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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1908
Page
12
Maury County Farmers Name Delegates for Nashville Meeting
The Maury County Farmers' Society selected delegates for the state meeting in Nashville beginning December first. Certificates will grant free railroad transportation to Nashville and return. The list includes dozens of society members led by J. N. Meroney, with plans for strong Maury County representation at the four day session in the Hall of Representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Society Farmers Institute
Nashville
Ny Farners’ Society
Dole
A. Lipscomb
W. T. Galloway
T Looney
J. N. Meroney
L. Rummage
G. T. Rummage
J. M. Gregory
J. Clayton Church
Brooks
T. C. Brooks
Whitworth
A. B. Peery
Pat Patton
A. Worley
R. C. Green
Will Dugger
M. E Dugger
W. D. Richardson
R. A. Wilkes
John B. Wilkes
Hall of Representatives
Maury County
Pres
Maury Co
Farmers’ Society
Maury County Phosphate Deal Closes for 47.5 Million
The Maury County deal closed at 47,500,000 benefiting local citizens who expect independence from prior constraints. The Franco American Consolidated Company completes the transaction amid tight spice-related demands this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
Maury
Land Sale in Maury County Tennessee by decree
In Maury County Court a decree prompts a land sale on December 5 1908 at the Columbia courthouse. The tract lies in the 10th Civil District, starts at the EB corner, follows Cecil Mine line to the J Iracts tract corner, runs with Hines line to the public road, then to Martin Wood and back to the start, about contains more or less. Terms require cash on day of sale with notes and interest, and penalties for redemption waived. Attorney Dinning for the comptroller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Fariss Et
Thomas Cecil
Maury County
Tennessee
Court House
Columbia
Sso
Maury Co. Tenn
Cecil Mine
N. B
el Martin Wood
Jacob Cox
Joseph Ceell
Everett
Jno. M. Gray
Tenn
Mt Pleasant
Pik
Court House Door
the Chancery Court
E. F. Crate
Mt. Pleasant Pike
Nashville
Mt. Pleasant
Gray's
Daily Local Market Report shows prices steady after Monday shock
In Columbia Kentucky market news dated November 12, eggs steady at 24 cents, highs near 31, cattle receipts 257 head, prices mixed with tops around 5.75 for heavy cattle and sheep and lambs priced between 2.50 and 5.00. Produce and wholesale quotes from Callender and Barker list eggs, butter, bacon, lard, and various grains and seeds with practical farm-to-market pricing across commodities and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Tenn
Tom
Louisville
Cuirket
Comera
Phosphate financier to return to Baltimore after visit
Eugene Davis who solved a seven and a half million dollar phosphate deal plans a Baltimore visit to his family then to finalize arrangements for developing phosphate lands secured in Maury Hilckman and Lewis counties by the Franco American Consolidated Phosphate Company. He seeks substantial capital to fund the district’s industrial growth and praised Columbia’s landscape and people while pledging future investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Davis
Baltimore
Maury
Hilckman
Lewis
Franco-American Consolidated Phosphate Company
Davis
Viva
America
Tennessee
Devla
Columbia
Thumb marks on notepaper as personal seals
A Philadelphia stationer explains the thumb mark inked at the end of letters acts like a personal seal on notepaper. The mark, engraved or printed in metal tones, serves as a recognizable identifier and can be printed in red or wine. Some recipients ink fresh marks to verify authorship of writings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Philadelphia Stationer
Second Squadron Leaves Amoy After China Visit
The second squadron of the American battleship fleet under Rear Admiral Emery left Amoy on November 5 after visiting since October 30 as guests of China. They steamed for Olongapo to join Admiral Sperry’s first squadron, with crowds cheering and crackers firing as the ships departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoy
Feet
Emery
China
Olongane
Sperry
Olongape
Smallpox Scare Grips Kingston and Saugerties Area
Twelve cases of smallpox at Glasco spark spread into Saugerties area with several sources of the disease identified. Ten cases are school children prompting school closures. Affected families are quarantined and vaccination rush ordered. One patient is son of John H Snyder, cashier of Saugerties Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Glasco
Saugerties Village
John H. Snyder
Sangerties Bank
Whipped by the Night Riders in Tennessee
Jesse Robinson, a Tennessee River farmer near Cuba Landing, was abducted and beaten with hickory switches by unknown assailants. His wife was taken to witness the proceedings as Robinson, a Farmers Union member, faced retaliation tied to selling peanuts at a disputed price. Local merchants warned to withhold peanut transactions pending official notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Tenn
Jesse Robinson
Tennessee
Cuba Landing
Robinson
Coton
Ide
Farmers’ Union
Robinson Sess
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Callenter & A
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the Herald
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Columbia Milita Academy
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Fee Hee
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Columbia Female Institute
Jno M Gray
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