Delinquent Taxpayers To Sell Lands At Public Auction
Delinquent tax lists for the year 190% are posted for a public sale at the courthouse door in Columbia Tennessee. The notice lists district by district parcels including acres and tax amounts due, with many names and properties from Greenfield to Mt Pleasant across districts 1 through 10, with dates tied to the first Monday in June and continuation if not completed, signed by Trustee Flem Thomas.
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Columbia
County
Tennessee
Webster
Tom
Williams
C. H
Worley
W. P
Flem Thomas
Rain Stick Man Draws a Ten
H. F. Carpenter, an umbrella surgeon, was arrested Saturday on the charge of being drunk and violating the Prohibition law. He was assessed ten dollars Monday afternoon by Recorder Erwin, on the lighter charge. the more serious charge was dismissed.
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H. F. Carpenter
Erwin
Carpenter
Martha Ellington Breaks Arm in Fall
Martha Ellington the young daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse Ellington of Mayes Place sustained a painful fracture of the arm on Thursday. She fell from a porch at the Akin residence while playing with older companions. Dr Pillow dressed the wound. Subscribe for The Herald.
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Martha Hillington
Jesse Ellington
Mayes Place
Akin
Pillow
Tennessee political machine denounced in fiery speech
The speaker lambasts Governor Patterson and a Nashville driven political machine for rigging primaries and counting ballots. He vows to expose the plot, praises judges Shields Nell and Beard, and predicts an independent ticket victory as voters demand a free judiciary in Tennessee.
Patterson Primary Next Saturday Quiet in Maury County
The Patterson primary on June 4 is expected to attract little excitement in Maury County where a large portion of Patterson strength may be ineligible under the white Democrat clause. Officials named by the Nashville sub-committee will send returns to Nashville as the county committee coordinates the election. The Herald will bulletin results and requests cooperation of election officers to phone early returns when polls close.
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Maury County
Patterson
Asp
Cooper
John Shields
Shields
Tennessee
Snodgrass
Mr. Webster
Nell
Beard
Thomas Jackson
Bull Run
Sub
Nathan G. Robertson
Herald
County Committee
Patterrom
Clawse
John M. Burnt
Sam Ashton
T. H. Peebles
Supreme Court
R M. Barton, Jr
Cooke
D. Bell W. K. M
M. 'T. Bryan
H.C. Carter
H. H. Cook
Arthur Crownover
A. R. Gholson
W. T. Morris D'Long Rich
E. G. Tollett
the Herald
Santa Fe Socials and Visits Highlight Week
Miss Jennie Church hosted sixteen girls and Miss Laenette Huchen of Mt. Pleasant visited during the afternoon. Seventeen Santa Fe youths toured Rush Springs with Miss Bransford of Lebanon, Tenn visiting Mrs. M. M. Cook. The week also brings church and school notes with local residents returning from Franklin, Murfreesboro, Belmont and the west.
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Jennie Church
Laenette Huchen
Mt. Pleasant
Santa Fe
Rushing Springs
Bransford
Lebanon, Tenn
M.M. Cook
W. R. Cook
Robert Walker
Franklin
People’ College
Christine Patton
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Mr. James Church
West
Nora Woolard
Belmont
War Record of Capt. Wooten Highlighted in Confederate Journals
The Confederate Congress journals released by the federal government reveal President Jefferson Davis nominated Capt. James C. Wooten as quartermaster. Wooten was commissioned April 8, 1862, bonded for 20 000 with Columbia securities. Only Wooten and J M Mayes survive of the named bondsmen. Wooten’s service is described as enviable and a source of pride to comrades.
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Confederate Congress
Confederacy
James C. Wooten
Capt. Wooten
Mayes
Fleming
J. M. Mayes
Columbia
John Humphreys
Alabama
Wooten
Columbia Bar
G. H. Demerich Opens Plumbing Business Move
G H Demerich Jr of Nashville has bought out Tommy Martin’s plumbing business and moved stock to B F Watkins on South Main Street Columbia. He is highly recommended from the Tennessee Orphans Home and will announce further details in The Daily Herald in the coming days.
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G. H. Demerich, Jr
Nashville
Tommy Martin
B. F. Watkins, Tiiper
South Main Street
Demerich
Columbia
Tennessee Orphans’ Home
Hig
Daily Herald
Banks on Sure Thing Now Never Be Without Dr King Pills
A. Schin geck of 647 Elm Street Buffalo lists Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for chronic constipation and other ailments. The ad claims relief for biliousness indigestion headache chills malaria and debility at 25 cents at Alcorn’s.
Correction of Webster remarks in The Herald report
The Herald corrects an error in W. J. Webster remarks noting he referred to Justice Wilkes in a Supreme Court opinion. The decision discussed was issued before Justice Wilkes's death and before Bell's incumbency. Subscribe for The Herald.
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W. J. Webster
Herald
Supreme Court
Mr. Webster
Justice Wilkes
Justica
Bell
Thelve Year Old Thetas Boy Fractures Leg in Scuffle
Thelve year old son of Mr. Shapiro of Theta sustained a painful fractured leg during a scuffle with a playmate. The broken limb was set on Monday morning by Dr. Cox of Theta.
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Shapiro
Theta
Dr. Cox
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