Maury County political announcements emerge in 1910 primaries
A stream of public notices announces candidates for Maury County offices including Sheriff, Trustee, County Judge, Circuit Court Clerk and more. Names like Janes A. Sanders, JT McKnight, Jesse Tomlinson, W. Adkison, W. Is. McFall, J. H. Puryear, and Will Whitaker appear, all pledging to run under Democratic primary action on Feb 5 1910 or Feb 6 1910, with party endorsement details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes A. Sanders
Maury County
Democratic Party
Dawtt
JT McKnight
D&wtt
Jesse Tomlinson
Déwtt
Xo. W. Adkison
D&w
W. Is. McFall
J. H. Puryear
Dé W
Will Whitaker
Pon
Sire
Pri F
Dawit
Democratic Party Primary Announces Maury County Races
A local notice informs that N. E. Due is a Democratic candidate for Register and SAM J. Taylor is also a candidate for Register of Maury County in the party primary to be held Saturday February 5 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E
Register
Maury County
Democratic Party
Caer
Sam J. Taylor
Register of
Opet
Mr Boardman Builds Shop for Carmack Monument
Carmack monument contract holder FP G Boardman, a local sculptor, has returned from the north and begun supervising a workshop on his property to fashion the stone memory of the statesman. He aims to finish in twelve to eighteen months, though exact timing remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Boardman
Carmack
Boardman
St. Gardins
Taft Views the Wild West on Rincon Ranch Roundup
President Taft rode a cow pony at Gregory Texas to a round-up of about 1200 cattle on the Rincon section. He saw two wild steers cut out and roped, calves branded, and a group of steers swim through a disinfecting tank. A rattlesnake near Rincon ranch house was killed. Taft’s horse Sam bucked before he mounted but behaved well afterward.
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Gregory
Tex
Taft
Rincon
Plains
When Rincon Ranch House
Laquinta
Sam
Mr. Taft
Builder Shot From Ambush Near Heidelberg Kentucky
Charles Williams foreman for the Louisville and Nashville railroad on a new eastern Kentucky mountain line was shot by unknown assailants and left for dead near Heidelberg Lee County Tuesday night. He is not expected to survive. Six weeks earlier he was wounded by two men believed same attackers. Williams said to be from Detroit Michigan.
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Lexington
Charles Williams
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Kentucky
Heidelberg
Lee County
Williams
Detroit
Mich
Daily Local Market Report from Louisville Kentucky
Market slow with mixed results across categories. Cattle receipts heavy, steer prices around 5 to 9 dollars, hogs mostly steady to down with tops near 7.40, sheep and lambs dull with best lambs around 5.50, wool and produce quoted by Wm Barker with eggs, butter, and poultry prices listed.
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Louisville
Bulla
Foeaers
Hide and Ginseng Prices From Quotations Section
Price list items include hides in various grades with values for horse, mule, goat and lamb hides, and also ginseng dry and green, yellow root, plus feather values for goose and duck, and tallow figures. The data presents unit prices per pound or per item, as listed in the quotation column.
Flour and Grain and Wholesale Goods Quotations
Quotations from Mill Elevator Ashton Mills JUNK RUBBER ZINC AND 1 BAD Old scrap iron Brass Heavy brass 6c light brass 3c Copper Light copper 6c heavy copper 8c Bones 70c to 25c per hundred Rubber tires 50 Ib No 7 shoes 6c Ib No 3 shoes 2c B FIELD SEED Oats 40c per bushel Clover 4 to 5 new crop Mayke Clover 9.50 to 10.00 Cane Seed 40c by WHOLESALE GROCERIES Sugar Best Boston granulated sugar 5.52 per 100 lbs brown sugar 5.26 Coffee Bulk roast 12 27%o green 9%4c 14Ke WHOLEGALE PRODUCE Cabbage 1.75 per crate Bananas per bunch 1.22 2.00 Lemons 3.50 Navy beans 3.10 Lima beans 6c b Country Sorghum Bio wholesale 46c
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Colombi
Mill & Elevator Co
Ashton Mills
South Jarker
Callender & Co
Banda
J.sloan Co
Boston
Bender & Co
Lima
Piano Sale By Christman Sons at the Old Harlan Stand
W J Rose and Chas M McGhee of Christman Sons New York display a car load of Christman pianos at the old Harlan stand on the square. They stay ten days offering direct factory pricing on high grade pianos. Subscribe for The Herald.
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W. J. Rose
Chas. M. McGhee
Christman Sons
New York
Harlan Stand
Mrs William Thaw Changes Lawyers
New York October 21 Supreme Court Justice Bixehof slawed an order substituting Kellogg Rose as counsel for Mrs Mary Thaw in the suit brought by Dr Ab Jen McLane Hamilton for services as alionist replacing Morschauser Hogaradt of White Plains It is understood Kellogg Rose may press future efforts to have Harry Thaw released from Matteawan.
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New York
Supreme Court
Bixehof
Kellogg & Rose
Mary Thaw
Ab Jen McLane Hamilton
Morschauser & Hogaradt
White Plains
Kellogg & Rose Wmay
Harry Thaw
Matteawan
Mass Meeting Sparks Columbia Mayoral Clash in Maury County
A large Friday mass meeting in Columbia promises heated discussion as residents debate who will lead the next board of Mayor and Aldermen. Voters estimate 800 to 1,000 turnout from a 1,400 district registration, with 350 colored voters registered but not all able to vote due to ballot complexities.
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Columbia
William Biddle
Robert Guest
Howlacee
Court House
Houston
Tex
United Daughters of the Confederacy
L. W. Kline
Viva Voce
North Carolina
Kentucky
Missouri
West Virginia
Alabama
Virginia McSherry
John P. Hickman
Nashville, Tenn
Illlinois
Rice Hotel
Arlington Monument Association
Shiloh
Louisville
Basil Duke
Roosevelt
Daughters of the Confederacy
Jefferson Davis
Cabin John Bridge
South
Farmers Prosper in Maury County Wheat Boom
Farmers in Maury County press for wheat sowing with a strong harvest outlook. Dry spells delayed planting but improved land preparation. High prices and abundant harvests boost independence, with farmers delaying sales until prices justify the move. Corn and wheat futures cited as favorable, as county farmers anticipate a robust, profitable season.
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Maury County
Tennessee
Centreville Post Office Robbery Reported
Special to The Herald from Nashville dated October 21 describes the Centreville post office break in last night with losses between 25 and 50 dollars. No clue to the robbers as dogs from Nashville failed to strike a trail.
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The
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Centreville
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals From Infections
Princeville Illinois resident M L Bingham refused amputation and used Bucklen's Arnica Salve to cure a gangrene infection that had begun to eat eight toes. The ad extols its ability to cure eczema fever sores boils burns and piles, with a 26 cent price at GEO 8 ALCORN'S.
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M. L. Bingham
Princeville
Geo
Alcorn’s
Mt Pleasant Boosters March On Metropolis and Rail Route
A Mt Pleasant boosters delegation marched through Columbia to Nashville for a Board of Trade session on backing the Middle Tennessee Railway. The line would link Rock City with the phosphate town, with Franklin to Mt Pleasant extending upon $100,000 bond subscriptions. About $26,000 remains to subscribe, boosters worry over potential stock loss to Nashville thieves.
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Columbia
Nashville
Board of Trade
Middle Tennessee Railway
Rock City
Middle Tennessee
Mt. Pleasant
Franklin
Mt Pleaaant
Making Paper in the South Inspires Industry
Esq. George Hayes has received samples of paper made from timber supplied by his brother J. T. Hayes of Tomoda North Carolina. Hayes holds a contract for five thousand cords of wood to be made into paper. Timber from mountain forests is skidded to lowlands then trammed to mills. Hemlock and chestnut are the principal timbers. The model timber camp bans cursing whipping of teams and squaw drinking.
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George Hayes
J.T. Hayes
Tomoda
N. C
Hayes
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