Assessor Ends Task Ready for Equalizers
The county board of equalization meets at 9 a.m. to hear complaints and seek property value adjustments after the assessors finished the rolls. William Ballanfant is chairman and W D Cooper secretary. Assessor Webb Williams will attend every session amid taxpayer inquiries about reductions.
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Board of Equalization
William KE. Ballanfant
Cullooka
W. D. Cooper
Mr. Pleasant
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Bond Issue At Mt Pleasant Wins Narrow Majority
Mt Pleasant voters approve a 26000 bond for a joint city county school building, 146 to 89, with turnout reduced by unpaid poll taxes. Funds will include 25000 authorized plus 40000 from city and county sources for a centrally located new school used by city and rural pupils.
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Daily Herald
Mt. Pleasant
County Board of Education
Resignation of county election board member Hopkins
Hon Raleigh Hopkins resigns from the county election commissioners after six years on the state board of elections. Newton Myers to appoint his successor at the next meeting. Hopkins’s record praised as a steadfast Republican leader known for fair, honest elections.
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Raleigh
Hopkins
County Board of Election Commissioners
Newton Myers
Hopkine
State Board of Elections
State Board
Hopking
James H. Kannon
Milton BH. Allen
Hoping
Tate
Florida Potato Crop Not So Good
William Dyer returned to Columbia after four months at Hastings Florida where the potato crop was not as large or profitable this year. Growers earned a fair average profit with top shipments about 1,000 barrels fewer than last year. A bin with fewer barrels still sold more material, and Dyer will remain until February when he plans to continue Florida operations.
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Ajally Herald
Willain’w Dyer
Columbia
Hiable Barrel
Hastings
Florida
Dyer
Flog Ida
County Agent Visits Enterprise Corn Club
County Agent Abernathy spent Friday with Enterprise section youth corn club. He found overall conditions unsatisfactory with some plots harmed by insects, requiring replanting. Enterprise’s club is a strong state program leader among five county groups aiming to excel at the fall fair.
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Abernathy
Boys and Girls Corn Club
Enterprise
Corn Club
Liberty Hall Opens Season at Primms Springs
Liberty Hall at Primt Springs owned by John H. Estes announces season opening at the summer resort. The house was named after Frank H. Smith who said boarders were free to come and go as they pleased. Estes winters in Florida with son Dan Estes and summers in Primm Springs Hollow.
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Liberty Hall
Primot Springs
John H. Estes
Primm Springs Hollow
Frank Preston Critically Sick in Colorado Springs
Columbia friends mourn for Dr. W Frank Preston of Lewinburg who is critically ill in Colorado Springs Colorado where he has sought health for a year He is a Nashville graduate with a wide practice in Maury Giles and Marshall counties Mrs Preston and two sons join his father Dr Harry Preston of Nashville with him in illness previously practiced at Cullooka Herald Cheap Column Ad Pay
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Columbia
W. Frank Preston
Lewinburg
Colorado, Springs
Cal
Preston
University of Nashville
Maury
Oiles
Marshall County
Harry Preston
Nashville
Jare
Cullooka
Change in Father Sees Marked Health Turnaround
A Cobb County farmer named W Slayton reports severe stomach trouble relieved by Tanlac. He tried many remedies and even liquid diets before the drug, advertised in Tennessee, produced a dramatic improvement. He now eats normally and credits Tanlac with restoring his health.
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W. Slayton
Ty Farmer
Atlanta
Partes
Tennessee
Father
Adyt
Perry P Taylor Death Notice In Neapolis At Ninety
Perry P Taylor aged ninety years died Monday at 3 30 pm at his residence in Neapolis after a two day illness of congestion of the brain. Born in Maury county he spent a long life in the area and was a member of the Christian church. He outlived his wife and had several nephews in the county. Funeral was held at 11 am at his nephew Tom H Taylor’s home on Knob Creek led by Elder W S Morton and interment followed beside his wife in the family burying ground. Manby Undertaking Company in charge.
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Perry P. Taylor
Ship
Neapolis
Mr. Taylor
Maury County
Christian Church
Tie County
Tom H. Taylor
Knob Creek
W. 5
Morton
Manby Undertaking Company
Team Run Away Leg Amputation Shocked Spring Hill
William Kincaid of Spring Hill was operated on at King's Daughters hospital after his team ran away while being driven to his farm. He attempted to jump from the wagon and broke several ankle bones. The broken foot could not be saved and an amputation was performed.
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William Kincaid
Spring Hill
King's Daughters Hospital
Kincaid
Miss Virginia Scott Ill at Kings Daughters Hospital
Miss Virginia Scott, formerly a county high school teacher in Union City, is seriously ill at Kings Daughters Hospital. She recently joined the University of Tennessee summer school faculty. Daughter of W. Scott of Rock Springs and Mrs W. S. Beasley. Poston Chamber of Commerce claims 7 00 members as the world’s largest commercial organization.
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King’s Daughters Hospital
Miss Scott
Union City
University of Tennessee
Lea
W.¥. Scott
Rock Springs
Wrriter
Mra W
Beasley
Poston
Same Salaries Paid Teachers In Coming Year
Maury county's county board of education on Monday decided there would be no salary increases for teachers this year and budgets will be kept close to last year's. The board rejected requests for more pay, supported ongoing salaries, and planned to present a detailed budget to the county court in July to sustain staffing while maintaining education quality. The move follows slow advisory recommendations and aims to avoid reducing terms or compensations, despite tax concerns.
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Daily Herald
County Board of Education
Maury County
Hiya Payk
Splendid Meeting of Isqqa Community Club Highlights Fair Plans
Despite threatening weather the Isqqa community club held a well attended meeting focusing on sanitation reports and committee work. Discussion centered on the county fair set for Saturday in October and the county exhibit for the state fair in Nashville. The school committee presented its report and the program was generally of interest to attendees.
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Isom Sec Ton
Nashville
Enormous Increase in Value of Coal
Special to The Herald reports Tennessee coal production in 1920 reached 921,848 tons valued at 14,244,200 dollars, a sharp rise from 1919 when output was 6,287,406 tons valued at 12, and the year shows a substantial surge in both tonnage and value for the state.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Ice Cream Supper at Concord School House
An ice cream supper will be held at the Concord school house on Saturday June 18 at 7 30 o clock. Proceeds go to benefit the local church. Public invited. Les Sweden plans to harness water power in northern provinces to electrify the country railroad system.
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Concord School House
Sweden
Finney to Enter Infantry Training Camp This Summer
John Wesley Finney returns Friday night from Knoxville where he attends the University of Tennessee. He will stay until June 15 before departing for Camp Knox Kentucky for a six week Reserve Officers Infantry training camp course.
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John Wesley Finney
Knoxville
University of Tennessee
Camp Knox
Kentucky
Reserve Officers Infantry Training Camp
U of T Students Returning Home Maury County Entrants
Maury county students of the University of Tennessee are arriving home this week. Graduating senior Mira Foster, the only Maury countian on the honor roll each term for three years, completed high honors and won the Latin medal. Her mother Mrs A H Powter witnessed the graduation, and the family, including Mr and Mrs Palmer Durik, plan to return next month.
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Herat
Maury County
University of Tennessee
Fn Wnday
Katte i
Akin
Hampshire
Marietta Lowell
Santa Fe
Corinne Pender
Bighyville
Mary Lee Foster
Columbia
Willing Burns
J. Alexander
James Anderson
Mr. Pleasant
Luther Letainger
John W. Finney
Mira Foster
Maury
Farmers advised on Hull Crimson Clover seed handling
From Saturday's Daily Herald farmers are advised crimson clover seed timing and handling. Harvest should occur dew on, hulls ready for seed, with careful transport on light bottomed wagons to prevent trampling. Acreage remains small this year, but potential yield is noted in the local canal area.
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Oh Iy
Ilendriing
Aerate
Bert
la Howe
Aternee
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