Woman credits Tantac for turning life around
Mrs. W. S. Uhlemann of Sausas City Missouri recounts severe nervous indigestion and weakness for a year. After taking Tantac, she claims rapid improvement, weight gain of thirty five pounds, restored appetite, and regained ability to work. She describes initial trials and notes Tantac availability in Columbia and nearby towns.
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Tantac
W. S Uhlemann
Sausas City
Nearbitt Ave
Taniae
Columbia
Smi Urug Co
Santa Fe
J.J. Savage
Mt. Pleanant City
DIMPLE BUTTER SCORES HIGHEST IN ALL MARKETS
Maury County reports strong demand for Dimple Butter from New York to Philadelphia. The firm, Dimple Ice Cream & Creamery Co, will pay sixty cents a pound for butter fat, claiming premium prices justify higher regional payments.
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Maury County
New York
Philadelphia
Dimple Ice Cream & Creamery Co
Florida
Statel
J. B. Lovell
Lovell
Ford Buys Kentucky Coal Corporation in Major Deal
Lynchburg Va July 17 report states Ford buys Kentucky coal firm from Manned Merk mil Corporation of Harlan County Kentucky for 1000000 in notes. The price includes assets and a banking tie in the Herald.
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FORD
Kentucky Coal Corporation
Lynchburg
Mord Motu Cainpany
Merk Mil Corporation
Harlan County
Kentucky
Ford Corporation
State Forester at Experiment Station Plants Black Locusts
M. S. Maddox state forester visits the Middle Tennessee Experiment Station to plant a flat of black locusts and promote their cultivation by farmers on tended land. He argues locust wood is profitable for fencing and land preservation while urging farmers to protect remaining shade and forest trees in Maury County and surrounding areas.
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M.S. Maddox
Middle Tennessee
Maddog Fe
Maury
eGmuty
Daily Herald
J. M. Dean
Dean
Hey
Lynnville
Tennessee
Louisville & Nashville
Nashville
Jones High School
Giles County
Maury County Candidates Propose Road Law Reform Plan
Henry H. Hill and W. P. Russell announce a platform for the Maury County house race calling for repeal of the current road tax, state school funding support, and farmer representation on the state railroad commission. They pledge to cooperate with the governor on measures advancing public interests and to avoid rewarding friends or punishing enemies. They also support broad liberal education policies and rural school development to prevent families from moving to crowded towns.
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Daily Herald
Henry H. Hill
W. P. Russell
House of Representatives
Maury County
Knox Bryson
State Railroad Commission
Tennessee
Beard Buys Harrison Building in West End Store Overhaul Planned
G W Beard has purchased the Mrs Wyatt Harrison store in West End and will overhaul the building. He plans to add a lack of groceries fronting the structure and establish a grist mill in the rear. Beard has long operated in Columbia's grocery business, previously running a store on the Pulaski pike in South Columbia. James H Cox, Democratic nominee for president, shares the same Christian name as five presidents Madison Monroe Polk Buchanan and Garfield.
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OW. Beard
Mrs. Wyatt Harrison
West End
Thor
Beard
Columbia
South Columabia
Pulaski Pike
James H. Cox
Madison
Monroe
Polk
Buchanan
Garfield
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Chattanooga
B. A. Satterfield &Co
Lssandsmn
Nerald
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Niwsenny
S. C
Sears
Herald
State Forester
Hill
Russell
LAW Hard
Crimson Clover
Adu
Griffin & Jones
Continental Insurance CO
West 7Th St
Thomas Columbis
Giles
Great Lynville Corn Belt
Pike Road
Lynibville
J. M. Bray
Lynnville, Tennessee
LONG
G. W. Beard
Harrison
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