Maury County Queen Bees Reach Global Markets in 7 000 Shipment
Italian queen breeder Mr. Davis of Spring Hill dominates Maury County bees with about 7000 queens sent worldwide last year. Bees reached every U S state, England, Asia, Africa, and beyond with plans to ship 10 000 next year. Davis, aided by two assistants, feeds houses and trains the bees like children while growing the business.
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John Mewis
Spring Hill
Maury Country
Mr. Davis
Atlantic Ocean
England
Orient
China
Japan
Bolte
South Africa
Manly County
Azelres
Asia
Europe
Africa
Canada
Williams Seeks Re election as Maury Tax Assessor
The Herald is authorized to announce Webb Williams as a candidate for re election as Tax Assessor of Maury County, subject to the action of the Democratic Party.
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Webb Williams
the Herald
Maury County
Democratic Party
Diw
Two Big Duroc Jersey Sales At Culleeoka Farms
J Well Farmer of Wilkes Place holds his annual mid winter sale January 20 with more than fifty of his Duroc Jersey herd available. James R Williamson of the Old Homestead Farm follows February 3 with his sale earlier than last year, attracting bidders from across the county and South regions.
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J. Well Farmer
Wilkes Place
Herbert Elam Heads to Nashville for New Job
Herbert Elam, formerly of Banta Pe, relocates to Nashville to work in a grocery store. The passage mentions a fifty foot basking shark in the Taoian Ocean and a confusing phrase about Cheap Cotumna Pay.
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Herbert Klam
Banta Pe
Nashville
Treque City
Fort Worth Woman Credits Tanlac For Health Boost
Mrs. Santa Parks of 1422 N Calhoun street Fort Worth says Tanlac saved her life by restoring appetite, easing gas and heart distress, ending nausea and numb limbs, and improving sleep. She reports renewed strength for daily duties and household work. All druggists sell Tanlac.
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Tanlac
Santa Parks
N. Calhoun Street
Bert Worth
Tex
Tania
A W Houser Sells Farm at Flintville
T W Heiser of Maury County recounts Houser’s return to Maury County after selling a Flintville farm. He plans to buy again and locate in the area, praising local opportunities and noting the appeal of the Dimple district.
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A. W. Houser Sells
Flintville
T. W. Heiser
Maury County
Tenn
Lynch Perry, Democratic Editor, Dies at Home
Lynch Perry, well known as owner and editor of the Maury Democrat, died Friday evening at his apartments. The longtime publisher was a prominent figure in local journalism and civic life.
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Lynch Perry
Maury Democrat
County Schools End Best Term In Many Years
Attendance for the past five months breaks records across the county system signaling strong enrollment and high participation in classes and programs.
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Graham
Maury County
Maury County editor Perry Dies After Ill Health
Thomas Lynch Perry longtime Maury Democrat publisher died Friday night at his apartments on North Main Street aged sixty five. He and his brother ran the paper since 1888 with strong Democratic ties and earlier support for Grover Cleveland. He was a St Peters Episcopal member with Elks and Knights of Pythias links. He leaves one brother Win Kemp Perry.
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Thomas Lynch Perry
Ed Jlor
The
Maury Democrat
Maury County
North Mainstreet
Perry
Mr. Perry
William J
Jane Kemp Perry
Bigbyville
Perry Brothers
Grover Cleveland
United States
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Wm. Perry
Columbia
the Elks
the Knights of Pythias
Win
Kemp Perry
Grandfield
Orla
Oliver Godwin Mill Opens Milling Plant at Glendale
The Oliver Godwin Milling Company has bought the old Thomas mill at Glendale and will open a general store with improvements to begin operations shortly after year’s start. The site is historic, drawing patrons from Muary Marshall and Giles counties, with past days of long waits to grind at the old mill. The new owners have updated the mill to produce high grade patent flour.
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Oliver-Godwin Milling Company
Thomas
Glendale
Muary
Marshall
Giles
Father Searches for Long Lost Son in Columbia
J P Slaughter of Iron City Tennessee visited Columbia in a bid to locate his son Claude E Slaughter who vanished from home three years ago at age fourteen. The father suspects enlistment in the army and says he has not heard from him despite efforts through the press.
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J. P. Slaughter
Iron City
Tenn
Columbia
Claude E. Slaughter
Herhapa
Slaughter
Joe Tidwell Returns to Birmingham, Alabama
Joe Tidwell, long occupied with farming at Cullooka, has rented his farm and will return to Birmingham in January to resume business. The text notes that milk from four sheep could yield thirty to forty pounds of cheese annually.
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Rutherford Creek
Bunch
Hamilton
Joe Tidwell
Birmingham
Ala
Cullooka
Bonnefort
Farmer W B Jones Visits Columbia For Herald Renewal
W B Jones a Marshall county farmer from near Lewburg visited Columbia with his brother Sam Jones and sister Miss Ludie Jones on Monday. He stopped at The Herald office to renew his weekly Herald, saying they rely on it to stay posted on markets and farming.
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W. B. Jones
Marshall County
Lewburg
Columbia
Sam Jones
Ludie Jones
Jones
The
Herald
Mr. Jones
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G. W. Blair
Col. R. L. Hayes
Maury
Queen Bees
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Mom. Davis
America
John White
Louisville
Farris
Culleoka
Old Homestead
Herbert Elam
Prain
Fort Worth
Mrs
Laura Parks
Thos, B. Lytle
Rearden
Murfreesboro
Behing Fleming
Thomas B. Lytle
Roberts
Walter 5. Bearden
W. S. Fleming
Maury, Marshall and
Lawrence
Mr. Fleming
Bedford
Lincoln
Fleming
Rutherford
Moore
Lytle
John Shelby Coffey
Guv. Roberts
Menning
Cof
Oliver-Godwin
ISO
W. E. Jones
Lewisburg
White Serum Company
Long Dist
B. F. Watkins
Specialty Bell
Tron
Maury National Bank
Cecil Farm
Cross Bridges
Sale
A. M. Harlan
Columbia, Tenn., R. R
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