Rumored Crump Deal with Regulars Shocks Nashville
Report from Nashville notes a possible agreement between Mayor Crump and Hilary Howse to move local bills out of the Senate. The Memphis executive may join Liquorites while maintaining ties with Fusionists, fueling speculation about political maneuvering and hidden terms.
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Hilary Howse
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Hillary Howse
Memphis
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New Waterworks for Mt Pleasant Ready by August
Mt Pleasant will install a water works system by August first per Chief of Police W H Willis. A water pipe already runs for two to three miles and water flows through it. Water will be drawn from Stewart's Springs about eight miles away, providing a strong natural pressure for city needs.
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W. H. Willis
Columbia
Stewart's Springs
Goat Barbeque for the Officers at Oliver Bros
A goat barbecue was given Tuesday night by county officers and police, at Oliver Bros. stable on Main Street. The event drew a good crowd and showcased local community spirit.
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County Oficers
Oliver Bros. Stable
Main Street
Young worker injured by falling tin cans at cannery
Percy Moore fourteen year old son of Wooten Moore dropped a heavy box of tin cans on his left ankle at the canning factory Wednesday morning breaking one bone in the ankle. The wound is painful but he is expected to be out again in a few days. He was employed at the cannery and formerly a carrier for The Daily Herald.
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Wooten Moore
Canning Factory
Cauning
Young Moore
Daily Herald
Fine Colt Foaled on Thomas Farm Near Glendale
One of the best bred colts in the county has just been foaled by Marta the fine mare owned by H. W. Thomas on his farm near Glendale. The colt was sired by Al Stanley Jain.
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Glendale
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House approves general appropriation with $500 member pay
Special to The Herald from Nashville reports the House of Representatives reconsidered and passed the general appropriation bill including a $500 extra pay per member. Galloway of Maury County led a largely failing bid to strike the extra compensation as "disgraceful." The chamber also approved the State fair bill setting $20,000 yearly for two years and $5,000 yearly for county fairs.
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Nashville
Tenn
House of Representatives
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Maury County
House
Maury County Fair Prizes Highlight Mule Show and Lawsuit
Prizes totaling 100 for best three year old and older mule pairs, best male exhibit with a championship cup, and four mule team categories promise top payouts at the Maury county fair. Separately, Norgrass sues Louisville and Nashville Railway for 1800 dollars, claiming the train failed to stop at Carters Creek station, causing injuries. trial follows judge’s charge with attorney W Salmon for plaintiff and Hughes for railroad.
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Norgrass
Louisville & Nashville Railway
Sam Holding
Turner
Hom W. ©. Salmon
Plaintif
Casters Creek
Hon. W. Salmon
Hughes C Hughes
County Roads Commission Meeting Yields Petitions
The county road commission held its regular meeting Monday with full attendance. Several petitions were presented to the board. Subscribe for The Herald.
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County Road Commission
Around Town For Sale In Rhode Inland Red Eggs
Rhode Inland Red Eggs offered at 17 for 1 dollar. Sold by W H Lovell in Santa Fe Tennessee. Watson Bros near completion of their stallion and jack barn on South Main Street. stable to hold about twenty horses plus mares and jennets.
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Santa Fe
Tenn
Watson Bros
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