William Hunter Dies at 74 in Hampshire Community
William Hunter 74, a former federal soldier and respected citizen, died at his home in Hampshire after a period of illness. A member of the Methodist church, he was reared near Knoxville and lived in Maury County for many years. Funeral held at 2 pm at Cedar Hill Church with Rev Boyd Felder officiating. interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Manly Undertaking Co. was in charge.
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Diamond Dyes Promise Rich Color for All Fabrics
Advertises "Diamond Dyes" as a safe dye with simple instructions for home use. Claims products work on wool silk linen cotton and combos, with a color card featuring 16 rich shades and guaranteed results even for first time users.
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Maury County Filly Leads in Louisville Stake Pace
Allie Kittrell drives the Maury County mare Eleanor Martin to win the 20:17 stake pace at Louisville. The mare posted heats around 2:17 and finished strongly in the later runs. The race carried a $1,000 prize and drew ten starters. Next up she will race at the State Fair in Nashville.
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Allie Kittrell
Titty Eleanor Martin
Walter Direct
Louisville
Maury
Emmnty Eyelone
Nashville
Perse
Kittrell
County Court to Increase School Building Bond Interest to Six Percent
The county court plans to amend its resolution to issue 120000 in school building bonds at six percent interest conforming to a recent legislative act. Bonds previously set at five percent could not be sold. with six percent investors are expected to readily take the bonds. Communities like Culleoka Bally Hill and McDowell are ready with their portions of funds.
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New Grandparent Pogue Celebrated in County Records
County Register J. J. Pogue, nicknamed Grandpa Pogue, records a birth at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alin Swann of Mr. Pleasant. Mrs. Swann is a daughter of Esquie Pogue. The registrar notes the passage of time as the grandchild arrives.
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Pleasant
Ziron Praised By Anecdotal User For Weight Gain
A letter from Jopes Alabama by W. S. Lanter recounts a patient with poor health who gained ten pounds in four months after using Ziron. The tonic is described as a mold of iron and food medicine aiding rest through restoration of the system after overwork and under nourishment. The note claims physicians approve its ingredients and offers a money back guarantee from the druggist.
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Herald Column Notes Personal Visits And Renewal
A fragment notes daily visits and renewal details for The Herald column. Mentions Ada Pay and Arm strong on route 2 with unclear dates and locations.
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Plaintiff seeks damages over Bear Creek Pike water flow ruling
Bascom Regen sues Henry County and the County Highway Commission claiming flooding and higher water flow across his land after the old rock culvert was removed and a concrete water course built. The suit seeks damages for use of Hig Tools and rent for Engine 1s with Edward Ward Carmack as attorney.
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Edward Ward Carmack
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Hugh Todd Shelton
Ginger Ale Added by Chero Cola Co
The Chero-Cola Company here has added ginger ale to its lineup and begun production locally. Despite starting production recently, the firm has already received numerous commendations for the drink’s high quality.
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Large Gain in Farm Students of High School
Prof. Clement state supervisor of vocational and agricultural training visits county high school to review Smith Hughes funds. He notes over two thousand Tennessee high school boys enrolled in agricultural courses and says expanded farm education will keep youths on the farms by combining theory with practical work and earnings.
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Mary Teachers Set First Meeting for Oct 2
Mary County teachers plan the first regular meeting in the circuit court rooms on Saturday October 2. Prof John P Graham county superintendent will outline the program and officers for the year. The Maury County Teachers Association joins the state organization and aims to recruit every teacher in the county and state.
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East Tennessee
Shanghai Hosiery Workers Form Women's Labor Union
The first women workers in China organize a labor union in Shanghai hosiery factories. Activists led active female employees to unite for improved conditions and rights within the industry.
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Shanghai
Legislative announcements from Perry County Senate candidate
The Herald announces a Tennessee Senate candidate in Perry County for the upcoming General Assembly. The announcement notes party affiliation and official authorization under Democratic Party procedures.
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Tennessee
Pimples Ruin Pretty Faces Promising Free Medical Help
Ad claims skin diseases originate in the blood and promotes a treatment starting at 8.85 with a free case history to a Georgia address. It urges readers to contact a medical director in Atlanta for instructions at no charge.
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