Land Sale Notice in Chancery Court at Columbia Tennessee
Mrs. A. A. Kinzer and others are listed in a Chancery Court decree from April 1916. The sale is set for Monday July 3 1916 at an unspecified location per minute book 4, page 106.
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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
8
Land sale in Maury County Tennessee 1916 notice
Public notice of a mortgage sale in Maury County Tennessee tied to W F M Kinzer vs G W Stockard et al. The sale, held at the Maury County Courthouse in Columbia, targets 8 to 9 acres in the 5th and 20th civil districts, with cash payment and no redemption. Dates cited June 9 1916 and April term 1916 chancery court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sth
Maury County
Tennessee
Williamsport Pike
Mra. A. A
Kings New Life Pills Promise Daily Bowel Movement
An old advertisement touts Kings New Life Pills as a gentle laxative and blood purifier. It claims daily bowel movement signals health, promises freedom from constipation, and an overall tonic effect. The price is 25 cents at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Land Sale No 1882 in Maury County Tennessee
Pursuant to a 1916 decree Elmer Fraser et al will sell on Monday July 3 1916 at 12 noon at the Court House in Columbia Tennessee the 40 acre tract bounded by Clay Church W Sellers and Knob Creek described in deed Book T Vol 2 page 549 terms cash sale free from redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Fraser
Chancery Court
Columbia
Tennessee
Jadove
Court House
Sam Ayano
Emmane
Old 20Th Civil District
Maury County
Tenn
Knob Creek
Horace Timmons
T. J. Timmons
J. W. Harris
Cliff and
Andrew Harris
H. Williams
B. Fariss
Clay Church
W. ©. Sellers
Fraser
Mora B. Pariss
P. T. Anderson Becomes Dentist at Vanderbilt
Special to The Herald Nashville Tenn June 19 Major class at the Vanderbilt University School of Dentistry saw Prest on Thomas Anderson of Williamsport Tennessee earn the Doctor of Dental Surgery degree this week making him part of one of the largest graduating classes in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Preston Thomas Anderson
Williamsport
Tennessee
Vanderbilt University
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Columbia Farmer Testimony
R E Hogan of Columbus says his kidney trouble caused sharp back pain and frequent painful secretions. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from H B Adams Drug Store, his back ache eased and kidney secretions passed more normally. Price 50 cents at all dealers. Dean's Kidney Pills advertised by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
R. E. Hogan
Farmer
W. Seventh
Columbis
Doan
H. B. Adama
Price Soc
Dean
Mr. Hogan
Foster-Milburn Co
Rove
Buffalo
N, Y
Deed Sale in Multiple Counties by Court Order
In 1916 the Chancery Court in Columbia set a sale for land in Marshall and Maury counties as part of a decree in NO 1661 Bees 8, Price and wife. The 50 acre tract in two districts would be sold at noon to the highest bidder with a 12 and 24 month credit and one third cash, possession after confirmation, with notes and lien. Also an advertisement notes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey remedy for coughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Tennessee
Marshall County
Maury County
Tenn
Harmon
Welch
Tilman
Jones
Durchase
Mora B
Fariss, C. & M
Dr. Bell
Striking Views of the Academy Featured in New Book
Col O C Hulvey president of the Columbia Military Academy issued a richly illustrated booklet showcasing grounds buildings and cadets. It includes images of Columbia residences in Maury County such as those of John H Dinning and Col Joseph L Hutton and a vivid photo of Columbia Institute girls returning from a horseback ride in front of its ivy clad castle like building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Hulvey
Columbia Military Academy
Geome
Columbia
Maury J County
John H. Dinning
Columbia Institute
Highest Praise 18 Given Padgett by President Wilson
Army and Navy Register lauds Representative Lemuel P. Padgett for steering the naval appropriation bill through the House and committee. It cites President Wilson’s and Secretary Daniels’ letters praising his handling, stating the naval program advanced without partisan controversy and strengthened national defense. Daniels commends Padgett’s clear, comprehensive report on H. R. 15,947 and his loyal friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Padgett
Wilson
Army and Navy Journal
Lemuel P. Padgett
Naval Affairs Committee
Woodrow Wilson
Daniels
Register
Daniel
Army and Navy Register
House Naval Committee
White House
Washington
President Wilson
Senate
House
Washington, D. C
Josephus Daniels
June Health Reminder From Smiler Drug Co Ad
An old advertisement urges readers to enjoy June in good health. It touts Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy to improve kidney function and relieve aches and pains such as rheumatism lumbago and stiffness. The copy invites readers to feel fit and strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Smiler Drug CO
Over Fifty Per Cent Advance In Shoe Materials
Local Columbia dealers report steep price hikes across shoe components with March 1915 costs now doubled or more. Leather, calf skins, buttons, laces, and lining show substantial increases, forcing higher retail prices for all fall and winter shoes and promising further surcharges on future purchases. Industry veteran William Evans notes buyers face $1 and more added per pair on higher grades, with cheaper lines also carrying proportionate increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Maury County
Meg
Union
William Evans
Movement to form city Missionary Union gathers
A meeting of ladies from several city missionary societies met at First Presbyterian in the session room on Thursday evening to form a Missionary Union of all ladies societies. Initiated by the Young Ladies Missionary Society with Elise Ewing as president, Mack Missionary Society extended invitations. Strong enthusiasm appeared among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
All Ladies’ Missionary Societies
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
Mise Elise Ewing
Mack Missionary Society
Maury County Tax Assessor Candidates Announced
The Herald lists candidates for Tax Assessor in Maury County Walter McCandless Jesse Overton Webb Williams Ben Cowley and Ben Cowley plus Hite Separated as a separate entry and the notice confirms Walter Griffin seeks reelection as Sheriff John W Adkinson seeks reelection as Trustee and W J Goad runs for Constable Ninth District Election set for August 3 1 1926 The ad includes a medical product promotion for Deans ointment at 50c a box
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Walter Griffin
Sherif
Maury County
J. Goad
Ninth District
Horrible Crime At Murfreesboro Details Emergence In Rutherford
Nashville dispatch reports John Dyer jailed in Murfreesboro charged with seducing and murdering his sister in law Mollie Watt son whose body was found hanged in a barn, suggesting suicide but alleged homicide. Public excitement rising in Rutherford county as authorities investigate. Bardock Blood Bitters ad touts cures for impure blood and weak digestion at $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
John Dyer
Murfreesboro
Mollie Watt
Dyer
Rutherford County
Viewing the Future or Present Cheer in The Hersid
A reflective piece urges readers to face the future with cheer rather than fear. The verse muses on optimism, personal stance, and the idea that hope can trump anxiety in looking ahead to what may come.
His Sixteen Years Suffering Now Ended
A fragmented ad style notice names Foley and Henderson and mentions mineral waters and pills as relief for long suffering. The copy references kidney pain, sleeplessness, and a product called Siteey Plus sold by Smiler Drug Co. as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Smiler
Insurance case in favor of plaintiff verdict and penalties
The Hartford Fire Insurance Company of Hartford Conn. faced a circuit court case arising from a non payment of a policy on Kennedy home burned earlier. The jury returned a verdict of 400 with 24 interest and a 100 penalty in favor of Kennedy. Kennedy had been charged with arson but was acquitted. The insurer sought an investigation by the marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Kennedy
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Martford
Gore
Kennedy
Thawistrate
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Mra
Elizabeth King Ve
A. A. Kinzer
Figuers
Oat Mora B
Fariss
Adv
M. Mobris Vs
P. T. Anderson
P. Price
Academy
Col. O. C. Hulvey
Launch Movement Missionary Union
Crow Elkhart
Bray & Tate
Lynnville, Tenn
Ewell Farm
Yorkshire
Percy Brown
Spring Hill, Tenn
Martin College
Pulaski
J. T. Wynn
Pulaski, Tenn
Mets
Kly
Amnc
Walter McCandless
Tet Atteseor
Daw
Jesse Overton
Dav
Ammouicr Webb Williams
Meur County
Beng HU | Sepaardase
Hite County
Ben Cowwley
John W. Adkison
Bardock
Plankville
Columbia Canning CO
J. J. Wilson
Bell Phone
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