Tax agents blamed in Grundy back tax case in Tennessee
A Tennessee Tax Commission report condemns back tax collection tactics against the Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Co in Grundy County. It details costs of about 19,000 to collect 57,500, with 7,500 to an agent and 25,000 settled by Grundy County, and notes widespread harassment of the firm by tax authorities over three decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Coal, Iron & Bailrord Company
Grundy County
Bpécia
The
Herald
Chattanooga
Tenn
Tennessee
Tennessee Tax Commission
Tenessee’ Manufacturers’ Association
Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Company
Dib- Tell
Alabama
Grunay
James R. Jetton
Messa
E. E. Barthel
G. B. Murray
A. L. Todd
Frank Clemons
Levi Wendlee
J.R. Nunley
Eng. R. Smartt
4. M. Givens
of Tennessee
Jetton
T.C.1 & KR. BR. Co
County Court of
Anny
J. R. Nunley
Qouie
Levi Woodlee
Grundy
Franklin
Marion
Sequatchie
Whitwell
Town
James Maynard, SR
W. H. Hartford
T. R. Preston
R. G. Brown
Tax Commission of the State, Manufacturers’ Association
Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted in Columbia Ad
Bad backs and kidney trouble are pitched as cured by Dean's Kidney Pills in a Columbia promotional notice. Testimonies from local residents and deputy sheriff W. A. Vous touting the product's effectiveness. Distributed by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for United States Remember the name Doan's take no other.
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Columbia
Dean
Sohal
W. A. Vous
Ith Street
Tean
Adams & Maron
Foster-Milburs, Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
oamé—Doan
Eng
Kedron Constable JohnJohnson Seeks Third District Justice Seat
Kedron resident Johnson, who has served five years as constable of the third district, runs for justice of the peace this year. Supporters predict he will be an active member of the court if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2. Johnson
Kedron
Justice of the Peace
Jongson
Oni
Maury County Trust Company Plans and Praise
A fragmentary item discusses Maury County Trust Company and Columbia's approach to modern trust services. It quotes Frank Everett praising Columbia's plan for a first class trust company with top talent and credit, noting bankers in larger cities and others in the state admire the initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
Frank Everett
Columbia
Maury County Trust
First Clase Trust Company
Columbian
Maury Lamb Crop Sets County Farmers On High Note
The Maury lamb crop boosts farmer earnings as over fifty thousand lambs from the county head to market. Shippers report average weights around 60 to 76 pounds with prices near seven to eight cents per pound. Estimated farmer proceeds reach about forty five thousand dollars, with several buyers like M. L. Allen noting a profitable spring despite winter losses.
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Tielsings
William P. Ridley
John Andrews
Cullooka
Hill McKibbon
M EL Allen
Middle Tennero
Farmer Predicts Lower Crop but Higher Returns on Wool
The speaker stated that the crop would be one fourth smaller than last year yet higher lamb and wool prices would push cash returns to farmers above 1911 levels.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Certainty Note
A fragment states Foley's Honey and Tar Compound contains no opiates or habit forming drugs and is a safe cough remedy. The text includes dubious claims and garbled phrases about certification and a supposed committee, with unclear author attribution.
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Foley
Tsers
Woldridce
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Bia
T B. Preston
Woldridge Co
Johnson
Merchants Association
Peradnnis
Shktice Eyut
Furniture Department
Chautauqua
Rogers
Cera
Dobbins & Ewing
Maury County Trust Company
Maury
Aoeo
Photrr Té
Robert Berg
Weatchen
Bethel
Block
Colonel A Tex
Looney & Morgan
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