Tomlinson Reappointed Assistant Commissioner of Agriculture
Jesse Tomlinson of Maury County is reappointed assistant commissioner of agriculture for Middle Tennessee for a two year term starting June 1. The Maury countian notes his two years of active work, including Jamers Institutes, state tours, farmer counseling, and leading a department train tour. He formerly served as superintendent of public instruction and owns an estate at Happy Valley near Cullooka.
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Jesse Tomlinson
Middle Tennessee
Tomlinson
Peck
Wulinue
Department of Agriculture
Jesse
Columbia
Tenn
T. F. Peck
Department
Happy Valley
Cullooka
Lodge Organized Friday Night in Arkland Tennessee
Organizing Deputy Joe T. Lamb organized a Junior Order United American Mechanics council in Arkland Tennessee with officers Janine past councilor T. E. Mackey councilor P. Charter vice councilor M. W. Kinzer chaplain Tis Le Chamberlain recording secretary J. Johnson financial secretary My Neshity treasurer FLW Nesbit cote actor Ro H. Foster warden Clyde Nesbit inside sentinel B. J. Tsaves Kelde sentinel J. T. Andrews trustees J. H Crank W. A Shannon. The order meets very Tuesday night.
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Joe T. Lamb
Ie Junior Order
United Americans
A. M
Aarkland
Tenn
Janine
T. E. Mackey
P. Charter
M. W. Kinzer
Tis le Chamberlain
J. Johnson
Flw. Nesbit
Cote
Ro H. Foster
Clyde Nesbit
Inside Sentinel
B. J. Tsaves
Kelde Sentinel
J. T. Andrews
Rustees
J. H Crank
W. A Shannon
D. C. Bywing
Another Fine Horse Colt in County Sire and Dam Noted
Sam Hayes, circuit court clerk, reports a fine colt found Sunday morning in the county. The horse is by Car ty out of Bessie Craige by Me dam Irewn Hal. It is described as well formed with good reach and shows an inclination to lead among pacers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hayes
Car‘ty
Bessie Craige
Medam Irewn
Closing Session at Military Academy Draws Big Crowd
A large audience witnessed the Columbia Military Academy commencement. Cadets delivered papers and orations with notable medals awarded for Declamation Harper Vaughn Oratory Enford Timmons Scholarship Phelps Lovell Athletics Check Stephens Beatindell Barthel Jr. The ceremony featured music, a formal program, and diplomas presented by Edward B. Partell amid spring decorations and community praise.
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Columbia Military Academy
Mol. Weber
Columbia
Thin Rettion
Harper Vaughn
Enford Timmons
Phelps Lovell
Check Stephens
Dell
B. B. Barthel, Jr
Dr. Capers
J. B. Sharp
Paul McAdams
Harry
Kit
Wendell Church
Buford Timmons
Harry EB. Turner
Phelps Lovett
Greenlaw
B. Parthell
Nashville Seeks 1914 Confederate Veterans Reunion
Nashville boosters unite industrial bureau board of trade and business association to host the 1914 Confederate Veterans reunion. A joint committee plans to send delegates to Chattanooga and invites Gov Baker Mayor Howse and leaders from Jacksonville and Houston, aiming to center the event in Nashville for accessibility.
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Nashville
Tenn
Industrial Bureau, Board of Trade and Business On Association
Chattanooga
Mayer Howse
Jacksonville
Florida
Houston
Texas
Lynnville Churches Pick New Pastor For Presbyterian Church
Lynnville Tennessee May 27 At a Presbyterian church meeting it was unanimously agreed to call Rev WW C Latham of Etowah Tennessee to lead the Lynnville and Memorial churches. The churches had been without a pastor since last September after Rev John F Pharr resigned to take a position in Alabama.
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Lynnville, Tenn
Presbyterian Church
WW. C Latham
Etowah, Tenn
Lynnville
Memorial
John F. Pharr
Alabama
Fares Refunded by Regen and Zeitler Notice
The firms Regen and Zeitler announce refunds for railroad fares hack dares and passage on trading certificates during Cheutaigua week. Claims will be honored at their office in the Bethel Honee block.
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Regen & Zeitler
Bethel Honee Block
Real estate firm Thomas & Hayes dissolved
The real estate firm of Thomas and Hayes has been dissolved. Thomas and G W Hayes will continue in real estate, with Thomas at the Brown block offices and Hayes at the Columbia Bank Trust building on court square.
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Thomas &Hayes
Thomas
G. W. Hayes
Brown Block
Columbia Bank & Trust
Court Square
Fairbanks Judge Erwin Visits Columbia on Way Home
Judge L T Erwin of Fairbanks Alaska, former Tennessee legislator and Yakima Indian agent, visited Dr and Mrs Pillow in Columbia Monday before returning to Alaska. He described long travel from St Louis to Seattle then Skagway, White Mountain pass, Dawson, and a final 1500 mile leg home. He is newly appointed United States marshal for the fourth district of Alaska and noted local political factions mirror Tennessee dynamics.
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L. T. Erwin
Fairbanks
Alaska
Columbia
Robert Pillow
Judge Erwin
Dawson
Judge Er
Cumberland
Bledsoe
Sequatchie
van Buren
Baltimore
Champ Clark
Erwit
Unite States
Fourth
United States
Hospital For
Aso
Erwin
Tennessee
America
Insurance inspector visits Columbia for rating review
F. J. Lawler representing the Tennessee Insurance Bureau inspects Columbia to assess insurance conditions. The preliminary visit could lead to a re rating of the city, though a later inspection may determine the final rating.
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F. J. Lawler
Tennessee Bureau
Tennessee Trispection Bureau of Insurance
Columbia
Hearty and Well at 105 in Winchester visit
Winchester Tenn May 28 Simp Wes 105 years old last February arrived from Pecherd area to visit friends. Two generations who knew him found him as spry as ever. He walked about without a cane and has never worn glasses, boasting he may live several more years.
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Winchester
Tenn
Maury County Adopts Vocational High School Department
The Maury County High School Board approved adding a vocational department for the coming session in Columbia. A total of 3000 will fund the new programs with state support and city backing, including commercial, manual arts, and domestic science courses. At least two teachers will be hired and a suitable building provided by the city. The move reflects a pragmatic shift toward practical education praised by Superintendent Graham and supporters.
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Maury County
Columbia
Graham
Mt Pleasant
Santa Fe
Maury
Death at Farm Near Corinth From Accidental Shooting
Information reached friends of the accidental killing of Jeff Sharp at his farm near Corinth Mississippi. The tragedy was caused by an accidental pistol discharge. Mr Sharp owned a large farm and was highly esteemed by friends in Maury county. He graduated from Branham & Haetes in Spring Hill and was expected to visit there this week.
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Jeff Sharp
Corinth
Miss
Sharp
Maury County
Branham &Haetes School
Spring Hill
Wil son to Join U S Fidelity and Guaranty as Manager
Special to The Herald Nashville May 26. Joseph R Wilson city editor of the Nashville Banner and brother of President Woodrow Wilson will soon go to Pallmore to take a post with United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company as manager of the promotion and development department.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Joseph R. Wilson
Nashville Banner
Woodrow Wilson
Pall
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Mt Pleasant election yields anti administration slate
In Mt Pleasant a hard fought Tuesday election produced an anti administration majority on the aldermen and a likely loss for Recorder Ricketts. Mayor James A English won with 161 votes while second ward incumbent Parker led 234 over Cantrell 109. Fourth ward Shackleford 138 over Goodloe 110. The council will reorganize with Bullock Howard Craige Parker Ward Shackleford. L. Hammond expected to replace Chandler as city attorney.
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James A. English
AB. L. Parker
A. L. Ward
J. B. Shackleford
Wttle
Mt. Pleasant
Recorder
Esq. Ricketts
Board of Alder Men
Recorder’s
Eee
J. P. Warnock
J. H. Weaver
Mr. English
Lawrence Frierson
BE. L. Parker
Tom Cantrell
A. J. Ward
R. L. Goodloe
Z. R. Shackleford
Robert Bullock
W. J. Howard
A. W. Craige
Colored teams clash at South Side Park in two games
Fisk University of Nashville invades for a two game series with Columbia Athletics at South Side Park on Friday and Saturday. Fisk brings about one hundred supporters and aims to win after seven seasons without a rookie. Last year Columbia won three games and both games start at 2 o'clock.
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South Side Park
Fisk University
Nashville
Columbia Athletics
Fisk
Columbia
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Felix Nolan
Mrs. Ward
Military Academy
Popular
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Nolan
Ilynnville
Rev
W. C. Latham
PTLY
Marshal Erwin
Robt. Pillow
W. ¢. Whitthorne
East Tennessee
Yakima
Washington
Simp West
Decherd
R. Wilson
English
Recorder Ricketts
Fisks “University
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