Maury County Officials Nominate Candidates for August Election
The Herald announces candidates for Maury County offices to be elected Thursday August 6 1914. Names include Joe T Wilkes for County Court Clerk Cory Gardner Arch W Lipsdale D Looney Frank H Smith Davie Mitchell A Haye Pat Dooley John W Adkison Ross Burne John Fraser Turpin Linn Cheek Griffin Whitaker Goad Buck Pogue Taylor Lentz Green and others for Sheriff Register Trustee and Constable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe T. Wilkes
Cory Gardner
Maury County
Arch W. Lipsdale
Frank H. Smith
Dew
Davie Mitchell
A. “Brit” Davie
John W. Adkison
Ross Burne
Bilection
W. L Linn
Herald
W. J. Goad
Sherif
Whiy
W. J.“Sim Buck" Pogue
Register of
Bam J. Taylor
Lentz
Dierict
Columbia Woman Found Insensible
Special to The Herald from Nashville reports Mrs. Mattie Jones of Columbia was found insensible on the streets in Cincinnati. She claims she was drugged by a man she had been with and was picked up this morning.
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Cincinnati
The
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Mra
Mattie Jones
Columbia
Inquiry Fails to Identify Woman Called Mrs Mattie Jones
Police headquarters and other city districts investigate a mystery woman named Mrs Mattie Jones. No one able to identify her is found, though some recall a vague memory of such a person.
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Mattie Jones
Norton Nichols Graduates From Vanderbilt Medical Dept
Norton Nichols son of former Circuit Court Clerk A J Nichols graduates from Vanderbilt University medical department with high honors. He led the Leeee Senel scrait record during four years at the university and plans to locate where not yet known.
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Norton Nichola
A J. (Gov) Nichols
Han
Vanderbilt University
Young Nichole
Van‘aerbit
Liquor Tax Stamp Deadline Drawn For Dealers
The notice warns liquor dealers must obtain federal special tax stamps by June 30 or face arrest and penalties. It covers wholesale and retail liquor and malt dealers with fines up to 5000 dollars and two years imprisonment for noncompliance. Local collectors handle stamp applications and payments.
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Nashville
Aice
Federal
Internal Revenue Collector
B. B. Craig
U. S
Revenue Department
Custom House
Hon
Craig
Internal Revenue
Tenn
Notice to Creditors and Debtors in Morton Estate
Having duggées cute mediventy of the estate of A. J. Morton deceased all persons having claims against said estate will file them with H. W. Thomas County Court Clerk duly authenticated on or before the 12th day of December 1914 or they will be forever barred All persons indebted to said estate will please come forward at once and settle with me This June 8 1914 Callie Morton Administratriz
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Maury County
Tennessee
J. H. Kannon
J. B. Brooks
A. J. Morton
H. W. Thomas
Callie Morton
Maury Farmers Pressed For Labor In Wheat Harvest
Maury county farmers face an acute labor shortage amid record wheat acreage and strong yields. Harvesting stretches long and requires extra hands as men, women, and children work in fields to shock and gather grain while corn threshing looms ahead.
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Maury County
Fire drives Hello Girls from Cumberland exchange
A fire at the Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company building forced the Hello Girls to evacuate the exchange above Harlan and Pugh’s store. The operators remained outside for about thirty minutes until the smoke cleared.
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Harlan & Pugh
Telephone Exchange
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company
Mrs Mac Campbell and Rev S M Cherry Pass Away
Obituary notices from Nashville Tennessee detail the deaths of Mrs Alice Louise Campbell near Spring Hill at 12 05, aged 74, and Rev Sterling McAlister Cherry aged 78 in Westmoreland Sumner County. Campbell leaves eight children with six living, graves at Rose Hill, services at Grace Chapel, pallbearers named, funeral directors Oakes and Nichols. Cherry noted as Tennessee Annual Conference elder in service over half a century, married 1865 to Emma Capers, two children survive, long-time beloved pastor. both notices reflect early 20th century rural community obituaries.
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James Howell Wilkes
Wilkes
Middle Tennessee
Maury County
Old Jackson College
University of Nashville
Capt
Hamilton
Nashville
Austin
Arkansas
Murfreesboro
Johnson Hospital
Cedar Street
Columbus
Miss
Paul F. Eve
Columbia Hospital
Third Arkansas Cavalry
Army of Tennessee
Herman
Charlotte
N.C
Southern Heroism. After the War Dr. Wilkes
Bigbyville
Columbia
First Presbyterian Church
Mias Medora Davis
Williamson County
New York City
Robert L. McKinney
J. Wallace Wilkes
Charles H. Monk
N. R. Wilkes
New York
7. C. Molloy
Dra
Willamson
Perry
Thomas
Harrison
Porter
Biddle
Sheddian
Williamson, Jr
Ragsdale, Voorbles
Oakes & Nichols
Alice Louise Campbell
Col. M. C. Campbell
Spring’ Hill
Colin
Grace Chapel
Geo. P. Hester
Franklin
Rose Hill Cemetery
Haynes Ayres, Jr
Fenton Campbell
Bam Warren
Edwin Buckner
Arnall Peery
Frank Dale
A. N. Akin
Dr. J. 0. Hardin
Walker P. Woldridge
Hiram L. Hendley
J. R. Smith
EB. H. Ayres, Jr
W. C. Branham
8. N. Warren
Tennessee
Cookeville
Cherry
Emma Capers
South Carolina
W. C. Cherry
8. M. Cherry
M. H
Cholera work widens as new expert joins city team
Dr L M Morarity from Columbus joins Maury cholera force to lead hog cholera work. He works under state agriculture and veterinarian Dr George F Witte and will oversee the campaign. An unrelated ad notes Dean’s Reguleta laxative at 26¢ a box in drug stores.
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L. M. Morarity
Columbus, C
Maurycx
Morarity
Agriculure
George ft.Witte
Good Meeting in Ninth District Tax Plot Exposed
A Tuesday courthouse gathering revealed a plan by Horace Rainey and Judge McKnight to seize tax books for Ninth District farmers. They intended to gather names and data to orchestrate widespread theft, aiming to profit from farmers’ data rather than work.
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Court House
Ike Horace Rainey
Judge McKnight
Hoge Im Tha
Presidency of S. P. University Decided in Clarksville
Clarksville Tenn June 24 Announcement was made today that the presbytery declined to consider the presidency of S P University. Dr J B Hutton was urged by his congregation at Jackaxl Miss to remain with his church and synod and not pursue the post.
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Clarksvill
Tenn
J. B. Hutton
S. P. University
Iis
Jackaxl
Miss
Hutton
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Spring Hill
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Sumner County
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