Denton Purchases Lead Glendale Farm Transfers
James Kannon and J T Jennett acquire the R 4 Moore farm of 219 acres for 13 000, about 60 per acre, then flip to C Denton. Moore buys 60 acres and the Mike Clark place adjoining for 7 500, with all deeds filed and possession arranged at convenience.
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James Kannon
J.T. Jennett
Messrs
Kaonon
Jennett
Moore Farm
Denton
Kannon
Mr. Moore
C. Denton
Aother
Mike Clark
Glendale
Cullooka
Kannon and
Moore
Judge L. H. Estes Dies in Memphis
Judge L. H. Estes, formerly a county resident, died in Memphis last Friday. He left the county young but left behind many relatives and friends here. He is survived by a widow and several children.
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Estes
Memphis
Equalization Board Sets Sessions For Yearly Assessments
The full board of equalization met Monday and will hear complaints over the present year's assessments in session over the next days. Members listed include Thomas B. Forgey as chairman and D K Minor C Witherspoon H W Dame and W D Caskey. Citizens unsatisfied with their assessments are urged to appear for adjustment. Also features a testimonial from William Morris of Florence praising Foley Kidney Pills as non habit forming and effective for kidney trouble, with ad copy for Soley Kidney Pills.
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Boara] of Equalization
Thomas B. Forgey
D. K. Minor
C. Witherspoon
H.W. Dame
W. D. Caskey
Wm. Morris
Florence
Oregon
Wolridge CO
Adr
Vegetable and Fruit Prices Hit Steady Level Market Update
Prices for vegetables and fruit show a shift toward a steadier level with bananas at ten cents per dozen in some areas. The market notes a drop in southern beans and lower prices for earlier high readings, while fresh meats remain high with limited relief expected.
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Tennessee
Dr Kings New Discovery A Remedy For Coughs And Colds
Coughs and colds neglected can lead to lung trouble. Dr Kings New Discovery relieves at once and cures the cough. O H Brown of Muscadine Ala testifies his wife nearly died from a stubborn cough but recovered with the medicine. Known for forty three years as the best remedy, price 50 cents and 1.00, sold by Woldridge Co Card.
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Dr. King
O. H. Brown
Muscadine
Ala
King
Woldridge CO
Carl
Shortage in stock peas shocks Nashville market
Nashville faces a stock pea famine as prices jump from 2.25 to 2.75 per bushel overnight. Dealers have little to no stock and few expect more soon. Farmers urged to acquire peas now or delay planting until next season.
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Nashville
Maj Akin Operation Praised By Telegrams
Telegrams from Maj A. N. Akin stay at Baltimore report a very successful operation. His son says the major stood the procedure well and no further trouble is anticipated. The news brings gratifying comfort to many friends here.
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Maj. A. N. Akin
Baltimore
Maj. Akin
Federal license may be in evidence against violators
Grand Jury turns eight indictments at an early term. Defendants face bonds or jail. Names include Beasley for housebreaking and larceny, Carter for incest, Williams and Stone for larceny, Lane for assault and battery, Amis and Gavort for carrying weapons, Hood for selling liquor without license. Rumor of a federal license paid and surrendered in Columbia to evade federal or state prosecutions. Attorney general may file federal licenses in records as proof if indictments return. Puck Jen’s Arnica Salve praised for burns and skin injuries.
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Grand Jury
C. H. Beasley
Arthur Carter
John Williams
Henry Stone
Jesse Lane
Arthur Amis
Noah Gavort
Fred Hood
Columbia
Additions to Circuit Court Term Schedule For July Trial
The circuit court docket for this term grows with added civil cases and continued schedules. Judge Turner lists July 8 to July 11 as trial days with multiple cases including Caldwell vs Huffman and Hill, Mt Pleasant vs Lon Rucker, and various L N Railroad matters. Several sessions were postponed due to settlements of two cases.
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Circuit Court
J. P. Burt
J., & N. Railroad
Turner
A Caldwell
Huffman and Hill
Mt. Pleasant
Lee Davidson Not Shot In Arrest Report Denial
Lee Davidson of Lawrence county denied by telephone that he was shot in an attempt to arrest Jim Cothert. He and family were at an ice cream supper near Lawrenceburg on the night in question, and he said he was not seeking Colbert Saturday.
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Lee Davidson
Lawrence County
Jim Cothert
Strong Lobby at Nation's Capital
Special to The Herald Nashville June 6 Vice President and Mrs Marshall arrived quietly to a hotel before the reception committee. He spoke to the dentists association and planned a Heritage visit. Marshall notes a strong lobby at Washington and mentions LIV-VER-LAX endorsement by Stephenson Bros.
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The
Herald
Nashville
Marshall
Dentists Association
Tory
Hermitage
Washington
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Dain” Rakes
Harlan,Porter & Walker
R. H. Moore
Kannon and Jennett
Clark Place
Jud“El. H. Estes
Maury County
Studebaker
South Bend
Ind
New York
Chicago
Dallas
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Saltlake City
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
ORR
Jen
L. H. Haflin
Iredell
Tex
Woldringe Co
Judge Turner
Casee
T. J. McKee
Cumberland Telephove Co
Middle Tennessee Railroad Co
Parks R. M. Whitworth
F. R. Gamble
O. R. Dorteh
J. W. Thomas Ve. HH
Brown
Mary Sweet
Stephenson Bros
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