Maury National Bank celebrates 25th anniversary and wealth surge
Maury National Bank and Maury County Bankers mark a quarter century amid claims of record prosperity. J F Brownlow notes county wealth up over 4 million since World War I, deposits rising from 1.66 million in 1914 to over 3.5 million by 1919 with war bonds and savings stamps boosting government securities. Directors praise local lending and county shooters credit small borrowers, with forecasts of continued growth into 1919.
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M. E. Allen
Jim Andrews
W. V. Thompson
W. C. Salmon
W. B. Turner
J. O. Cheek
F. S. Wheeler
Mt. Pleasant
First National Bank of
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James Andrews
Austin Harlan
W. P. Ridley
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J. C. Cheek
R. L. McKinney
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W. Vance Thompson
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Honor Roll M'Dowell School December Entry
December honor roll at M Dowell School lists students by grade. First grade names include Beulah Beard and Alec Duke. second grade features Bettie Heaton and Margaret Watkins. third grade lists Octie Byrum and Virginia Campfield. fourth grade shows Josephine Gabell and Emily McFall. fifth grade includes James Adkiesum and Edith Hanson.
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Beulah Beard
Maud Byrum
Gladys Hansel
Sadie Hansel
Muntie Ruth Gable
Lillie Reece
Taylor Dugger
Alec Duke
Frank Hammond
Eugene Hardison
Herbert King
Ded Davis Lentz
Allen Rittenberry
Robert Russell
Bettie Heaton
Margaret Watkins
Dorothy O'Bryan
Hayvel Mayberry
Helen Mayberry
Omelia Hanson
Nellie Beard
Katherine Beckett
Frances Davis
Louise Dickson
Henry D. McKennon
Charles Hatch
James Adkiesum
Abie Jau Cathey
Hage Carrail
Edith Hanson
Taylor Heaton
Junie Johnson
Mattie Masrell
Corn Demonstrators Profit From Maury County Work
Twenty corn demonstrators in Maury County under G Wright increased yields by 2 885.66 bushels and profits by 5 149.90, cultivating 314 acres at 4.10 bushels per acre. Boys and girls clubs added value with hogs and soy beans, while plans for 1919 include corn soy beans alfalfa hog pastures and community clubs amid strong local cooperation.
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G. ©. Wright
Corn Club
Ie Club
Wright
Whight
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Division of Extension
Control methods cut sweet potato disease costs in Virginia
Demonstrations of disease control in Arlington County Virginia showed a county gain of about 100000 dollars from applied methods. The U S department of Agriculture aided bedding season efforts to locate and distribute disease free stock, while a campaign during harvest aimed to prevent infection of seed stock and ensure proper storage conditions.
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New Year Notes and Local Color From The Rambler
The Rambler reflects on New Year resolutions and current local affairs in Columbia. Uncle Nute rallies supporters for the Annanias Club, Grigsby tours town on business, and a Tennessee legislature recap colors the month.
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Woman taxi drivers challenge male monopoly in early 20th century
Fragmentary dispatch from London dated December 1 reports women taking to taxi driving as men struggle to hold work. Patrons deem women capable drivers while authorities weigh how to respond, reflecting shifting gender roles and labor dynamics of the era.
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Germany Eyes Modified Military Service Plan
Chancellor Weber signals possible shift away from universal conscription if France maintains a strong standing army. Germany may adopt a modified system of military service depending on France's stance, in a United Press interview from Berlin.
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Germany
Frank J. Taylor
United Press Stall Correspondant
Berlin, Jr
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United Press Today
Non-Resident Notice in Maury County Circuit Court
The State of Tennessee Maury County Circuit Court orders Albert Burke nonresident to appear next term in Columbia February 1014 to answer complaint. If he fails to respond the case may be confessed ex parte and published four weeks in The Columbia Mercury. Also includes unrelated historical text on Dutch ambassador celebrations and sea life speeds.
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Helen Burke
Albert Burke
Columbia
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Colinehi
Tennessee
J.T. Anderson
Hopkins
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