Sullivan Club Pride Night Draws Large Crowd
The Sullivan club meeting at BulTigse school on Pridey night drew over 125 attendees. An adult play opened the program, followed by a spirited debate on heredity versus environment, with two boys for the affirmative and John Barrett and Mr Vandever for the negative. Professor Abernathy summarized farm bureau work while reporting Atlanta convention notes. Musical numbers by Prof Dueger and Miss Wagger enhanced the event.
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Daily Herald
BulTigsewchool
Sullivan Club
Adout
John Barrett
Vandever
G. Abernathy
Atlanta
National Farm Bureaus
Dueger
Wagger
Suvereville
California Fig Syrup Ad Promotes Quick Laxative Relief
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a remedy for constipated children. Mothers urged to give a teaspoon for gentle relief within hours, claiming it prevents illness and restores a playful child. The copy warns to request genuine California Fig Syrup with correct spelling to avoid imitation products.
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California
Callifornia
Second Crop of Fruit Reported in County
Prom Saturday's Daily Herald notes W. B. Trousdale of Bigbyville brought in crop apples of fair size. He says his orchard shows a full bloom to eating readiness across apples, pears, peaches, berries and pears with lush green foliage. Officials fear a second growth in talmenes may yield a good fruit year next.
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Daily Herald
W. B. Trousdale
Bigbyville
Talmenos
Large numbers porkers slain in the county
Large numbers of hogs were killed in the county as a drop in temperature was used by farmers to reduce the animals’ suffering and losses.
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Prom
Daily Heralds
Maury County
Sansige
Los Illite
E. N. Woolard
Cullooka Produce Company
Corfort
Schools Close December 23 for Christmas Holidays
Schools close December 23 for Christmas holidays and will resume on Monday January 2.
Final Report by Jury Circuit Court
Maury county reports a busy term with indictments for passing bad checks carrying pistols unlawfully transporting liquor failing to provide for children and assault to murder. The grand jury praises county officials, notes jail and workhouse conditions, calls for sanitary upgrades and stronger law enforcement in the future.
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Daily Herald
W. B. Turner
11Th Judicial Circuit
Tennessee
Maury County
Marriages Dip in November. Divorces Rise in Filed Bills
From Friday's Daily Herald, November shows 37 marriages in the county versus 47 last year, while only 7 divorce bills were filed. The marriage to divorce ratio falls below one to five, indicating marriages may last longer though marriages are less frequent overall.
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Daily Herald
Griffin and Jones Agents for Continental Insurance Co
Griffin and Jones act as agents for Continental Insurance Co at West 7th Street over Jake Harlan's in Columbia Tennessee.
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Griffin & Jones
Agents Continental Insurance CO
West 7Th St
Jake Harlan
Columbia, Tenn
Wilkes Acquitted of Arson Charge
The jury found John Wilkes guilty as charged in the indictment for attempted arson in the Whitaker home case. He showed an alibi and was not near the fire scene when detected, while Frances Haag, indicted with him, had her case nolle pressed to allow her to testify again.
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Daily Herald
John Wilkes
Melburn Whitaker
Frances Haag
Wilkes
Nolle
Wade
Confederate veterans urged to provide names ages and birth dates
Adjutant Thomas H. Williams of the Ineal Confederate bivouac asks local veterans to furnish their names and birth dates. The Daughters of the Confederacy wish to honor each veteran on their birthday, requiring the information from the adjutant to carry out the plan.
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Daily Herald
Thomas H. Williams
Ineal
Agittnt
Confederary
Aujabent Williams
Courta and Jo We Gle Co-operation Pledge Citizens
A community pledge expresses commitment by local citizens to good governance and the rule of law. Signed December 21, 1921, by foreman W. D. Cooper and others including Malone, Blair, Haywood, Hull, Wakefield, Bowell, Nicholbon, Thompson, McBride, Jennette, and Harlan.
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Courta
Adlinnam
Mauty County
W. DB
Cooper, Foreman
BY Malone
Blair
Haywood RM
Hull
Wakefield
Bowell RH
Nicholbon JW
Thompson W. D
McBride Douglas Jennetter
J. Harlan
Former Columbian Ents into Rest in Nashville
Mrs. Mattie Roberts longtime county resident dies at 77 at 1200 Calvin Avenue Nashville. Survived by daughter Mia Slayden and five stepsons. Funeral at First Christian Church Tuesday at 2 PM with Elder D. H. Friends officiating. Interment Rose Hall Cemetery. Maury Undertaking Co. in charge.
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Daily Herald
Mattie Roberts
Calvin Avenue
Nashville
T. J. Slayden
T. W. Roberts
First Christian Church
D. H. Friends
Rose Hall Cemetery
T. W
Marvin
J. M. Jr
Austin
Paul Roberts
John W. Fry
W. Salmon
G. K. Houser
James D. Cathey
Sam Hayes
T. W. Lowell
Maury Undertaking Co
Dean Returns From Great International
Professor James M. Dean district agent returns from the Chicago International, praising the event as the greatest live stock gathering he has seen. He notes it surpassed his expectations and showcases the finest livestock results of years of effort by experts and enthusiasts.
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Daily Herald
Chicago
James M. Dean
Mrs Forbes to judge poultry show here next week
From Monday's Daily Herald Mrs Forbes a sought after poultry judge has been secured for the Maury equity show to be held Dec 13 14 and 15. She is the only licensed poultry judge of the American Poultry Association and is asked to judge birds from Florida to Maine. The local association is grateful for securing her services.
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Daily Herald
County Board of Education
Ji Seselon
Will Yan
County Board
Harrison
Haywood
Perry and Richardson
Graham
Mat Russell
Andrew J
Elks Honor Dead in Memorial Exercises at Theatre
The Columbia Lodge of Elks held memorial exercises Sunday at the New Grand Theatre. Judge William C. Salmon delivered the memorial address praising fidelity and Elks principles, with a roll call of deceased members and a screen-display of their pictures. The program noted an inadvertent omission of Paul Filson’s name.
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Daily Herald
Columbia Lodge of Elke
Br George O. Watts
Watts
Norman Christley
Lodge
William C. Salmon
Paul Filson
N. B. Chenirs
Henry Dotterer
A. M. Talty
Joe Strayhorn
N. McLemore
Joseph A. Lavender
A. Merrifield
Joe M. Cooney
B. T. Scribner
William B. White
William J. Howard
A. A. Erwin
Edwin Bulard
Love Webb
J. C. Mayes
W. M Biddle
A. B. Davis
Robert D. Smith
O. Alexander
O. A. Witt
R. C. Adkinson
Dr. J. H. Wilkes
Enoch Stephenson
RK. Rigsby
John Thompson
Junior Order Backs Americanization Campaign In County
Members of the Junior Order pledge cooperation with the Americanization campaign to be held next week. A committee of Claude Jones Frank Owen and Dr Ture Braly presented the message to county teachers and asked for their assistance in promoting the effort.
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Daily Herald
Frank Owen
Ture Braly
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