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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1921

Page

5

Criminal Court Makes Progress In Andrews School Case

A county criminal court report notes progress with multiple cases, including the Mayes shooting matter. Jack Mayes faces a murder intent charge after testimony about Monk Vain, while Mattie Cain admits involvement, with jurors returning indictments as Judge Lytle plans to continue trials next week. Separately, plans for a school addition to the Andrews primary facility proceed, adding seating and three classrooms, with improved grounds and a widened auditorium.

Thomas J. Lytle Lytle Senten Jack Mayes Maury County Daly Mattie Cain Monk Cain Winwell Mayes Mattle Daily Herald Andrews Handsoner Andl Moe GW High Echool Ttt He Wuditoriumn Tle Werther

Governor Taylor Declares He Will Not Seek Senate Seat

Nashville Dec 9 Governor Taylor states he will not enter the United States Senate race and will seek no office except Governor. He cites his record on taxes schools and state government as reasons and says if the people want him they will indicate so, otherwise he will bow to their will and serve as governor.

Taylor United States Senate Munday the Herald Nashville Tenn Crupy Taylor United States Tor Keone Questona

Cattle Exhibits Shine At Nashville Fair

Prominent judge Jattves M. Dean praised Nashville cattle shows as the best yet with outstanding finish. He arrived from the show and noted strong public interest. Dean began work on the annual report and planned travel to Knoxville for agricultural extension planning. C. B. McGowan of Fayetteville spent the weekend in Columbia.

Urof M. Dean Weent Nashville Dean Knonville

Juniors Will Make Glad Many Homes

A fragmentary notice from Guturday's Daily Heralds Columbine Juniory outlines a community effort by juniors to assist needy families this Christmas. It mentions providing supplies and practical help to households lacking basic resources, aligned with a city effort to support local families.

Guturday Daily Heralds Columbine Chetstigestha

Agricultural Class Experiment Station Mentioned at Campus Vigil

An entry notes the Agricultural Class Experiment Station activity during a campus vigil. Students attended and engaged in demonstrations at the Beochniart Stave area, with observers describing the scene and proceedings amid the event.

Maury County Poultry Show Opens Amid Large Entries

The three day Maury County Poultry Show opened at Oliver's Garage on South Main Street drawing a large crowd. Exhibits include Barred Rocks and many varieties, with judging starting tomorrow at noon. Local leader Mrs. Woobam praises the Barred Rocks display as superior to recent Nashville shows.

Prom ‘Biosiliy Maury Eounty Clever South Main Street Wycan Loge Yi Charlie Woo Bam Nashville Maury County Ron Hott

Respected Citizen Enters Into Rest in Hamp County

Moone Maindye’s passing at eighty near Hanpeliite church area shocks Hamp County. Brooks was a devout Christian and widower survived by children Ale Anderson of Shady Grove, Mire Whiteside, Wy Heecke, and three others. Widowed wife Heather. thirty-two grandchildren and two great great grandchildren noted in obituary. Interment followed at Weere Cemetery Wednesday.

Moone Thay Hanpeliite Brooks Kiowa Ale Andcorian Shadyrove Heether Chiiren Keown Wietinstehte A. Virol Chipsuire Niewe Hampshire Whiteddy Cylor Tex Brooke Mortteayty Stad Franks GV. Brown

Annual Banquet of Women’s Auxiliary Held Near Evening

The annual banquet of the Woman’s Auxiliary featured the memtee of the evening circle of the Wenan’s Auditiony of the Pleat Franbsterson church. The audience will attend the event at the church on next Avering at Hi orytych TMI tae.

Prue Pevtoe Wally Marat

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