Cemetery J. Lem Thomas F.1d. Ghafin J. A. McMahon W. L. Hooten Joe B. Hardison Frank T. Leonhardt W. J. Rheddan D. B. Cathey Fred Journey Hugh Farris John T. Wooton Eugene Anderson John Pigg Boyd Andrews Theodore Stephenson Tra Hardison

Classified Ads Wanted Help at Hastings Home

Classified notice seeks a middle aged colored couple with a small family for on site work. Woman to wash, cook, housework, milking. man to do general errands around the place. Good home and steady work in the neighborhood. W. D. Hastings, Herald office.

W. D-Hastings Herald Office

Splendid Honor for Robert Henry

Special to The Herald Nashville Tenn November 28 The Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis railway created a department of public relations and placed Robert Henry a young Nashville lawyer and former newspaper man in charge to keep in touch with public sentiment and inform the public on railroad problems and development.

Herald Nashville, Tenn Nashville, Chattanooga St. Louie Railway Robert 8. Henry Nashville Yall

County education board schedules Christmas holidays

The county board of education will meet next Monday at Superintendent Graham's office to set Christmas holidays for the county schools. Christmas falls on a Sunday this year, and holidays will likely cover one school week from December 28 to January 2. Aside from routine bills and housing issues, no major business is anticipated.

County Board of Education Graham

Deputy Game Warden Hardy Foils Field Evasion

From Saturday's Daily Herald Deputy Game Warden Fred Hardy encountered a sportsman woman ready for evasion, lacking hunting license. He read the law and they agreed to quit the field. Hardy remains on the job and may aid Maury County police.

Daily Herald Fred Hardy Hardy Maury County Colonnel Service

Porter Reports Many Donations At Maury Farm Bureau Meeting

President J Frank Porter described the Atlanta national convention as businesslike and said the Maury County Farm Bureau should broaden its work. The group discussed farm credit, milk cow tuberculosis testing, and amendments to the constitution. A large donor list and a reception at the Orphan Home highlighted community support for the Home and its children.

Porter MADE Tennessee Farmer Bureau Orphans Home Daily Herald Athinta J. Frank Porter County Council of Agriculture Maury County Farm Bureau Court House Atlanta Farm Bureau Federation Farmers of America I T Maury County Farm Ccredit War Finance Corporation John W. Pey Sydney G. Abernathy Kiwanis Club George Campbell Marshall County Tennessee

Huntsville groom to return home with bride from Columbia

Charlie Aching of Huntsville Alabama will return home today with his bride Hazle McNeece formerly of Columbia. The couple plans a quiet wedding and life together after the ceremony in the South.

Charlie Aching Huntsville Ala Miss Hazle McNeece Columbia

Cascarets 10c Laxative Ad Claims Gentle Relief

An old advertisement promotes Cascarets as a candy like laxative for headaches colds biliousness indigestion and upset stomach. It promises two tonight will empty bowels by morning and that Cascarets work while you sleep without stomach upset or griping, priced at ten cents per box.

Local Charity Towel and Handkerchief Drive Totals

Mrs W S Morton and family and many others on Russell Street and in Nashville contribute towels and handkerchiefs to a shawl and domestic goods collection. Gifts listed include Mrs Amis Timmons, Mrs J T Petty, Miss Louise Sowell, Miss Maggie Sue Cheek, and Five ladies of Russell Street Church. Total value noted as ten dollars.

Daily Herald The Orphan Home Grandview Heights Church Nashville Tom Jones W. H. Alsman Charlotte Bain D. R. Gooch Nolensville Bridgeport Church Stewart Binkley Forsee Kirk Cecil KR. C. Jamison W. C. Salmon Church of Christ Mr. Pleasant Repeh Grove Church Anna Foster W. W. Burnett T. W. Sowell W. C. Jones W. S. Morton FP. C. Sowell Mary Z Rebecca Sowell Wallice Sowell Louise Sowell Amis ‘Timmons J. T. Petty J.T. Petty, Jr J. R. Flanigen Jennie ‘L. Bradley Julius Abrahams Will Hooten Walter Blocker Knox Kinnard Cannon Estelle Finley Claude Godwin C. McKee Maggie Sue Cheek Alford Russell Street Church T. B. Baker Box Arch Baker Shady Grove James PF Lewis

Dial and Johnson Make Assignment

L. Z. Turpin was made trustee for the firm Dial and Johnson in an assignment recorded with County Register J J Pogue. Liabilities total about 2500 with assets listed as groceries and confectionery stock and about 1100 in customers accounts.

Daily Herald L. Z. Turpin Dial & Johnson Oscar Dial Oteo Johnson County Register J. J

Decatur trains moved to sync with Pan American

Beginning Monday at 12 01 Am the Decatur accommodation train No 4 will run forty minutes earlier arriving in Columbia at 4 60 and leaving Nashville at 9 10 The change connects Decatur with the Pan American intercity service between Cincinnati and New Orleans The schedule for some trains shifts No 12 departs Nashville at 4 50 enabling afternoon show trips Train No 7 from the north arrives around 11 20 to 11 36 The alterations aim to aid schoolchildren and provide better winter light exposure with no northbound schedule change

Daily Herald Decatur Columbia Nashville Cincinnati New Orleans Lewisburg & Northern Cullooka Persona North Lawrenceburg

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William Sowell Chaffin Stables Maury National Bank Cash Capital Mickie Mseeteseat Central Robert Henry Great Railroad Federation Chas Els M. H. Scott C. 8. Burns Mt. Pleasant C. M. Hume Kate Scott Charlotte Lowell Joe Bob McKee Carter's Creek Claude Jones Ruble Jones W. J. Lamb Mra W. D. Hastings T.B. Mclean Dora McLean Fry J. C. Hicks Irene Hicks J. C. Johnson John Jamison Sheeta Price Billingsley C. TH R Math Bethel Hotel Phoenix E. Woody JT C. Webster H. C Fulton I. Anderson H, Desk W. J. Russell BE. McLemor Arnall Peery Horace Rainey Chaitin A. Dale OS W. A. Dale H. C. Fulton Derson Hardison John Whites CO Louisvitas Jessie Mal Hunter Trina Vite Rene Cook Prankiie
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