Hayse Likely To Run For Tennessee Legislature
Prom Tuesday’s Bailey Herald notes Joseph W. Hayse, a former service man and Columbia attorney, may enter the race for the Tennessee General Assembly. Hayse has aided Red Cross and veteran relief efforts since returning from the American Expeditionary Forces. No formal announcement yet, but expected before filing deadline.
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Baily Herald
Tennessee General Assembly
Auite
Janey M. Hayne
Prem T
Columbia
Hayse
Sory Fix
Pighic Rally Hill on Kext Saturday
A garbled notice describes a Rally HN event with a grand piente and bardcene on Saturday. It mentions a squire Crowe jet of Saturday and a fine program. References to bonds, public interests, and Mayland stores are noted, with a purchase amount around 511,000 for work by a public service.
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Pighic Rally Hill
Squire Crowe
Pttelner
Han
Capenial
Mayland
Tae Wudant
Purchasse
Herald Columns Show Ad for Fifty Foxes and Orders
The Herald prints Ad by Capt Theo J Lipscomb featuring fifty foxes sold and fifty young regiments as results of Ald publicity. He seeks another half hundred orders this morning, using The Herald to gain confidence in securing them.
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Herald
Theo J. Lipscomb
Lipscomb
Early Harvest Apple Crop In County Estimated Value
Estimated early harvest apple crop in the county is expected to bring growers not less than $100000, signaling strong agricultural returns. Local officials note favorable weather and market demand as key factors driving the projection.
Maury County Early Harvest Worth About One Hundred Thousand Dollars
Maury County farmers expect the Early Harvest apples to be the county’s most valuable crop yet. Sixty to seventy carloads are anticipated from Columbia, Culleoka and Spring Hill, with Spring Hill shipments likely around thirty five cars. Major shippers include Col Thomas H. Peebles Burke Wilkes Curtis Martin and Lebanon Heights Farm owner Aaron Alexander. Labor costs are high, with Alexander employing up to 102 workers on peak days. The crop’s value is estimated near 100000, with bulk sales on cars at 2.75 to 3 per bushel.
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Maury County
Columbia
Chileoka
Spring Hill
Spring
Col
Thomas H. Peebles
Burke Wilkes Ng
Curtis Martin
Henry Frank Alexander
Ioalah Murphy
Lebanon Heights Farm
Alexander
Judge Turner Greets Fame in Murfreesboro Murder Case
Judge W. B. Turner arrives in Murfreesboro to hear the Cook murder case with Judge Richardson. Cook stands charged with killing his wife and niece decades ago, a trial that has drawn wide attention for its brutality. The case has been retried multiple times after hung juries and Supreme Court remands. The hearing is expected to last several days.
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Daily Herald
W. B. Turner
Murfreesboro
Cook
Richardson
Supreme Court
Post Office to Close Monday for Fourth of July Observance
Sunday Fourth of July falls on a Sunday so the post office here will close Monday. No mail will be delivered in the county by city or rural carriers. Banks remain open. the usual big city crowd is expected despite the holiday.
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Garriers
Cityn Equalizers Making Progress
The city board of tax equalizers is making progress in adjusting city property assessments. Many property owners have appeared before the board with some reductions granted and some original assessments retained. The board expects to continue work within the next few days.
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City Board of Tax Equalizers
A W Graves Promoted to Macon Store
A. M. Graves former manager of the McLallan Store Co. is transferred to the Macon Georgia store in a promotion. J R Kirkpatrick of Chattanooga will succeed him.
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A. M. Graves
McLallan Store Co
Macon, Ga
Graves
J. R. Kirkpatrick
Chattanooga
Ice Cream Supper Planned at Bryant's Station
The Bryant's Station demonstration club will host an ice cream supper on Friday night July 2 on Sam Reviss lawn to support a steam pressure canner project. Attendance is expected to be large due to growing interest in canning locally.
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Daily Herald
Maury County
Kate M. Crady
Bryant
Sam Revis
Notaries in Maury County Fail Bond Requirements
Grand jury report to Judge W B Turner notes not less than nine public notaries in Maury County failed to file required bonds and five women have bonds with insufficient securities. Turner ordered rereport on July 8 while committees found county institutions well managed and jail and poorhouse free of reflections. Sixty five indictments issued, many cases lacking proof for indictment. effort to curb sale of intoxicants highlighted despite proof challenges against bootleggers.
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Maury County
L Aw
Grand Jury
W. B. Turner
Circuit Court
Turner
Mail Truck Routes Set Across County With July Start
Telegrams from Representative Lemuel Phillips Padgett announce postoffice contracts for war truck mail routes. From Lewishburg to Columbian via Cilledka and Glen Dale begins July 1 at 5 16 and arrives before 7. Columbia to Centerville via Williamsport starts July 1. A Lewishire to Lawrenceburg via Mt. Pleasant lacks approval, delaying until August 1 with a temporary service. Another route Corneraville in Marshall county to Lynnville and Pulaski begins July 1, serving a large Lynnville area.
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Daily Herald
Lemuel Phillips
Padgett
Postoffice Department
Lewishire
Columbian
Cilledka
Glendale
Columbia
Post Office Department
Centreville
Williamsport
Lawrenceburg
Mt. Pleasant
Corneraville
Marshall County
Lynnnville
Pulaski
Lynnville
Saararar
Reunion of Gray Veterans and Donors Planned in Maury County
Preparations are underway for the Middle Tennessee Confederate veterans reunion at the County High School next Saturday. An estimated 500 to 600 veterans are expected, with a parade to be the county’s most impressive in years. The Daughters of the Confederacy, aided by donors, will host a dinner with tickets for invited guests and contributing firms. The program includes prayers, poems, and readings, with automobiles needed to transport veterans to events at 9:40 and after dinner to St Johns.
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Daily Herald
Middle Tennessee
Jones
Daughters of the Confederacy
Middle Tonnenane
Mollos
Brayer
Roy Hardiaiemini
Gedmittde
St. Johns
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Dr Latham Declines Senate Bid Despite Interest
Dr W J Latham of Cullooka has been frequently linked to the senate race. He stated he is not ambitious to enter the legislature and would support a candidate who upholds his government principles. He expects to decide by next Monday. Mrs Charles M Sarven of Saint Petersburg Florida will visit brother T H Willisanes on Wednesday.
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W. J. Latham
Cullooka
Senate
Dry Latham
Dr. Latham
Latham
Charles M. Sarven
St. Petersbars
Pla
T. H. Willisane
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