Art of Teaching 10 Be Discussed Saturday
Maury county teachers association holds its monthly meeting Saturday January 4 at the courthouse with program items including The Science and the Art of Teaching chapters 1 to 10 led by L. B. Dike Tin Little School Mistress chapters yet by Mrs Hyde Moore and School Improvement led by Herald Cheap Column Ade Pay.
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County Teachers Association
Courthouse
Maury County Teachers Association
Dike
Chipters Yet
Tainder
Hyde Moore
Automobile firm resumes strong sale push in Maury county
Carlton Pry of Fry Lites reports heavy activity as the automobile dealer sold 6500 dollars of cars to Maury county citizens. The Hudson Buick and Ford lines remain key, with safes and deliveries to buyers including J W Howard Julie Tueger Beret Dugger Lex Watson and more. Several slightly used cars and orders from banks are awaiting delivery.
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Carlton Pry
Fry Lites
Maury County
Hudson
Buick
Ford
J. W. Howard
Tennessee
Hudson People
Julie Tueger
Bulek
Beret
Jesse Dugger
Bulok
Dugger
Silversville
Lex Watson
Manel Watson
Brit Davis
M. EK. Erwin
Red Cross Christmas Toll Reported by Maury Chapter
About 1,812 members of the Maury chapter are recorded in the Christmas Toll, with branches and auxiliaries yet to report. Chairman W A Dale and Treasurer C Handley announced figures noting total membership exceeds 2,000 when all branches are counted, listing several communities with reported numbers and noting missing areas.
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Red Cross
Maury
W. A. Dale
Cli! Handley
Spring Wi
Cullooka
Carter's Creek
Ferndale
Dark’s Mill
Water Valley
Santa Fa
Lettwick
Masons Install New Officers and Feast in St Johns Day Event
Columbia Ladue No 1 WA M held installation and celebratory feast Friday night in the lodge room. Past Master J M Dedman presided as A H Watt was installed worshipful master with G T Hughes Jr senior warden J P Mathew junior warden. Littafield served as treasurer Ant in Voorhles as secretary and M M Butts as Tyler, marking St Johns day with a historic Masonic observance.
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Columbia
Ladue No. #1
WA M
Loge
J. M. Dedman
A. H. Watt
G. T. Hughes, Jr
J. P. Mathew
Littafield
Anet In Voorhles
M. M. Butts
Tyler
St. John's Day
Insolvent Sale Notice at Columbia Court House
On February 1 1918 in legal hours I will offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash at the courthouse door in Columbia Tennessee a lot of insolvent accounts owed to KR H L Rambo proprietor of the Cousin Lee Hotel. Trustee J C Voorhies notes sale may occur at any office.
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Court House
Columbia
Tenn
KR. H. L. Rambo
Lee Hotel
Azat
Much Plowing Done by Maury Farmers
Ex-Sheriff J Walter Griffin says Maury County farms are ahead for the 1919 crop with more land plowed than ever before this early. He cites fine weather, increased farm labor, and active work as signs of a potential bumper crop and prosperous year.
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Maury County
J. Walter Griffin
Griffin
Sale Notice of 1919 Maury County Mortgage Property
By virtue of a mortgage executed by George K McKennon on August 1414 and of record in Maury County Tennessee the trustee L J Ross Burns will on January 17 1919 at 12 o clock noon sell at the south door of the courthouse in Columbia Tennessee the described house and lot in the 5th civil district bounded by an alley Higgs street Underwood and Frierson street to satisfy the mortgage debt. The sale will be to the highest bidder for cash free from redemption. This December 20 1918. 4 Ross Burns Trustee.
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George K. McKennon
Mau Ty County
Tenn
L. J. Ross Burns
Maury County
Tennessee
Columbia
Mawry County
Tellnesseb
Higa Street
Underwood
Frierson Street
Redempion
Marcus L Nellums Dies in Spring Hill Age 60
Marcus L Nellums of Spring Hill died after a 15 month illness. A 10 year veteran worker, he retired 15 months ago. He was a Cumberland Presbyterian elder active in church and Sunday school. Survived by wife three sons F B Nellums in California Kimo Nellums in France M C Aywork and John Nellums, and three daughters A P Hops in Nashville Belle Nellims at Ward Belmont Nashville and D O Priest of Spring Hill. Funeral held at Spring Hill Cumberland Presbyterian Church with Dr Hudgens of Nashville officiating. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery. Arrangements by Maury Undertaking Co T L Cunningham in charge.
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Daily Herald
Marcus L. Nellums
Spring Hil
Mr. Nellums
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Nelinina
Spring Hin
Hudgens
Nashville
Spring Hill Cemetery
The
Maury Undertaking Co
T. L. Cunningham
Power Line Hazard Corrections Urged for Columbia
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen adopted resolutions directing Southern Cities Power Co to reconstruct a 14,000 volt three phase transmission line in Columbia to meet city safety standards. Engineer I B Long warns the line runs parallel to telephone lines and through tree limbs, creating fire and shock risks, and recommends immediate corrective work by the company.
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Southern Cities Power Co
Columbia
Mayor and
Alderton
1. B. Long
Tennessee Inspection Bureau
Automobile Collision at Street Crossings Near Bethel House
Two vehicles collided near West Seventh and Garden street crossings as a Bethel House bus and a car driven by Thomas met in the noon hour. Witnesses say both cars rode on right sides. Thomas’s eastbound auto struck the bus on the driver’s side, glass door shattered, running board broken, but no injuries reported. Thomas remained composed, while his car had a bent axle, broken headlights and damaged radiator. Mr. Lancaster managed to move his slightly disfigured vehicle away and continue rolling.
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Allen
Thomas
Bethel House
West Seventh
Garden Street
Young Thomas
Seventh
Lancaster
Brakeman’s Foot Mashed by Coupling Accident
J. A. Hendenrich, brakeman on the L. and N. Railroad, was seriously injured Wednesday morning when his foot slipped between the coupling of two cars on the Nater branch. He was brought to Columbia that afternoon on a special train and taken to King’s Daughters hospital, where Dr. Robert Pillow dressed the injured foot. He was resting well in the afternoon. His home is at South Market and Twelfth Streets corner.
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J. A. Hendenrich
Nater
Wad Bros
Columbia
King’s Daughters Hospital
Robert Pillow
Oif South Marh
Twelfth Streets
Calomel Danger Warned. Try Dodson's Liver Tone Instead
Calomel sickens and salivates, a dangerous substance linked to quicksilver. Dodson's Liver Tone, a vegetable remedy, is advertised as a safe, guaranteed liver stimulant that avoids salivation and restores energy without harm. The ad urges avoiding calomel and using the product for adults and children.
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Dodson
Private Ira Hardison Fought Hard in Food Supply War
In a Christmas letter to his father, Private Ira M. Hardison recounts his role in the 8. S. O. 8, handling boxes, cases, and foodstuffs to keep troops fed. He details ten nights in a refrigerating plant at Giev to stack beef at five below zero and shares his journey from June 5, 1918, boarding the Martha Washington for France and arriving at Brest before moving to Gievres. He notes meeting many Americans and the lasting bonds formed with fellow soldiers.
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Ira M. Hardison
Herole
Hardison
Giew
Martha
Washington
France
Brost Ad
Gievres
United States
Threatened mine strike fails to materialize in Mt Pleasant
A threatened phosphate miners strike in the Mt Pleasant fields, planned for last Monday and again today, did not occur. Operators were not disturbed, as wages and hours were reported favorable to workers, according to Sunday Daily Herald reports.
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Daily Herald
Mt, Pleasant Fields
Sailors and Soldiers Fed at Dotty Herald Canteen
Monday's Red Cross canteen workers kept busy Sunday night as 187 hungry sailors and soldiers on passenger train No. 2 fed before departure. Captain Joe Hagey prepared for 167 men but supplies ran short as the uniformed group formed a circle and kept coming. Most were from Pensacola naval aviation on furlough, with a few marines and soldiers. A quartet sang thanks to Columbia's hospitality before boarding.
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Dotty Herald Red Cross
Joe Hagey
Naval Aviation
Pensacola
Fin
Columbia
Culleoka Melon Growers Plan Meeting for New Season
Cantaloupe growers from the Culleoka area will gather Saturday January 11 at 2 o clock in the Culleoka Produce Company offices to map plans for growing and marketing this season. Melon production, especially the pink meats, has grown into a leading local crop with about fifty carloads shipped last season and expected to rise if weather cooperates.
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Culleoka
Culleoka Produce Company
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