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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1917

Page

6

Local Battery of First Tennessee Mobilized Here

Williamson County contingent travels by car to muster at Maury County armory as 200 men from Maury Williamson and Lawrence counties join the First Tennessee National Guard. Lawrenceburg train delivers 68, Williamson 75, others from Maury with two from Marshall and Giles. Col. Smith U.S.A. inspects, men mustered in at Columbia Military Academy amid mobilization excitement.

Maury County Temple of Justice First Tennessee Artillery Freen Sword Motional Guard Maury, Williamson Lawrence Lawrenceburg Williamson County Marshall Giles Col. Smith U.S. A Capt Henderson Maj Frierson Gant McNeil Columbia

County Agent at Temple Justice County Agent at Temple Justice

County Agent McLean has moved his office to the first floor of the courthouse just to the left of the W Seventh street entrance, in the room formerly occupied by Justice of the Peace Hugh Lee Webster. Heavy impure blood makes a muddy pimply complexion headache nausea indigestion. For pure blood sound digestion Burdock Blood Bitters $1.00 at all stores Ady t.

McLean W. Seventh Street Hugh Lee Webster

Ten Cent Tax Levy Increase Endorsed by County Court

The Tax Committee of the Maury County Court recommends issuing interest bearing bonds to cover floating debt and bridge warrants. An overall tax levy rise of ten cents per $100 results from a 15 cent state increase and a 5 cent state funds addition, yielding a total levy of $1.63. The committee members present were R. H. Guest, I. H. McKibbon, F. M. Ricketts, W. P. Russell, and Robert G. Mullins.

Maury County University of Tennessee R. H. Guest I. H. McKibbon F. M. Ricketts W. P. Russell Robert G. Mullins

Cardus the Woman's Tonic credited with cure

Rouse City Texas Mrs Mary Kilman recalls severe post birth illness lasting three months. She credits Cardus with rapid relief after starting the tonic, taking three bottles and subsequently never suffering again. The ad urges others with headaches backaches or monthly pains to try Cardus.

Rouse City Tex Mary Kilman

Equalizers Close Month’s Labors on County Assessment

The Maury county board of equalization completed its work and adjourned after adding $375,000 to personal property assessments, approving 1,000 or more changes and transfers. Tax Assessor Webb Williams was praised for neat, accurate books and thorough, conscientious work. Board members Hughes, Dugger, Butts, Notgrass, and Dedman endorsed the county’s most accurate assessment in years.

Maury County County Board of Equalization Webb Williams Equalization Board Edmund D. Hughes Chester Dugger Mitch Butts Wm. Notgrass B. ©. Dedman

Household Remedy Ad for Dr Eelective Oil

For baby's croup, Willie's daily cuts and bruises, mamma's sore throat, Granma's lameness. Dr Thomas Ee lective Oil advertised as household remedy. 25e and 50¢.

Willie Mamma Granma Thomas

Seized Fishermen Cleared on Duck River Charges

The State failed to bind Herman Park A B Cherry Frank L Smith James M Dedman Claude Marry and Ed Dod son over to the grand jury after witnesses testified that they heard and saw fish placed in a bag during seining on Duck river last Sunday. Deputy Warden Tom Cook Constable Goad and John Branch testified none saw the seining directly. Mathers Gordon did not appear and will face the case later.

Herman Park A. B. Cherry Frank L. Smith James M. Dedman Claude Marry Ed Dodson Duck River George Hayes Bob Guest Hugh Webster Tom Cook Goad John Branch Cook Branch Mathers Gordon

Judge Hopkins to Fill Pulpit at Bigbyville July Second Sunday

Judge R. Hopkins will occupy the pastor's pulpit at Bigbyville at 11 oclock on the second Sunday in July. J M Horn leaves Sunday for Campbellsville to assist Rev W H Williams in a ten day revival. Dean's Ointment is advertised for itching skin, piles, eczema and related conditions at 50 cents a box.

J. M. Horn Campbellsville Giles County W. H. Williams Judge R. 3. Hopkins Big.byville

Maury county board names Ridley chairman and plans

The Maury County exemption board elected William B. Ridley as chairman and Jeff J. Guay as secretary with Charles Franklin handling clerical work. Dr W K Sheddan asked to be relieved, Governor Ry e to ask President Wilson to substitute another physician. The board will operate from the McKinny building, open thereafter, and begin serial numbering exemption cards while processing each application individually with no class exemptions.

Maury County Mondy William B. Ridley Jeff J. Guay Charles Franklin McKinny Building West Seventh Street W. K. Sheddan Wilson Sheddan Guy Rye Executive Chamber Nashville Tenn Columbia, Tenn Tom C.rye Wahsington

Read Phosphate Company Burns In West Nashville Fire

A Read Phosphate company plant in West Nashville burned, destroying the facility and its contents. Estimated losses exceed $100,000 with the origin undetermined and fully covered by insurance. The fire caused $1,000 in visible damage and occurred in Nashville on June 1.

West Nashville Herald Nashville Tenn Read Phosphate Company

More Contributions To The Red Cross Reported

List of Maury county Red Cross fund contributions not previously reported includes F R Sheegog 1000 Mrs F R Sheegog 5 Mrs Alice McKay 0 Mrs Amelia Lederer 1 Collected by Lem Thomas 200 Miss Camille Gordon 6 Mrs C C Gordon 6 Total amount $88 reported as collected funds and totals.

Maury County

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