Vast Red Clover Field Rates Among Maury County’s Best
County Agent Farris reports John B. Garrett’s Broadview field measures clover over forty inches tall with some plants reaching forty four. The field, mowed by siz e mowers and many workers, could yield about two tons of hay per acre. Garrett also runs a notable lamb operation selling fifty lambs at over eight dollars per head and fifty ewes at seven cents per pound.
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Maury County
John B. Garrett
Broadview
Farris
Herald Office
Garrett
Lfe
W. M. Pullen to Head County Letter Carriers
Maury County Letter Carriers elect W M Allen as president J A Dugger Culooka as vice president Austin W Cabler Columbia as secretary J J Amick Spring Hill treasurer and J J Underwood delegate to the state convention at Jackson July 4. The group plans branch houses in Florence St Joseph Lawrenceburg and Lawrence County and discusses rural carrier legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceburg
Florence
Ala
St. Joseph
Lawrence County
Columbia
William B. Poster
Neal-Poster Company
East Seventh Street
Shirt Garter Company
Nashville
Foster
William Barker
Neal-Foster Company
Maury County
W. M. Allen
Santa Fe
J. A. Dugger
Cullooka
Austin W. Cabler
J. J. Amick
Spring Hill
J. J. Underwood
Jackson
Congress
W. D. Brown
R. F. D. News
Washington, D. C
Hayes Bros. Buy By-Path Confectionary Stand
J P Walsh sells the By-Path stand at Garden and Seventh Streets to Hayes Bros. for future business. Walsh exits stock and goodwill. he returns to the insurance field. Hugh Hayes, previously with Walsh, and Barley Hayes, Columbia High student, lead the new venture with local support.
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Garden and
Seventh Streets
Hayes Bros
J.P. Walsh
Annouunees
Walsh
Hugh Hayes
Bean
Joe Ritt
Barl ‘Ayes
Columbia High School
Fresh car of Chattanooga White Lime Just fn
A local listing notes a fresh car shipment of Chattanooga White Lime from Martin and Vaughan Co delivered to It Street. The fragmentary item references a supply update from the firm and a specific street delivery location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin & Vaughan Co
Fresh Car of
Chattanooga
K Street
Cassie Briggs Substitutes for Franklin at Columbia Mill
Miss Cassie Briggs fills Charley Franklin’s position at the Columbia Mill and Elevator Co for a few days while Franklin attends automobile races in Indianapolis Indiana. Mr and Mrs Bert H Hill have rented the Mrs Albert Page home on Sixth street.
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Cassie Briggs
Charley Franklin
Columbia Mill & Elevator Co
Mr. Franklin
Indianapolis
Ind
Bert H. Hill
Mrs. Albert 8. Page
Sixth Street
Williamsons Welcome Baby Girl At Home
Dr and Mrs James G Williamson Jr greet arrival of a pretty baby girl at their home. Mr and Mrs Horace Armstrong report the birth of a young daughter this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Williamson, Jr
Horace Armstrong
Will Dugger Dies Sudden in Cullooka Area
The Cullooka community mourns the sudden death of Will Dugger a longtime farmer trader and prominent local figure He died just before 7 am after a brief illness at his sister’s home He was 55 and survived by a large family including five brothers three sisters a wife Miss Green and six children Funeral was held Thursday at New Ramey at 11 o clock
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Cullooka
Will Dugger
Dugger
A. B. Scott
Mr. Dugger
Columbia
Augusta
Tolbert
D. A
Texas
Bud
Mitt
Hunt
James C. Hickman
J. A. Richardson
Miss Green
Sara Hicks
Elmore
Clay
Ida May
Paul
Christian Church
Stiversville
Chari
Sithe
New Ramey
First County High School Graduation Honors 20 Seniors
The first graduation at the new County High School featured a class of twenty, twelve boys and eight girls, with State Superintendent S. W. Sherrill delivering the address. Medals and honors were awarded including The Herald’s Good Citizenship to Harriet Dugger. other awards went to Cecil Scott, Sam Andrews, and Edna Harris among the graduates. The program included music by Miss Cone and readings from Merchant of Venice and Idylls of the King, with various merit and loyalty medals announced by teachers and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New County
8. W. Sherrill
Cecil Scott
Sam Andrews
Barney Johnson
Thomas Mitchell
James Cecil
Earl Gilbreath
Edwin Harris
William Estes
Claud Holt
Hardin Harris
Raymond Moore
J. P. Choate
Cressfent
Eddie Voss
Katheryn Stephens
Mary Lee Caskey
Edna Harris
Blanche Roberts
Davie Journey
Harriet Dugger
Margaret Hardison
Mise Cone
Misa Ruth Shelton
Mrs. Mitchell
Charlotte Gartner
Eugenia Sharp
Board of Education
Mies Clara McFall
The
Independent
Vogue
Claude Nichols
Kanner
Edna Cathey
Miss McBride
Mitchell
Miesee Harriet Dugger
Lorena Adkisson
Raymond Kennedy
J. Finney
Beaver Dam Five-Year Lease and Funeral Obituary Notes
Horace Rainey Jr and Preston Gant closed a five year lease with Beaver Dam company for the property at Beaver Dam. Improvements planned include a modern dancing pavilion two tennis courts extended water works and a resort opening aims for late June or July. The funeral of William Dugger at New Rainey near Cullooka was largely attended with Dr W T Boaz of Columbia officiating Maury Undertaking Co in charge.
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Horace Rainey, Jr
Preston Gant
Beaver Dam Company
Beaver Dam
William Dugger
W. T. Boaz
Columbia, Maury Undertaking Co
Dr Samuel D Logan to Preach at Lasting Hope Church
Dr Samuel D Logan will preach at Lasting Hope church near Carter's Creek on Sunday afternoon at three o'clock. The announcement notes the service will be held in the church where the congregation gathers for worship.
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DR. S. D. Logan
Lasting Hope
Samuel D. Logan
Lasting Hope Church
Carter's Creek
Road From Hohenwald To Beaver Dam To Be Improved
Scrammas pourk URGETHWOR states the road from Hohenwald to Beaver Dam will be improved soon. When finished, connected with springs upgrades, Beaver Dam should become a top known and widely patronized resort in the area.
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Scrammas
Hohenwald
Beaver Dam
Walter A Wood Mowers and hay rakes advertise superiority
Walter A wood mowers hay rakes and tedders are offered with a promise of superior quality compared with any other on the market.
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Walter A
Wood Mowers
Old Knight Of The Throttle Tells How He Was Improved
Jacksonville engineer Chas J Weeks, longtime Seaboard Air Line man, credits Tanlac with his recovery from nervous indigestion and weight gain after seven bottles. He describes prior severe pain, heartburn, and restricted diet, praising the medicine and inviting letters from skeptics. Tanlac sold in Columbia by Smiler Drug Co.
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Knight of the
Jacksonville
Chas. J. Weeks
Seaboard Air Line
Fox
Tampa
Mr. Weeks
Road
Taniac
Lydia Street
Tantac
Columbia
Smiler Drug CO
Adrt
Massey School Principal Visits Columbia for Conference
F M Massey of the Massey School in Pulaski visits Columbia on the way to Sandy Hook for the Mt Pleasant district conference in session. Massey will address the meeting as the conference proceeds with a large attendance and a strong program. Dr W O Largen and Sandy Hook hosts welcome delegates and helpers this session.
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F. M. Massey
Massey School
Pulaski
Columbia
Sandy Hook
Mt Pleasant
Massey
W. O. Largen
Lost or Strayed Saddle Mare and Bay Horse Mule
Roan saddle mare about 15 hands missing. Bay horse mule about 15% hands high with blister on right shoulder. Reward offered for return. Contact HL Johnson Sandy Hook or Sheri Griffin Moleod2tawkiyit.
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HL. Johnson
Sandy Hook
Sheri Griffin
Moleod2tawkiyit
Hog Market Mixed With Rising Tops and Steady Eggs
Sheep and lamps were stronger today and look good for a twenty five cent advance. The hog market is uneven with a wider spread between the tops and the lower grades. Top hogs were a nickel higher today. Cattle market firm and up. Eggs at 16 cents for candied stock continue firm.
Livestock market shows firmer tone in sheep and cattle
Louisville stock report notes sheep and lambs steady to 25 cents higher, cattle steady with 300 head receipts, hogs uneven with tops over 200 pounds at 9 35, light hogs 8 70, pigs 7 25 to 8, roughs 8 20 and down. produce prices listed for candied beggs to butter and eggs.
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Bourbon Stock Journal
Herald
Louisville
Cate
Market Prices for Flour and Grain in Wagons
Quotations from Columbia Mill & Elevator Co. Ashton's Mills and City Mill & Grain Co. list Wheat No 2 in wagons at 1.10 dollars per bushel Flour Best patent 6.75 dollars second grade 6.25 dollars bran per ton 25 mid dlings per ton 28 dollars Corn per barrel 3.50 in wagon lots.
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Columbia Mill & Elevator Co
Ashton’s Mills
City Mill & Grain Co
Quotations From Roe Ixetall Trade Seed Prices
Red clover seed 12 to 14 per bu. Alsyke 12 per bu. Timothy 3.75 per bu. Red Top 11c per th. Hine grass seed 1.65 per bu. Seed corn white 1.25 per bu. Orchard grass 2.40 per bu. Burt oats 0.62 per bu. Trish potatoes 3.50 per bag. Navy beans 4.25 per bu. Bananas 1.25 to 1.35 per bunch. White clover cheese 21c per Tb. Tennessee Triumph Irish potatoes 1.25 to 1.40 per bu. Irish cobblers 1.26 to 1.40 per bu.
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Timothy
Tennessee Triumph
Land Sale in Columbia Under 1916 Decree
J N Pinkston and wife and H P Price and wife in Chancery Court at Columbia Tennessee will sell on Monday the 83rd day of July 1916 at 12 o'clock noon at the courthouse door to highest bidder land of 50 acres in Marshall and Maury counties bounded by Harmon Welch Tillman Jones Welch. Possession on confirmation. Credit terms 12 and 24 months with one third cash. Sale free of redemption. Mor a B Paris C & M clerk signs.
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P. Price
Chancery Court
Columbia
Tennessee
Court House
Marshall County
Maury County
Tenn
Harmon
Welch
Tillman
Jones and
Jane
Mora B. Pariss
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Garber's
Palm Beach
Warner
P. Garber
Maury National Bank
E. Seventh Street
William B. Foster
W. M. Pllen
J. Underwood
F. Walsh
the Herald
Williams
Uger
Culleoka Section
Supt
Sherrill
Dagger Funeral
Charles J. Weeks
Results Tansac
Conference OF Methodist Church
MT. Pleasant
J_N. Pinkston
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