County Board Equalizers Back Move to Fight Higher Assessments
At a Monday meeting the county judge, attorney, tax assessor and board of equalization unanimously resolved to resist the state board of equalization’s demand to raise Maury County real estate assessments by ten percent. They plan to present their case before the state board Thursday, urging approval of locally set valuations.
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Board of Equalization
State Board of Equalization
Maury County
Te Boar
Cavedoth
Nyneas
Persom
State Board
Lonthan
Culleaka
Mt Pleasant
Louthan
Maney Aonarian
Webb Wiliams
Suite Board
Fits
Tami
Samme
Sim
Hintas
Howe
Batik
Law and Order League to Aid Spring Hill Enforcement
The Spring Hill community forms a law and order league of over thirty members to assist police in stopping liquor sales, prosecuting thievery, and suppressing lawlessness. Officers include A H Carpenter president John Sodi vice president A B Greenlaw secretary and B R McKay treasurer. Members vow support for officers and refuse to aid violators, aiming to end criminal activity in the area.
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LAW and Order League
Spring Hill
Daily Herald
League
A. H. Carpenter
John Sodi
A. BE. Greenlaw
Tary
BR. M. McKay
Former Attorney General Cates to Speak Here Monday
Hon. Charles T. Cates Jr. former attorney general will speak at Columbia next Monday at 3:20 PM in the interest of state and national tickets. He will likely appeal for the election of tie. Cates has spoken here before in 1910 for Hooper and 1914 for Rye campaigns. A large crowd is expected and details are to be announced in The Herald.
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Daily Herald
Charles ‘T Cates, Jr
Columbia
Gen Cates
Robert Gen. Cates
Fle
Mie
Hogner-Taylor
Gev Hooper
Rye
Hederald i
Elk’s Lodge
Gen
Cates
Rekel
M. E. Allen
Andrew J Davis seven-year-old dies at hospital
Andrew Jackson Davis seven years old, a respected Marshall County resident, died this morning at King's Daughters Hospital after several days of illness. He is survived by his brother D Davis and sister Mrs ao H Davis, both of Marshall County. The body was shipped to Lewisburg for funeral tomorrow at the family burying ground.
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Marshall Vaunty
King’s Daughters Hospital
1 D. Davis
Ao. H. Davis
Marshall County
Lewisburg
Teachers Urged to Attend County Meeting and Demonstration
County Superintendent John P Graham announces the first meeting of county teachers next Saturday at 10 o clock with talks on closer affiliation with the state teachers association and dues. A live demonstration of first grade teaching by Miss Fanny Sewell will be shown with McDowell School pupils.
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Misa, Sewell
McDowell School
Thesday
Daly Herald
John P Graham
Fannie Sewell
Donnell M Galloway
Graham
Automobiles Register Strongly Despite Money Market Rumors
County records show a surge in vehicle registrations during the month, with September tally approaching buggy numbers. By month end sixty-nine automobiles and a total 149 vehicles for the month push the yearly total toward 1,718 autos and 3,200 buggies and wagons, already exceeding the 6,000 estimate and boosting road revenue toward 44,000 dollars at six dollars per vehicle.
John H Massey Death Victim in Cross Bridges Area
John Harvey Massey age 29 died after a lingering illness at his Cross Bridges home on Monday. He was born in the community and well known locally, survived by wife and son Harvie Jr, five brothers George Marshall Colling Massey Porter Massey Paul Massey and sister Mrs Mary Moore. Funeral at Storklake Cross Bridges with pallbearers named. Interment in Cross Bridges cemetery. The report includes an unrelated note on United States and Canada consumption figures and California lemon product claims.
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Daily Herald
John Harvey Massey
Cross Bridges
Mr. Massey
Harvey Massey
Harvie, Jr
Nis
George, Marshall
Colling Massey
Porter Massey
Ranger
Texas
Paul Massey
Columbia
Mary Moore
Williamsport
Storlake
Boyd EB
Fielder
Crogs Bridges
Will
Nat Dawson
Abe
Oda Maoney
Pleas Hines
Alea Mullins
Big reduction in prices of tires at Maury Motor
The Maury Motor Corporation offers 4 discount of twenty percent or one third off on all ALARATART tires including Good year Kelly-Springfield Fisk and Woodrich Treas to clear stock for remodeling. No manufacturer reductions are involved. The deal lets tire owners save money on essential supplies.
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Daily Herald
W. M. Jaggers
Vo A
McClanahan
Monder Oil Company
J.C. Taylor
Sherrill
T. N. Figuers, Jr
Chancery Court
W. A. McClanahan
Sherill
Ets
Moulder Company
Mounted Cojl Company
Hampshire Oil Company
Kentucky
Knox County
de ‘Fendants
Levan
Taylor
Rox County
Tex
Bodine
Hin
Hotine
Hughes, Hatcher & Hughes Peebles & Forgey
Lamb & Lamy
Jaggers and Fariss
Maury Motor Corporation
Goodyear
Kelly-Springfeld
Fisk
Joodrieh
Maury County Jersey Sale Breaks Records in Marshall County
Maury County breeders attended the Jimmy Joe Murray sale near Lewisboro yesterday. Patton Whitaker paid 500 for a bull calf and 300 for a fine Jersey heifer. Allan Fant of Culleoka bought a fancy bull calf. Eighty five head sold at an average 345.80 totaling nearly 40 thousand dollars, one of the state’s notable Jersey sales. Strong bidding kept goods within the county, underscoring Jersey cattle popularity.
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Daily Herald
Maury County
Jimmy Joe Murray
Marshall County
Lewisboro
Patton Whitaker
Joo Allan, Fant
Culleoka
Jersey
Annual Meeting of Methodists at Shelbyville
The Tennessee annual conference will assemble at Shelbyville for six days starting next week to set preaching appointments. Columbia gets two new pastors, Mt Pleasant one. For the first time a woman delegate from Columbia, Mrs. Hiram L. Hendley, will attend along with several delegates from other districts. Bishop Adkins will preside again, with many Methodists planning to travel to hear the bishop’s sermon.
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Tennessee
Mathadist Church
Shelbyville
Little City
Middle Tennessee
W. Cherry
South Columbia
Cheniuth Hak
Columbia
Tom Ragsdale
Mt. Pleasant
H M. Strvis
Hiram L. Hendley
Adkins
Young Men Bound Over Liquor Charge
George Tucker and Hans Halcolm were arrested for liquor law violations at Spring Hill and brought before Esquire Gilbert M. Orr. They waived preliminary hearing, bonds set at 260 dollars each, to be examined by the grand jury. The seized liquor, described as the "white mile," sparked speculation of a large stash.
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George Tucker
Hans Halcolm
Spring Hil
Arthur Ring
Esquire
Gilbert M. Orr
Officer Ring
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