Poultry Show to Be Held Here in December
Maury County Poultry Association members meet at county agriculture headquarters to plan the December show following the Nashville state poultry event. Albert Holt leads the session. County Agent Abyrinthy and poultry experts discuss breeding and marketing as the group aims for a prize winning Maury county exhibit at the Tennessee State Fair in Nashville.
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Nashville
Moore Property at Public Sale in Tennessee
From Tuesday's Daily Herald the Moore property of about 108 acres in the fifth district near Cuileoka sold Monday at noon in chancery court for $10. Nathan G. Robertson and associates purchased the home place at Cuileoka for $7,500, while Squire William Ballonfant bought a 35 acre tract for $105. The sale, subject to a life estate for the widow Mrs. va Moore Nelson, drew several bidders and was seen as favorable given the encumbrance.
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Immense Crowd at Wiliam Mexanier Funeral
Immense crowd gathered Sunday afternoon at 110 West Women residence for the funeral of Mrs. William Mexanier. Services were conducted by WL B. Taylor, pastor of the Piast Methodist church. Floral offerings were numerous and beautiful. The remains were interred in Hoey Hill. Friends and pallbearers included James Moore, Jobin Block, J. Lem Thoman, Ray Porter, T. Looney, and Joe A. Chapman.
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Porter Named Bad Character By Bank Head
Reported in the Daily Herald Porter’s actions are reviewed after a shooting by Maury county officers. Letters from First National Banks and Greensboro postmaster allege a bad character and mental unsoundness related to his France service. Sheriff Houser notes Porter spent over $100 to repair a car before abandoning it for a river trip. No civil suit timeline given.
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First National Banks
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Columbia
Boerlin Messenger Leaves for Paria with Large Drafts
A Boerlin messenger departed for Paria carrying drafts totaling two hundred million Holla. The letter hints at binding New York methods there and suggests the funds will arrive safely, with Manele Star noted among the details.
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Resting Forever in Rose Hill Cemetery
Lynnville report notes Mrs Mullins files damage suit over a great cause after installing a new mail handle. An investigator states action is against those deemed liable while references to a Santa Fe office and an electric pump appear in the fragment. Eugene Huckaby is mentioned as resting in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Harper Eugene Huckaby
Rose Hill Cemetery
Young Hero Huckaby Receives Military Honors at Rose Hill
Harper Enson Huckaby, killed in action at Bullecourt during the Hindenburg Line assault on Sept 29, is laid to rest at Rose Hill after funeral services at Pirat Baptist Church. A military escort from the Herbert Griffin Post and Taps conclude the rites, honoring a young soldier from Maury County.
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BH Percentage College Students At Columbian Military Academy
The 1927 catalog shows high college entry rates for graduates from the Columbian Military Academy. From 1917 to 1920 nearly all cohorts entered higher education, with 96 percent in 1920, plus notable figures like Rhodes Scholar Lieut. William Frierson and a photo of Cadet Meade Frierson, who died in France.
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France
County Superintendent Urges School Census Returns
Graham asks enumerators in the third, seventh, ninth and tenth districts to file early. Until Cotil test reports arrive, state board certification and county apportionment of school money are delayed. Other districts have already submitted their returns.
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Mrs Amy Warfield Alexander Dies After Poisoning
Mrs Amy Warfield Alexander wife of William Alexander died at her home south of Columbia from a dose of poison taken in a fit of melancholia and despondency. She had long been ill and her mind was deranged by poor health. Survived by husband two children Cornelia Alexander and Lawrence Alexander. Funeral arrangements to be announced tomorrow.
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Hilary Fox Called By Death
Hilary Fox died Sunday morning at his home in Culleoaka after months confined to bed. He was about twenty five, a maker in the Christian church, and survived by his parents L M Fox and A J Fox brothers Bryan Bot Claude Fox sisters Oma Farris Anna Gilliam A Stipes and Fidei Fox. Funeral services were held at the residence and interment at Campbell's Station with many friends in attendance.
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C Christan Church
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Welock
Campbell's Station
Aun Grants 200000 Times More Fe Teee
A dubious line from OCR text references a figure of 200000 and mentions mare fe teee in a fragmentary context. The readable portion offers no clear event, entities, or date to anchor a full news item or summary.
Dooley's Hat Goes First Into Ring
E Syd Dooley of Columbia announces candidacy for Maury County sheriff subject to the county Democratic primary next November. A respected former Anderson Bros. & Foster employee now with T S Richardsons lumber yards, he has served on the county Democratic committee and is expected to wage a strong campaign.
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Columbia
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Splendid Meeting Of Community Club Defers Meeting Night
A well attended Woodrow community club meeting discussed cover crops and planning. County Agent Abernathy led debates on local agriculture while the Woodlaw chapter shifted its regular meeting from the fourth to the second Friday each month. Prof Haymedin Pearl linked epidemic patterns to heart disease death rates in American cities. Native workers in Fiji strike for five six hour days.
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Dodson's Liver Tone Ad Promises Safe Liver Control
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a superior liver and bowel regulator and claims a money back guarantee. The copy asserts benefits over calomel and references a sales figure of 16 million bottles. Contains sensational claims and questionable safety language typical of vintage tonics.
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Dodson
County Suffering From Lack of Rain
County suffers from drought as sporadic showers fall but do not revive dry ground. Pastures need soaking rain and stands of late corn and early corn are poor. Clover hay was cut short but saved, and most small grain has been harvested, leaving farmers wary of the coming season.
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Wreck Victims Laid To Rest In Rose Gill
Funeral services were held for Karl Hale and Perry Bennett, two of the three victims of a car wreck, Monday after services at South Columbia Christian church and South Columbia Methodist church. Hale was laid to rest at Rowe Hill cemetery. Bennett’s service followed at the same cemetery with many floral tributes. A joint memorial program and interment were scheduled for the wreck victims.
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Gearee O ‘Watts
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