Deaths of Maggie Mann and Dooley kin in two states
Obituaries note the death of Maggie Mann of Groveland aged 37 with funeral at Pleasant Mount church and interment at Pleasant Mount cemetery. Additional notices report James J. Dooley of this county dying in Texas, with funeral arrangements pending, and Elizabeth Whitthorne Dooley’s daughter Mary Pannie Lock dying at Carter's Creek, funeral in Theta Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Mann
Wiliam Mann
Groveland
W. 8. Judd
Huntaville
Judd
W. J. Whitthorne
B. R. Whitthorne
Shelbyville
Willow Mount Cemetery
James L. Dooley
Denton
Texas
James J. Dooley
John I. Dooley
John A. Leftie
Mississippi
Dooley
Pnetonia
Alice Kiyse
Kentucky
R. M. Ruz'mage
March
Charles
Nets Dooley
Mollie Mlankit
John A. Loftin
John le Dooley
Mary Pannie Lock
Carter's
Cree
Jong Dura
Lock
George
Jo Fellieves
W. T. Boaz
Theta Cemetery
Sure Undertaking Co
Cooperative creamery movement grows in Maury county
Eight or ten dairy farmers in Maury county ship to Winchester and Chapel Hill cream eries and discuss forming a local cooperative in Columbia. Prominent dairymen back the plan. a federal dairy expert says a local cooperative could be supervised at no cost to producers. a meeting may set up a preliminary organization next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Chapel Hill
Columbia
Maury County
Co-Operative
Franklin County
Blue Grass
Tennessee
United States
Giants Open Baseball Season At Riverside Park
The Columbia Giants with Slim Jim and Crystal Pete in the battery will face the Pulaski Tigers next Monday at three o'clock at Riverside Park. A rematch is set for Tuesday afternoon at the same hour as the series opener begins a schedule with out of town opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Pulaski
Riverside
Columbia Giants
Slim Jim
Crystal Pete
Pulaski Tigers
Riverside Park
Walking cane for Mora Fariss in parcel post
Col. Mora B. Fariss deputy clerk master receives a unique leather walking cane with inlaid pearl head by parcel post from Rev. Eugene Clark of Nashville during the Episcopal convention visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mora B. Fariss
Eugene Clark
Nashville
Fariss
Ex Governor Patterson Signals Senate Run Against Lea
Ex governor Malcolm R. Patterson indicated to The Herald that he will run for the United States Senate against Senator Lea next year. He cautioned that time is too far away for a formal announcement but plainly suggested a campaign plan, surprising many given his recent stance on prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specia
the Herald
Memphis
Malcolm R. Patterson
United States Senate
Lea
Nio
Four Room Rentals in Bignyville with Water and Light
Surrounding town notices announce a four room rental in Bignyville with spring water and acetylene light, plus a good barn and garden. Terms through John A. Thomas, Columbia Route 10, Citizens 638-3. Also a church ladies aid plan for a First Monday September bake sale in a vacant store on the public square. A crop protection policy from Mora B. Fariss covers wheat from cut to removal on premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bignyville
John A. Thomas
Columbia
Citizens
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist Church
Sparke
Mora B. Fariss
Ray Morrison Takes Athletics Post at Southern Methodist
Ray Morrison, longtime Branham and Hughes athletics coach at Spring Hill, was chosen trainer of athletics and mathematics instructor for Southern Methodist University in Dallas, opening this fall. Morrison is noted in Columbia for his clean sportsmanship and prominent football career, after playing with the local team on several occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Morrison
Branham & Hughes
Spring Hill
South
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Texas
Morrison
Columbia
Birth of a Daughter in Cullooka to Dr and Mrs Latham
Dr and Mrs William J. Latham of Cullooka welcome a daughter born this morning. The infant's arrival adds joy to the household and marks a happy family event for the Lathams.
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William J. Latham
Land Sale in Columbia Tenn Under Decree No 1725
In the Chancery Court at Columbia Tennessee Mrs Fannie W Jackson Admi va John Mahon et al announce a public sale of four houses and lots in South Columbia to the highest bidder on Monday July 12 1915 at 12 o'clock noon at the courthouse. Lots 1 2 3 and 4 front South Main and High Street with boundaries described. Cash only sale free from redemption. Sale conducted June 11 1916 by Akins C M and Mora B Fariss D C M.
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John Mahon
Chancery Court
Columbia
Tennessee
South Columbia
Main Street
13Th Street
Ira Brown
High Street
Monie D. Davis
County News Briefs Include Local Injuries and Improvements
Jno Galloway of the sixth district is laid up with a bad foot after stepping on a wall. J Parks renovates his South Main street business with fresh exterior and interior paint. For sale a good small farm about nine acres. Apply to F M Haley Route 4.
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Jno. Galloway
J. ©. Parks
South Main Street
F. M. Haley
Election Board Meets in Nashville Session Adjourned
The Tennessee State election board met and adjourned at 2:30 PM after a brief session in Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
State Election Board
Balmy Weather Boosts Harvests Across County
The forecast predicts continued mild days as farmers work to rake hay and cut wheat rye and oats. If dry weather holds, most county grain should be in the shock by midweek. The piece backs the reliability of the weather man after several days of solid accuracy.
Check Raiser Caught With Police Help in Columbia
Sheriff Griffin of Columbia reports Andrew Mullins, a man of color, in custody on a check raising charge tied to Gallatin. The Sumner County sheriff requested surveillance, leading to Mullins' apprehension late last night and pending transfer to Sheriff Boles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coumbia
Griffin
Andrew Mullins
Gallatin
Sherif
Boles
Sumner County
Chancery Court Sale in Maury County Tennessee 1915
The Chancery Court at Columbia Tennessee orders a land sale on Monday July 5 1915 at 12 o clock noon. The 174 acre property lies in Maury County in the fourth civil district and is described by a starting sugar tree and compass bearings. Purchaser pays one fourth cash and remaining with 12 and 24 month credit secured by notes and security. Sale free of redemption. N Akin and Mora B Fariss oversee.
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Marion
Frierson
Chancery Court
Columbia
Tennessee
Court House
Maury County
Jume
N. Akin
Mora B Fariss
DC & M
Fix Proportionate Rate Question of Levy to Be Made by the County
The county court will decide how much to levy for privilege taxes under the new revenue law. Several new or raised privileges will be considered, including toll gates and kodak supplies. The moving picture taxes are also in question, with the clerk delaying collections until rates are clarified. Most state-raised licenses won’t expire before the county court meets.
Water and gas pipes lowered along new street route
The Columbia Water and Light Company is lowering water and gas pipes from the mains to homes as routes for the new street paving are laid out. Crews are currently at work on West Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Water & Light Company
West Seventh Street
Land Sale in Maury County Chancery Decree Details
Land described in the decree firm boundary in Maury County Tennessee is offered at public sale. The hour is noon on July 12 at the Columbia courthouse. The 42.8 acre tract lies in the 4th civil district and is bounded by Nicholsons heirs and Jones Mine. sale terms require cash or day of sale payment and notes with security. This notice dated June 11 1916.
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Court House
Columbia
Tennessee
Maury County
N. W
David Nicholson
S. W
E. B
Jones
Wood
Mickory
Jones Mine S
S. E
Hardicon’s
Hardsin
Daevid Nicholson
Hickory S
Hickory
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Collier’s Pharmacy
J. L. Dooley
Iron Bridge Road
Mary F. Lock
Lusita
Germany
Washington
Gerara
Foreign Office
Wilson
United
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Mora Farris
AF the Sdn
Luke Lea
Senate
Branham & Hughes School
Fannie W. Jackson
Admi
An, Akin
Weather Prophet
B. Borum
Tho
NEW Revenue
Mora B
Admr
AON
Akin, C. & M
Morab, Pariss, D.C. & M Ryt
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