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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1920

Page

3

Campaign plans to route highway from Lewisburg to Columbia

The article reports Columbia Bank Trust Co and local committees in Culleoka Mooresville Marshall County seeking a state designated highway route through their area. Advocates propose a path from Lewisburg west to the state line via Culleoka and Mooresville, with alternatives via Stiversville and the Pulsktree option. A committee may travel to Nashville to press the state highway commission on the route’s benefits.

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New York Dryer Than the Dimple Say Officials

County Attorney Hugh Todd Shettongwit argues New York and Wash Tholton are rigid about enforcement of the law. He notes saloons have been turned into soft drink places and praises officers for action. Shelton returns from Washington after admission to the U S Supreme Court.

New York Columbia Hugh Todd Shilton Shelton Washington Supreme Court of the United States

Capt Reese Amis Ties To Tennessean History Work

Capt Reese T Amis visited this week staying with his aunt Mrs Tannie Thomas and Capt Anita. He is expected to join the Tennessean staff and has drafted a History of the Dehfeld artillery. Printing contract awarded and ink will be used soon. Amis previously editor of The Herald.

Reese T. Amis Tannie ‘Thomas Anita Tennessean Deh Feld Artillery

Men Wanted for Service in Panama Recruitment Ad

A limited number of men can join the army for service in Panama. Open branches include infantry, quarters, artillery, engineer and signal corps, ordnance, and medical departments for a three year enlistment. Apply at the Army Recruiting Station South Master Garden Street Columbia Tennessee. Chicago officials who raided Jules Laroo's home said they found the largest melt still in America capacity Lingallans a day.

Panama East Artillery Corps Engineer Corps Signal Corps Ordnance Department Aind Medical Department Army Recruiting Station Chicago Facoril Juouls

Tanlac endorsed by Dr B Hilder Mayberry farm sale

Dr Hilder Elder of Peoria endorses Tanlac citing his long medical practice and personal relief from stomach trouble and rheumatism after using the medicine. The article notes a timber sale at Mayberry farm in Maury County with George C Brown & Company purchasing timber for nearly $18,000 and the farm changing hands from Loch Mayberry to W W Braden and wife.

DR. B. Hielder Mayberry Peoria Illiois Maury County County Register James J. Pogue Memphis George C. Brown & Company Hardin Mayhorey Duck River Fouthh W. W. Braden Mayberry America Eider Schradski Penria Hinals Tanti Elder Butler University of Indianapolis Ind Rush College Chicago Dr. Riler Sonia Tanlac Ujgdeame Aes Selt Tantti

JOS. A. M'DONALD ENTERS INTO REST

Josephs MacDonald aged ninety, a Maury county former resident and Confederate veteran, died last night at his daughter Mrs J M Trantham in Nashville. He is survived by his daughter and three sons Ike James George. A prayer service was held at the daughter’s home in Nashville. The body will go to Columbia for interment at Rose Hill cemetery. Mr McDonald had lived in Maury county and with his daughter in Nashville in recent years.

McDonald Maury County Nashville Columbia

Oldest Methodist Steward Visits Colimbia on Saturday

John W. Cecil of Cross Bridges, age records and fifty three years as a steward in the Hampshire and Cross Bridges charge noted. Thomas H. Williamte of First Methodist follows with fifty nine years. Cecil reports pastor salary raised to 1200 for next year and renews three newspaper subscriptions for family, including one to son Roy in Lumber county and another to his daughter married to ex Congressman Naggett’s wife in Colorado.

John W. Cecil Cross Bridges Colimbia Coetins Thomas H. Williamte Mr. Cecil Hampshire and Cecil Herald Office Roy Lumher County Naggett Colorado

Three Stores at Mt Pleasant Robbed by Suspected Band

Three Mt Pleasant shops suffered break ins with robberies reported Thursday. England dry goods escaped cash register loss. Banko and Cooper's grocery also hit. Police alerted. bloodhounds from Nashville to trail suspects. four Black men held in custody as investigation proceeds.

Mt. Pleasant Ry Ll. England Banko and Cooper's Grocery England Good Nashville

Maury County Sets December Marriage License Record

Daniel Cupid works in Maury as December brings a flood of marriages. Deputy Clerk Theodore Lipscombe issues licenses with cheer as sixty licenses were issued in December already reaching seventy two with days left. The surge promises the busiest month of the year for unions in Maury County.

Daniel Cupid Maury County Theodore Lipscom Mr. Cupid Little Love God

Real estate growth noted in ad filled Missourian paper

In Springfield advertising notes real estate surge with C A Parker of Maury Realty listing seven farms for sale and three buyers for city property. Dr A Keffer of Knoxville sends a Christmas card from Tennessee noting recovery from a car accident and urging safe driving as he extends season greetings.

C. A. Parker Maury Realty Daily Herald Parker

Maury County Register Reports Record Year for Deeds and Records

The Maury County Register says the office processed a huge volume in the year around 1900, with deeds mortgages contracts for sale and chattel mortgages dominating. Estimates place the average instrument at about six hundred fifty words and total words recorded near one million two hundred thousand to one million five hundred thousand.

Register Maury County

Phineas Murphy Joins Maury Realty Firm

Phineas Murphy, a well known farmer and stock trader in the county, has joined the Maury Realty Company. The firm recently launched to deal in city and country property. Murphy moved from the farm near Collecka to Columbia last fall to educate his children and is regarded as one of the best known men in the county.

M. Phieas’ Murphy Haw Maury Realty Company Ely Country Murphy Farbt Collecka Columbia

Former Columbian Dies in Nashville

The body of Mrs. J. B. Pennington, formerly of Columbia, who died at her Neal home at 2 a.m., will be transported to Rose Hill cemetery for burial after a 10 a.m. service. Rev. J. W. Cherry will lead the grave service. Pallbearers are Joe Troop, Jim Troop, Henry Troop, Olle Pennington, Charlie Petway, Henry Halman, and Ed Cherry. Mrs. Pennington moved to Nashville about eighteen years ago and was a Methodist church member. She is survived by her husband, Pennington, and her brother H. Calvert of Memphis.

Nas Penni Neal Columbia Rose Hill Cemetery J. W. Cherry Joe Jim Henry Tom Troop Olle Penington Charlie Petway Henry Halman Ed Cherry

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