Decrease in Maury real estate deals this year
Special to The Herald reports a drop in real estate transfers in Maury County for the year 1910 with total deals at 1,092,880 dollars, down from 1,445,750 in 1909 and 1,007,120 in 1908. Monthly results show October the largest loss at 88,000 compared with 1909, while January and September show gains. Fusionists ready to control the House as caucus indicates a majority, with Wright’s campaign ongoing and Pattersonites pursuing their own caucus efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
House
United States
A. M. Leach
Montgomery County
Luke ©. Wright
Interstate Commerce Commission
Manly County
Franklin Man Injured by Wild Horse Kick
A. B. Alexander of Franklin was kicked on the left leg by a wild horse this morning on the street. He suffered painful injuries but is reported to be stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Alexander
Franklin
WHAT THE KIDNEYS DO Their Unceasing Work Keeps Us Strong
An old health ad claims kidneys filter blood every three minutes and remove impurities. It cites J A Boyett of Lewisburg Tennessee praising Doan's Kidney Pills after relief from back pain and frequent urination, with Foster Milburn Buffalo listed as US agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Boyett
Lewisburg
Tenn
Dean
All
Price
Foster Milburn
Buffalo
New York
United States
Rain Prevents Green Family Reunion at Darks Mill
Rain fell Thursday limiting attendance at the Green family reunion planned for Darks Mill. Only a few members gathered in the afternoon at the home of T. B. Green.
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Green
Darks Mill
T. 8
Funeral of Mrs Annie C Williams
The funeral services for the late Mrs. Annie C Williams were conducted this morning at the First Methodist church by Rev W T Haggard the pastor. A large concourse of friends attended the rites were brief but beautiful and impressive. Floral designs covered the casket bearing testimony to the love and esteem in which Mrs Willits was held by the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie C. Williams
First Methodist Church
W. T. Haggard
Maury County Forms Fox Hunters Association
About thirty prominent sportsmen from Maury and nearby counties met in the circuit court room to organize a Fox Hunters Association. Allen Campbell was elected president with John Lowell secretary and John W. Lochridge treasurer. A committee reported to plan a thorough organizational setup by the first Monday in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Campbell
Maury
Fox Hunters Association
John ©. Lowell
John W. Lochridge
W. J. Webster
J. W. B. Thomas
A. H. Forgey
W. T. Fraser
W. S. Haywood
Second Round of M E Conferences
Rev. E M Harrell reports the first round of quarterly conferences concludes at the First church. The second round begins January 14 at Elkton and Bee Springs with a full list of dates and locations from January 14 to March 19 across multiple churches in the Columbia district.
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E. M. Harrell
Columbia District
Sald
South Columbia
Elkton
Bee Springs
Bryson
Delrose
Shiloh
McBurge
Roberts Slayer Bound to Court
After a closed hearing the Birmingham coroner ordered George Sherer be bound over to the circuit court without bail for the killing of W. W. Roberts formerly of Columbia Tennessee. Roberts was shot on the Bijou theatre stage and the case is expected to draw grand jury attention next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Birmingham
Ala
George Sherer
W. W. Roberts
Columbia, Tenn
Roberts
Bijou
Sherer
Firet
James Carcanis Gratified In Columbia Visit
James Carcanis of Bowling Green, owner and establisher of the Dixie Cafe in Columbia, called at The Herald office this afternoon and expressed satisfaction with his Columbia house and plans to remain in the city to look after it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carcanis
Bowling Green
Dixie Cafe
Columbia
Columbia House
Herald Office
Bloodsucked business patronage praised in New Orleans report
A New Orleans dispatch notes a man in Ft Worth who says he will stay in Columbia to devote his time to his duties. He expressed pleasure at the patronage received and spoke of bloodsucking rats at the emergency ward as a grim metaphor. William Wiggins, 75, was found dead in the city ward early this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Emmie
Ft Worth
Tex
William Wiggins
Columbia
Boy to lose use of eye after air gun shot on West Seventh Street
Twelve year old Hazel McKee was shot above the eye with an air gun by George W. Nichols’s son James Nichols on West Seventh Street near Dobbins & Hwing’s store. McKee may lose vision. police open investigation. Dr. Edwards treats the injured youth. both families visited.
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Hazel McKee
James Nichole
West Seventh Street
Dobbins & Hwing’s
McKee
Nichols
Howard Moore
Garden Street
J. A. Edwards
James McKee
George W. Nichols
Dr. Edwards
High Street
G. W. Nichols
Great Sewanee Tackle A. Alexis Stone Visits Columbia
A. Alexis Stone famed Sewanee tackle and star of the all star game against Harvard Friday in Nashville was in Columbia today en route to his home near Fayetteville. Stone shows no fatigue from the hard Yankee game and praises Tennessee's coming baseball prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Alexis Stone
Sewanee
Harvard Briday
Nashville
Columbia
Fayetteville
Stone
Yankees
University of Tennessee
County Board of Education Sets January Meeting
The County Board of Education will meet January 7 in the office of County Superintendent Graham. The meeting follows the school law requiring quarterly gatherings. Topics include spring term plans for county schools and likely opening dates for secondary and primary divisions after the Christmas vacation ends January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Education
Graham
Religious Life of the Community Discussion at Minsters Association
At a regular Min ister's Association meeting Rev P D Freeman read a paper titled How May the Religious conditions of Columbia Be Improved The paper was discussed by Rev J A Molloy Rev W T Haggard Rev W T Ussory and Rev W T Spears Next meeting Rev Haggard will lead a discussion on The Encouraging Features of the Religious Life of Columbia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minister's Association
P. D. Freeman
Columbia
J. A. Molloy
W. T. Haggard
W. T. Ussory
W. T. Spears
Haggard
Columble
Negro bound to circuit court after milk poisoning trial
Alex Alexander was bound over to the February term of the circuit court by Magistrates Guest and Fariss after a trial for poisoning milk belonging to Brown Taylor near the Nashville pike. Concentrated lye was reported used in both milk and lard sand. Frank G. Smith testified as chief prosecution witness. Alexander’s bond was set at $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Alexander
Guest
Fariss
Brown Taylor
Nashville Pike
Frank G. Smith
Alexander
January Weather Brings Severe Rain Across Month
The record describes persistent rain and gloomy conditions throughout January and into February 1910, warning that the month could be among the worst of the year. The text notes rain lasting into the last two hours of 1910 and predicts continued bad weather ahead.
No Mail Carried on New Year’s Day Holiday Schedule
Mail carriers observed Monday January 2 as a holiday instead of January 1. No mail was delivered by rural carriers or city delivery men due to the New Year’s Day holiday.
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Blooming Grove
Dianna
Friendship
Cullooka
Burks
Cul Eoka
Fall River Mission
Mt Zion
M. Harrell
Fort Worth
Way
Hazel M'Kee
James Nichols
Edwards
Lex Stone
The
Tennessee
Oliver Chill
Dobbins & Ewing
7Th St
City
Magistrante's Court
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