Merged into International Harvester Era of Farm Machinery
Chattanooga McCormick built the first practical reaper Deering sold the first twine binder and introduced binder twine William Parlin and Chattanooga line founders were among early plow pioneers Their lines grew from small beginnings to a consolidated company International Harvester now represents the cream of the farm machine world with years of manufacturing farm knowledge behind it.
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Chattanooga Line
International Harvester
We Sell the International Line for Farmers
Farmers can buy any farm machine or implement locally without risk of obsolete models as International Harvester promises ongoing repairs and support. The ad touts tested reliability, a thorough Experimental Department, and one‑vendor service to avoid delays. Repair stock and quick access by phone to the branch ensure timely service.
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Harvester Company
the Harvester Company
International Harvester
Saab Caves
Danderine Promises to Restore Hair Shine and Growth
An advertisement claims Danderine will save lifeless thin hair by restoring color vigor and vitality. It urges readers to obtain a bottle from any drug or toilet store to refresh the scalp and stop falling hair, promising renewed brightness and abundance.
Despondent Farmer Ends Life With Shotgun
J D Hull a Sunnyside farmer and prominent county family member killed his wife earlier and then shot himself in his bedroom mirror. He had suffered melancholia and had threatened self harm, with family guarding weapons. funeral plans noted.
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Daily Herald
J. D. Hull
Sunnyside
Hull
Sharp
Har
B.C Alexander
Columbia
Howe
Maury Undertaking Company
Pontiac
Mich
Hall
Ida Wisener
Local Citizen Dies After Rash Act
The obituary notes the death of a respected county resident. Survived by children James Patter son, Miss Clara, Bramlett, and Nathan of Pontiac Michigan. Brothers J M Hull, F M Hull, Squire C V Hall, J J Hull. sisters Mrs Susie Renfro and Mrs Anne Judd. Health had waned for months and the family was shocked by the act.
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Dren
James Patterson
Clara
Bramlett
Nathan
Pontiac
Mich
J. M. Hull
Birmingham
Ala
F. M. Hull
Squire C. V. Hall
This County
J. J. Hull
Hohenwald
Susie Renfro
Nashvile
Anne Judd
Texas
Pape's Diapepsin Antacid Claim Quick Relief
An old promotional piece touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast acting antacid for indigestion. It promises rapid relief from heartburn belching and sour stomach and urges readers that most stomach upset comes from acidity with low cost and easy use.
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Pape
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Bills for sales of lands in court
Mrs Lillie J Reaves filed a bill in chancery to sell a tract on Iron Bridge road. Fat Tucker and wife seek court approval to exchange a small Mt Pleasant farm for a house and lot. Cow Bond and others filed an equity bill against Ales Bond to sell property left by the late lene.
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Lillie J. Reaves
Chancery Court
Iron Bridge Road
Fat Tucker
Mt. Pleasant
Cow
Bond
Ales Bond
Dodson's Liver Tone Promise Over Calomel Side Effects
An old advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safer alternative to calomel for liver cleansing. It claims quick relief from bilious symptoms without griping, promising not to salivate and suitable for children. The copy advises asking a druggist for the bottle and guarantees satisfaction with a money-back offer.
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Dodson
Mt Adyty
Three Oldest Local Businessmen Reflect Thirty Seven Years
In Columbia only three men remain from the business scene when B A Sattes first opened here thirty seven years ago. J P Street of Street Martin & Vaughan Co is the senior, around fifty years in town. A Samuels and Walter P Woldridge of the Woldridge Co have each been active for more than forty years, with Street called the dean of local businessmen.
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Columbia
B. A. Sattees
J. P. Street
Street, Martin & aVughan Co
A. Samuels
Walter P Woldridge
Woldridge Company
Mr. Street
Iocal
Kittrell Brothers Win Auction of Acuff Farm
At the sale conducted by Clerk and Master Furisg the highest bid came from Kittrell Brothers, purchasing the Acuff farm on the premises for $11,730. The property is described as a rough farm with substantial improvements and armature, typical of the Acuff holdings in the era.
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Furisg
Kittrell Brothers
Sally
Grain Harvesting and Power Machinery Catalogue Fragments
List of harvesting and tillage equipment including binders thrashers mowers reapers rakes tedders hay loaders stackers corn drills planters seeders tractors disk harrows and related gear. Also power machines kerosene tractors engines motor trucks and farm accumulative tools appear in catalog style entries with scattered product terms and model notes.
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Keroxe
Local Baptist Association tops campaign by five thousand
Ebenezer Association of Baptist churches closed a seventy five million dollar drive with a final overage around five thousand. Dr. John H. Barber, organizer, reported total subscriptions of fifty three thousand for the district, with Maury county contributing about sixteen thousand. Strong churches covered deficits and boosted the surplus. Barber welcomes a ten percent overage as a victory amid eighty million subscribed nationwide.
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Ebenezer Association of the Baptist Church
John H. Barber
Maury County
First Baptist
Barber
County Court Faces Heaviest January Docket
The county criminal court nears its January term with a docket exceeding 100 cases under Clerk Jo Anderson in office. Most cases concern unpaid dog and wheel taxes, a test of the road law, with indictments suggesting tax evasion. Also listed are liquor, assault and battery, and concealed weapons cases, plus a New York note on a Tong society arrest.
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County Criminal Court
Jo Anderson
Webb Williams Reelection Bid For Maury Tax Assessor
The Herald announces Webb Williams as a candidate for reelection as Tax Assessor of Maury County, subject to Democratic party action. In Newark New Jersey Mrs Wallace P Nordin obtained a divorce after testifying her husband had several afflictions and admitted use of alcohol and other substances.
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the Herald
Webb Williams
Maury County
Democratic Party
Dikw
Newark
N. J
Wallace P. Nordin
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