Land Sale Notice in Columbia Court Decree 1912
A court in Columbia announces a land sale under a 1910 Phoenix Savings Trust Company guardianship case. The decree covers a western lot jointly purchased, bounded by Herndon and Joyetkeet, with deed records in Vol 3, page 487. The sale is tied to the estate of Grant and related heirs.
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Janice Widt
Tun Robert Jiter
Ipnot
de Herndon
W. Joyetkeet
W. CG. Grant
Ook X
Said
Phoenix Savings Trust Company
Guardian Ys.om
property sale in columbia chancery court details 1911
In the chancery court at Columbia Tennesse the master administrator lists land parcels in a large sale. Descriptions include farm tracts in Maury and Marshall counties with detailed metes and bounds and improvements, quantities 157 acres 24 poles and 142 acres, with a Mooresville pike frontage and a corner at Dr. Grant property. Terms: 12 and 24 month credits, cash on day of sale for one third, sale excludes redemption, notes with security, dated December 22 1911.
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Stephany
Forry
Columbu
Henig
Adi Minnie
S. SY Lee
F. Wells
Lynn Ana
Amy Coukeoll
Derek
Jesix
S. W
B. W
Grant
Mooresville Pike
Town of
Columbia
W. C. Grant
E . Grant
Chancery Court
Lewieburg
Grant Brosms
J. E. Edmondson
Register’s Office
Marshall County
Tenn
Alford
Moore
Burrow
Charlaton
Tien
N. Akin
Calvin
Calvin Coff
J. F. Holt
Mart Kirk
Metes and Bounds
RO. M. c
Electric bitters advertised for health beauty and nerve strength
An advertisement claims charming women require electric bitters to improve stomach liver and kidney function, purify the blood and brighten eyes. It asserts weak sickly women suffer from constipation and skin issues, while electric bitters are a godsend for health and beauty, with a nod to WOLDRIDGE CO.
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Woldridge CO
Sale of property in Columbia under court decree
In the Chancery Court at Columbia Tennessee Henry Harris on Archie Good et al. will sell on Monday February 5 at 12 noon at the courthouse door the land and improvements described in the decree. The property fronts 85 feet on a street in Columbia and runs back 60 feet with a 12 month note and 2 percent cash requirement, sale free of redemption.
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Imncery
Columbia
Tennessee
Julia D. Butler
N. A. Wilson
Court House
Maury County
Iron Bridge
J.B
Lowell Mill Pike
J. H. Pussell
W. B. Wilson
Julia A. Wilem
Archie Good
Columht
Ag|st
Pardon Refused In Morse Case Shock Atlanta
Charles W Morse collapsed under the sentence of a pardon cited by doctors. The physician reported President Taft had denied a Christmas pardon. Morse was carried by his little daughter and prognosis suggested he might not live another month.
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Atlanta
Charles W. Morse
Felkner Shows Marked Improvement After Stroke
F N Felkner, previously named Petkner in error, is much improved after a paralysis stroke. He has rested well through the night and has had a hearty breakfast. He reports feeling better and progress is noted in his condition.
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Tion
F. N. Petkner
Land sale notice and life victory claim fragment
Fragmentary notice describes a land sale at a county court, with terms of 12 and 24 months credit and a one third payment due day of sale. It references buyers, security, and a deed recorded as 639, pace 40 in the RO. M.C. record. It also includes an unrelated ad praising a Dr Sew Discovery remedy with testimonials from James B. Mershen of Newark NJ claiming improved health after eight months.
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Tillowe
Tusvells
Columbia
Paul Smith
James B. Mershen
Newark
Woldridge Co
Reopening Cumberland Presbyterian Church Case Hinted
Trustees of the Court Avenue Presbyterian church in Memphis plan to reopen the Cumberland Presbyterian church controversy in U S courts. The Tennessee Supreme Court ruled the Loyalist party owns the church property, and a US Supreme Court decision granted federal jurisdiction with an injunction sought from Judge John E McCall to stop the transfer.
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Memphis
Tenn
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
United States
Court Avenue Presbyterian Church
Tennessee Supreme Court
U. Supreme Court
U. S
John E. McCall
Court Avenue
Railroad Timetable Louisville & Nashville Columbia trains
Arrival and departure times listed for the Louisville & Nashville main line north and southbound trains, N F and S divisions, and Fayetteville branch services. Several line items include limited, express, accommodation, and arrival/departure times with minor OCR errors noted.
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Louisville & Nashville Railroads
Columbia
Limited
Decatur
Fast
Arives
Eastern Express
South Bound
Sheffield
Mt. Pleasant
Sheffield Acc
Fayetteville
North Round
Sugar price rise and pension clash spark political ire
In Washington and Tennessee lawmakers debate sugar refiners profits amid raw sugar contracts and July delivery figures. The House pension bill triggers party fault lines as Democrats face constituent letters while a Tennessee delegation splits on the measure. Work will start soon after Dr King’s New Life Pills promise relief from const ipation and indigestion.
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Cefiivers
Peet
Hardwick
Georgia
Ischalyman
Reelfoot Lake Navigability Case Resumes Hearings
On December 20 Union City Tennessee jurors heard depositions from fishermen John Cochran Joe Spencer and Joe Johnson who living on Reelfoot Lake supported the depths width and length findings of County Surveyor Golden The testimony also included Southworths photographic evidence and Judge W H Swiggart description of prior litigation about the lake Capt G N Gibbs former secretary of state and Capt S A Walker Nashville testified to navigation of the lake supporting its navigable status The land company plans to present more evidence tomorrow Dean a medicine ad appears in the notice portion cautioning constipation relief
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Union City
Tenn
Reelfoot Lake
John Cochran
Joe Spencer
Joe Johnson
Golden
Sam Southworth
W. H. Swiggart
G. N. Gibbs
Mt the Land Company
West Tennessee Land Co At Reelfoot Lake Case Opens
Judge Collins McKinney opened chancery court in a special session to decide the title dispute over Reelfoot Lake. State counsel from Nashville and Memphis face West Tennessee Land Co with local Trenton and city lawyers. A single deposition by Monroe Golden described the lake as 14 miles long, four miles wide, eight feet deep, with stumps and trees, bolstering the state's position.
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Union City
Collins McKinney
Chancery
West Tennessee Land Company
Reelfoot Lake
H. H. Bart
Nashville
D. B. Puryear
Memphis
Morris Miles
Hal Holmes
Hillsman Taylor
Trenton
Waddell
Monroe Golden
Burial Plans of the Heroes of the Second War with England
Susie Gentry writes in the Banner about honoring Tennessee veterans from Jackson's War. Public support has helped locate two hundred two graves with Maury county burials including Jon Bellanfant Lemuel Phillips John D Warren Col. Chas Partee Capt. Samuel Hanna and Wm Gill as efforts to preserve state history continue.
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England
Susie Gentry
Banner
Tennessee
Jackson
Maury County
Jon Bellanfant
Lemuel Phillips
John D. Warren
Col
Chas. Partee
Samuel Hanna
Wm, Gill
W. Be Stokes Near Recovery as Trial Outcomes Still Uncertain
New York December 20 reports say physicians deem W. Be Stokes improving though he has not been informed of the verdicts in the Wilson Graham and Conrad trials. Only attendants are allowed to see him as treatment continues.
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New York
W. BE
D. Stokes
Wilson Graham
Conrad
Gilette
Taft to Send Two Messages to Congress This Week
President Taft plans two messages this week. The wool tariff proposal is expected Tuesday, followed by a government departments message. A special January report from the economy and efficiency commission is also planned, with Alaska and cotton issues addressed after the holidays.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
Economy and Efficiency Commission
Alaska
Merger of Telephone Co Rumors Surface in Kentucky
Rumors spread that a merger will affect telephone and telegraph services in East Tennessee Cumberland and Soldiers Gell areas as a parent company plans to handle toll lines while local business is managed separately. The Southern Bell line is mentioned as part of the restructuring with the American Company overseeing local operations.
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Opie
New York
East Tennessee
Cunberland
Soldiers Gell
Roosevelt Favored by Tennessee Republicans
In Washington reports say former Tennessee Congressman John C. Houk and State Treasurer Tom Taylor advocate Theodore Roosevelt as the presidential nominee. They claim federal officers in Tennessee largely back Roosevelt, with Taft needing southern officeholders to pledge delegates soon to the national convention.
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Washington
Tennessee
Theodore Roosevelt
Forrmer
John C. Houk
Tom Taylor
Knox County
Taft
Mr. Houk
Oyster Bay
South
Roosevelt
Teddy
Taylor
Treasury MacVereh
Hink Cer
Tennessea
Child Held as Board Security In Replevin Case
Mrs Jennie Castleman sought possession of her four year old child by writ of replevin after alleging the child was placed with Mrs Sue McClendon on Dickerson pike with care to be paid. The keep due reportedly reached 20 dollars and Mrs Castleman states she offered to take custody but was refused. Deputy W N Foster served the warrant and Squire Dodd to hear the case this afternoon.
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Shiaver
Hoyoves
Teniesene
Federal Treasury
Representative Moon
Tennessee
Senate
Democratic House
Nashville
Tenn
Jennie Castleman
Sue McClendon
Dickerson Pike
Castleman
McClendons
W. N. Foster
Squire Dodd
House of Loria Passes Sick Insurance Bill
London reports the House of Loria passed the national insurance bill providing compulsory sickness and unemployment cover for workers through its third and final readings, now awaiting royal assent. The measure is essentially complete after today’s formal steps.
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London
House of Loria
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