Compromise awards damages in McClure case and court action notes
Arch McClure receives 750 dollars in a compromise with Century Phosphate Company after a concrete pillow fall caused a broken leg. Foster against Sowell yields 90 dollars verdict with motion for new trial overruled. Bailey suit for injuries and malpractice against Charleston Mining & Manufacturing Co. and Dr. Hill continued to next term. case grew from a horse trade.
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Foster
John C. Sowell
Bailey
Arch McClure
Century Phosphate Company
Sait
McClure
Peebles & Forgey
H. P. Figuers
J. H. Dinning
C. N. Foster
John C. Lowell
B. C. Batley
Charleston Mining & Manufacturing Co
Dr. Hill
Dr. G. M. Allison Opens Office in Columbia
Dr. G. M. Allison formerly of Wilson County has located in Columbia and taken offices in the Wolridge Building. He is a practitioner who has practiced at Mt. Juliet, Tennessee. Mrs. Allison and their son will move to Columbia about four weeks later.
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G. M. Allison
Wilgon County
Columbia
Wolridge
Exercises at Maury County High School Close Day
The Maury County High School held its annual Close Day in the Study Hall at 10 a.m. with Student Council presiding under Robert Gilbreath. The program featured the class history wit prophecy greeting poem farewell and a plaster bust of Shakespeare plus a class picture donated by the Juniors and memorials for hall adornment. Medals for Latin attainment were awarded to Anderson Hardison and Gladys Wilson, after which the class planted a commemorative abrob and the day ended with a song.
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Maury County High School
Athenaeum
Robert Gilbreath
Shakespeare
Cass
Gilbert Orr
Tilman Thompson
George Bryan
Miss Kelley
Supt. Harris
Anderson Hardison
Gladys Wilson
Eleven Woodmen Join the Ranks
Eleven members were elected into the Modern Woodmen of America at the meeting Friday night. There is no great campaign going on in this or der any many new members have been , taken into the local camp.
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Woodmen of America
Maury County Will Divides Land For Church Aid
Mrs Lizzie Hart’s will filed for probate directs sale of 200 acres in Maury County and 160 acres in Arkansas. Proceeds from Maury land fund Hopewell Associate Reformed Presbyterian mission work in Mexico and Home Mission projects. Arkansas land funds parsonage support. Matilda Adkisson receives the home place and 50 acres. Ab Adkisson named executor without bond.
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Lizzie Hart
Hardin Thomas
Hopewell Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
Maury County
Bigbyville
St Francis County
Ark
Memphis
Arkansas Cotton Belt
Mexico
Hopewell Associate Reformed Church
Arkansas
Eidera i
Hopewell Church
Matilda Adkisson
Chaffin Bros Offer Special Prices on Melons and Beans
Monte Christo melons advertised as genuine article available at the store. Also large quantities of Ken tucy Wonder Pole Beans for country merchants at special prices. Chaffin Bros. offer details imply bulk buying and discounts for traders.
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Monte Christo
Chaffin Bros
Agent seeks GOP candidates to oppose regular nominees
A Lexington dispatch reports J Prenk Peck, agent of the Nashville American, urged Henderson county Republicans to field candidates against Job FP Hall of Lexington and A B H Ankow of Jackson for floater and State Senator. He claimed administration Democrats would back GOP nominees, a move Republicans resent.
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The
Herald Nashville
Lexington
J. Prenk Peck
Nashville American
Republicana
Henderson County
Jobo
FP. Hall
A. BH. Ankow
Jackson
Freight wreck halts West Harpeth trains for hours
A freight train of ten cars loaded with lumber and pig iron derailed at West Harpeth Tennessee shortly after three in the morning. The track was torn up for fifty yards and southbound mails and Birmingham trains were delayed about ten hours. Wrecking crews from Nashville cleared debris and the total loss is put at a substantial sum.
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Herald
West Harpeth
Tenn
Nashville
Weat Harpeth
Birmingham
L. & N. Nashville Accomodation
Columbia
Book business sold to McKennon Anderson & Foster
Prof W E Bostick sells his book business to McKennon Anderson Foster the firm will operate the text book agency for Maury County continuing from their store. Miss Mary Sue Lancaster will head the book department with a full line of books of all kinds.
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McKennon, Anderson & Foster
W. E. Bostick
The Racket Advertisement for Ladies Silk and Lisle Goods
An ad lists apartment items and fabric offerings by Skirt Floance Em ladies wear. It promotes C.B. Cor belts and silk Lisle gowns with varied colors and prices. It advertises window shades brushes and paints at low costs and mentions a Tanglefoot product for bug control.
Company A Wins Medal at CMA Drill Contest
Large crowd watches a close contest at Columbia Military Academy. Capt. Rogan and Maj. Ewing judge the event as the closest in state military annals. William McClelland wins individual drill medal. Allan Harlan leads Company C to squad medal amid a second trial for the company drill. Sham battle draws strong turnout.
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Columbia Military Academy
Charles B. Rogan
United States Army
Tennessee
Acooy
Rogan
William McClehiend
William McClelland
Cedar Hill Post Office Robbery Report
Nashville Tenn May 28. The Cedar Hill Robertson County post office was raided by cracksmen last night. About 250 dollars in money and a like amount in stamps were stolen. The safe was blown open with nitro glycerine.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Cedar Hill
Robertson County
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Gamble Building
Columbia, Tenn
Arch McLure
H. Cliff Hendley
E. W. Jones
Colu
ERT Berg Watchmaker
Pod Dsoler Y
Tesheli
Paarel & Lipscomr, Agee
Adkisson
Frank Peck
Party For the Legislature
Bostick
Frank Swansburg
C.M.A
William M’clelland
Allan Harian
William Lunsford
B. A. Satterfield @ Co
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