Falling Off Shown in Realty Transfers
From Wednesday's Daily Herald Maury county real estate transfers this year will be smaller than 1919. August 1919 saw 218,260 in transfers while the just-ended month recorded a little over half that amount at 176,530.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Herald
Maury County
Miss Mary Russell Returns Home From Alabama Visit
Miss Mary Russell returns to her home in Bowling Green Kentucky after a two day stay with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs D B Harlow on her return from Gadsden Alabama where she has been visiting her aunt Mrs Lawrence Moss
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Russell
Homer
Bowling Green, Ky
D. B. Harlow
Gadsden
Ala
Lawrence Moss
Mule Colt Market Opens in Columbia with Light Supply
The Columbia mule market opens Monday amid expected high prices but a notably light crop of mule colts and fewer breeding mares and jacks in the county. Dealers foresee lower overall prices due to a weak cotton market, though some extra fine animals may appear as a large crowd gathers for the season start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Daily Herald
Finest Clover Field At Cullooka Draws Praise From County Agent
Prof Melean says the twenty acre field of crimson clover sown by Col Jos B Tomlinson at Cullooka is among the most perfectly prepared seed beds he's seen. Tomlinson, famed for a 1917 record corn crop, uses fifteen pounds per acre with a rich seed bed. He is noted as progressive and thorough in farming. Filipinos make palatable bread from canary seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Herald
Jos. B. Tomlinson
Cullooka
Prof
Melean
Tomlinson
Dependable Rates Promised for Estimates and Services
Promises of dependable rates accompany contact for estimates. The brief notes reassurance of fair pricing and accessible quotes to attract customers seeking reliable value.
Abe 3AU Man Returns From New York View
Abe 3AU man has just returned from a stay in New York and shares a grounded view on Price Clothing, suggesting a return to practical fashion. He emphasizes staying connected to ordinary life and avoiding excess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe 3Auman
New York
Reduction Announced As Prices Near Pre War Levels
Abe Bauman of Bogatzky & Bauman reports plans to cut men’s and boys’ clothing prices as supply and demand shift after the war. He bought fall and winter stock in New York, aiming to offer suits around 26 dollars, down from former highs, with savings of 75 to 100 percent for customers. Bauman says shoppers will value the dollar and that retail prices are stabilizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Bauman
Bogatzky & Bauman
New York
Bauman
Increased Passenger Rates Effective Across Interstate Travel
Increased passenger rates to interstate points took effect at 12 01 Thursday morning. Domestic intra state fares await action by the Lee railroad commission. Those buying tickets to points outside the state face a twenty percent rise. other lines report wage awards to railways cited as cause for the changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essenger
Lee Railroad Commissa
Itomoy
Prof Duke Takes Course at Peabody
Principal Lucian Duke returns from Peabody College after a summer course. He is ready for the upcoming open house and school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Peabody
Daily Herald
Lucian
Oe County
Peabody College
Harlan Porter Walker Add Edged Tools Line
Harlan Porter Walker, a local hardware dealer, began stocking the Winchester Arma Company edged tools and personal service hardware after the manufacturer announced a complete line for dealers nationwide. They have received the initial order and expect full Winchester goods on shelves by early fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan, Porter & Walker
Winchester Arma Company
Carnons
Winchester Arms
Shelly
Winchester
Auction season opens next Monday in Maurice County
Beginning September 6 auctions will run for eight months with R F Moore & Sons and local dealers holding sales every Monday at their Mast Seventh street stables. County buyers anticipate a strong year after nearly 100 auctions in 1919 yielding substantial sums, as owners unload surplus stock and farm products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aason i
Columbia
Maurice County
R. F. Moore & Sons
Mast Seventh Street
Plans for Vets Reunion Car Train from Columbia
R. C. Wallis of the Louisville and Nashville railroad will confer with Gen. John L. Jones tomorrow on transport for the Confederate reunion in Houston in October. At least three carloads of veterans are expected to depart Columbia on a special train for the major annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
John L. Jones
Houston
Coumbia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Garber’s
Garber
West 7Th Street
Col. Jos. B. Tomlinson
United States
England
France
Savings Bank
Reds
Columbia Bank @ Trust Co
W. B Greenlaw, Pres
Geo. E. McKennon, Cashier
Maury National Bank
R. C. Wallis