State Board Approves Local Assessment Plan
The State Board endorses an assessment scheme proposed by local authorities in Maury County. Judge Whitthorne and County Clerk Archiald W. Lips report mixed support from officials and a possible postponement of the levy as discussions continue. The plan aims to set a countywide rate but faces questions about timing and implementation.
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Archiald W. Lips
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Pele
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Enterprise Fair Exhibits Attract Large Crowd
Community fair in Enterprise draws a large audience as residents view exhibits. Attendees praise the event highlighting contributions from local exhibitors and vendors amid lively activity and spirited competition.
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Road Supporters See Victory Likely in Bond Debate
A Friday night meeting at Maury National Bank drew about a hundred prominent ninth district residents pledging to back an $850,00000 bond issue slated for Monday. Reports said a majority of the court favored the plan while opponents vowed to resist any delay or further discussion.
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Maury National Bank
Reverend Ashton Buys Hood Farm for 35000 at Auction
John B Ashton purchased the Will Hood Farm of First Church at auction for 35000 dollars. The sale drew a large crowd with spirited bidding. lands totaling 188 acres were offered both in parcels and as a whole. The court will confirm the sale after bids are opened and ten percent additional bids may be placed before formal confirmation.
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Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust Company
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Old sow adds another laurel for Perry’s brood
From Monings Daily Town C. F. Perry reports his sow O. 10 Crow! farrowed another litter of pigs. This time it is fifteen, and with the past litters makes a total of seventeen. The sow is five years old and at the current rate may reach about two hundred offspring before she loses brood value.
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Monings
C.F. Perry
King's Daughters Hear Fine Address
Miss Leachman spoke to a group of twenty three members of a local group about her experiences in youth work. The event drew attention and featured an inspiring address at Mt Pinas.
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Areca
Ailoral
Elreleo
Doug
Pape’s Diapepsin Ad Claims Fast Indigestion Relief
An advertisement promises quick relief for stomach distress and indigestion. It touts Pape’s Diapepsin as a harmless antacid that neutralizes acidity within five minutes and costs little at drug stores. The copy targets upset stomachs, gas, and sour digestion with a sensational, urgent tone.
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Pape
Clover Hay Sells for Lower Prices Countywide
Clover hay and era grass hay prices declined with two year lows. Clover hay sells at 25 dollars per ton with exceptionally good quality. County reports indicate a strong hay crop that may outpace previous years in value. The late summer growth was rank, aided by dry weather enabling good storage.
Largest Mexican literary figure owned by a woman in Mexico City
Miss Erminka Go Hey owns and manages the citys largest Efanatstian liirean in Mexico City.
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Erminka Go- Hey
Governor Roberts to speak twice in Maury County on Oct 20
Governor Albert H. Roberts will address Maury county voters in Columbia at 2:30 PM and Cullooka at 7:40 PM on Wednesday October 20. Local Democratic headquarters announced the schedule as the governor campaigns in the fifth district amid strong opposition and expected large Democratic turnout.
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Maury County
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Crabtrose
Mrs Warner appeals for Democratic support in Tennessee
Mrs Leslie Warner former president of the Tennessee Woman's Suffrage League spoke at Miss Camille Herndon's home to a large audience of women voters. She urged votes for Gov Cox and endorsed Gov Roberts praising his service to the state's unfortunate and urging turnout for the Democratic slate.
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Tennessee Woman's Site League
Tennessee
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Cox
Roberts
Maury and Marion Assessments Await Certification
Assessments for most Cio counties have been certified and published by the state board of equalization except Maury and Marion. Differences between county and state bounds hinder approval and no timeline is given for adjustments.
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Maury Countian Dies in Hashvilee
Mam Saturday's Daily Jerstda reports W. A. Levine, aged fifty one, son of MS. Pleasant, who lived at Spring Mil, died in Nahe ville at 6 o elock. Funeral at his father’s Mt. Pleasant residence tomorrow at two. Survived by wife, two sons Charles and Leale, daughter Laillian, his father and mother, brothers Ernest and Lee Erwin, sister Mrs Irvine. He was a devout Methodist and funeral services will be conducted by Dr. Ht Mt. Jaryia.
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