Delivery of Gum by Airplane Through Bad Weather
A transcontinental gum delivery by air from Nashville to Columbia proceeds despite severe weather. The McNicol led party, including Hammond Seinedter Partridge and Adams, flew August 15 through Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois Missouri Indiana Kentucky and Tennessee delivering gum to Wrigley interests and retailers. The four stops include Lyle Hickman county Jackson and Memphis, with a 42 minute Nashville start cited as brisk given conditions.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Missouri
Ilinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Wrigley
Lyle
Hickman County
Jackson
Memphis
Naghvilly
Ynieh
Jon N. Hammond
J. W. Seinedter
Ki. J. Partridge
A. J. Adams
William McNicol
Man Claims Ziron Iron Tonic Aids Appetite and Weight Gain
A Georgia man from Scot-Seed asserts Ziron Iron Tonic helped him eat three meals daily and gain weight. He promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied and urges others to try the product.
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Oder
Elice
Post Office Lobby to Close at 10 PM
Postmaster Mrs. H W Carmack announces lobby closure after 10 p m and directs that no parcels be mailed and all mail dropped in the adjacent box. The order, effective immediately, follows Washington guidance for after hours mail handling.
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Herentier
Parc
Mra. Cormack
Tastractione
Washington
pontoMies
Motor Service Beneficial Says Dr Clarke in Tennessee Letter
Dr Clarke of Mt Pleasant argues that the automobile mail route from Nashville to Lawrenceburg greatly improves service and is inexpensive. He cites a letter urging Senators Shields and McKellar to retain the route and notes opposition to its discontinuance.
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Motor Service Great Benefit
DR. Clarke
Nashville
Lawrenceburg
Pad— Yott
Senator McKell
Soldier Insurance Reinstatement Offer This Year
Former service members with lapsed or cancelled government life insurance may reinstate by December 31 1919 by paying two months’ premium. Applicants must be in good health as at discharge or when the grace period expired, and send payment to the Premium Receipt Section Bureau of War Risk Insurance Washington D C with the application. Immediate action is urged.
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Bureau of War Task Insurance
Washington
D. C
United States
Bureau of War Risk Insurancce
Washington, D. C
Enumerators Convene to Prepare for 1920 Census in Maury County
Census supervisor Captain Thomas Y English leads a large gathering of Maury County enumerators in the county courthouse. He outlines schedule filling steps and answers questions as the group prepares for the January 1920 decennial census and planned district meetings next week across Hickman Lewis Dickson Lawrence and possibly Williamson. One woman among the group, Miss Lottie Smiths, attends.
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Thomas Y. English
Capt. English
Colmty
Lottie Smiths
Captain English
Columbia Bar Honors Memory of Chancellor Bearden
The Columbia bar met at the courthouse under W J Webster to memorialize Chancellor Bearden. A committee was named to draft resolutions with a report set for Saturday January 10, and the family expressed gratitude for the bar’s earlier efforts to bring him home for health reasons.
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Bearden
Wa. J. Webster
Columbia Bar
Court House
W. J. Webster
W. ©. Salmon
C. P. Hatcher
W. 5. Fleming
W. C
Tanlac credited with curing 14-year ailment in Tenn merchant
E A Hicks of Bakewell Tennessee says Tanlac transformed his life after years of digestive misery. He suffered nausea vomiting poor appetite and severe stomach cramps until three bottles restored weight appetite and comfort. He praises Tanlac as the sole remedy and notes local attention to his improved health. All druggists sell Tanlac.
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Mr. Hicks
Bakewell
Tenn
Tanlac
E. A. Hicks
Bekewell
Gus
Tunlac
Tam
Tennessee Society of New York Dines at Pennsylvanian Hotel
Dr James Joseph King reports the Tennessee Society of New York holds an annual dinner at the Pennsylvania Hotel on Jackson Day with 250 tickets available. The org is led by King, a Maury county native and prominent member.
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Tennessee Society of New York
Herald
James Joseph King
Maury Countian
Pennsylvania Hotel
Farm Sold in Maury County at 150 Per Acre
C D Loveless sold his 166 acre District No 2 farm to T J and W H Sellers for 150 per acre totaling 24750 dollars, one of the week's largest transfers. The Central phosphate Company sale to Ruhm Phosphate Mining Co in District No 7 for 41000 dollars is the week’s other large deal, bringing the month’s total toward 200000 dollars.
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C. D. Loveless
T. J
W. H. Sellers
Central Phosphate Company
Ruhm Phosphate Mining Company
James H Pigg Dies at 53 in Santa Fe
James H. Pigg, 53, respected Santa Fe resident, died Thursday at his Snow Creek home after two years of failing health. Survived by wife, two daughters Mrs Arch Erwin of Santa Fe and Mrs Mayes Exkew of Birmingham, Ala, and son Francis Pigg, plus his mother, two brothers and two sisters. Funeral 1 pm at Santa Fe Methodist Church officiated by Rev. Cotton. pallbearers nephews Will Maury Ulner Burton Pigs Will Ratcliff and H N Prince. Interment in Santa Fe cemetery. arrangements by Maury Undertaking Co. T. L. Cunningham in charge.
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James H. Pigg
Santa Fe
Snow Creek
Mra
Mayes Exkew
Birmingham
Ala
Francis Pigg
Tom
Jesse D
Rosa Gray
Williamsport
Dora Ratcliff
Nashville
Methodist Church
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Harald
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ZIRON
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Maury County
J. Ross Burns
English
King Head OF Tennessee Society
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