Hailstones Freeze Ice Cream on Carter Creek
A report describes a hailstorm along Carter Creek where stones as large as eggs hit the ground and roofs, breaking glass. The event is tied to widespread rain damage across the Middle Tennessee railroad region with washouts and trestle damage near Garrison Station and the county line.
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Carters Creek
Middle Tennessee
Maury and
Williamson County
Garrison Station
Mt. Pleasant
Catheye Creek
Brown
M. M. Beasley
Ice blocks weighed between two and seven pounds
Dr Beasley recounted collecting a bucket of hailstones after the storm to make ice cream served at supper. The area suffered minor damage with some roofs and glass affected but no serious harm reported.
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Beasley
Insurance agency pays large tornado claim in county
Hendley Cochran and Thomas funded a $2000 tornado loss for M S Smith of Culleoka after the March 1 treat. the agency has written over a half million dollars in policies in ten days and says it has more policies for other clients.
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Hendley, Cochran & Thomas
M. S. Smith
Culleoka
W&w
Committee Maintains Proposed City Boundary With Narrow Additions
The Board of Trade legislative committee meets at Maury National Bank and votes to keep the proposed extension of Columbia city limits unchanged, adding a line along Amelia Phillips’ lot to the Louisville & Nashville rail right of way and outlining subsequent boundary followings toward the Columbia Arsenal property, Horace Rainey track, and Florence & Sheffield railroad. LETTER FROM CHAIRMAN FORGEY accompanies the decision.
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Legislative Committee
Board of Trade
Maury National Bank
Parker
Columbia
Tenn
Mar
C. A. Parker
Columbia, Tenn
Harald
Amelia Phillips
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Columbia Arsenal
Columbia Military Academy
Eeid Arsenal
Academy
Florence & Sheffield Railroad
Raid Ly. & N
Eald L. & N
John, Smith
Horace Rainey
T B
Forgey
Shooting on Seventh Street ends with dog hit and man fined
Dr A H Johnson fired twice at Leo the Great Dane near Bethel House. one pellet grazed a traveling Underwood Typewriter Co. man, Mr Well, who stood in front. The dog was not seriously hurt. Patrolman Hight arrested Johnson for shooting in the city and a fine was set at the recorder.
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A. H. Johnson
Leo
Richard Smith
R. Well
Underwood Typewriter Company
Bethel House
Dr. Johnson
Garden Street
Mr. Well
Well
Hight
Dr Johnson
Hardin County Issues Two Marriage Licenses
County Court official Hardin W. Thomas issued licenses to Miss Della Green and W. L. Brewer and to Miss Bessie Neeley and Emmett McCormick this morning.
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Hardin W. Thomas
Della Green
W. L. Brewer
Bessie Neeley
Emmett McCormick
Deadlock Ends as Illinois Elects Two Senators
In Springfield on March 25 Jas Hamilton Le vie a Democrat won the long term United States Senate seat while Lawrence Shermas a Republican secured the short term.
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Springfield
Hamilton Levie
United States
Lawrence
Shermas
Matthews Bros Sell Fine Driving Horse for $275
Matthews Brothers sold a 4 year old driving horse to Hugh Brown for 275 dollars. The sale highlights the firm’s record in handling quality horses.
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Oliver
Red King
Wright
Matthews Bros
Hugh Brown
Great Horses at Tolley's Barn in Maury County
W M Tolley promotes high quality stock for Maury County's livestock industry. He recently imported Direct Star and Pilatus 2nd for stud duties at South Side Park and plans public display in Columbia on the first Monday in April. Breeders will view brood mares, young colts and mules as part of the event.
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W M. Tolley
Maury
Tolley
Chattanooga
Middle Tennessee
Moore County
Direct Star
South Side Park
Pilatus
Maury County
Dar
Stella Hal
Tom Hal
Hal Pointer
Brown Hal
Great Mal
McKowen
Columia
Mule theft convict receives three year penitentiary sentence
Will Hunt, involved in a mule theft case near Columbia, was convicted Wednesday afternoon of stealing the mule from Mrs. Sam Ashworth north west of Columbia and sentenced to three years in the penitentiary.
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Will Hunt
Sam Ashworth
Dickinson County
Nashville
Columbia
Deaths Harvest James Story Dies in Nashville
James Story, well known in Columbia and former resident of Lynville, died in Nashville Wednesday night and was buried today. He leaves many friends and relatives in this county.
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James Story
Columbia
Fomor
Lyneville
Nashville
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