Non-Resident Notice Across Two Tennessee Courts
Non resident defendants Thomas Morton and wife and W P Drewry must appear in Chancery Court Columbia and Spring Hill Tennessee by specified May dates 1912 or risk the bill being confessed. Notices require four consecutive weeks in The Columbia Herald. Akin and Dinning serve as officials and solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Mayberry
Thomas Morton
Tennesee
Chancery Court
Columbia
A. N. Akin
J. H. Dinning
Magistrate's Court
Spring Hill
Tennessee
Fercy Brown
Ewell Farm
Com Plainant
W. P. Drewry
Columbia Herald
Ublat
John M. Davis
Percy Brown
FE. C. Chrisman
E. C. Chrisman
Columbia Herata
Committee called to meet Friday in Maury County
The new republican county committee of Maury county is hereby called to meet Friday May 10 for the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing two years and for the transaction of any other business that may come before it. WM Barker, Chairman, M Young, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Republican County Committee
Maury County
WM. Barker
M. B. Young
Public sale notices from Maury County Tennessee 1912
A collection of legal notices announces mortgage foreclosure by Hannah Frierson on Feb 16 1910 to be sold May 17 1912 at the Maury County courthouse in Columbia. Describes the property bounds on Wilkes Street and Bosworth, with trustee W B Greelaw named. Also includes chancery court notices for several defendants non residents and ex parte actions in Columbia Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Frierson
R. O. M. C. Tenn
Court House
Columbia
Maury County
Tenn
Haat
Judge Yourself Which Is Better Try an Experiment or Profit
An pamphlet suggests judging experiments versus local home endorsement for medicines. It cites a Columbia Tennessee user Mrs G W Bailey praising Dean's Kidney Pills after kidney related illness and backache. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is named as US sole agent and Adams & Martins Drug Store is listed as retailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
W. A. Brooks
Hampshire
Dean
G. W. Bailey
Tenn
Adams & Martin
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Collections for flood sufferers and clover sample report
W A Brooks of the Hampshire area brings a large crimson clover sample to Columbia noted as 20 to 32 inches long with a perfect stand. He grows 30 acres and pastured livestock during winter, predicting over a ton of hay per acre. Methodist church at Collec...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Brooks
Hampshire
Columbia
Fine new Trio Piano at the Pastime Theatre
The Pastime Theatre installed four handsome Trio Pianos from Peerless Piano Co of New York. The burnt oak instrument with stained glass front is electric operated and provides a rich tone. Patrons praised it during Thursday performances and the management is praised for progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peerless Piano Co
New York
Ite
Mayo
Negro Hurt at Evans Place Sawmill Belt Wounds
Earl Glenn, a colored worker, was badly injured at a Bear Creek area sawmill on the Evans place seven miles from the city. A belt flew from a pulley striking him, driving him into a saw and causing a broken left leg below the knee and severe thigh lacerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Glenn
Evans Place
Bear Creek
Attachment Notice in Maury County Tennessee
Attachment before Jasper C Taylor J P Maury County Tennessee orders publication for four weeks in The Columbi g daily requiring W M Roland to appear June 8 1912 in the tenth civil district Maury County to answer by attachment or face further action. Roland is alleged to have absconded and owes twenty four dollars for hauled logs the writ already executed and returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper C. Taylor
J. P
Maury County
Tennessee
W. M. Roland
Roland
Columbiigdleyard
Jasper, Taylor, JL. P
Tenneeses
Chautauqua Here Sets Start Date in June a Week
Columbia plans a Redpath bureau Chautauqua starting June 16 with eminent speakers including former Senator Frank Cannon Judge Kavanaugh and Opie Read. The program features lectures music and readings by notable groups and is expected to draw merchants planning sales and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kannon
Kvanaugh
Opie Read
Columbia
Redpath Bureau
Ladies Spanish Orchestra
Spanish Orchestra
William A Colledge
John B. Ratto
Carroll Glee Club
The
Carrolls
Boy Scouts
Frank Cannon
Miss Doyle
Les Brun Grand Opera
Lebruns
Frank Dixon
E. W. Hoch
Tahan
Kryl
J. Walter Wilson
Jidge Kavanaugh
Reno
Magicia
Educat
Anime Ladies Orcherchestra
Ellmwoerth Scouis
Ople Read
Challenge to the Winners in Elks Century Benefit Contest
Court officials issued a defi to the flood sufferers fund game proposed by Elks Century for a benefit. A Hayes manages with Sam Flaylor as substitute. lineup includes Butts Good Voss outfield and Puryear McFall Godwin McKnight Thomas Mora Fariss. They claim they can win easily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
A. Hayes
Sam Flaylor
Butts
Good
Columbia May Have Ball Team in Summer
A Columbia baseball club for the city’s summer season is under discussion by local businessmen. If feasible, a Riverside park would host games and an organized club may form to ensure activity after school ends. Insolvency of EB R Long estate noted. creditors to file by Oct 26, 1912 and debts settled promptly.
Fruit Growing Hope Strengthens After Frosts and Drought
Fruit growers report limited danger as May frosts blackened peaches and wheat, yet efforts continue to spray trees. John L. Jones uses gasoline sprayers at Bear Creek orchard, while Ines grows a large peach operation five miles from Dry Font. Jones plans a 1913 barbecue and peach eating at Bear Creek. Porto Rico reports King’s New Discovery aiding respiratory illnesses with high praise from locals. Columbia Presbytery’s Union of Missionary Societies held a successful meeting at Corners Apr 30 May 1. Rev. J Moliny spoke on Home Missions and next year’s meeting set for First Presbyterian Church in Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Jones
Ines
Middle Tennessee
Font
Mr. Jones
Bear Creel
Presbyterian Union of Liles Missionary Societies of Columbia Presbytery
Annie White
Wir Chain
Colmbia
Hav. J. Moliny D. D
First Presbyterian Church
Colinbin
Honor for Maury County Doctor in Hog Cholera Serum Story
An excerpted report highlights Dr. Marion Dorsett of Maury County as the key figure in developing hog cholera serum. The article notes his decades of experimentation, his desire to benefit all farmers, and his lack of copyright on the discovery, with ties to Columbia and Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Marion Dorsett
Washington City
W. C. Dorsett
Columbia
Fettey
Seventh Street
We Williameports
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Mammoth Cave
Columbia, Tenn
Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust Company
Docky Crosby
Alex Harlan
Mattie Stratton
Florence Stratton
Martha
Peter
Stratton
Ella Cooper
Euzere Cooper
Lizzie Cooper
Horace Cooper
State of Temnessee
A N. Akin
Wl. Dinning
Methodist Church
Collecka
Rev
P. Graham
Bardock
Culleoka Oo Hiopi Bitiera
3. B. Walker
Sunbury
Ohio
Pi Valley
J. H. Simmons
M. Roland
Hosf
EB. R. Long
A. W. Thomas
W. Ll Hoge
Admr
Dobbins
Ewing
Porto Rico
Ramon T. Marchan
Berceloneta
Dr. King
Porto
Twol Oalbce Co
Maury Countsan
Presbyterian Mission Meet
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