Retirements, Visits, and Graduations Across Columbia
Miss Ida and Mary Scott retire from Clarksville after witnessing Amos Scott's graduation at Southwestern University. Numerous locals travel, visit kin, and attend chautauqua and graduations including Reese Thomas Amis at Yale, William Towler at Vanderbilt, and others in Cullooka, Lebanon, Nashville, and Murfreesboro.
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Ida
Mary Scott
Clarksville
Amos Scott
South Western University
Wallace Ussery
White Bluff
Florence
Tabitha Willamson
Cullooka
Chicago
Jonas Thomas Amis
Yale University
Reese Thomas Amis
Europe
John Nelson
Hillary Park
Choutangdars
Lebanon
Mises Margaret Turner
Susie Lipscpin
Sheffield
L. E. Burbaker
F. M Ricketts
Mt. Pleasant
Columbia
Barrett Shelton
Decatur
Ala
Sims Latta
Birmingham
Atlanta
Ji. T Shelton
Law Department
Cumberland University
Virginia Tomlinson Wooten
J. L. Hutton
Josephine
Shelbyville
John Hutton
R. B. Jones
Chattanooga
Mahlen Gilbert
South High Street
Will Hamm
Lawrence Kannon
Nashville
Glendale
W. R. Hutton
Huntsville
W. J. Dale
S N. Beckett
Bear Creek
Dr. Nowlin
Carlton
William Fry
Horn Springs
Ed Beasley
Wilkes King
Lewisburg
Ma Be Tominson
Noel Abernathy
B. Fanell
Join McGary
Louisville
Tease St
Claude Godwin
Walter Griffin
W. B. Greenlaw
William
Vanderbilt
Misa Bellse Oakes
Jake Oliver
Hampshire
Charlotte Whithorne Hughes
Reese Denton
Visting
Henry Osgood Fulton
Franklin
Irene Lowell
Knoxville
Leah Boyd
Blanche Wilkes
Charlotte Smiser
Collier
Callooka
Annis Joyce
J. T. Taylor
Winchester
Levine Hall
Murfreesboro
Hall
Roma
Wall
Union Telegraph Company
Nannie Adams
Kentucky
M. C. Adams
Ois
A. B. Ewing
William Gunn
A M Cochran
Columbia Produce Company
Lois Atkerson
Broadview
Grace Nowlin
Highland Avenue
Carmack Statue Pedestal Prep at Capitol Grounds
North Carolina granite pedestal for Edward Ward Carmack statue at the state capitol grounds. McNeel Marble Works will fashion 30 by 19 foot base with end vases, granite background, and bronze tablet. Pedestal and statue aims for completion by mid August with heavy slabs moved by derricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
The
McNeel Marble Works
Nasbviille
J. W. Winley
McNeel Marble
Mullerta
Edward Ward Carmack
Capitol Grounds
Capitol
Groun’s
Maretta
Prababa
Registration Notice for Maury County Voters in July 1912
Maury county Tennessee opens registration from seven in the morning to nine in the evening on July 8th, 9th and 10th 1912 at all twenty nine precincts. Voters who re registered since August 1 1911 or changed residence since last registration must appear. One registrar will visit The Herald office in Columbia on July 1 to obtain books and certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
Tenneseer
The
Herald
Columbia
Tennessee
JAS
Kannon
MO. B. Brooks
H. Courtney
Judge Newton Pollard Dead in Franklin Tennessee
Judge Newton Pollard aged 74 died at Cedarcraft home five miles east of Franklin at 3 PM. A prominent Williamson County citizen, he was a successful farmer, Democratic leader, and former county court member. Survived by a large family including son Dr Thomas G. Pollard of Nashville area. brother to Judge William Pollard of Madison County Court. wife sister of the late Dr T G Shanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena
Robbie Beasley
Jacksonville
Fla
Hhis
Beasley
North Garden Street
M. EB. O'Bryan
Lewisburg
Wesley Bvins
Cullooka
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge
Tullahoma
John T. Wooten
Frank Swansburg
Herdison
Duck River
William B. Young
Clifty Creek Coal & Coke Company
Columbia
Columbia Military Academy
Young
Dve L Pickard
Mr. Pleasant
C. D. Nowlin
South High Street
Annie Wilkes
W. T Chaffin
Memphis
Howlett Wilson
Nasnyville
George H. Armstead, Jr
Franklin
Ina Sims
Sparta
Chas
G. Sims
W. H. Gilbert
Nashville
Venderout
T. G. Shanon
Polland
Thos. G. Pollard
Nagavile
Arch Lipscomb Lands Whopper at Delk's Mill
A crowd of camp fishers near Delk's Mill included H. E. Ritter and Miles Cook with Arch Lipscomb. It is rumored that Lipscomb landed a seven pound bass Wednesday afternoon, a fish described as colossal in size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delk’s Mill
H. E. Ritter
Miles Cook
Arch Lipscomb
Ashton Mills installs new turbine wheels for city power
Ashton Mills are installing two turbine wheels capable of four hundred horsepower to operate machinery and power a forthcoming two hundred kilowatt dynamo for city public utilities. The setup, largest on Duck River, aims to lower power costs and will be housed in an iron wheel house. The mill may raise its dam two feet in spring to boost flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton Mills
Stalrd
Ashton
Duck River
Avhton
Ldam
Webster assumes Southern department at Horseman and Times
W. J. Webster Jr. takes charge of the Southern department of The Horseman and Spirit of the Times in Chicago. A noted authority on blooded stock, he earns the good wishes of Maury countians as he begins his new role. Mr and Mrs G K Houser rejoice over the arrival of a grandson at the home of Mr and Mrs A B Yeager in Ada Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. J. Webster, Jr
Horseman and Spirit of the Times
Chicago
Peing
Marriage Licenses Issued To Four Couples
Marriage licenses were issued this morning to L. E. Foster and Miss Leanna Howell, and Clarence Culber son and Miss Novelean Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Foster
Leanna Howell
Clarence Culberson
Novelean Miller
Doc Crowe Enters Justice of the Peace Race in Rally Hill Area
J A Doc Crowe, a well known Rally Hill merchant, announced his candidacy for justice of the peace in the third civil district which covers Spring Mill Keizo Rally Hill and Neapolis. He is a longtime public affairs participant and a son of the late Jos M Crowe, noted in county politics. He and his friends expect strong support for high county court service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A
Doc) Crowe
Rally Hill
Iing
Spring Mill
Keizo
Rally HI
Neapolis
Capne
Jos M Crowe
Also Mentioned on This Page
UEP Runal Mention
Misa Eliza Ballanfant
Culleoka
John Wesley Finney
Sleepy Hollow
Lady Love Evins
Columbia Bank @ Trust Co
Capital Grounds
Judge Newton Pollard
Williamson County
Maury Dry Goods Company
Chautauqua
Nanguog
NIM
DELK
Chance On
Cotham Bros
Headquarters For
Wedding Presents
J. A. Doc Crowe
Out For
Justice
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