Duck River Farm to Be Sold for Division
The Capt. F. B. Craige Farm of 435 acres near Columbia on Duck River and Snow Creek will be sold for division among five heirs. Priced at 140 dollars per acre, terms offer one third cash and the rest in four annual installments. Property includes a 10 room house, several outbuildings, spring and pond water, rail shipping station nearby, and fertile Duck River bottom soil.
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Duck River
F. B. Craige
Snow Creek
Columbia
Nest Peur Ie
Seattm
28 Men Guarantee Return of Chautauqua
The Redpath Chautauqua return is assured by 28 guarantors from Columbia who pledge 700 season tickets. They netted about 170 this season and project a record year next. Prominent signers include Eugene, W. Beans, Cunningham, McKinnon, Porter, McKinney, and others.
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Columbia
Eugene Ere
Dinning
Black
C. Voorhies
Robert Pillow
W. B Greenlaw
J. Y. Stephenson
Leo Turpin
Adkinson
A. Jy Walker
SD. Logeo
A. Parker, Jr
IL NM. Shepherd
Gallery Quip Sparks Talk of Old Masters
The exchange touches on owning numerous old masters amid a gallery display as Mr Cunnrus responds with a confident aside. Fragmentary lines hint at a boast about possessing artworks while a stray phrase suggests campus slang.
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Mr. Cunnrus
Tre
Unanimous Backing of Highway Plan in Maury County
Columbia Retail Credit Association appliances endorse the state highway department plan to cooperate with Maury County on permanent highways, proposing bonds for the county one third share. J. M. Dean and E. A. McLean of the University of Tennessee extension division outline progress in Maury County, including widespread community clubs and alfalfa and soy bean cultivation. The group supports the Middle Tennessee Farmers Institute and annual county fair with prizes for participants.
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State Highway Department
Maury County
Columbia Retail Credit Association
J. M. Dean
E. A. McLean
Dean
McLean
Division of Extension
University of Tennessee
Columbia
Middle Tennessee Farmers Institute
Middle Tennessee
Dodson’s Liver Tone advertised as safe calomel substitute
An old advertisement warns that calomel harms the liver and stomach, claiming Dodson’s Liver Tone is a harmless vegetable alternative. It promises quick liver action and profits for druggists, urging readers to buy a bottle for a few cents and try it before demanding a refund.
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Dodson
Kinzer Buys Glendale Farm Near Blerdale
Albert Kinzer purchased the J. T. Jonnette farm of 40 acres in the Fifth district near Glendale through Miguérn Realty Co for 5600 dollars or 370 an acre. He will take possession in the fall, moving from Hickman County, and the Kinzer family is expected to enhance Glendale citizenship.
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Albert Kinzer
J. T. Jonnette
Glendale
Miguérn Realty Co
Kiner
Hickman ‘County
Kinger
Iron tonic Ziron touted for anemia in ad copy
An advertisement promotes Ziron as a nourishing iron based tonic for anemia chlorosis and weakness. It cites a testimonial from Mrs Mae Belle Perkins of Adairsville Georgia claiming improved appetite sleep and reduced pain after taking Ziron for two weeks.
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Mae Belle Perkins
Adairsville
Dairy cow herd growth eyed in Manry County milk push
Prof. B A McLean County agent reports eastern and southern Manry farmers increasingly milk production oriented. Crews ship cream to Nashville and Winchester, plan to buy separators. A farmer with seven cows earned 87.60 on first month’s cream, while feeding pigs with skimmed milk. He hails cream checks as velvet, predicting countywide testing association will boost monthly income and soil fertility.
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Manry County
B. A. McLean
McLean
Groveland
Glendale
Bryant Station
Cullooka
Nashville
Winchester
Prof. McLean
Freezone Aims at Corn Pain Quick Removal
An ad claims Freezone instantly eases aching corn pain and removes the corn with a simple bottle found at drug stores. It suggests the product also removes calluses without irritation and mentions a minor sting during application.
Sixteen Cent and Twenty Dollar Swine Dispute Case
Law actions in Lawrence County chancery court involve stock dealers Crowder and McGee of Lautenburg and Clarence J. Akin with claims over hog prices and a car load of hogs bought to be delivered April 10 to 20. The suit seeks 1116 as the difference between agreed price and market value, with assertions of agency by Newt and Emmett Foster and lack of notice of non sole agency by the complainants. Also filed are divorces and property actions including a house and lot sale in Mt. Pleasant and other chancery filings Hawaii
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Chancery Court
Bessie Perry
Howard Perry
J. B
Robert Eslick
Ellen Shine
Mt. Pleasant
Crowder and McGee
Lautencburg
Clarence J. Akin
Akin
Loulavile
Newt
Emmett Foster
Agif
Death of farmer and merchant E L Woodward
E L Woodward well known farmer and traveling salesman for Park Bros dies at home Sunday afternoon after six months illness. Native of Marshall County he moved to Columbia years ago and planned retirement to farming. Funeral held at 10 am today at home, Rev J D Henginy officiating, burial in New Hope cemetery. Survived by wife three children parents and two sisters.
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ER .L. Woodward
Bear Creek
Mr. Woodward
Marshall County
Columbia
Park Bros
J. D. Henginy
New Hope Cemetery
Cornersville
Mrx
Newt Hood, Jr
Dean
Herman Woodward
J. C. Woodward
Clark
Cli
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Farmer
Middle Tennessee Railroad
Williamsport Pike
Craige’s Bridge
Kettle Mills
Figuers Realty Company
Retail Credit Association
Blerdale
Figuers Realty Co
Movement For Testing Association
Bill of
Lawrence County
L. Woodward
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