Beloved Mrs. Manila Hight Church Dies at Carter's Creek
The community mourns Manila Hight Church age five wife of L G Church at Carter's Creek after a ten week illness. Her strong leadership in the Methodist church and family ties caused deep sadness as sons Cleve land and Odie serve abroad. Survived by husband two daughters Fulton one sister and four brothers. Funeral Sunday at 11 from Lasting Hope Methodist Church with interment in Lasting Hope cemetery. Maury Undertaking Co. in charge.
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Daily Herald
Manila Hight
L. G. Church
Carter's Creek
Church
Methodist Church
Mrs. Church
Cleveland Church
Belgium
Odie Church
Mexico
Fulton Church
Rk, S
B. B. Choreh
C. A. Beale
Tom Bowers
Maury Undertaking Co
Prentice Pearson Arrives in U S A
Mrs Prentice Pearson receives a telegram that Private Prentice Pearson has arrived safely in Hoboken New Jersey from France and expects to return home in a few days. The item notes Hoboken and wartime movement and mentions Clocknall nearing its first century of existence as a city.
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Mra
Prentice Pearson
Hoboken
N. J
France
Ciocknall
Life of Beautiful Young Woman Closed
Misa Lucile Elizabeth Holman aged 1, daughter of the late W. L. Holman, died Saturday at the Riverside home of her aunt Mrs. Mattie Holman after months of illness. She was a longtime Christian Church member and devoted to religious causes. Funeral held Sunday at Rose Hill Cemetery conducted by Milder J. Paul Slayden. pallbearers named. interment in the family square at Mary Undertaking Co. In charge. Survived by two brothers Nat and Leland and four aunts including Mrs. Mattie White, Mrs. J. D. Moore, Mrs. Annie Towell, and Mrs. Mattie Holman.
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Misa Lucile Elizabeth Holman
W. L. Holman
Mattie Holman
Riverside
Rose Hill Cemetery
Milder J. Paul Slayden
Miss Holman
Nat
Leland
Mattie White
Texas
J. D. Moore
Annie Towell
Columbia
City Police Make Two Good Catches In Hickman Roundup
Porter Johnson, a white man sought in Hickman county, was captured by City Marshal Tom McLean and Patrolman Stages at his Macedonia home. Sheriff Spence and deputies returned him to Hickman county on larceny charges. Matthews Johnson, Porter’s brother, faces desertion charges from the U S Army for March at Fort Oglethorpe and awaits war department instructions in city jail.
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Porter Johson
Hickman County
Tom McLean
Johson
Macedonia
Sherif Clarence Spence
Johnson
Matthews Jobtemm
Porter Johnson
Matthews Johnson
United States Army
Fort Oglbethorpr
Matthews Johann
War Department
Washington
Hardison Motor Co Closes Big Tire Agency Contract
Dr. Joe Hardison returned from Cincinnati after securing Firestone Tire and Rubber Co exclusive agency for Maury, Marshall, Giles, Lawrence, Hickman, Lewis and Wayne counties. The firm plans expanded shipping and a new 200 ton hydraulic press to fit solid tires in fifteen minutes, with a dedicated room for the machine at the Columbus shop.
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Daily Herald
Joe Hardison
Cincinnati
Hardison
Crescent City
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Firestone
Maury, Marshall
Giles
Lawrence
Hickman
Lewis and
Wayne
F ‘Dison Motor Co
Columbia
United War Work Fund Lovett’s Store Ledger Entry
A condensed ledger from the United War Work Fund at Lovett’s Store lists numerous contributions and payments by individuals ledgers includes names such as J H Hardison Eliza Latta Mary Mitchell and J R Sharpe with amounts from 1.00 to 200.00. It notes Moody Castellow achieving a top combined record in corn and pig club work in Haywood County and the 424 registered Poland China entry.
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R. 8. Hopkins
J. H. Hardison
G. M. Daimwood
Jason Haddock
E. W. Farris
Thelma Cooper
Jessie’ Howell, Jr
W. A. Floyd
Novie Short
Eliza Latta
Mary Mitchell
A. H. Borum
M. M. Cochran
W. W. Johnson
F. Marshall
TJ. Owen
T. J. Owen
A.M. Tankersley
H. A. Dalmwood
D. Richardson
Moody Castlellaw
Haywood County
Awd
Poland
China
Columbia Sailor Helps Receive German Flotilla
Boatswain's Mate John Trotwood Moore Jr aboard the Arkansas took part in the ceremony that cleared Allied ships for action as the surrendered German flotilla passed between lines of American and British warships in the Firth of Forth. Moore recalled the grim moment and the near-battle readiness, the later New York welcome, and his European voyage including London during the armistice week.
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Firth of Porth
New York
John Trotwood Moore, Jr
Arkansas
Sixth Battle Squadron
Hugh Rodman
Mate Moore
European
London
Edinburg
Bound Over to Circuit Court on Liquor Charge
Gus Cockrill was bound over to the Circuit Court after waiving examination in city court for selling liquor on First Monday. City Marshal Tom McLean and Patrolman Bailey Peyton say they have sufficient evidence to convict him.
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Gus Cockrill
Tom McLean
Bailey Peyton
Nonresident Burke Must Appear in Maury Court
In Maury County Circuit Court Helen Burke sues Albert C. Burke. Due to his non residence, the defendant must appear at the next term in Columbia on the third Monday in February 1919 and plead or answer the bill. A copy of the order will be published weekly for four consecutive weeks in The Columbia Herald.
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State of Tennessee
Maury County
Circuit Court
Helen Burke
Albert C. Burke
State of
Tennessee
Columbia
Columbia Herald
Black Draught Cited In A 65 Year Old Case For Liver Trouble
Mrs. Cynthia Higgnbotham of Mendersville Kentucky testifies that at age 65 her liver and digestion failed. After using Black Draught she reports improved appetite strength and natural bowel movements. The ad touts Thedford's Black-Draught as a long trusted remedy for constipation indigestion and lazy liver with a price of five cents per package.
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Sage
Kentucky
Thedford
Property Cortain About Acres-Purchase Price War
The article notes a purchase dispute over seven lots on the outside of the fair grounds in Tennessee. It references South Bird Park as a historic race track with famous horses and a tradition of holds, and mentions plans to erect a residence near the floral hall. The transfer involves the old South Side Park and affects stockholders in the Tennessee Wad a member, with no firm sale terms given.
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Fair Grounds
J. Plentiis
Walter Direct
Aye Pointer
Hal Pointer
Evelyn W
Hal
Jobimwood Moore
Side Park
Maury County
Fleming
Floral Hall
Outaldi Fair Grounds
New County Road Bill Approved by Quarterly Court Vote
The county court approved a compromise road measure by a 12 to 9 vote after lengthy discussion. The bill would place road oversight under a county road superintendent and require vehicle tags for wheel tax collection. Absent were Harris, Jackson, Swann.
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Daily Herald
Citzens
County Good Roads Association
County Highway Commission Shoul
Ayes
Hardison
Denton
Ricketts
Ross
Harlan
Wilkes
Carr
Guest
Webster
Jones
Akin
Taylor
Noes
Lowell
Forgey
Hull
Goad
Farris
Derryberry
Davis
Dugger
Matthews
Harris
Jackson
Swann
Squire Dugger
J. W. C. Church
W. W. Dyer
Dyer
W. RM. McKissack
Hiram J. Hendley
J.T. McKnight
Sam H. Wiley
L. Turpin
George W. Hayes
Johns and
Pumpkin Creeks
County Highway Commission
Squire Hugh Lee
Good Roads Association
C. P. Hatcher
Hatcher
Western Union Office Reductions and Staff Changes
J. H. Wood, longtime operator at the local Western Union office, has been transferred to Glasgow, Kentucky. The company will not fill his vacancy here as it trims staff to cut expenses. W. M. Burton remains manager, keeping his position as the local office staff contracts.
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Wood
Glasgow
Burton
J. H. Wood
Western Union
Dry cleaning plant robbed again in second break-in this quarter
The French Dry Cleaning Co. of H. B. Scott reported a second burglary in three months with two suits taken. Beate vowed to move goods uptown nightly to protect them as losses strain operations while Dr. Bradford Knapp urged County Agents to push a safe balanced farming system for family and livestock feeding.
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French Dry Cleaning Co
H. B. Scott
Beate
Bradford Knapp
Tunnesses
Jobs for All Soldiers and Sailors Wins War Labor Help
United States Employment Service reports 4,211,932 registered for work and 3,009,295 placed in jobs in wartime labor effort. Since armistice, service redirects workers to peacetime industries, urging Tennessee employers to cooperate in placing returning soldiers and sailors. Dr. Joseph T. Ware calls for preparations and organized employer action where needed.
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United States
Uncle Sun
Washington
United Statesment Service
Army
Navy
Joseph T. Ware
Tennessee
Farmers Savings in Crawford County Association
A Crawford County Ohio farmers supply association organized by the farm bureau saved farmers about 4500 dollars on business last year, with total savings around 49500 dollars. It has capital stock of 10000 dollars divided into 1000 shares of 10 dollars each, one share to man.
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Farmers’ Supply Association
Farm Bureau
Crawford County
Ohio
Original serips machine on display at Washington museum
The original model of the serips machine by Hilas Howe, a centenary exhibit this year, is shown at the Washington museum. The device was patented on September 10, 1806.
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Hilas Howe
Wat
Washington
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Satterfield
City Police
M'Lean
Staggs
Hardison Motor CO
United Wark Work Fund
Lovett’s Store
John Trot
Wood Moore, JR
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J. T. Anderson
Hopkins
South Side Park
de Fleming
Mendersville, Ky-Mra
Cynthia Higgnbotham
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