Spring Hill Bank Trustee Schedules Property Sale in Maury County
The Spring Hill Bank as trustee under Branham and Hughes School deed of trust will sell at public outcry on June 18 1918 at noon at the south door of the Maury County Courthouse in Columbia Tennessee. The sale includes seven described tracts in the 8rd Civil District with detailed metes and bounds and ends with a whole property sale if a higher total bid is offered. The action follows a 1918 chancery decree and notices of 20 percent default on interest.
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Middle Tennessee
W. C. Jones
Nham & Hughes School
Branham & Ae
Perth
Spring Hill
Maury County
Tembagee
Soldars
Clifton A. Ragsdale
Branham &Hughes School
Chancery Court
Tennessee
Court House
Columbia
Academy
Duplex Ave
J. W. Cheakly
Maury Wade
Maple Ave
Metos
Said Avenue
Duplex Argenuo
J. W. Chasiis
Maury Wades
McLemore
Wu. Harrison
Odili
Maple
McLemore Ave
Harrison
Gill
Franka and
J. M. Moore
Presbyterian Church
Coutain
Academy Place
Derryberry
Odil
Sald Bt
Spring Hill Bank
State Ranger Act Clarified by Judge Garvin
Special to The Herald Chattanooga June 1 Judge Garvin ruled the ranger law is comprehensive and valid. The act provides a modified system of state protection with rangers appointed by the governor to aid local authorities in enforcing the law. In several cases the governor has dispatched rangers to counties to assist in tasks such as enforcing water-related orders.
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Herald
Chattanooga
Chancer Court
Lollay
Garvin
Tremendous Red Cross Oversubscription Shown
Washington, June 3. The Red Cross war fund may exceed 75 percent over the $100,000,000 goal after the recent drive. Scribes show threefold quotas in some regions. the Southwestern division vastly surpasses its share, reporting about 15.6 million against 7.25 million.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Taix
Old Hickory Powder Plant Starts In Advance
Special to The Herald Nashville June 3 Ninety days ahead of schedule the first unit of the Old Hickory powder plant at Hadleys bend began operations when Gov Tom C Rye flipped the switch. Mrs A R Glaney christened the plant as thousands of workers watched. The facility will cost not less than 90 million dollars with possible additions bringing the total to 270 million. Weekly payroll reaches 500 000. The remaining nine units will come online quickly and powder will be shipped to European armies before fall.
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The
Herald
Nashville
Hadley's Bend
Tom C. Rye
A. R. Glaney
Europe
Berry Enters Democratic Gubernatorial Race
Special to The Herald Nashville June 1 Geo L Berry of Rogersville qualifies as a ramldste for the Democratic nomination for Governor. He is a leader of Organized Labor and just returned from a conference of workingmen with the American Federation of Labor. His entrance brings four candidates into the race alongside Austin Paye, ALTL Roberts, and Cir Shropshire.
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Nashville
Geo. L. Berry
Rogersville
Isbor
Regisnd
American Poerilion of Labor
Herry
Austin Paay
Altl, Roberts
Cire Shropshire
Mid Tennessee Farmers Meet Here July 23
Clarence W Tucker and John N Pigg report Maury county and Columbia committee members attended a Nashville conference on war savings drives. The July 28 campaign will require head of every family to pledge, with Governor Rye and mayors declaring a half holiday for June 28 community meetings.
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Tennessee
Kansas
Clarence W.tucker
John N. Pigg
Columbia Committee
Hermitage Hotel
Richard Hardy
Rye
Maury County
Jin Child
County Council of Defense
H. ©. Fulton
County War Savings Committee
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Middle Tennessee
Columbia Miliary Academy
Middle Tennessee Experiment Station
Columbia
Col
H. Knox Bryson
Agriculture of Tennessee
Oranda
Chas. A. Koffer
University of Tennessee
Division of Extension
M. A. Morgan
Atate
J. W. Hallowell
United States Food Administration
Washington
Herbert Hoover
United States Food Administrator
Experiment Station
J. T. McKnight
Thomas C. Rye
Uniomarty
e/educational
State Legisisture
JD Ayres
Univer
H. Knox Brydon
H. A. Morgan
College of Agriculture
Odd Fellows Decorate Graves of Rothers
Columbia Odd Fellows honored 47 deceased members with a Sunday memorial at Rose Hill cemetery. A flag committee laid flowers on the graves, then the ritual service was held at the lodge hall before the group proceeded to the cemetery.
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Columbia Odd Fellows
Rose Hill Cemetery
Otey Johnson
W. A M. Bradiey
W. E. McKinney
Karl K. Norgress
Odd Fellows Pawer
Columbia merchants join United States Food Administration
J A Sloan, appointed local representative, enrolls Columbia merchants into the Food Administration Merchants Division. Members pledge to aid the administration and display wheat substitute tools in windows and advertise substitutes to support the home front. Sloan reports no opposition and expects many merchants to apply for membership.
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Merchants of
Columbia
Merchants Division
United States Food Administration
J. A. Sloan
Food Administration
Us Division
Pood Administration
Itetty
The
Sloan
White Jr named regional representative for war industries
Washington announc es W H White Jr chosen as regional representative director of war industries in the Atlanta zone by the War Industries Board. The appointment was disclosed by the board on June 4.
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White, JR
Hamed
United Press
Washington
W. H. White, Jr
War Industries
Atlana Sone
War Induatries Board
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safe Calomel Alternative
Newspaper ad warns against calomel causing salivation and sickness and touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable substitute. Claims it cleanses the liver, banishes biliousness and headaches, with gentle effects for adults and safe for children.
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Dodson
Daughters pay tribute at Confederate memorial service
Noble Daughters of Southland honor heroic Dean Latta and Mrs Fussell presiding at Rose Hill Cemetery Confederate Soldiers' graves. The Maury chapter led songs and prayers as Confederates placed flags, honored veterans, and a cross of honor was presented to Comrade William C. Walker.
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Noble Daughters of
Southland
Tom Latta
J. H. Fussell
Maury
United Daughters of ‘the Confederacy
Rose Hill Cemetery
Daughters of the Confederacy
J . Molloy
Chaplin
William C. Walker
Gomrade Lidyd Co
Chattanooga
J. H. Poswell
South
Mildred Rutherford
Athens
Bonnie Blue Wing
Merritt Tottinson
Leonidus Polk Bivouac, LLC
John L. Jones
Jane Jones
America
Gudienes Gang
Latta
W. B Ricks
Rose Hill
Ward
W! Carmack
Thatrnian
Dedman Named Labor Agent for Columbia Office
A branch office of the U S Department of Labor's employment service opens in Columbia with temporary headquarters in the county courtroom. James M. Dedman is appointed Junior examiner in charge, Robert C. Starr seeks permanent quarters for about July 1, and Alma Wilkerson is named stenographer. The service aims to balance labor supply and demand, encourage workers to stay on jobs, place unemployed men, and staff farm labor for local harvests across several counties.
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Employment Service
United States Department of Labor
Columbia
County Court Room
James M. Dedman
Robert C. Starr
Department
Alma Wil
Mve
Tessie
Hug Vivid
Fragmented OCR summary of a state plan note
The passage describes a district located in Tennessee with three or four states involved and plans for branch offices to be established in the state. It notes that during the prior year employment was found for thousands of men.
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United States
Tennesseote
Oigit
Joseph C Webster 10 Joins Coast Artillery
Joe Webster a former lieutenant in field artillery, has been discharged and is at home before enlisting in the 70th Coast Artillery. The unit likely to see foreign service soon. Before leaving Battery B his men presented him with a handsome water with an inscription of appreciation.
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Joe Webster
Field Artillery
Shome
70Th Coast Artillery
Webster
NC and STL Win Sheep Damage Suit
A circuit court ruled yesterday for the defendant in Leonhard and Morton versus the North Carolina and Buffalo Railroad. The case concerned damages over a shipment of sheep to St. Louis. The grand jury was in session with no report issued that morning.
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Circuit Court
Leonhard & Morton
St. Louis
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the Herald
MID
Conference Food Administration
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Rothers
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Coast Artillery
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