County Finance Outlook and Road Measure Update
County Judge Whitthorpe urges court members to consider remedial road improvements and financial reforms as measures linger until Monday. Agricultural aid funds and fertilizer pricing from the U S department of agriculture are announced, with commissions adjourned to review proposals.
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Whitthorpe
Masten
Neaskea
J.T. McKnight
Marty
C. Wright
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Lear 'T. Ti. Peebles
Wright
Future Hog Policy and Food Administration Fallout
Fragmented OCR text discusses potential January surplus handling by the Mood Administration and foreign observers, with mentions of policy timing and possible agreements. It references insurance, theater crowds in a gallery, and various unrelated asides about individuals and misused names.
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Ben Salt
Dart Lee
Tl Bs
Howver
Hanon
Oxersens
Ainet
Splendid citizen called 10 reward
One of the best citizens of the county, Benson Evins of Cullooka, died Sunday at King's Daughters Hospital after a long illness. A Methodist steward and Knights of DyUnas member, he was devoted husband and father and leaves a wife, a daughter Elsie, two brothers, and two sisters. Funeral at Cullooka Methodist Church with interment in Wilkes cemetery.
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Benson Evins
Cuklooka
King's Daughters Hospital
Evins Wis
W. 8
Eving
Cullooka
Methodist Church
Knights of DyUnas
Christion Hennleman
Kink
Elsie
Culteoka
Himes
Nashville
Misa Dora Aylis
Janes Kennedy
Lynnville
Oelook
Wilkes Cemetery
Arrest Man Suspected Of Mule Theft Near Chapel Hill
A deputy marshal arrested a man near Chapel Hill on suspicion of stealing a team of mules from T. A. Maneram and selling them in Columbia. The suspect, identified by mule buyer L. H. McCampbell, is held in Columbian jail. The man, about 30, had lived in the community for three years before his return and was known in the area.
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Neeley
Chapel
County Tax and Bond Report with Acknowledged Violent Incident
A county financial report lists balances by account including Bridge Tax Special Highway Tax and County Revenue, with quarterly disbursement totals and outstanding warrants. The document notes 1918 disbursements and bonds, and records a drunken disturbance on the Mooresville pike resulting in head and arm injuries to two men, with no arrests.
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Cullooka and
Mooresville Pike
Tanlac testimonials flood in from many states
Readers endorse Tanlac with claims of relief from rheumatism weight gain and overall vitality. Citizens from Kentucky Tennessee Georgia Texas and Mississippi recount rapid benefits and high satisfaction with the tonic. Several customers note substantial weight increases and improved energy after short use.
First Presbyterians Ahead of Schedule in Near East Fund
The First Presbyterian church in Maury county has raised most of its Near East relief fund quota of 12500, with 604.50 pledged toward an 800 goal despite several leaders being absent. Church plans further collections next Sunday after a week of campaigning.
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First Presbyterian Church
Maury County
J. C. Molloy
Two Hundred Acres to Plant Canteloupes in Culleoka
Canteloupe cultivation will cover about two hundred acres at Culleoka this season. Representatives from most of the proposed acreage attended a meeting at the Culleoka Produce Company offices on Saturday afternoon, securing guarantees from enough growers to proceed. Early James of the Louisville and Nashville railroad spoke on planting, marketing, and farming conditions, noting profits from one hundred to five hundred dollars per acre, with all fruit marketed by the Cullooka Produce Company.
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Canteloupes
Culleoka
Culleoka Produce Company
James
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Cullooka Produce Company
Bank clearings show record Maury County week
Weekly bank clearings for Maury County reach 3,193,340.55 with daily averages above 500,000. For week ending Jan 11 totals, and comparisons to Jan 4, the report highlights rising deposits as local business expands. It cites daily figures for Monday through Saturday and notes cumulative two week totals.
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Daily Herald
Maury County
Columbia
Winchester Girls Fall to Columbia on Foreign Field
The Winchester High School girls battled Columbia Friday night at Winchester but fell 12 to 4. The game was clean and hard fought, with a return engagement set for January 31 here. The Fayetteville and Lincoln County High teams are noted to visit next, as the column advertises upcoming local sports.
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Winchester High School
Columbia
Winchester
Fayetteville
Lincoln County High
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Lexington, Ky
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Houston
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