Special Term Monday To Elect Superintendent of Roads
Special Term of court Tuesday Monday will vote to elect a superintendent of the roads. Candidates include Cant Thomas McKien Ridge Woot Whithorne and others as the county court convenes to fill the post. Frank Autler and ex-sup ER Wilkes are mentioned with Wilkes favored by many as the likely choice.
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Cathy Hyraldy
Chi Wenlley
Thomas Mc Kien
Tidge Woot
Wilkes Hag Beer
Frank Autler
Iitler
Hite
Il Hs
New Club Meeting Program Outlined for Agricultural Day Preparations
County agent reports anxious planning for a series of club meetings on a single night while arranging a new program for Agricultural Day. Leaders in Harris County and nearby communities discuss schedules with emphasis on cooperative events and community outreach across local agricultural organizations.
Agricultural Day Plans Near City Limited Details
Fragmented OCR notes describe Mr Abernathy leading an agricultural day with October as a target. Estimated costs include about $500 in prizes and potential losses around $200. Officials expect attendance from rural areas and neighbors to boost the event’s success.
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Abernathy
Meormathy
High Court to Hear Bage Tax Cases From State
Meiday's Daily Meratchy reports Charles P Helehet and Tuomi He Meebten appearing before the supreme court at Nowheldle to argue Widay Bage tax disputes. The cases include the Stoan case and others challenging state and county taxes with fees and legal questions. Chancellor Latter favored the taxpayer in the lower court.
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Meiday
Meratchy
Charles P. Helehet
Tuomi
Nowheldle
Geeiel
Burke Wilkes to Oversee Maury County Roads
The article states Burke Wilkes will fill the county road supervisor role in Maury County after Captain McEwen resigns. Wilkes has served since January under the old highway commission, with the judge’s emergency work cited as justification to keep the position filled. Potential opposition may arise from backers of a new land law seeking another candidate.
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Maury County
Burkes Wilkes
Jenary
Wilkes
McEwen
New Land Law
Major Frierson Named Chairman Of County Democratic Committee
The Democratic governing board elected Major Horace Frierson as chairman and Hugh Lee Webster as secretary for Moury county's new executive committee. The committee, including Miomas B. Vorgey LH Hammond and H Hyde Candlews, was formed after adjournment to report at the June meeting at the courthouse.
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Daily Herald
Moury County
Miomas B. Vorgey
LH. Hammond
H. Hyde
Fouliaale
Court House
Eall
Looney
Horace Fiferson
Hugh Lee Webster
Demonstration on terracing drawn farmers in county
A large crowd attended a terracing demonstration by rural engineer A B Tiss on Hortee Armstrong’s farm on the Hampshire pike. He explained terrace and drainage methods to prevent soil erosion and water wastage. Similar demonstrations have recently been held across the county as farmers learn the value of terracing.
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Daily Herald
Hortee Armstrong
Mampshire Pike
A.B. Tiss
Biss
Enterprise Glub Plans Big Fall Community Fair
The Enterprise community club meets Tuesday afternoon to set plans for a large fall fair in Columbia aimed at outpacing other areas. Committees will be appointed to prepare and attract a major agricultural day with expected high attendance.
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Daily Herald
Enterprise Community Club
Enterprise Community
Columbia
Proba
University Professor Visits County High Schools
Prof C N Smith of the University of Tonnemacq visits Columns and Mt Pressant to interview faculties. He discusses plans for students to attend the Malversity and meets Superintendent Graham and county board members. He previously served with welfare organizations in France and is noted for practical experience in banking in Wellsville Ma.
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Merald
C. N. Smith
University of Tonnemacq
County High
Mt. Pressant
Smit
Pine Pal High Schools
Ingine
Hem
Cuathe Heiplite Select
France
Senitho
Craham
Efiweat Tan i
Community Fairs Planned in Maury County as Stock Law Debate Continues
Maury County residents convened to advance five upcoming community fairs with Santa Fe joining the county lineups. The discussion noted a general but cautious acquiescence to new stock and no-fence provisions as locals become familiar with the law, with enforcement unlikely before the circuit court term. Five fairs are expected in Hampshire, Isom, Enterprise, Culleoka, and Santa Fe, with possible additions of Woodrow and Bryantt.
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Wis
Hetl
Daily Herald
Maury County
G. Abernathy
Abernathy
Santa Fe
Falra
Hampshire
Isom
Enterprise
Culleoka
Santa Ke
Uait Woodrow
Bryantte
Jain
Twin chickens reported at Colleoka by farmer W H Conpinghim
A Colleoka farmer, W H Conpinghim, reported twin chickens hatched from an eye and thriving. The report notes various chicken varieties and mentions the city visit by Conpinghim. The text also oddly claims extensive property destruction by the United States over the past five years.
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Colleoka
Morniay
Tiorali
Jean
W. H. Conpinghim
Sunday May 15 observed as relief China famine day
Governor Tester proclaims Sunday May 15 as relief China famine day. churches to observe. Prof James A Hoetiek of this county will lead a meeting in Calamite with ministers to urge observance and collective relief efforts.
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iPeon Priday
Daily Herald
Tester
China
James A. Hoetiek
County Agriculture Council Pushes Canine Tax Law Enforcement
County council session reviews enforcement of canine tax law and sheep or jog law, discusses cooperative marketing for county wool and lambs, and considers appointing a representative to UT dedication events. President Joe Frank Porter named council delegate amid broader talks with the State Farm Bureau and a state farmers bureau organization.
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Council
Forter
State Farm Bureau
Tle
Public Artittfox Commission
Nashville
County Council of Agviculture
E Toad
Horton
da Loting Committee
Ridley
Finney
Miles Murphy
Alien B. Harlan
J. J. Finney
Albert Hott
Holt
Ieu
Leu
Knox County Council of Agriculture
University of Tennessee
Organization of Farmers Bureau
Joe Frank Porter
Local Manager Wanted for Unusual Brokerage Opportunity
Large brokerage firm seeks a capable man to develop and run a local fixments operation. Requires executive and sales skill, business experience, and commercial banking connections, with no investment needed. Compensation from 250 000 to 340 000 yearly, depending on population and ability. Apply to Guaranteed Coa stining Co 21 Come Bldg Chicago IL.
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Guaranted Coalstining Co
Chicago
Advt
Sidaemit
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