PERSONAL NOTES AND WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS IN NASHVILLE
Mrs. M A Dees and son Justin return to Mide Hudson Texas after a month with Mrs Kirk Lettty and relatives. Several locals plan visits to Chicago Nashville and Franklin. weddings of Erwin Hanly and Amis Eggleston noted. Amis to Tulsa after ceremony in Franklin. Japan insect bell described as a beetle emitting bell like music.
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M.A. Dees
Som
Justin
Mide Huhson
Texas
Kirk Lettty
Connor J. Shaw
Washington
Shaw
Chicago
Louieville
Werrnsland
Walbsington
Mpg
Janes Wilkes Thomas
Regen
Seventh Street
Ray Wolf
Atta Wolf
Erwin-Hanly
Wiliam F. Erwin
Mary J. Hanly
Atlanta
William Ewrin
M. Erwin
W. T. Erwin
U. S. Navy
Rural five cent levy action to boost poorer county schools
Rural schools would gain from a five cent levy, but failure to apply a sliding scale benefits poorer counties at the expense of richer ones like Maury. Maury would pay far more than it receives, with about 15 to 16 thousand raised but only a little returned. The plan would distribute funds by scholastic population and equally, with a third reserved for under forty day terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Maury County
Senate
Dies At Station Without Warning
Guy Watson of Spring Hill died suddenly last night while meeting a train. He was forty eight, unmarried, and survived by his father and siblings John W. Watson and Genie Wells. Funeral at 3 30 this afternoon conducted by Rev. W. A. Sadler Maury Undertaking Company in charge. A second note mentions a family hat tradition passed to the eldest son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Watson
Spring Hill
Mr. Watson
John W. Watson
Genie Wells
W. A. Sadler
Maury Undertaking Company
T. L. Cunningham
Cattle And Hog Prices Steady On Louisville And Nashville Markets
Cattle and hog prices were unchanged today on both the Louisville and Nashville markets. The best grades of cattle met strong demand while other cattle were dull, but quotations remained the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Nashville
Cattle, Hogs, and Sheep Market Report From Louisville
Special to The Herald reports Louisville cattle receipts at 800 with steady best, hog receipts 1,500 with active market and unchanged quotations, prices from 120 to 260 pounds ranging 10 to 16.25 dollars, dies and throwouts noted. Sheep receipts 500 with active trade and steady quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaris
The
Herald
Louisville
Nashville Live Stock and Produce Market Report
Nashville Tenn Sept 9 Hog receipts 1500 market steady heavies 14.76 mediums 16.15 meats 15.50 pigeons 10.90 to 11.50 roughs 11.25 down Cattle 400 market steady Produce and eggs hens fry ing chickens and other poultry prices listed Butter 27 30c per lb Toms 20 26c Hens 24c Geese 5c per lb Irish potatoes 2.60 per bushel Red clover 34 bu Alsike 32 bu Blue grass 4 bu Orchard 4 bu Timothy 6.76 bu Herdsgrass 22c lb Alfalfa 23.50 bu Crimson clover 6.50 bu Rye 2.80 bu Grain Corn 7.25 per barrel Flour patent prices bran 60 per ton shorts 76 per ton Oats 75c per bushel Wool 20c per lb Hides 10c per lb Wheat No 2 240 per bushel
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Union
Stocie Yarda
The
Herald
Nashvile
Tenn
Mehta
Shorts
Gallant Soldier R E G Jack Dies at Theta aged 83
R E G Jack, 83, revered Maury County resident and Confederate veteran, died Thursday at 4 30 PM at his daughter Mrs W J McKnight in Theta. Born in Illinois, he moved to Maury at six, long tied to Cartera Creek and Theta. Survived by son W E Jack and daughter Mrs W J McKnight. funeral held this morning with Masonic honors. Maury Undertaking Co in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E.G. Jack
W. J. McKnight
Theta
Jack
Illinois
Maury County
Cartera Creek
Confederacy
Maury Artillery
Mr. Jack
Louise Fiteger
Narcisse Godwin
W. E. Jack
Mra
Jim. Hight
Hewes
Masic
The
Maury Undertaking Co
Roosevelt Three Times Narrowly Escapes Death
Roosevelt three times escapes death in Oklahoma as lightning and storm force a risky emergency landing. Lieut. Col Theodore Roosevelt travels from Okmulgee to Tulsa for a night address, surviving near misses with two companion planes. Earlier incidents at Joplin and Vinita left the party shaken but unharmed. A Tulsa observer notes the weather could drop five inches of rain in the air if it fell as liquid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Theod
Roosevelt
Okmulgee
E. O. Lingo
James Kennedy
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Nellie Maloney
Navy Tricouimie
Black Silks
Silk
Messalines
BON Ton
Royal Worcester
Laila Chadwell
Lawlaville
Mee. Leving G. Peebles
Nick M. Page
Ninth Street
Misa
Virginia Nicholson
Kareeville
Chattanoooka
Mrs. J. P. Acuff
East Tennesee
Thos. H. Williams
Birmingham
Huntaville
Frank Williams
Sellers
Carter's Creek
James West
W. C. Johnson
Chattanooga
D. 1D. Heath
Charlotta
N.C
W. W. Walker
Fayetteville
TC. Haley
Randolph-Macon
Lynchburg
Misia
Jonas T Amia
Franklin
Vanderbilt
United States Marshal
Middle Tennessee
United States
E. T. Sanford
George E. B. Witt
Lynnville
Japan
Maury
Korea
J. B. Rees
P. Garber
West 7Th Street
Louisville Livestock
Maury National Bank
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