Maury County political announcements slate multiple candidacies
The notice lists numerous Democratic primary candidate declarations for Maury County Tennessee and surrounding districts. Names include Walter S Reardon of Spelbyville for circuit judge, H B Bowell and J B Garner for attorney general, J A Sanders and Jesse op. Bag for county judge, W B Gordon Major Williamson and Bry Gordon for county offices, and several for sheriff circuit court clerk register trustee and county court clerk. The items are authorized to announce by party lines with primary dates in April 1902.
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Walter S Reardon
Spelbyville
Cineesnee
Piery Divinion
Maury
Lawrence
Lewis
Marshall
Lincoln
Mowre
Heu
Rutherford
Salsert
Democratic Party
H. B Bowell
Lawrence County
The
Klewsnth Sudiciel
J. B Garner
Lawrennty
Eleventh Judicial District
Ben Childes Key
Giles County
Democratic
Yar
Esq
Jas. A. Sanders
Jesse Op. Bag
Maury County
W. B. Gordon
John T. Williamson
Bry. W. ©. Gordon
Jobin Latta
G. Newt Pickard
A. L. Emerson
Manry County
Jas. Forgey
W.F Embry
Willard P. Worley
Register
T Lipscomb
John G. Latta
James H. Kannon
G.K. Hoveer
Col. Als Horsley
Maury City
AL. Thomas
Forged Check Passed Through Franklin Merchant
Dr. Martin of Spring Hill Tennessee received a letter from Franklin merchant Roberts with a forged check on the Spring Hill bank. The check for a sum near value of 29.6 was signed M. E. Martin M Cp and endorsed by C D Porter and Thompson after Porter sold shoes to Roberts. Roberts may have to credit the loss.
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Sprin Hill
Tenn
Porter
Thompson
Roberts
Martin
Roberta
Ledger
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fragmented ad text from Columbia Mercantile Storage Co offering Ford line narters and guaranteed satisfaction with contact options included
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Ford
Erdor
Tf Columbia Mercantile Storage Co
Resignation at Vandberbit University Sparks Change
Hashville reports on March 1 with Dr Grose taking the chair of Alexander box reel Theology at Vandberbit University following the resignation of Dr Alexander. The move signals leadership changes within the theology department and campus academic direction.
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the Herald
Hashville
Wheat crops look red in Lawton county notes
Lawton March 10 reports wheat crops appearing red in parts of the county. Mise Lala Young and little Jefe Coderwood of Columbia visited last week. Lore and Della Hayes were in Lasie. Mr. Jake Martin, recently fined, is improving. Hayes welcomes a fine boy. A child of Mr. Sheppard has scarlet fever. Dr J Le Cverton and wife of Nunh Wille are home. Will Green and family visited Kedron. Alp plans to move soon and near a cat pot. Cam Frwen has hay to market. Raven Locks.
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Lawton
Mise Lala Young
Little Jefe Coderwood
Columbia
Lore
Della Hayes
Lasea
Jake Martin
Rory Sosames
Hayes
Sheppard
J. le Cverton
Nunhwille
Will Green
Kedron
Alp
Cam
Raven Locks
Water Valley Notes From March Weather And Local News
Regular services were held at the Methodist Church this morning Bro Hensley preached a fine sermon at Goshen and Greenbrier events are planned for April Relatives near Bethel visit Mr J P eae to visit and Miss Sallie Hutcheson is visiting Mrs Wallace Wooly Mrs Kiama Gardner has been ill but shows slight improvement Friends hope for recovery Some farmers have oats planted and are breaking for corn Wheat crop looks short with late sowing possibly failed O mrka
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Water Valley
Hensley
Goshen
Strand
Greenbrier
J. P. Eae
Bethel
Mec
J. Sowell
John Fleming
Will
Turkey Creek
Wm. Ladd
Sallie Hutcheson
Wallace Wooly
Bigby
Kiama
Local Notes From Parksville and Area Health Updates
Cincho aids digestion. March 10 at MSV ELE Parksville. After weeks away I return seeking admission to the Herald family. Community health is poor with pneumonia illness. Mrs John Lyle improves after sickness. Mrs Lyle also ill with pneumonia. Miss Brownie Gibbs visited Mrs Nathan Garner. Mrs Garner attends bedside of her daughter. Daisy Belle. Children coughs and colds. Ballard's Horehound Syrup praised for coughs and throat healing. The friends and relatives of Sims Jacobs mourn his sudden death in Sheffield Alabama. He was killed driving two railroad cars. funeral conducted by Prof Patton. burial delayed for sister’s arrival from Mississippi. Many mumps cases reported, including Florence Bassham and Turpin family. Mrs Jno Reeves and Nettie Pelea eaten spent in Frankln. Mr and Mrs Sparkman and Glen with relatives at Burwood. H. E. Trimble in Loco. Prof J E Trimble in Franklin. Nettie McKnight to Spring Hill for dressmaking. Rev J E Trimble to preach at Fairview. Elder Newt Derryberry to preach first Sunday in April. Mrs Bowser.
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Parksville
Herald
Frank Lyle
John Lyle
Brownie Gibbs
Nathan Garner
Nathan Grainer
Daisye Belle
Mississippi
Florence Bassham
Dno. Turpin
Jno. Reeves
Nettie Pelea
Frankln
James Sparkman
Gon
T. A.tanley
Oscar
Lee Trimble
Thomas Hawkins
Hunter
Nettie
Addie May McKnight
Jno
McKee
Charles McKnight
J. E
Trimble
Franklin
Nettie McKnight
Spring
Bigbyville
J. B. Walker
Nashville
W. J. Thomas
J. B. Lowell
Bingham
Dr. Briggs Infirmary
George Maxwell
W. Faires
J. E. Dixon
Annie Daugherty
Lynnville
Anna Thurman
Kate Dugger
Broadview
Thos
Tronsdale
T. W. Faires
McCormick Machinery Co
Mins
Irene Adkisson
Thos. Erwin
Reg. Holden
Porter's Chapel
Ray
Johnnie Alexander
Sunnyside
Ellen Mitchell
Carrie Mates
Columbia
Maud Matthews
May Thomas
Daisy Kemp
Hal Brombach
J. P. Bingham
Water Valley
New Ivan Kidney Cure Promised Amid Distracting Noise
Distressing notice touts a new kidney remedy claiming rapid relief of pain and urine issues. Local ads mention Glenn's Store on March 10 and various community updates. Deaths, sick relatives, and travel notes fill the rest of the column with brief social mentions from Clover Leaf to Putnam.
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Jean
Bisdder
Ivan
Kelley
Cincho for sale at Alcorn's and local notes
Snow Creek sees Rushan completing his regular appointment at Santa Fe. Mrs Rowa Gray of Sawdust Valley visited her mother Mrs Lizzie P Be last week. Mrs Sallie Pigg returned home after visiting friends. Mr and Mrs John Nichols of Union stayed with sister Mrs Kim Pigg recently. Mrs Golden Fitzgerald returned from visit to sister Mrs Wiggie Blockers in Columbia. Mr and Mrs Willie Alderson of Sawdust Valley appeared in our area last week. Little Bertie Lee McMeen is very sick. Mr and Mrs Boble Johnson visited his mother Mrs Bate Johnson of Bethel last week. Miss Alice McBride visiting her Aunt Mrs Jessie D Pigg. Mr and Mrs John Eskew of Wil-
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Snow Creek
Rushan
Sante Fe
Rowa Gray
Sawdust Valley
Lizzie P' Be
Sallie Pigg
John Nichols
Tnion
Kim Pigg
Golden Fitzgerald
Wiggie Blockers
Columbia
Willie Alderson
Bertie Lee McMeen
Boble Johnson
Bate Johnson
Bethel
Alice McBride
Jessie D. Pigg
John Eskew
Wil
Saloons Closed in McMinnville Bring Quiet Years Ahead
McMinnville reports from Nashville American note the closing of saloons reduced crime and disorder. Recorder’s Court activity dropped to near zero for months while police protection vanished. Jail and workhouse remained empty as Marshall position sits unfilled. A McKenzie view cites 86 arrests for drunkards last year versus five after abolition.
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McMinnville
Nashville American
Recorder's Court
Cir Marshall Brown
Board of Aldermen
Marshall
McKenzie
American
City Recorder
R. J. Parnell
Marshall J. L. Dixon
Buck's Ocean Store Seeds Offer in Columbia
Advertises garden seeds at Buck's Ocean Store 21 South Main Street offering beans peas and pumpkins in bulk and package forms. Claims large yields and satisfaction with varieties such as Union sets large white yellow Danvers and northern globe pumpkins and Missouri Mammouth pumpkin seed.
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Columbia
Buck
Ocean
Union
Missouri
Ocean Store
South Main Street
Cultivator Prices At Sarrenrreco Donsox
Local ad notes cultivator prices at Sarrenrreco and Donsox marled listing a sale for farmers. Includes urging buyers not to miss the offer.
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Sarrenrreco & Donsox
Important Meeting of Maury County Daughters of Confederacy
The Maury County and Winnie Davis Chapters of the Daughters of the Confederacy are requested to meet at the residence of Mrs. H. G. Evane this evening. Full attendance is desired.
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Maury County
Winnie Davis
Daughters of the Confederacy
H. G. Evane
Gromt
Tiny
Non-Resident Notice in Chancery Court at Columbia
Clerk and Master orders nonresident defendants Jim Irvine and John Wisener to appear within three days of the next term and plead to the bill or be confessed. Hearing set after April 18. Copy published in the Columbia Herald for four weeks. Akin signs as Clerk and Master. Voorhies represents complainant.
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Columbia
Tent
C. Fitzgerald Et al
Jim Irvine
John Wisener
State of
Tennessee
Chancery Court
Exparte
Columbia Herald
A.N. Akin
C. Voorhies
W. Gibbs
Tonn
D. Y. Ropers Corner
Ropers
Anid Phosphate Company
W. J. Eakin
Sores
Amanda Moss
Thomas Miter
Anme
American Phosphate Co
Thomas Foster
Erman
N. Akin
Sawmill Disaster In Tiptonville Kills One Injures Two
In Tiptonville Tennessee a fatal explosion or collapse at Fleming's sawmill yesterday killed Sam Bur and left Tom Wiles and another man seriously hurt. The mill was wrecked and the body was found with injuries described as severe. This report notes the distance of the incident and incomplete details.
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Tiptonville
Tenn
Fleming
Sam Buroathi
Actate Hi Rts
Tom Wiles
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Dr. Alexander
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MSV
Joe McGrath
Bry Hutchinson
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Ballard
A. B. Rains
Glenn's Store
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Luther Cathey
Kate Stephenson
Hopelean
Clover Leaf
Putnam
We No Woldridge, Co
Petty, Morgan & Co
McCain
Alcorn's
T. N. Figuers
Marld
Alcorn’s
Gordon & Towler
Rutledge & Gordon, General Insurance
Toom
Masonic Building
Chichester
Englia
Ietter
Petare Mall
Iherogeists
Chichester Chemical Co
Madison Square
PMILA
Columbia Market Report
New Orleans
Rio
Catton
Joan
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