Announcements for Maury County Candidates August 6 1914
The Herald publishes candidate announcements for Maury County offices including County Court Clerk Circuit Court Clerk Trustee Sheriff Register Constable and related positions. Candidates named include Joe T. Wilkes Cory Gardner Arch W. Lipsetmab E. D. Leoney Frank H. Smith A. Brit Davis Pat Dooley John W. Adkison J. Ross Burne T. & Turpin W. Linn John P. Cheek W. S. Lentz and T. S Green with election set for Thursday August 6 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe T. Wilkes
Cory Gardner
Maury County
Arch W. Lipsetmab
E. D. Leoney
Frank H. Smith
Davia Mitchell
The
Herald
A. “Brit” Davis
P. G
Pat) Dooley
John W. Adkison
J. Ross Burne
John Fraser
Maury Coun
T. & Turpin
Maury Countty
John P. Cheek
Maury
W. Griffin
Ahe
Buck” Pogue
Register of
Lentz
Constable Sth
Green
Campaign in Florida closes in primary fray
Jacksonville June 2 The Florida primary is in its final stage with speeches from Duncan A. Pletcher and W.4 Good Duncan A. Pletcher and other candidates. The article notes Whitaker, a Maury collection candidate for sheriff, and J. N. Stockton involved.
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Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Floriida
United States
Good Duncan A. Pletcher
Sherif Cf Mastycour
J. N. Stockton
Doles
Nineteen Record of J P Hines in Maury County
J P Hines and family visited Ben Pullen and family last week. Hines boasts a remarkable family record with nineteen children from two marriages. Both he and his wife enjoy good health and are loyal readers of The Herald, saying they could not do without it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Hines
Ben Pullen
Memorial Day Full Program Arranged By E H Hatcher
Memorial Day activities include a decoration of Confederate graves on Wednesday afternoon June 3. Mrs Octavia Zollicoffer Bend will give the leading address. The program featuresInvocation by Rey R M W Black, songs The Bonnie Blue Flag and Auld Lang Syne, readings, Mrs Octavia Zollicoffer Bend, a solo, crosses of honor, children scattering flowers, benediction by Dr W T Haggard and taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Hatcher
Octavia Zollicoffer Bend
Rey
Sam Davis
John McGaw, Jr
Addreas
Octavia “Zollicoffer Bona
Mise Ruth Shielda
W.T. Haggard
Big First Monday Crowd Swells City Streets
On the first Monday in June a large crowd gathers around the city court house. The dry four weeks has let farmers finish farm work so they travel to town for the day, packing streets and the courthouse area with little space to spare.
Rotations and clover aid soil nitrogen in farming
The article discusses crop rotation and deep rooted nitrogen fixing plants like clover and peas. It explains turning under green crops, using limestone, and timing plantings to replenish nitrogen and humus. It also details the Empress of Ireland disaster with the loss of life after a collision on the St Lawrence River.
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Nature
Rimousky
Quebec
St Lawrence
Storsad
Mner
Father Point
Liverpool
St. Lawrence
Inez
Lady Evelyn Here
Hureka
Reat
Bellinger
Eureka
Chautauqua at Franklin Begins
Franklin Tennessee June 2 The chautauqua brought here by business men and the mothers club began Monday A large tent has been pitched on the campus of the T F C where thrice daily performances will be given The town is decor ated with colored pennants in honor of the chautauqua with much county interest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin, Tenn
Mother’s Club
Real estate transfers cited including Fox and Watson deeds
Real estate transfers list numerous parcels with buyers and prices. B B Fox etux transfer 30 acres. Plina Church to T M Fox 14 acres. G Mullins to W H Watson 3 acres. Hark Hughes rol to M B Cok lier house and lot. T A and 5 L Watson to W M Martim 4 acres. JM Alsup to Mrs Julietta Alaup 42 acres. Charlie Brown to William Martin 1 jot in 9th district. love and affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Fox
T. M. Fox
Plina Church
Jon Laiper
G. Mullins
W. H. Watson
Hark Hughes
M. B. Coklier
Sth
T. A
L. Watson
Southern Express Horse Killed on South Mate Street
A horse hitched to a wagon for the Southern Express Company was killed Monday morning on South Mate street in front of Ritter Grocery Co as a wagon shaft pierced its shoulder and body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Express Company
South Mate Street
Ritter Grocery Co
Cherry Crop of Horace Rainey Impresses City
Horace Rainey’s farm near the city hosts a superb cherry crop with three vrengras and about ten to twelve acres bearing around 1,000 trees. University of Tennessee professor Charley A. Keffer and J. R. Neel estimate two and a half bushels per tree, selling at 50 cents per gallon, marking it as one of the largest crops in thirty years. Rainey guards the fruit against birds, using $40 in ammunition to deter a foreign species moving north as ripening continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Rainey
Charley A. Keffer
University of Tennessee
J. R. Neel
Southern Agriculturist
Eentlemen
Rainey
Mediation plan nearly ready to pacify Mexico
Niagara Falls Ontario May 20 Plans for pacifying Mexico through mediation nearly complete. Major issues await Wilson and Huerta approval before proceeding. A protocol of basic principles will be signed, conference closes, delegates return home, mediators finalize details with Washington and Mexico City. May take months. Americans likely handle dealings with the constitutionalist element. Names of mediators and provisional government details to be decided.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Mexico
Wilson
Huerta
Washington
Mexico City
United States
Becker Sentenced to Die in July at Sing Sing
Charles E. Becker was moved to Sing Sing death house to face execution for the murder of Herman Rosenthal. A prior sentence set the date for the week of July 6, with an appeal promised. Becker shares the death row with Hans Schmidt, while others remain silent in the gloom of the cellblock.
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Becker
Ossining
N. Y
Charles E. Becker
Sing Sing
Herman Rosenthal
Congregation Locked In Church At Signal Mountain
In Chattanooga Tennessee on June 2 an official of Oakwood Baptist Church Thomas Nixon locked the doors of the church building to keep Rev. A Rogers and his congregation from holding services. After several hours Nixon relented and freed the imprisoned worshipers.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
A. ©. Rogers
Oakwood Baptist Church
Signal Mountain
Thomas Nixon
Nixon
Rogers
White talks to farmers about hog serum demonstration
Dr George R White state veterinarian addressed two hundred sixty farmers in Columbia Maury County praising progress and announcing a county wide hog inoculation with serum starting June 16. Demonstrators will set up offices in the courthouse and inoculate every hog under state and federal supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. George
Movse
de. Geo.r. White
J.T. McKnight
Dr. White
Columbia
Maury County
Ohio River
Sdvieory
Organize Giles Rural Carriers Form New Group
J. W. Tanner and J. J. Underwood organized a Giles county rural carriers group with twenty three members at a meeting. Members were welcomed by a reception committee and fed barbecue and fish fry near Pulaski. The carriers formed a permanent organization and toured the county in the afternoon. Postmasters E. G. Hickman of Pulaski and Rufus C. Hickman of Lynnville extended attentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Tanner
J. J. Underwood
Bate Luraay
Giles County
Jia
Pulaski
E. G. Hickman
Rufus C. Hickman
Lynnville
Cummins Renominated In Early Primary Returns
Des Moines June 2 A B Cummins secured reelection in the U S Senate race by about 40000 over A C Savage based on early returns Jeff Connolly likely defeated EB T Meredith by about 20000 for the Democratic senatorial nomination George W Clark held a commanding lead for the Republican nomination over G Lee and John W Rowley John T Hamilton led W R McGinnis for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
A. B. Cummins
United States Senate
A. C. Savage
Connolly
EB. T. Meredith
George W. Clark
G. Lee
Ames
John W. Rowley
Minimum wage law reaches High Court in Oregon case
June 2 The Gret case to reach the Supreme Court addresses the validity of Oregon's minimum wage statute. Frank C. Steller, Portland paper box manufacturer, challenges the Industrial Welfare Commission ruling that sets a $6.64 weekly minimum wage for women.
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Washington
Gret
Supreme Court
Frank C. Steller
Portland
Ore
Industrial Welfare Commission
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Circuit Court Clerk
A Hays
Heralds
S Maury County
William B. Whitaker
MT. Pleasant
IMRS
Octavia Zollicoffer Bond
Capt. Peck
Collier
T. F. Peck
Montreal
Glasgow
Pairfield Company, Limited
Canadian Pacific Railway Co
Empresas of Ireland
Chautauqua
Franklin
Southern Express
New Place
Giles Rural Carriers
W. Tanner
Senator Cummins
Nowa Statesman
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