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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1915

Page

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Maury County Tax Office Tops Previous Records

Trustee John W Adkison reports Maury County tax collections for the year ending July 1 1914 total 18919253 with state county school and highway shares listed. Delinquent lists are small and the books balance to a cent. Final settlement with the state awaits completion. Poplar Creek Bridge is finished and a 900 maintenance appropriation for Kings Daughters hospital approved.

John W. Adkison Nashville Adkison Maury County John W. Adkisson Poplar Creek

Columbia Ice & Cold Storage opens downtown offices

Eighth Street hosts the Columbia Ice and Cold Storage Company as local manager EM Penfield opens new offices in the former Ge Columbia Tee Company building. Assistants have not yet been announced.

E M Penfield Columbia Ice & Cold Storage Co Eighth Street Ge Columbia Tee Co Penfield

Fatal Harmimony: Rich Bentley Kills Wife in Mt Pleasant

Rich Bentley a Black man about forty five years old struck and fatally injured his wife Willie Bentley near John Cates home on Mt Pleasant pike during a quarrel over attention from other Black people. He fled after dropping a public safety item and was last seen in Cross Bridges. Willie Bentley described as a good servant.

Rich Bentley Willie Bentley John Cates Mt. Pleasant Pike Bentley Cates Cross Bridges Darkey

Judge McKnight Names Committee To Study Turnpikes Options

Judge McKnight selects ten officials and judges to form a committee to study options on road turnpikes. Members include Justice Webster as chairman and, among others, Hugh Winston, Court of the Ninth District, and Justice Evelich of the Stath District. The group is urged to devote substantial time, with successors named if members cannot commit. The goal is to secure options on two turnpikes within about thirty days.

Omednesday Np- Wether Wee McKnight Hugh Ef Winston Ninth W. ©. Church Allen Folt Ss Fortth Thomas * Evelich Stath Taylor Justice Webster McKnight

Tax Collections Break Records in Maury County Ledger

Tax collections for the past year exceed all previous records in Maury County. Delinquent lists are smaller, though errors persist. land sales rose to 725.05, up from 572.29. Trustee Adkisson will report to the county court next Monday with delinquencies around 1,657.46 and total collections near 186,000, about 10,000 higher than last year. The first district reports the fewest delinquents, with the tenth district the smallest list at 18.90 and the seventh district the largest at 123.86 outside Mt Pleasant and 8449 in town.

King’s Daughters Hospital Justi Taylor Davis Church The Revenue Commission John W. Adkinon Maury County John W. Adkisson Adkison Ffth-Dstrict Mt. Pleasant Columbia Spring Hill

Editorial Signatures Stir Tennessee Court Ruling

The Nashville chancellor opened court by saying he had not read the Tennessee editorial but understood it was signed by Luke Lea. He noted a rule requiring signatures for editorials has been issued and is signed by Lea, granting him freedom to publish, while Tennessee reporters were not excluded. McMahon of West Paving Company testified again today.

Herald Nashville Tenn Tennessean Luke Lea

Whitthorne Rejects Maury County Election Board Seat

W C Whitthorne refused the Maury County election board appointment saying he would not accept the post and would immediately wire his resignation to the state board The Herald reported Whitthorne’s firm stance praising his integrity and honesty across the county

State Board W. C. Whitthorne The Herald Maury County Election Board Whitthorne

Camp Meeting at Spring Hill Grows Steadily

The Pentecostal camp meeting at Spring Hill attracts more campers each night as preachers urge salvation. Mrs. Todd’s Wed night sermon proclaims sin and grace with messages from Colossians 2 10 and Luke 13 34-35. One soul saved post morning service, another at night, and many seek salvation past midnight as Rev Bishop and Mrs Daniels address the crowd. The gathering shows rising attendance and evident spiritual work in the surrounding region.

Spring Hill Todd Bishop Wilbur Daniels Franklin Jerusalem

Justice Davis Present Monday in Error Corrected

An OCR error claimed Justice John M. Davis was absent Monday. In fact Davis, of the third district, was present and voted for the King's Daughters appropriation. Justice Wilkes of the fifth district was absent.

Herald John M. Davis Third District Justice Davis King’s Daughters Justice Wilkes Fifth District

Squire Guest Holds Record in Matrimonial Ceremonies

Squire Guest, famed as a matrimonial official, presided over a Hickman county couple's marriage in Columbia. The couple traveled by buggy to the courthouse, avoiding parental notice, as Guests’s long-standing record as the county’s champion marryer remained unchallenged.

Squire Guest Hickman County Columbia Squire

Mule Day plans and King’s Daughters aid in desertion cases

Board of Trade aims to make the first Monday in September 1915 the greatest mule day in Maury county history with new plans to boost the event. The King’s Daughters report aiding wives and children deserted by husbands, pledging to cooperate with police and press for vigorous enforcement of Tennessee desertion laws to curb the offenses.

Board of Trade W. P. Woldridge W. D. Hastings Maury County Order Tennessee

Abutting Taxes for New Highway Levyed

At a county court meeting an abutting tax of eighty cents per one hundred dollars valuation was levied on property along the new highway from Kedron and Bally Hill to Neapolis. Taxpayers asked credits for road subscriptions, but credits were not granted and the tax applied to all properties equally.

Kedron Bally Hill Neapolis

Dr Smith Taking Little Vacation

Dr Richard Smith of the Woo bridge Company has attended sessions of the state board of pharmacy and the State Pharmaceutical Association meeting at Monteagle. He will remain there and vacation for a few days before returning home.

Richard Smith Woobridge Company State Board of Pharmacy State Pharmaceutical Association Monteagle

Toll Gate Privilege Paid by Maury County Manager

Richard A. Wilkes, manager of the Cullooka Mooresville and Columbia turnpikes, paid the privilege tax on two gates as the first toll gate manager in Maury county to settle the levy. State and county taxes on the two gates totaled $41.50. fifteen gates remain to be collected. County Court Clerk Lipscomb will enforce prompt settlement.

Richard A. Wilkes Cullooka Mooresville Columbia Maury County Wilkes Lipscomb

County Court Backs Public Ownership of Turnpikes

County court adopts resolution opposing a bond issue for free pikes and pledges to buy county turnpikes under a 15 cent tax option. A committee will seek ninety day options on at least two pikes and report by October term for possible extraordinary session.

Pikes

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