Maury County Sheriff and other offices candidates named
Maury Dry Goods Co states authorized notices announcing candidates for Maury County offices in upcoming August elections including sheriff trustee county judge and school directors. Names include Alex A Barker, Love We, J A Poses Urows, BR Whit Mieht, Jas 8 Granberg, James JH Kanson, Moxars Bins Latin John M Burns George W Hyaves, Judge E D Looney, Funk Boyd, I F Padgett with varying district and party context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trustoo
Weare
Jas
Granberg
Maury County
James JH. Kanson
Givil
Maury
Vor
Moxars
Bins Latin
John M. Burns
George W. Hyayes
Bavurday
Penny Pictures and Local Notices From Maury County
Over the county Penny pictures at Youngs and notes on flower show attire. Dr Hazel Padgett lectured at Cross Bridges. Miss Rose Wise and Miss Triggore guests of Miss Brumbach at Sunnyside. Stray notices of horses and calves, farm equipment, and hay for sale. References to J P Steere Co and J P Street Co offerings. Lambing rates cited for Dorsett sheep. Aheritage reminiscence of W D Jones and 1856 politics. Barn/agricultural gear and harness advertised.
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Young's
J.T. Bauguss
Union City
Surreys
J.P. Stever& Co
Hazel Padgett
Cross Bridges
Eabeate Maching & Inprement Co
Rose Wise
Triggore
Brumbach
Sunnyside
J. P.sracer & Co
J. P. Street & Co
Hoosier
High
13Th Street
Bell
Mavexrey
Columbia
Henry Sand
H. P. Figuera
J.P. Steeer & Co
Ogienby Farm
R. L. Murphy
W. D. Jones
Heaton
James Buchansa Sod
Breckenridge
Jones
Arkansaa
Heeacp
Democratic Party
Maury
Warrens
J.P. Steeer& Co of
Real estate transfers list obscure property parcels
Real estate transfers note M A Onkol HF Cosie. 10 W Wood lot in district. Pisthat ie Ga sat street ize tenth dew eney acre district priced at 5000.81. Subscriptions urged for the Herald.
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M.A. Onkol
Cosie
W. W. Wood
Oe Trict
Pisthat Ie
Flower Parade Set with Entries for Tuesday Events
A long list of the parade entries and program details for the upcoming Flower Parade. Activities include Old Fiddlers and Banjo Pickers contests at the Opera House, a Queen Esther event, and a Friday afternoon program with music, readings, and a large participant list. Prizes, decorations, and parade divisions are outlined, with an evening reception planned for bankers and visitors at the Institute.
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Daughters of the Confederacy
Leonidan Polk Biverse
William Henry Trousdale
Arkansas Traveler
Jordan
Young Ladies
Natchez Under the Hill
Sewanee River
Thursey
Miss Gibson
Bigbyville Orchestra
W. D. Cameron
W. BE. Bostick
W. C. Sheppard
Institute
Mesdames
J. F. Brownlow
C. A
Teronessea State Bankers Association Meeting in Columbia
List of officials and committees for the Teronessea State Bankers Association meeting in Columbia May 29 30 including refreshment decoration and flower parade details. Program outlines include Invocation Welcoming Address Treasurer report and various discussions on canal impact and financial topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teronessea State Bankers’ Association
Columbia
J. L. Hutton
Phoenix Bank of Columbia
Baker P. Lee, Jr
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Welton
G. T. Hughes
Rxponse
W. Ewing
Pre
Willisman
Cashier
City Savings Bank
Nashville
John Trotegod Moore
Nivaragana Canal
L. Cashier
Manhattan Savings Bank , Trust Company
Memphis
F. O. Watts
Castier
First National Bank
W. 5. Mitchell
Third National
Queen Esther Cantata at the Opera House
Local talent presents Queen Esther next Monday evening under the Ladon Aid Society of St. Peter's Episcopal Church. The cast includes nearly one hundred performers from Columbia affording a beautiful show with scenic costumes and strong singing and acting. Rehearsals have occupied the past week.
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Opera House
Ladion’ Aid Society
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Columbia
Flower parade entries swell with out of town teams
The flower parade drew growing interest with daily new entries including a four‑woman trap from Ou lk s adorned with scarlet borples and yellow decorated traps by Misses Janie Elam and Mary Lamb. Robt I Granberg enters a two horse drag as Mrs George Nichols rides a white decorated rig with her children and outriders Annie Terrill Mattie May Terrill Cora McKay Sailin Tate. Watton Drow enters a decorative delivery wagon and Mrs Seaver leads a cucur pe a decorated survey with Chicago visitor Mrs HE J in attendance.
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Tito
Bicycle Department
Mis Lines
Tim, Mitchell
Norman Martie
Bennett Nichols
Sammie Sands
Cumberland Telephone Company
Masters Alle Cherry
Clifford Foxal
Mosdames Melemore
Towler
I. N. ' Leatring Kerwick
Nashville
Friel Figuers, Jr
Guy McLemore
Columbia Lodge of Odd Fellows
Mamie Hodge
Missea
Mary Frierson
Billie Watkine
Florence Napier
Mesara
Charles Wright
George M. Hodge
Joe Lee
Spence McFall
Hallie Fry
Inee Kelley
Nell Davis
Elenora Jones
Julia Biddle
Mary Barrow
Jane Wilson
Mary Stevens
Lucia Frierson
Mastera Brown Taylor
Cecil Hwing
Robert Pillow
Hiram Titcomb
E. H. Hatcher
Photon
Vashti Ballanfant
Cullooka
Kate Thomas
Glendale
Richard Wilkes
Flem Thomas
Smith Thomas
Rufus Jackson
A. B. Rains
Mary Rains
Mary Brown
Daisy Towler
Fay Scott
Louise Chaffin
Louise Brown
W. P. Morgan
John Gant
Will Morgan
Howard Ewing
Curran Whitthorne
Will Webster
E. I. Joyce
Joseph T. Meadors
Mesers
KE. I. Joyce
Charles
Fred Gamble
J. T. Meadors
Mossra, McKennon & Nichole
James Bros
Iasuen
Janie Elam
Mary Lamb
I. Granberg
George Nichols
Childeen
Annie
Tive
Mra
Seaver
HE. J
Chieago
Mikes
Fall River Haberdashery Sale Offers Wide Hat and Shirt Line
The Hagret advertises a large sale with men and boys hats priced at 81.25 and 62.50, straw hats for men and boys, trimmed ladies and children's hats, plus spring suits, knee pants, summer shirts, underwear, and parasols. It promises low prices across a broad assortment including belts, wallpaper, fishing tackle, and household goods.
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Maury Dry Goods Co
Oir
Just
Oxfords
Sherif
Alex A Barker
Aguas
J. A
Mury County
BR. Whit, Mieht
E. D. Looney Ano
County Criminal Court
Congress
Funk Boyd
Waynesboro
Lew UF
F Padgett
Democratic Party of
Tennessee
Robt
Bhrg
Bethel Bock
Tend
Maria
Cherry & Son
Columbia, Tenn
Pith
North Maly Streets
Apu
The
Herald
State Bankers’ Association
Clint
Jack) Moore
Williamsport
M. R. Buchanan
Frierson
Horace Thomas
Charlie Thomas
Bigbyville
Lou H. Jacobs
Cleveland Jacobs
Latta
Houston Thomas
W. R. Carpenter
Andrews
Thomas McKee
John Taylor
Mack Taylor
J. G. Martin
M. R
Sixth Street
Enat
North Main
Fifth
Sixth
Public Square
Garden Street
J. W. Jackson
J. H. Gartner
Fire Department
W. P. Woldridge
Garden
South Main
West Seventh Street
Mt. Pleasantee
Arsenal Gate
Arsenal Grounds
Bethell House
F. Swansburg
Will Chafin
Baker P Lee
J.T. Mendors
James Rockwell
Eugene Long
C. A. Forgey
Miss Pearl Provine
Robert Ewing
M. M. Greil
J. G. Williamson
Simmie Latta Johnson
A. P McFerrin
R. P. I Dedson
A. N. Akin
W. A. Provine
8. Strudwick
J. H. Wilkes
George McKennon
H. P. Figuers
J. E L. Funsell
R. G. Sparrow
A. P. Morgan
O. C. Owen
KR. W. Watkins
Sallie Dobbins
C. H. Sharp
C. B. Bradshaw
Willie Freeman
A. Samuels
Sam Holding
Allen Powell
George Seaver
Mamie Black
Henrietta Lazarus
Bankers’ Association
Mt Pleasant
of Columbia
Columbia Institute
Queen Esther
Greenway
West & Nichols
Undertakers
Telepone
John West
R. E. Nichols
North Main and
Sixth Streets
Jos. T. Meadors
Woldridge Building
Colombia
Tenn
Citisens
Telephone No
Mento
A. Sidney Page
West Sixth and Garden
Mars
Frierson & Tucker
Jon
Old Reliable Continental Insurance Company
Better
Ois
Seventh Street
Columbia Tenn
W. M. Biddle
Ffice
Corner High
Eighth
J. A. Tifcom
T. A. Wallace
Apr. Meiyr
Gordon & Rutledge
Masonic Building
Janis
Jones & Vaughan
Citizen's
Phone 148
Murfreesboro
John W. Faxon
Chattanonge
Panor
Tooressen
G W. Killebrew
Bank
Tealessa
G. Nasper
Monay
J. Arnold
Bank of Cookeville
Cookeville
State Bank
G. N. Henson
Citizen Bionasot
Mt. Pleasant
J. T
Association
Bethel House
Mt. Plant