Recent Foals in Maury County Highlight Mare Lineage
Geers Direct 2:10% sired a filly from Lady Hal Brown, dam of Geers Direct 2:10% and Brown Direct. The foal, named Inet, is the mare's second filly. Annie D., by Fred Wilkes 2:11%, owned by Mrs. W. H. Jones of Highland Farm, foaled a foal by Beauseant 2:06% and is noted for blue ribbons and past South wide shows.
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W. P. Woldridge
Lady Hal Brown
Geers Direct
Brown Direct
Walter Direct
Dr. Woldridge
Star Pointer
Annie D
Fred
Wilkes
Highland Farm
Beauseant
W. H. Jones
Nent
King Pilot
Another Trotter Comes to Maury in 1910 Season
Sim Watson returns from Lexington with trotting stallion Jay Clyde by Jay McGregor and dam Jenny Clyde by Burbon Wilkes. He will train at Guss Watson’s Mt Pleasant Pike farm, three miles from Columbia. Watson also bought five jacks in Wilson County and sold one to Joe Tomlin at Cullooka. See the Herald advertisement.
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Sim Watson
Lexington
Jay Clyde
Jay McGregor
Jenny Clyde
Burbon Wilkes
Guss Watson
Mt. Pleasant Pike
Columbia
Wilkes
Mr. Watson
Wilson County
Joe Tomlinson
Cullooka
The
Herald
Chaffin Bros to Sell Out Major Columbia Horse Stock
Chaffin Bros of Columbia announce closing their entire horse stock after years as top state breeders. A catalogue of 28 horses is printed and soon available, featuring Walter Direct and Direct Hal among standout foals with fast sections.
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Chaffin Bros
Columbia
Walter Direct
Messrs
Hal Chaffin
Direct Hal
Gowns Suggested for Mississippi Supreme Court Justices
The Mississippi Bar Association recommends that the state Supreme Court wear black silk gowns on the bench and follow seating ceremonies similar to federal courts. It also endorses Senator Owen's U S Senate bill to create a National Department of Health.
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Ssissippi Bar Association
Natchezz, Miss
Mississippi Bar Association
Supreme Court of Mississippi
Bar Association
Supreme Court of the United States
Courts of Appeals of
United States
Association
Senate
Owen
Oklahoma
Department of Health
Knights of Pythias Invited to Meet Next in Columbia
The Knights of Pythias discussed plans for the next meeting in Columbia. Officials noted support for the national railroad bill to aid short haul parity and discussed by law changes to expand the roads committee to include more rural districts.
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Knights OF Pythias
Columbia
Railroad and Transportation
J. A. Sloan
Knoxville Board of Trade
Padgett
Braly
Nashville
Sloan & Company
Callender & Company
Columbia Grocery Company
Fred Latta
Bell Telephone Company
Manufactures
Will Anderson
Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Tullahoma
Mora B. Farias
Harris Puryear
Glendale
Shall Women Vote or Not
An advertising note promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a universal remedy for women’s ailments. It claims the pills banish dull feelings backache headaches and constipation, boost appetite and tone the system with a nationwide appeal for 250 dollars at GEO. 8. ALCORN.
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Dr. King
New Life
Geo
Alcorn
London Returns to Normal After Royal News
London on May 10 shows a quiet city facade with mourning emblems and blinds down but work continues on plans for the approaching state funeral of the late monarch. Officials from the royal household and cabinet are handling the preliminaries behind closed doors.
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London
Royal Household
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Beauty Aid
Women seek beauty aid from Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised to banish pimples, eruptions, sores and boils. The ad claims soft velvety skin, facial glow, cures for sore eyes cracked lips and cracked hands and best for burns scalds fever sores cuts bruises and piles. 25¢ at GEO. 8. ALCORN.
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Bucklen
Arnica
Geo
Alcorn
unclear input. local item lacks clear headline
The readable fragment references an insurance matter tied to a 810 by the insurance entry. No further identifiable persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes are discernible to form a complete news card.
Crimson clover sample from Hampshire farmer boasts tall bloom
L. R. Neal of Hampshire sends a sample of crimson clover grown on his Maury county farm. The plant stands about two feet high with rich bloom and luxuriant foliage.
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L. R. Neal
Hampshire
Herald Office
Maury County
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Woldridge’s Drug Store
Aig
Maury County Farmers Association
Dooley
Corner Cemetery Ave
South Main Street
Columbia, Tenn
Farmers Association
Spring Hill Lamb and Wool Club
A. E. Murphy
Columbia R. R. No. 6
Finney
J. Trim McKnight
M L Stakes
Vemcock
Dedman
Board of Mayor and Aldermen
Frank H. Smith
B. Tennessee
Franklin Quadrangle
Swan Valley
Knoxville
W. D. Hastings
Board of Trade
L. Barker
Wisabel & Sons
Lovinville
Oakwood
A. B. Harlan
Colombia, Tenn
Rex Donovan
Rex McDonald
Jay Wiskogor Srid
Diameuny de Winkbon
Wilkws
Denis Dunes
the Insurance
King Pilot, Jr
Gus Watson
Columbia, T
Nashville Tennessean
the Herald
Tennessean
Daily Herald
Tennessean Daily
Draughon
Practical Business College
Tenn
Love Webb
John P. Graham
Orange Practical Business College Company
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