Dr Preston to Move to Culleoka from Humboldt
Dr W F Preston of Humboldt Tenn will move to Culleoka about January 1 after renting the Charles LaFayette Tomlinson property There he will join the Mooreseville and Culleoka circle and replaces Dr William P Moore who moves to Davidson county The note highlights local family ties and a new physician opening in Culleoka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Preston
Humboldt, Tenn
Charles LaFayette Tomlinson
Culleoka
Preston
Fitzpatrick
Mooreseville
William P. Moore
Davidson County
Real estate surge by Figuers agency and new immigrant buyer
T N Moyer Jr sold the Dudley West farm near Franklin to J and Rollins and wife of Cowan Tennessee for 10500. Figuers has total sales over 99500 in two months and plans to exceed 100000 with pending deals. George Petty of Hagerstown Indiana moved here with seven children and stock after buying land in the Dimple of the Universe. Petty will farm, locate locally, and contribute to the community. Figuers credits Herald advertising for many sales and urges merchants to use it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Moyers, Jr
Dudley West Farm
Frankin
J. &. Rollins and
Cowan, Tenn
Figuera
Mr. Figners
Tennesseana
Figners
Figuers
Herald
Columbia
The Secret Terror of Worker's Health
The ad portrays kidney diseases as a secret terror for workers whose health is their capital. It touts Foley Kidney Pills as the quick, thorough remedy for kidney and bladder troubles, promising restored strength and earning capacity with no harmful drugs. John McMasters of Streador, II, testifies he feels better and stronger after using the pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
John McMasters
Streador
Droge
Wolfridge Co
Maury Countian Responds to Governor's Welcome
A Maury County resident welcomes the governor and reflects on the visit. N. Meroney pays tribute to state officials for their interest and support in the affairs of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Meroney
Statesmanlike Tennessee farmer lauds Hooper admin and Peck during Nashville institute
J N Meroney of Darks Mill, Maury County, speaks at the Nashville farmers institute, praising Gov Hooper for leadership in agriculture and the state department. He commends Capt T K Peck as commissioner, Dr White livestock inspector, and farmer railroads for support, while urging wider farmer representation from forty two counties at the Middle Division Farmers Institute.
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Maury County
Farmers Institute
Nashville
J. N. Meroney
Darks Milla
Meroney
Nashville Board of Trade
Tennessee
Hooper
Department of Agriculture
Capt. Peck
Dr. White
Garrison
T. K. Peck
Middle Division Farmers Institute
Tennessee Farmers and Railroads Chart a Progressive Path
A speaker urges farmers to adopt scientific methods from experiment stations to boost yields and soil fertility, noting railroads profit when agriculture thrives. He praises youth in the Boys Corn Club, touts increased per acre production, and calls older veterans to honor Tennessee by fostering growth and loyalty to the state.
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Lfe
Boys Corn Club
Earth
Tennessee
The
Confederacy
Timmons Loses Valuable Mule at Godwin
Horace Timmons reported a drop dead loss of a valuable mule at Godwin on Friday afternoon after he had been offered 250 dollars for the animal earlier in the week. The item includes a drug advertisement praising Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a quick healer for burns cuts bruises wounds and eruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Timmons
Godwin
Mr. Timmons
Bucklen
Woldridge Drug
Reversals in Maury County Court of Appeals
Nashville Saturday opinions reveal two Maury county cases reversed by the court of appeals. James J. Griffin et al versus W. E. Kennedy et al involved equity in Maury county. The chancellor’s decree was reversed and the defendant enjoined from maintaining a fence in the street. Louisville and Nashville Railroad Co. v Coffey, Maury county law, had judgment reversed and the cause remanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Court of Appeals
Maury County
James J. Griffin
W. E. Kennedy
Maury County Equity
Loulavile & Nashville Railroad Co
H. M. Coffey
Maury County Law
Ends Hunt for Rich Girl In Wealthy Wife Ad
An advertisement credits Electric Bitters with transforming a rich wife by restoring health and vigor. It claims improved nerves, complexion, eyes, sleep, and mobility, and positions the product as a remedy for indigestion, backache, headaches, fainting, and dizziness. Promoted by Woldridge Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woldridge Co
Mrs J E Johnson to Move Millinery Business to Lewisburg
Mrs J E Johnson, long engaged in Columbia millinery with parlors upstairs at J Ro senthal Co, will relocate to Lewisburg at year’s start. Mr Johnson is already established in Lewisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Johnson
Columbia
J. Rosenthal Co
Lewisburg
Mr. Johnson
Move On Now, Says Policeman and Pills to Bowels
An old style ad claims "Move on now" from police and from mineral pills. It contrasts harsh crowd control with Dr. King’s New Life Pills that gently prompt bowels to function, promising health. The blurb notes the product costs 25 cents at Woldridge Drug Co.
Stroke strikes Wilson Trousdale on city street
Wilson Trousdale about 68 years old suffered a stroke of paralysis while on the street near Sharp's fruit store. He was taken home in a buggy by T. E. Gordon. the severity of the attack had not yet been determined at the time he was conveyed home.
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Wilson Trousdale
Sharp's
T. E. Gordon
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Gee Fai
Arkansas
Texas
Cotton Belt
Memphis
Southwest
Guadams
Humboldt
Maury
Neenah
Wis
Figuers Agency
Farmer
Indiana
Hera
Phoenix Savings Bank @ Trust Co
Ostag. Pald
Kentions
Timmons
Dobbins & Ewing
Capitol
Will Trousdale
Iberal
Maury National Bank
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