Columbia Herald Christmas Edition and local political turmoil
The Columbia Herald announces a Christmas edition with extensive advertising plans and employee profit sharing. The paper shifts to Maury County politics, debating if the current county court is legal after redistricting and whether a new court house and sheriff elections should proceed, with various viewpoints and proposed quick actions.
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County Court Redistricting Dilemma Stirs Public
A muddled dispute over Maury County redistricting triggers legal uncertainty. Citizens, politicians, and lawyers debate whether the County Court has exclusive power to redraw districts after a legislative act reduced them from twenty five to nine, amid conflicting state rulings and historic acts.
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Trotwood Horse Gossip Highlights Local Stallions
In Trotwood’s Horse Gossip several stables are profiled. Uncle Alex McKay ships a 2:04 filly to William Diamond. J J Peery buys two yearling colts and a filly by The Spy. Ewell Farm boasts top trotters including a 2:12 mile-capable four year old. Marie Ed Geers plans a new stable with Hardy as bookkeeper and Silent Man aiding him.
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Columbia
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Cleburne Farm
Hal Dillard
Spy
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Geers Broughet
Perry
Conting& Geers
Hal Chaffin
Ewell Farm
Ite
Madge
Brown Hal
Trotter
Alon
Reltires
Jedsing
Thos
Hal Famiy
Marie Ed Geers
Hardy
Dohony Walker
Geers
Charen Workers Gather Aid for Ghetrant Mission Outreach
First Presbyterian Church members and others are invited to donate clothing, children's books, and toys for the Ghetrant Mission. Deliveries should be left with Mrs. A. N. Akin at Garden Street by Saturday December 5. Bishop T. Fr. Gailor will visit the Institute on Saturday and preach at St. Peter's Church Sunday at eleven. he is acclaimed in the Episcopal Church and well known locally.
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Joe F. Brownlow Wins Columbia Mayoral Race
Joe F. Brownlow is declared mayor after a municipal election with a total 300 votes. Brownlow 217 to Wilson 83, giving Brownlow a majority of 134. Aldermen elected without opposition in four wards: Harlan Dale, Carpenter Nichols, Borum Anderson, Cameron Grimes. Also notes a local ad touts Premium Cake flour from Columbia Mill & Elevator Co.
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Columbia
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John Carpenter
George W. Nichols
Joe Borum
Joe Anderson
W. D. Cameron
James Grimes
Columbia Mill & Elevator Co
Old Board's Last Meeting Delayed South Main Underpass Talk
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen will hold its final regular meeting to discuss settling damage claims from citizens over the South Main street underpass project. Residents report progress on front-yard fixes but refuse rear-area work and sewerage arrangements at the new depot, fueling hopes for a settlement before the new term. The L N Railway spent over $8000 on depot toilet rooms and other facilities now unused, with residents seeking a satisfactory resolution.
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Fresent
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Kinmundy Town Destroyed Amid Threats to Troops
Kinmundy faces wholesale ruin as a fire destroys the building housing wires. Long distance service is disrupted and state troops are asked to withdraw after threats reach Denver. A bloody finger was sent to the Attorney General with warnings of further mutilation.
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Dee
Kinmundy
Adu't
Unclear historical notice from buoy store catalog
Fragmentary text describes a buoy store busy with late styles and wrapped items not available in every store. Mentions sending a bowers to New York a second time and high priced garments. Lacks clear persons or organizations and presents garbled phrasing.
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Tyles
New York
Obituary of Brother Ogilvie at Mt Olivet Church
Obituary notes a long time member and lay leader of Mt Olivet Church in 1468 a devoted christian man Ro A Ogilvie dies after thirty five years of friendship and service to the church and community. The piece lists former members and expresses mourning and prayers for Sister Ogilvie and the two boys. Also short notices report petroleum price rise and wage cuts at Louisiana shore engine works with minor local industry updates.
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Colombia
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Jonn A. Axin
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John Dobbing
Stratton
RK. L. Porter
John Butler
Anna Voorbies
J. W. Lottin
Mia
Ron Spindle
Mra
Lowelly
Omlyte
Harrison Tunkereley
Henry Daimwood
Hoet
Olvet
Remarkable salve removes bullet after ten years
In Mt. Joy neighborhood, Deputy Sheriff Pickard once wounded by a pistol shot to the neck, the bullet remained for a decade until a locally made salve by A L Lechetter was applied three times. The salve allegedly drew the ball from the wound, sparking wide interest in the community.
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Duke Johnson
Mt. Day
Sherif New? Pickard
Smith & Werson
A. L. Lechetter
Nee Oone
Mr. Johnson
Mt Joy
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