Maury County Democrats Endorse Wilson Era Leaders
The Maury County Democratic Executive Committee repudiates the Shields stand and endorses Senator McKellar and Governor Roberts. It approves the League of Nations stance, backs Padgett for reelection, Welch for state utility post, and calls for a Saturday convention to name delegates to Nashville. Delegates are to be seated from White, Maury, and nearby districts with provisional rules and invited women participation.
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Maury County
Orlgill
Sitelis
Hig
Volum
McKellarit
Gov. Heber
Eatehuey
Tention
Iertion
Hobe Looney
Henins
Pacund
V. Hull
Jarratt
J. Ro Wham
J. AL Crane
Sory
Hy Tehater
Thin H. Forgey
Walter Lear
Hugh DT Shelton
Fr Hot
tSaturdey
Uelwk
Co Rentention
Tutnes B. Forgey
Hanikomesthetebelne
Woodrow Wilson
K. C. Melteller
Lounge of Nations
Democratic Party
United States Senate
L. P. Padgett
A.M. Roberts
Lins
Reale Ton
Belua
Hon
George
Welch
Endorsement for Mos. 4 as Chancellor in Chancery Division
The document endorses Mos. 4 for reelection as chancellor, praising his experience as commissioner and railroad commissioner. It congratulates the public, attorneys, and litigants on the opportunity to vote for a man deemed peculiarly suited for the chancery position.
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Mies
Mos
Foxes Placed in Southern Woods to Entice Gentlemen
Col Theodore Lipscomb, county clerk, reports a high demand for live foxes across Georgia Alabama and Laniston as buyers seek foxes for ornamental and practical uses. Foxes must be healthy and fully possessed of their natural traits, as judged by an experienced expert, before delivery.
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Te Is
Georgia
Alabama
Laniston
Theodore Lipscomb
Col. Lopscomb
Texas
Reynard
Houser seeks extra session endorsement in Maury sheriff race
Sheriff G K Houser announces re election bid while stressing his past record of honest law enforcement in Maury County. Judge Whitthorne calls an extra quarterly court session Monday at 10 as petitioners seek action on the Nashville Pike contract with broad power to decide Mt Pleasant and Pay Tank pikes under state highway plans.
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Houser
Sheriff Houser
Maury County
Torvard
Whitthorne
County Quarterly Court
Nashville Pike
State Highway Department
Mt Pleasant
Pikes
State Highway Commission
Delinquent Tax List Prompts Rush to Pay
County Trustee J Ross Burns faced pressure as delinquent taxpayers, warned previously, hurried to settle after a Herald issue published the delinquent list. With taxes on valuable lands unpaid, Burns has no option but to advertise or pay the taxes himself. the total delinquent amount runs into thousands.
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J. Ross Burns
Herald
Hehdy
Republicans Name Primary Committee in Maury County
At a meeting of the republican county committee the following primary board for Maury county was nominated and certified to the republican state primary board Wave Jackson of Columbia Joe Morrow of Mt Pleasant WL Green of Spring Hill Ed Shannon of Hampshire and Miles Murphy of Columbia W H Jackson is elected congressional committeeman from this county
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Republican County Committee
Follwhin Prrmary
Maury County
Wave Jackson
Columbia
Joe Morrow
Mt Pleasant
WL. Green
Spring Hill
Ed Shannon
Hampshire
Miles Murphy
W. H. Jackson
Announcing Maury County Trustee Candidates
The Herald announces J. Inren Nurns as a candidate for reelection as county Trustee of Maury County subject to the voters. Election date August 6 1920. Also Webb Williams announced for reelection as Tax Assessor and G K Houser for Sheriff with August 5 1920 election date.
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J. Itnen Nurns
Asea
Maury County
Webb Williams
the Herald
Webb
G. K. Houser
Sherif
Aupuss
Bond market rules require full legislative proof for sale
Bond buyers demand strict legal proof that the legislature empowered the county to issue bonds. The county court has advertised and accepted bids, but certificates from clerks across the state are needed. The act must show three readings in each house, open debate, a constitutional majority, a two thirds quorum, governor’s signature, and timely passage before bonds may exchange for cash.
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Honda
Whitthortie
General Assembly
Strawberries Sell at Record Prices Across Market
Strawberries currently fetch thirty five cents a quart and about seven dollars per crate, a record price driven by smaller sugar supplies and cooler spring delays. Despite shortages, demand remains steady as the crop arrives later than naval due to the cold snap, with the bulk expected to mature next week according to Herald Cheap Column Ad.
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Naval
Strong Women In The Spring Tonic Remedy Ad
An old fashioned herbal tonic called Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is promoted as a safe spring health aid. Claiming to strengthen weak blood and boost energy, the ad urges readers to mail 60 cents for a vial to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
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Dr. Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
Enterprise Meet Attracts Attention
County residents show strong interest in the enterprise meet set for May 20 at Enterprise. An all day program includes an Wyxtioned dinner and remarks from Governor Kale and other speakers. County Council of Agriculture directors will meet during the event.
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Rnterprise
A. 1
Kale
County Council of Agriculture
Eyterprive Community Club
Meney
McLown
Prac
Farmer McKee Sells Baby Beeves At Good Prices
County farmer J. R. McKee declares value in raising cattle for baby beeves. He sold thirty head to W. P. Good, averaging 18 pounds, ages nine to fifteen months, fed on grain and hay since January. Calves brought about 12 4 cents per pound, around 75 dollars per head, mostly white faced. McKee plans thirty more next year and favors crossbreeding with Hereford sires.
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J. KR. McKee
Mr. McKee
W. P
Mey
Labor Shortage Grips County Farms Across Acres Idle
Former Representative Hithel Long of Mt. Pleasant cites nearly a thousand acres idle due to lack of workers. Farmers report fields overgrown and reduced crop acreage, while a Columbia businessman calls conditions in the county blue. The piece aligns with the broader farm labor shortage seen in New York’s census showing a twenty percent drop in hired farm help.
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Hithel Long
Mt. Pleasant
Columbia
New York
Cie
Blood cleansing remedy ad for catarrh relief
An old advertisement promotes a tonic claiming to cleanse the blood of catarrh germs. It touts S. S. S. as a fifty year old remedy sold by druggists and offers free case evaluation from Ad Sihie Medical AA, 108 Swite Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
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Swite Laboratory
Atlarta
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McCormick
B. A. Satterfield & CO
Shields
Democratic Committee
League OF Nations and
M'Kellar
Roberts
Nashville
SEC
Timmons
Lodge OF Ethridge
Etheridge
Odd Fellowship
I A. Timmons
Maury
Ormal
The
G. K. Howser
Man Hid Eoully
Burns
State Republican Board
Akes
Bob
Bogatzky & Bauman
West 7Th Street
BYU
Davannyrine Mure
Enterprise Meet
FR. M'Kee
Herald Chear
Ada Pay
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