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Bank Stockholders Elect Directors in Columbia Banks
Stockholders of Columbia's three banks held annual meetings and elected directors. At Maury National Bank W. M. Chaff, J. A. Slown, and others were chosen. Phoenix National Bank names included Horace Rainey and J. Lee Thomas. Columbia Bank & Trust Co reelected Horace Rainey as president with George B. McKennon as cashier. An orange gift from J. O. Cheek arrived for attendees.
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Columbia
Maury National Bank
M. J. Allen
Dim Andrews
Brownlow
W. M. Chaff
J. OF Cheek
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HH Cochrane M. Harlan
G. T. Higis
C WW Doves
Jobin W. Kittell
Melamore
Meditnoy
C. A. Parker
Ridley
B. A. Satterfield
Salmon
A. Slown
JOM
Stockard
Walker
W. Thompson
Positively Last Chance On W. 8 8 January 20
The county campaign chairmen discuss delinquent tax payments and government mailings. They warn that unpaid accounts by January 26 will be turned to Washington for follow up. Fulton expresses relief at falling delinquency and hopes to avoid further actions.
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Valuable Smith Library Be Sold By Order Of Will
The Maury County Trust Co executors file the will of Frank Gillette Smith naming a sale of his valuable library and other personal property. The library valued as a major asset may push estate value toward $26,000 plus the library. Bequests include portraits and heirlooms to cousins and friends with specific items to Mrs Fannie Louise Smith Davis and Mrs Seth Turner Crawford among others. Remaining estate to be sold with proceeds distributed to named beneficiaries and a trust for my faithful servant AUG Larkin with annual interest to him and eventual payment to Columbia Lodge Elks.
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Maury County Trust Co
Len Taylor
Mora B
Farris
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Turpin
Brothers of the Elks Lodge
Carrie F. Smith
Franklin G. Smith
Charles Smith
Fannie Louise Smith Davis
P. G. Smith
Sallie Ward Lawrence
Boston
Sally Ward Smith
Gus Une
Italy
Jan Herp
Gustine
George W. Thomas
Switzerland
Mr. Smith
Robert Pillow
Ernvet Thomas
John A. Thomas
Isaac Ball
Montgomery Bell Academy
Nashville
Te Maury County Trust Co
Larkin
Ela
Columba Lodge Git Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Robert L. McKinney
Margaret McKinney
McKinney
Lida Hosea
Cincinnati
Au Aant
Muttel Upshaw
New York City
Kate McKinney Rains
Birmingham
Carrie BR. Smith
Coluorbia
Riise Thomas
Nora Russeff Thomas
Mise Netlie Muswell
Angie Maxwell
Columbia Lodge
PO Riks
Hight Wins for Road Board Seat in Court
Justice court confirms Hight victory for road board member as county agent and home demonstration work stand by the decision. Local officials note the ruling reinforces county governance and public works oversight.
County Court Elects Graham County Superintendent
The county court elected John P. Graham to a seventh term as county superintendent by acclamation, set his salary at $1,000 annually, and approved funding for a county agricultural agent and a home demonstration agent. Several other local offices and appropriations were decided, including road commissioner replacement, jail and revenue commissioners, and high school board members.
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Jones
Guest
A. Luther Thomas
L. Z. Turpin
Daniel Williams
M. F. Walker
R. N. Moore
Squire W. E. Ballanfant
Squire Mathews
H. MH. McCandless
Squire Davis
Clay E. Hight
Squire Swann
Goad
Parris
Derryherry
Davis
Hardison
Jackson
Ricketts
Ross
Wilkes
Akin
Taylor
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Lowell
Forgey
Denton
Mathews
Harlan
Carr
Webster
Harris
Dugger
Justice
Rose
J. M. Dean
Rourk
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Forey
Null
Derryberry
Matthews
Karrie
Juckson
Wells
Bryar
Forkey
Jones Akin
Farris
Carr—é
King's Daughters Hospital
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Farria
Two More States Ratify Prohibition
The Arkansas state senate ratified the federal prohibition amendment today after yesterday’s action. Indiana completed ratification as the senate approved it yesterday and the house followed today, finalizing the amendment.
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Little Rock, Ark
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Indianapolis
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James Finney Named U S Commissioner at Columbia
James J. Pinney editor of The Herald announces the appointment of James Finney as United States Commissioner at Columbia. The term begins February 4. Finney will return to his Nashville food administration duties. He succeeds J Turpin who resigned to focus on war agencies. The judge’s appointment came without Finney’s knowledge or request.
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Nashville
Tenn, Jin
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Tennessee
Federal Food Administration
Clarksville
Memphis
Food Administration
Oliver-Finnie Co
Hurst, Boillin & Co
Harksville
J. A. Orr & Co
Shanks, Phillips & Co
Orr, Jackson & Co
Clef
James J. Pinney
The
United States
Columbia
Finney
J. %. Turpin
Sanford
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John Wesley Finney Home From Navy Service
John Wesley Finney of the U S Navy has returned to his Sleepy Hollow home. He has been relieved from further active service and will resume Bible echo studies. He entered on April 15 and, aside from two brief visits, has been on active duty in home British and French waters.
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Cost of Education in Maury County 1918 Report Details
The Maury County annual report shows scholastic population 11 078 with 8 996 literate, 60 percent attendance, 18 schools valued at 100 200 dollars, county monthly cost 1.89 per pupil and city 1.63, high school 4.20. county teacher average 42.05, city 59.76.
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Counry
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Pieasant
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Mt. Pleasant
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