Hayes Wins By Ninety Votes In Local Election
New member George W. Hayes will qualify for the January term after defeating rival W. B. Alexander by ninety votes. Hayes carried both precincts, city hall and court house, with totals 227 to 137 for Alexander and 50 for Parker. He is a current alderman and county court member, praised for county finance knowledge and firm convictions.
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Ae Junate
Riverge W. Hayes
Hayes
Alexander
Parker
Court House
George W. Hayes
W. B. Alexander
M. Parrker
City Hall
W. J. Alexander
J. M. Parker
Choice Fruits Send Your Name for Description Price
Mat of fruit trees vines and plants offered by R A Wilkes of Muelleoka Tenn submit name for description and price.
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R. A. Wilkes
Uulleoka, Tenn
Convicts Sent to Penitentiary From Nashville Visit
Prison Officer McBride escorted two prisoners from Nashville to the penitentiary. Nathan Casey White, sentenced to three years for forgery, and a Black man named Glenn, sentenced to one year for involuntary manslaughter, were convicted at the last term of the circuit court.
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Nashville
Cli
Nathan Ase White
Glenn
Unclear health ad urges kidney care and action
A fragmentary health ad warns readers to heed kidney pain and backache. It references illness symptoms and promotes a medicine, implying a cure, with dubious advice from a Columbia citizen.
Two Sermons by Evangelist at South Columbia Church
Services at South Columbia Methodist Church draw good attendance. Rev. J. A. Molloy spoke Sunday on The Purpose And Determination of the Life of Paul in the morning and Personal Work in the evening. Services this week set for 2 30 and 7 00 p m daily.
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South Columbia Methodist Church
J. A. Molloy
Paul
The Racket Mel's Lined Work Ghives and More
Advertises wide selection of winter wear and accessories with prices. Includes plush lap robes, overcoats, men’s and ladies’ gloves, storm rubbers, Alaska moccasins, Union suits, and related items priced from fractions of a dollar to a dollar or two.
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Lance
Menu
Leegina
Alaskas
Rory
Ex Senator Patterson Beaten In Denver Near Morning Clash
Ex United States Senator Patterson, a principal stockholder of News-Times Publishing, says Denver Post co owner Fred G. Bonfils struck him from behind, then beat and kicked him during a dispute over newspaper coverage. Bonfils admits a fight occurred after Patterson threatened action, with Patterson’s son in law Richard Campbell present. A warrant for Bonfils was sworn out in Denver.
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Col
United State
Patterson
Fred G. Bonfils
Denver Post
the Post
Senator Patterson
News-Times Publishing Company
Mr. Bonfils
Prospects Good For Long Life
The fragment notes a hopeful view on longevity, suggesting a focus on enduring health or longevity prospects, though details are sparse in the readable text. No specific people, places, or dates are identified in the available portion.
Congress May Take a Hand Court Martial for Surgeon General Rixey
Washington December 27 reports a six month experiment moving hospital ship Relief command to Surgeon Stokes on Surgeon General Rixey's recommendation. The day also brings potential congressional action or court martial of Rixey, and notice of Rear Admiral Brownson's retirement with reduced pay and benefits.
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Stokes
Rixey
Naval
Congress
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General Naval Board
Dewey
Pacific
White House
Real Estate Transfers Continue Steady in Maury County
The Maury county land market remains active with ongoing sales despite a financial downturn. The Register's office reports persistent activity in transfers of lands and related real estate, maintaining normal business flow and indicating steady demand for property despite broader economic softness.
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Maury County
Register
January Term County Court Preview
The January term of the county court will address the Santa Fe turnpike issue and elect a County Health Officer. Dr. J M Voorhies is the likely reappointed health officer for a four year term. Three turnpike commissioners L H Fite gerald J M Gregory and L S Lamar seek reelection amid possible opposition. Reading of annual reports and routine business will fill the session, with a new court member from the Ninth district to be commissioned and seated. The election will be held tomorrow.
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Lanndry
Solone
Santa Fe
J. M. Voorhies
L. 8
Burdock Utera Purifies Blood and Guards Health
Impure blood robs strength and invites illness while burdock utera is said to purify the blood and build up the system, promoting wellness. The claim links blood purification to disease prevention and overall vitality.
Representative Sims Pushes Liquor Mail Route Bill
Washington dispatch reports Representative Sims, citing Enville, Chester County residents, pressed Acting Postmaster General McCleary to stop liquor deliveries on star routes. McCleary said the department cannot block safe mail delivery. Sims plans to introduce a bill to bar deliveries into districts that ban liquor sales. Shall expects passage.
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Washington
Sims
McCleary
Enville
Chester County
Congress
Shall
Reunion of the Thirty Michigan Volunteers to be held
Tecumseh Michigan hosts the annual reunion of the Thirty Michigan Volunteers around December seventeen. A joint reunion with the First Georgia Volunteers is planned, promising a historic gathering. Organizers expect former servicemen from both units to attend and share memories from past campaigns.
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Tecumseh, Mich
Michigan
Georgia
Tanooga
Pany
New Pastor for Chrisman Church Arrives from Hazel Kentucky
Elder W. T. Boas of Beate Kentucky has accepted a call to the Christian church of Columbia. He will arrive Wednesday with his family and move into the Freeman house on South High Street. Boas is described as a young man of high recommendations and delivered a trial sermon that pleased the congregation. Subscribe for The Herald.
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W. T. Boas
Beate
Christian Church of Columbia
Freeman House
South High Street
Mider Boaz
Columbia
Land Sale in the Chancery Court at Columbia Tennessee
The Chancery Court in Columbia Tennessee orders sale of three parcels from the J E P Allen and related properties under a 1907 decree. Tract one covers 108 acres in Maury County with defined bounds. tract two 117 acres. tract three near Santa Fe known as the R D Adkisson place. Sale is set for December 13, 19¢T at noon at the courthouse door.
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Columbia
Tennessee
Gell
20Th Civil District
Maury County
Tenn
J. E. P. Allen
A. T. Vestay
L. B. Forgey
J. K. P. Timmons
R. K. Shaw
R. K. Dawson
Jerry Stome
R. K. Beavers
Lula Hanks
W. C. Roberts
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