Maury County Election Officers Named For August Ballot
The Maury County Election Commissioners appoint a long list of judges clerks and registrars for precincts across the county for an August election. Officials include district by district selections with names for Water Valley Santa Fe Frys Store Stephenson Store and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fike’s Mill
Bud Kelley
Jim Johnson
Henry Brown
Dem Hicks
James Bratton
G. W. Delk
Dennis Hicks
T. KE. Alderson
Ee Alderson
Clarence Witherspoon
Water Valley
Gus Harris
Tom Pige
Thos
Mayes
W. J. Reeves
Sam Sewell
Hegistrars
John Roundtree
Frank Jones
Stephenson Store
TD. Wright
Jas
Scott
T. A. Brown
Audie Green
Robert Craig
W. A. Quarterman
A Orman
G. B . Receiver
J. Kdne Omer
Tom Batts
Tenth
Taylor's Store
S. H. del
T. B. Edwards
J. T. Wiley
Clarence Kennedy
Munford Cathey
W. J. Shannon
Drake Stanfield
R. W. Fariss
W. M. Cathey
Oficer
James Jones
Hampshire—Judes
T. C. Brooke
S.J. Bintham
H. HB. Hughes
Ww. L. Furless
Will Robinett
George Patton
J. B. Pogue
R. A. Saniers
Hecelver
Alex Pogue
Gur Thompson
Caldwell
C. A. Amick
R. H. Nicholson
W. A. Caldwell
W. L. Holcomb
Chas, Baker
Ernest Farles
C. C. Amick
G. G. Dalmwood
W. J. Nesbitt
John Shannon
Rock Spring
J. N. Williams
E. N. B. Reeves
Silas Jones
Ed. Minor
F. Blaylock
D. K. Minor
D. A. Jackson
John Dooley
E. T. Journey
M. Earley
Leftwich
J. A. McAdams
W. H. Tindell
Tom Harmon
M. A. Cheek
B. F. Morton
L. T. Wright
Cassie Fox
E. Hardison
N. P. Cheek
Hi B. C. Dark
Park Station
W. N. Fitzgerald
Andy Roberts
Inman Mitchell
Eddie Ashton
Dalton Oliver
W. A. Davidson
Allen Holt
T. F. Gilliam
James White
N. D.worley
In Memoriam Mrs J F Morrow at Rose Hill Cemetery
Elizabeth Redding Morrow dies at home near Ettaton on Friday July 24 at 1? o'clock. Born Campbell's Station Tenn Jan 26 1850 she joined the church at age twelve and remained a faithful member. She married J F Morrow Sept 25 1900 and left three children Hazle Harlan Edith. Funeral by Bilder James B Scobey Franklin Tenn Saturday at 10, burial Rose Hill cemetery.
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J. F. Morrow
Elizabeth Redding Morrow
Ettaton
Campbell's Station
Tenn
God
Hazle
Harlan
Edith
Christ Jesus
Christ
Tennessee
Marfa
Texas
Grippe
San Angelo
Tex
West
Bilder James B. Scobey
Franklin, Tenn
Rose Hill Cemetery
Make New Record In Baseball Helena
A new baseball record is belived to have been set when Pitcher McFarland of the Joquals in the Arament League shut out Pine Blut. He faced twenty-six batters before the twenty seventh was called out for not coming to the plate.
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Helena
McFarland
Jooals
Pine Blut
Threats to Camp Grounds Spark Kentucky War Reading
Prudent Governor Wilson reiterates that state guards may occupy suitable camps on private land when needed to protect troops in Western Kentucky. The message counters threats to railroads and property owners, asserting law and order duties override private rights and that compensation will be provided. Also coverage of convict lease reforms, Georgia legislative actions, and market reports across Tennessee, Georgia, and Louisville.
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Pranfort
Berter
Wilson
Brown
Ilinois Central Railway
Wilikon
Western
Kentucky
Rawn
Iilely Central Railroad
Cominonwealth
Commonwealth
Three convicts shot at Rankin farm case in July report
Jackson Minnesota July 24 report says a shotgun carried by Sergeant McBride was accidentally discharged at Rankin farm injuring three white convicts. J. D. Lewis died, W. M. Dipper was seriously wounded and another convict slightly hurt. Authorities investigate accidental shooting.
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Jackson, Mins
Rankin Farm
McBride
J. D. Lewis
W. M. Dipper
Sherman Fully Recovered Says He Feels Ready for Campaign
In Washington on July 29 a personal letter from Representative Sherman states he is fully restored to health and feels better than ever. He declares the doctor says he never was better and that he is prepared to tackle the labors of the campaign.
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Washington
Sherman
Ex-Columbian Honored as Tennessee State Head Physician
Dr Hazle Padgett, former Columbia resident, elected state head physician of Tennessee by the Modern Woodmen of America board after their Rock Island Michigan meeting. The fraternal insurer represents over a million men and this places him in the nation’s largest medical directorate.
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Hazle Padgett
Tennessee
Woodmen of America
Rock Island
United States
America
Nashville Tennessean
Padgett
Protracted meeting to begin at Knob Creek
Rev W T Ussery to lead a prolonged religious meeting at Knob Creek starting next Sunday morning and continuing for several days with services planned throughout the period.
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W. T. Ussery
Knob Creek
Trade list of hides skins and supplies from unknown seller
A fragmentary market list shows values for fxs 2 avons mule hides large F120 emall at 1.06, goat skins lamb skins 15 cents, woolkins 15 cents, dry goods 5.40, goose feathers 4, beeswax sold per unit, tallow cake 4 cents, with various unclear notes and prices.
Wool advance won’t help Maury County farmers
Wool growers in Maury County hold about four thousand pounds of wool among six farmers. Most wool sold for about 13 cents per pound while higher grades could fetch around 18 cents. An earlier price rise could mean several thousand dollars, with washed wool worth up to 25 cents per pound and burr-free wool potentially paying even more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
Acarcely
Sold questions to Negro pedagogues
In Montgomery Alabama on July 29 George A Mayfield a white express messenger on the Southern Railway was arrested on charges of purloining state examination questions for teachers. He allegedly stole the papers from express offices and sold them to Negro agents who distributed them across Alabama counties. Detective Burns aided the arrest after months of work. About three hundred Negroes are said to have possessed the questions and engaged in the sale network.
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Atlanta
Legitiature
State Prison Board
L. D. Slater
Beng
State Farm
Tostiea
Helojan
John T. Moore
W. Z. Dunwoody
Macon
Montgomery
Ala
George A. Mayfield
Southern Railway
Uving St Selma
Express
Alabama
Burns
Express Company
Autopsy to Determine Cause in Williamsburg Woman Death
In New York a charred body was found in a vacant Williamsburg lot after a fire. The badly burned limbs and disfigured head suggest foul play. Police pursue murder theory, believing the body was moved to the scene.
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New York
Williamsburg
Booklyn
Public Auction of Stocks and Notes in Columbia Tenn
By virtue of authority from instrument signed by Ernest Lovan, sale to be held August 12, 1908 at the Court door in Columbia. Goods include 16,000 shares of Southwestern Orchard Co stock, 65 shares of Levan Boehmer Carriage Co stock, and two notes of A B and L C Levan for 1250 each dated 1906 and due 1906 1907 respectively. This July 31st, 1908. W B Greenlaw, by Greenlaw Whitthorne Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
Supreme Court
Civl Court of Appeals
Ith
Kirk Loftin
Court Court Door
Columbia
Tenn
Southwestern Orchard Co
Levan Boehmer Carriage Co
A. B
L. C. Levan
W. B. Greenlaw
Greenlaw & Whitthorne
Attys
Lipscomb and Galloway Seek Re election to General Assembly
Announcements state CAPT A A LIPSCOMB seeks reelection as Representative from Maury county in the Fifty-Sixth General Assembly Tennessee, subject to Democratic party action. W T GALLOWAY also seeks reelection as Representative from Maury county in the Fifty-Sixth General Assembly Tennessee, subject to Democratic party action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Lipscomb
Maury County
Fifty-Sixth
General Assembly of
Tennessee
Democratic Party
T. Galloway
Fifty-Sixth General Assembly of
D&wtt
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Ceetae
Odicer
Gravel Hill
John Bashasa
Cif Jameron
Green Fitzgerald
E. P. Walters
Sam Taylor
Regisuuys
Ton Taylor
Joyce Kought
R. R H. Oakley
Ed. Harbison
Clayton Godwin
Timmons
Wl Huffaker
J. E Roan
J. T. McCurry
Nick Page
Benson Dawson
Grief Coggins
John
Spring Hill
J. KR. Boreham
J. W. Byers
Berry Coleman
John Odil
J. W. Harris
G. C. Brown
Chas. Knapton
J. M. Davis
Horace Polk
T. C. Hunt
Kedron
Chas. Derryberry
W. D. Overton
J. H. Lockridge
Will Coleman
Bart Johnson
S. A. Stephens
Bam Glenn
W. H. Jones
Neapolis
Mitch Butts
J. A. Sanders
Maj
Tom Jameson
Macon Green
J. R. Emerson
Ollie Stoddard
W. 8. Fitzgerald
J. W. Armistead
Sam Willams
R. L. Hayes
Glendale
James Watson
Ross Martin
Ben Haywood
Cloyd Whittaker
Harris Puryear
R. N. Moore
Miles Murphy
Doss Hancock
Elliott Smith
Luther Thomas
Cullooka
B. L. Wiles
Wes. Ballanfant
Tom Hill
E. V. Foster
Booker Smiser
Lon Wickman
Frank Moore
Aset
Reelstrar
Bob Redden
W. H. Cochran
John Dockery
Bighyville
J. T. Amis
Henry Stone
W. J. Yancy
H. C. Petty
R. T. Perry
W. R. M. McKissick
J. W. B. Thomas
Arst
Dave Dugger
Will Perry
John Sowell
Scott’s Mill
R. L. McKissick
Walter McAnally
Tull Nardy
Eugene Voorhies
Wayne McAnally
Jim Scott
James Gibson
Tobe Logue
Wm. Scott
Enterprise
F. Barnett
John Sneed
Hugh Dougla
Lon Daniel
Cleve English
Bedford Matthews
Mt. Pleasant
H. W. Dickson
W. J. Lancaster
Ross
John Dick
Rufus Jackson
Arch M. Hughes
Will Erwine
Herman Ruhm
W. BE
Forgey
G. W. Ewing
Sandy Hook
Knox Kennedy
J. R. Gilmore
BF. Cook
Clarke
W. C. Hopkins
M. H. Gray
B A. Vout
W. F. Chap
Georgia
Pain
House of the
Georgia Legislative
Senate
Louisville
Cailender & Co
Farmer's Bank
Callender & Co
Columbia Min & Elevator Co
Ashton's Mille
Allender & Co
Wm. Barker
Louis Barker
Woo
L. Barker
J. A Sloan Co
Boston
The
Herald
Columbia Stock Yards
Bob
Moore
McCampell Bros
Knoxville, Tenn
Maury
Selma
Brooklyn
Ernest Lovan
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