Grand Jury to Assemble Again on December 31
The Grand Jury, ordered by Judge Turner, will reconvene on December 31 to finish its November term investigations. Expectation hinges on completing remaining inquiries, with possible indictments. The docket nears completion as circuit court adjourns, with evidence from magistrates and city court under review.
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Daily Herald
Turner
Hail Deeit
Oath
Ciy
Erin
Elour
Cold Remedy Advertised As Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Cold Compound as fast relief for grippe and severe cold. It claims the first dose clears congestion and fever, with subsequent doses easing headache and muscle stiffness. Mentions cost and simple preparation for home use.
Remains on Docket in Uncertain Tuirder Case
The docket shows only one Tuirder case remaining as the Ute defendant’s whereabouts are unknown making trial impossible. It is evident that one or two more cases will be tried before judgment is taken.
Maury Jerseys Flowing to Cuba in Growing Trade
Maury county cows and Jersey stock draw strong demand in Cuba as suppliers ship multiple carloads of Jersey cattle. Buyers seek well bred milkers, with local creameries boosting interest and spurring plans for larger herds in 1921.
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Cuba
Maury County
Lem ‘Thomas
City Moves To Pay Past Due Accounts Now
City records show Treasurer Kannon arranging checks to settle past due accounts, with about 500,000 to be cleared using bonds issued for the purpose. Some old accounts have run for four to five years, and officials expect to finish payments within the coming weeks while maintaining strict budgeting.
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Cy Recorder Kannon
Inder Kainod
Farupe
Cascarets Ad Promotes Night Use for Health Relief
An advertisement urges readers to take Cascarets at night to cleanse liver and bowels, promising a clear, rosy, and fit morning. It claims no griping or inconvenience and notes the product is suitable for children, with prices 10, 24, and 50 cents.
University of Tennessee Short Course For Farmers Open
Reports from across the state indicate more farmers and women will attend the University of Tennessee short courses January 2 to 28. Courses cover practical agriculture, animal husbandry, dairying, horticulture, and home economics with laboratory and field work. Open to men and women sixteen plus who can read and write. no entrance fees and minimum requirements.
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Daily Herald
University of Tennessee
Ang Qge
Ue University of Tenansies
Holiday Spirit Shuts Down Business For Christmas Joy
A joyous Christmas atmosphere swept through the town as shops paused operations, offering festive displays and events. Residents embraced the holiday spirit, sharing meals, music, and neighborly goodwill while schedules slowed for celebration.
Dr Vance Lauds Meade Frierson At Maury County Funeral
Dr James J Vance of Nashville paid tribute to Captain Meade Frierson at a funeral in Maury County, recalling his overseas service and the desire to rest in American soil. The piece praises wartime sacrifice, reflects on postwar ideals, and honors Frierson as a local hero buried near his boyhood home.
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Ierom
Daily Herald
Meade Pherson
The
Herald
James J. Vance
Nashville
France
Frierson
Soissons
Juvigny
Europe
America
Clarence Fry
Anton
Thore
Mbut
Annual Election of County Council Ballots to Be Mailed
Ballots for the annual election of the county council of agriculture will be mailed by Secretary Murphy. Twenty one directors will be elected from the membership with names printed on the ballots. After the election, directors will elect officers for the year, and Joe Frank Porter is expected to be reelected president.
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County Council of Agriculture
Murphy
Joe Frank Porter
Danderine Ad Promises Hair Revival and Shine
An ad promotes Danderine in a cheap Herald column, claiming a few cents buys relief for hair loss and dandruff. It asserts after use hair regains vigor, brightness, fuller look, and thicker appearance, with customers noting new life in each strand.
Notable Hero Captains Sacrifice in War Remembrance
In a dignified tribute a community honors Captain Frierson who died serving his country, praising his selfless duty and the noble motive behind every sacrifice. The piece recalls his letter to friend Finney, his wish to die in service, and the unity of sacred and human motives guiding brave hearts to glory. A quoted excerpt from Tennyson frames the heroism as enduring beyond death.
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Captain Frierson
Mr. Finney
Germany
America
God Ward
Tennyson
Couple Married at Undertakers Parlors in Enterprise
Miss Hisle Holbert of Pulanki and P. Thomason of Enterprise wed Sunday night in Maury Undertaking Company parlors. Elder W. S. Morton officiated. groom's brother-in-law D. S. Dugger and daughter Miss Ola Dugger attended. After a brief visit at Dugger's home, couple to reside in Enterprise where groom is a farmer. Undertaker manager Thomas L. Conningham arranged details and promotes the service for others seeking matrimony through the "instrumental route."
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Pally Herald
Hisle Holbert
Pulanki
P. Thomason
Enterprise
Maury Undertaking Company
Ceromon
Morton
Dugger
Mies Ola Degger
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Stomach Relief
A faded ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a universal remedy for indigestion heartburn and sour stomach. It claims food fermentation causes belching and discomfort and asserts the tablet quickly relieves symptoms with harmlessness and low cost.
Taxpayers in arrears slow city tax collection 1920
From Monday’s Daily Herald the Columbia city reports good overall 1920 tax collection but major accounts remain unpaid. Louisville and Nashville Railroad and Florence and Sheffield Railroad withhold certification from State Comptroller Thomason, hindering assessment and thus delaying municipal funds. Despite this, 166 collections have been made and a settlement may avert further money shortages.
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Daily Herald
Cty of
Columbia
Louisvile & Nashville Railroad
Florence & Sheffield Railroad
Thomason
Students organize Maury County club at UT
Maury county students at the University of Tennessee, sixteen in number, have formed the Maury county club. Officers elected: William Alexander president Miss Mary Lee Fouter vice president Miss Katle B Akin secretary and John Wesley Pinney treasurer. Most members are home for the holidays.
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Maury County
University of Tennessee
Maury County Club
William Alexander
Mary Lee Fouter
Katle B. Akin
John Wesley Pinney
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Pape
Surat
Maury
Lem Thomas
Qealer
Pearl OF Antilles
Ada
Cascarets
DR. Vance
Meade Frierson
Cotumbia
Kiwanis Club
Elks
King’s Daughters
Elks Club
Maury National Bank
Tomnotton
Undertakers
Sigbest
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