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The Commercial. Union City, Tenn PBOPES77 OWEEES TAKE NO
TICE FEOIIT FOOT ASSESS-
FRIDAY. MAY 26, 1922.
AN ORDINANCE.
MENT NO. 6.
FIRST STREET, in the town of Un
ion City, Tennessee, from the south
lino of Lee street to the north line
of Palmer street In. said town.
Take notice that the Board of
Mayor and Aldernen of Union City,
An ordinance to" repeal street im
provement ordinances as follows:
Street tmnrnvement Ordinance No
1 for th improvement of First street Tennessee, on the 10th day of May,
. In Union City, Tennessee from the 1922 Passed 'a Street Improvement
south line of Harrison street to the Ordinance No. 6, providing for -the
north line of Main street in said Improvement of First street in the
town, all of said section of tovn ot Union City, Tennessee, from
said V street to be , improved tho soth lino of Lee street to the
by repairing, , draining, curb- north line of Palmer street, in-
. 5ng, guttering and paving with as- cluling intersections, by repairing,
phaltic concrete on concrete founda- draining, curbing, guttering and
lion and doinar all necessarv work in- paving with one of the following
cldent to such improvement; passed specifications: Concrete foundation
'May 17th, 1921, confirmed June 7th, wlth asphaltic concrete topping,
1921; Kentucky rock asphalt, bitulithic
D street improvement ordinance no. i" buoci aniiuon, m uu smvci ui
2 iur me improvement ui main street " -In
the town of Union City, Tennes- base' or by paving with concrete and
see, from the east line of First street doing all work incident to such im-
'to the west line of Urv street, in Bald provement pursuant to cnapter 18
town, all of said section of said street of the Acta of the First Extra Session
tobe Improved by repairing, drain- 01 tno Legislature or tne bta'e or
-ing, curbing, guttering and paving Tennessee for the year 191!$..
with asphaltic concrete on concrete ' According to said ordinance' and
foundation and doing all nececssary said statute two-thirds of the cost
work Incident to such, improvement; of said improvement is to be borne
passed May 17th, 1921, confirmed by the abutting property owners on
June 7th, 1921; said street and the intersecting
Street Improvement Ordinance No. streets, and one-third by the town
3 for the improvement of Ury street of Union City, Tennessee. And said
In the town of Union City, Tennessee, Board of Mayor and Aldermen will
from the south line of Mill street to meet at the Recorder's office in the
the north line of Cheatham street in town of Union City, Tennessee, on
said town, all of said section of said the 6th day of June, 1922, at 7:30
street to be improved by repairing, p.m., to hear any remonstrances or
draining, curbing, guttering and protests against the making of said
paving with asphaltic concrete on improvement or improvement. Full
. concrete foundation and doing all details, plans, specifications and es-
necessary work, incident to such im- timates or the cost or said improve
provement; passed May 17th, 1921, ments will be on file at said Record
confirmed June 7th, 1921; er's office on or before said date, sub-
- Street Improvement Ordinance No. Ject to the inspection of any proper
4 for the improvement of First street ty owner affected by such improve-
In the town of Union City, Tennes- ment. And on said date and at said
see,, from the north line of . Main meeting all persons whose property
street to the north line of Palmer may be affected by such improve-
street in said town, all of said sec- ment may appear in person or by
tion of said street to be improved by attorney, or by petition, and p-otest
repairing, draining, curbing, gutter- against tna maKing or sucn improve
lng and paving with asphaltic con- ment, the material to be use 1 and
rete on concrete foundation and do- the manner of making the same.
lng all necessary work incident to Said ordinance is on file at the of
such improvement; passed May 3d, lice of the City Recorder, subject to
1822; inspection by any person interested
And Street improvement ordi- and said ordinance is also set out in
nance No. 5, to provide for the im- full in the Union City Commercial
provement of Church street in the of Friday, May 19th, 1922.
town of Union City, Tennessee, from This May 12tb, 1922.
the west, line of Fifth street to the
TSast line of Cemetery street in said
town, all of said section of said street
.to be improved by repairing, drain
ing, curbing, guttering and paving
with asphaltic concrete on concrete
foundation and doing all necessary PROPERTY OWNERS TAKE NO
J. W. WOOSLEY, Mayor.
W. D. REISER, City Recorder.
Published in the Union City Com
mercial, May 19, 1922.
PEOPEETY OWNERS TAZE .NO
TICE FEONT FOOT ASSESS
MENT N0. 8. -
MAIN STREET, in the town of Un
ion City, Tennessee, from First
street to the east line of Ury street
in. said town.
Take notice .that the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen of Union City,
Tpnnessee, on the 10th day of May,
1922, passed a Street Improvement
Ordinance No. 8, to provide for the
improvement of Main street in the
town of Union City, Tennessee, from
the east line of First street to the
east l'ne of Ury street, ; includ
ing intersections, by repairing,
draining, curbing, guttering and
paving with one of the following
specifications: Concrete foundation
with asphaltic , concrete topping,
Kentucky rock asphalt, bitulithic
or sheet asphalt, or on a gravel or
stone Macadam base or on a Telford
base, or by paving with concrete and
doing all work incident to such im
provement pursuant to Chapter 18
of the Acts of the First Ex,tra Session
of the Legislature of tne State of
Tennessee for the year 1913.
According to. said ordinance and
said statute, two-thirds of the cost
of said improvement is to be borne
by the abutting property owners on
said street and the intersecting
streets, and one-third by the town
of Union City, Tennessee. And said
Board of Mayor and Aldermen will
meet at the Recorder's office in the
town of Union City, Tennessee, on
the 6th day of June, 1922, at 7:30
p.m., to hear pny remonstrances or
protests against the making of said
improvement or improvements. Full
details, plans, specifications and es
timates of the cost of said improve
ments will be on file at said Record
er's office on or before said date, sub
ject to the inspection of any proper
ty owner affected by such improve
ment. And cn said date and at said
meeting all persons whose property
may be affected by such improve
ment may appear in person or by
attorney, or by petition, and protect
against the making of such improve-
DELINQUENT
TAX-PAYERS
TAKE NOTICE
On the First Monday in June,
Emmett Arnold, 1 lot 4.92
R. B. Bright, 1 lot . . 31.48
Walter Brice, 1 lot 3.34
M. F. Calhoun, 114 acres... 36.30
J. C. Cobb, 20 acres 6.17
Curry & Marshall, 110 acres 41.82
Chas. Cleek, 1 lot . I . .42
W. F. Carter, 43 acres 16.35
Eunice Daniels, 1 lot 1.42
J. A. Dyer, 30 acres...;... 11.40
Mrs. N.F. EDDerson. 45 acres 12.35
next, I will turn over to the Comptroller Minnie Easterwood, 37 acres 11.87
of the Treasurv a list ni all Helinm.ent. c- c- Griggs, 2 lots 12.02
, , . . , . - , J. A. Harrison, 1 lot 8.35
real estate taxes as shown by the records j, Lee Hughes, 118 acres 84.13
in my office, and on said day under the W, E. Huey, 1 lot 4.17
law an additional penalty of 5 per cent Jf J18 2,6? cres 45 61
... 3 F . G. T. Hughes, 1 lot 6.55
will accrue on the gross amount of tax- w. J. Johnson. 50 acres . 11.40
es, interest and penalties now provided T. L. Joyner, 65 acres 170.09
by law. The following is a list of such VTac: ! ! ! ! ! ! III
dejn-quents, the district in which the Douglas Lunchford, 3 lots.. 4.75
property is situated add the number of Mrs- Mattie Lovelace, 1 lot. . 1.47
32.31
10. C. Williams, 13 lots, 32 John Reed. 5 lots 7.12
acres 38.76 E. E. Shore.. 2 lnta .47
Frank Wrady, 10 lots ..... 3.80 t f. Turner. 1 lot 5. Ml
J. P. Wright, 75 acres 41.93
A. WilsOD, 885 acres . 32.31
Number 6 State and County.
R. B. Marshall, 130 acres
E. M. Neely, 130 acres 61.87
L. D. Neely, 50 acres 13.41
Obion Valley Land Co., 300
acres 11.41
J. W. Ponder, 151 acres.... 39.91
acres, etc., in each tract,' as follows:
Number 1 State and County.
Dave Adkinson, 1 lot. 4.36
T. 8. Cloys, 50 acres. 45.61
Mrs bud.e Debow, 142 acres... 95.02 0na Priest, 2 lots 3!e 6
7.22
4.42
7.60
2.37
W. B. Stuart, 80 acres..... 39.64
C. B. Stovall, 71 acres 21.86
W. B. Thorn, 45 acres 53.76
29.56
14.52
rwicnara JUlinn, Z lots 2,85 E. R. Oninton. 22 acres.
Dorrell Y. Harris, 8 lots 6.17 Tom Reagan, 1 lot
Mrs. Viola Jeokins. 1 lot 1.52 H. T. Rhines. 34 acres.
Lucy Nailing, 1 lot .95 Scruggs heirs, 3 acres.
C. B. Naylor, 27 acres 15.20
8. E. Rives, 135 acres 45.60
Mrs. Lelia Reeks hpirs 1 Int 1 Q1
T. H. gammons, 110 acres.."." 84.54 8C" ombs' 9? fc,res
Dr w m Tow 47.. ok co A. K. Turner, 1 lot..
Number 12 State and County.
J. A. Wiley, 139 acres.... 32.30
R. M. Alexander, 3 acres... .47
Pierce Alexander, 28 acres. . 3.43
Chunk Applewhite, 62 acres. 9.60
Dickens heirs,, 50 acres 7.60
Ben Dickens, 3 acres 4.37
M. F. Flippin, 107 acres.. 24.98
Homer Flowers and S. L., 121
acres ,11.41
Homer Flowers and S. L., 159
acres . . 15.20
Will Griffin, 168 acres 21.00
Mrs. M. L. Green, 34 acres. . 2.85
J. H. Gray, 123 acres. ...... 26.60
Jessie Gray, 35 acres ' 9.60
James Hamilton, 91 acres... 40.5ff
Hogg heirs, 3 acres 1.90
Mrs. T. N. Hailey, 42 acres. . 4.28
Mrs. James Ingram, 100 acres 19.00
John Jackson, 40 acres 7.60
C. H. Lee, 162 acres 25.56
Littleton heirs,. 180 acres... 25. 38
J. A. McBride, 26 acres 3.80
Geo. Moody. 100 acres 15.20
Ed Morgan, 40 acres.
Criss Cross, 2 lots
A. Debow, 120 acres...
R. J. Davis, 1 lot
ment, the material to be used and 2eiUDa.vls e,irs' 1 lot-
the manner of making the same. T . .
Lee Frazier, 4 lots
Knn p f v r, fiin nn.j. r.,inni- . E. R. Holt. 86 acres
inspection by any person interested, lvey- 68 acres
Dr. W. M. Taylor, 47 acres 25.63
T. J. Vincent, 12 acres 6.65
- A' ya?e 91 acres 86-4? Mrs. Willie Barbee, 45 acres.
Coyl Wade. 350 acres 319.25 Bounds & Linson, 30 acres. .
S. H. Weaver, 631 acres 45.71 Coble & Dahnke, 1025 acres.
Murlin Woodfin, 11 acres 1.90 Coble & Garrett, 30 acres. , .
wi o e i 3 n x- Geo. Dahnke, 274 acres....
Number 2 State and County. Ge0. Dahnke. 150 acres. . . .
H. L. Curlin. 137 acres S142.54 nahnkn Bros.. 1447 oitpr. .
.76 Geo. Dahnke, 2 acres
139.01 Jno. Garrett, 28 acres
2.28 J. T. Jackson, 103 acres....
1.51 Jackson & Brantley, 343 acres 152.04
. 1.90 J. M. Lowe, 8 acres .48
1.90 C. L. Osborne, 53 acres 30.42
68.42 Obion Valley Land Co., 800
46.62 acres 60.82
Number 7 State and County.
24.81
2.85
70.76
2.37
28.50
11.40
130.19
3.80
2.38
65.67
and said ordinance is also set out in Wlu p- Noan- 24 acres 26.65 W. A. Parrish, 275 acres 248.32
full in the Union City Commercial mi., J. 101
Cato Paschall, 1 lot
J. W. Roberts, 44 acres 41.81
"work incident to swoh-improvement;
passed May 3rd, 1922, and all pur
suant to Chapter 18 of the Acts of
. the First Extra Session of the Legis
lature of the State of Tennessee fori
the year 1913 and subsequent amend
ments thereto.
SECTION 1. Be it ordained by
TICE FEONT FOOT ASSESS.
MENT NO. 7.
CHURCH STREET, in the town of
Union City, Tennessee, from the
west line of Second street to the
east line of Cemetery street in said
town.
the Board of Mayor and Aldermen Take notice that the Board of
or Union City, Tennessee, that Street Mayor and Aldermen of Union City,
improvement urdinances as follows: Tennessee, on the 10th day of May.
btreet Improvement Ordinance No. 1922. Dassed a Street Imnroyement
1 for the improvement of First Ordinanco No. 7. to provide for the
street in tne town or union City. Improvement of Church street in the
Tennessee, from the south line of town of Union City, Tennessee, from
narrison street to tne north line of the west line of Second street to the
Main street in said town, all of
saidsectton of Eaid street to be im
proved by repairing, draining, curb
ing, guttering and paving with as
phaltic concrete on concrete founda
tion and doing all necessary work
Incident to such improvement;
passed May 17th, 1921,-confirmed
June 7th, 1921;
v Street Improvement Ordinance No.
2 for the improvement of Main
street in the town of Union City,
Tennessee, from the east line of
First street to the west line of
Ury street in said town, all of
said section of said street to be im
1 proved by repairing, draining, curb
ing, guttering and paving with as
phaltic concrete on concrete founda
tion and doing all necessary work
incident , to such improvement
passed May 17th, 1921, confirmed
June 7th, 1921;
Street Improvement Ordinance No,
4 . for the improvement of Ury
-street in tne town of Union Citv,
Tennessee, from the south line of
Mill street to the north line of
, ' Cheatham street in said town, all of
said section of said street to be im
proved by repairing, draining, curb
ing, guttering and paving with as
phaltic concrete on concrete founda
tion and doing all necessary work
incident to such improvement;
passed May 17th, 1921, confirmed
June 7th, 1921;
Street Improvement Ordinance No
4 for the improvement of First
- street in the town of Union City,
Tennessee, from the north line of
Main street to the north line of
Palmer street in said town, all of
said section of said street to be im
proved by repairing, draining, curb
lng, guttering and paving with as
phaltic concrete on concrete founda
tion and doing all necessary work
incident to such improvement;
- 1 . n- 1 ..AAA
A n .1 C j .... T I r T
au on eei. improvement uruinance
No. 5 for the improvement of Church
street in the town of Union City,
" Tennessee, from the west- line of
: Fifth : street to the east line of
Cemetery street in said town, all of
- said section of said street to be im-
- proved by repairing, draining, curb
ing, guttering and paving with as
phaltic concrete on concrete founda-
tion and doing all necessary work
incident to such improvement;
passed May 3d, 1922; and all pur
- suant to Chapter 18 of the Acts of
the First Extra Session Of the Legis
lature of the State of Tennessee for
the year 1913 and subsequent amend-
ments thereto.
-rti e weieuy reyeaieu.
SECTION 2. Be it further ordain
ed that this ordinance take effect
from and after its passage, the wel
fare of the Corporation requiring it.
Passed and approved this 10th day
'Of May, 1922.
J. W. WOOSLEY, Mayor.
W. D. KEISER, Recorder.
(Published in the Union City Com
mercial May 19, 13221,
East line of Cemetery street, in
cluding intersections, by repairing,
draining, curbing, guttering and
paving with one of the following
specifications: Concrete foundation
with asphaltic concrete topping,
Kentucky rock asphalt, bitulithic
or sheet asphalt, or on a gravel or
stone Macadam base or on a Telford
base, or by paving with concrete and
doing all work incident to such im
provement pursuant to Chapter 18
of the Acts of the First Extra Session
of the Legislature of the State of
Tennessee for the year 1913.
According to said ordinance and
said statute, two-thirds of the cost
of eaid improvement is to be borne
by the abutting property owners on
said street and the intersecting
streets, and one-third by the town
of Union City, Tennessee. And said
Board of Mayor and Aldermen will
meet at the Recorder's office in the
town of Union City, Tennessee, on
the 6th day of June, 1922, at 7:30
p.m., to hear any remonstrances or
protests against the making of said
improvement or improvements. Full
details, plans, specifications and es
timates of the cost of said improve
ments will he on file at said Record
er's office on or before said date, sub
ject to the inspection of any proper
ty owner affected by such improve
ment. And on said date and at said
meeting all persons whose property
may be affected by such improve
ment may appear in person or by
attorney, or by petition, and protest
against the malting of such improve
ment, the material to be usad and
the manner of making tho samo.
Said ordinance is on file at the of
fice of the City Recorder, subject to
inspection by any person interested.
and said ordinance is also set out in
full in the Union City Commercial
of Friday, May 19th, 1922.
This May 12th, 1922.
J. W. WOOSLEY, Mayor.
W. D. KEISER, City Recorder.
Published in the Union City Com
mercial, May 19, 1922.
or Friday, May 19th, 1922.
This May 12th, 1922.
J. W. WOOSLEY, Mayor.
W. D. KEISER, City Recorder
Published in the Union City Com- Ernest Warford, col., 1 lot
mercial, May 19, 1922
95
.95
John Roland, 2 lots ,
Marshall Smith, col., 1 lot.,
Geo. Threlkeld, col., 1 lot.,
.95
1.42
2.86
3.80
Use More Milk for Health.
Number 3 State and County.
H. L. Carpenter, 100 acres.. 20.42
J. D. Curry, 160 acres...... 30.50
9.61
Joe Cantillion, 1 acre
J. C. Davis, 580 acres 57.02
J. M. Ezell, 11 acres 9.50
11.40
6.18
R. P. Hicks, 13a acres 15.21
This es- S. M. Hale, 78 acre3 12.35
Forty-four gallons of milk are used
by each person in the United States rf: N D- Edw"ds- 60 acres
,, j. i.i i, i tauiuuf jray, wu acres
made by dairy specialists.
timate refers to whole milk and docs C. P. Her, 19 acres
not include that which is consumed J- D- Killion, 100 acres
ivnnon tiros., 4U acres
luo iu.ui Vi caxxi, anu s p Morris, 126 acres 17.38
butter. The amount is about twice M. V. Mosier, 52 acres 11.50
as much as that used in 1890 when J. L. Mosier ct al., 452 acres.
E. W. Stovall, 76 acres 28.99
Bart Tanner, 135 acres 38.02
I. A. Wheeler, 625 acres. . 108.27
W.L. Womack, 230 acres... 70.13
Number 8 State and County.
Ben Brewer, 2 lots. . 9.18
Brewer Bros., 50 acres.... 34.20
Hal Bogle, 182 acres
Hal Bogle, 74 acres..
Hal Bogle, 2 acres. .
Hal Bogle, 94 acres. .
Hal Bogle, 117 acres
163 92
C. Bogle, 1 lot 1336
T. M. Bogle, 53 acres 25.66
T. M. Bogle, Sr., 60 acres... 22.80
T. M. Bogle, Jr., 36 acres... 9.60
7V.Tr a Pannlfl Uncrla 1 fl A anvtsa AK Ct A
Miss Effle Bogle est., 26 acres 7.60
I Pan Tiam O nAMn A An
ijcu uluci, o au ca tZ.vu
4.7S
Ed Roney, 96 acres 20.05
Will F. Russell, 110 acres.. 63.66
James Reed, 16 acres. ....... 3.90
Fitzgerald Shaw, 163 acres. . 18.05
S. H. Sutton, 47 acres 12.82
W.P. Stubblefield, 105 acres. 26.70
Marion Stone, 14 acres.... 1.90
Frank Stone, 30 acres 10.07
Charlie Taylor, 67 acres. . . . 15.78
Union City Hunting Club, 1
acre 3.51
Mrs. B. F. Wyatt, 35 acres.. 5.21.
J. T. Wilson heirs, 244 acres 133.04
J. C. Wiley, 112 acres 19.59
Number 13 State and County.
Geo. S. Allen, 1 lot 26.21
Mrs. Lula Beaver, 1 lot. . . .
0. P. Bishop, 13 lots
John Bransford, c, 1 lot...
Rhoda Brown, c, 2 lots. . .
Nellie Brown, c, 2 lots. . . .
1. F. Banton, c, 2 lots....
S. E. Byrnn, 5 acres
Dick Caldwell, c, 1 lot
Viola Capers, 2 lots
Mrs. Irene Carpenter, 1 lot
18.69
7.21
3.34
5.84
4.17
3.34
23.81
4.17
3.75
15.03
J. B. Clayton, 1 lot 13.69
4.38
J. M. Barnett, 3 lots. 14.61
Jim P. Brush, 1 lot
the consumption was approximately
22 gallons per capita.
The present-day consumption of
milk for cooking and drinking in the
United States, : they say, is equal to
J. L. Mosier and C. W. Miles.
146 acres 13.87
Chas. Noonan, 317 acres.... 77.69
J. S. Osburn, 33 acres 9.60
"" Arney Bates, c, 1 lot 1
A. I. Owens, 126 acres 62.72
F. O.
T1 TP Pnwoll 1 AA oa.aa 1 K OA
a li j J-"" VICU iU.SU
.iuumii ua.y, ur as iuucn as gid pini0n( 75 acres 15-30
two small glasses. This is a small W.P. Rogers, et al., 50 acres. 11.40
amount compared to the per capitaM- B- Sappington, 105 acres.. 38.02
consumption in some European coun- ?; f- ,Tu"' ,150 acres 95-58
fftaa t a,.A aj t5.!i , M- Tull, 114 acres 72.58
.11. i,. .,CuCii aim owmenaiia, i H. Todd. 115 acres 38 (11
neariy u gallons are used by each U. L. Williams,, 57 acres... 21.00
person annually. P. C. Ward, 1 acre 3.33
Tjnifi, ....I.,, , , O T. Walliston, 75 acres.... 152.70
Health specialists as well as dairy I y a Wilson .' .nrpJ, ,7 nfi
1.1,-1. - 0 x, - . . . I - ' ' ' " "
syuuiiuists oi tne uixtension service, A. E. Wheeler, 154 acres..
University of Tennessee stato that
the majority of the people of Tennes- Number 4 State and County,
2.09
67
Mrs. J. L. Cody, 52 acres. ... 15.20
Milton Davis, c.,' 2 lots 6.68
Murry Dozier, 170 acres.... 76.98
Geo. Dahnke, 164 acres.... 6.65
Tracey Derryberry, 6 lots.. 15.21
Tom Elam, c, 1 lot 4.17
Mrs. J. C. Elder, 1 lot, 30
acres 42.84
T. U. Fossett, 3 lots, 49 acres. 15.08
N. N. Garrison, 1 lot 22.02
B. L. Glisson, 27 acres..... 17.20
Billie Glisson, 1 lot .-42
J. L. Garrett, 1 lot 2.09
Mrs. C. A. Hudson, 1 lot 13.35
F. E. Hill, 15 acres 3.80
R. H. Hunt, C, 1 lot 5.43
G. P. Hurt, 100 acres 228.06
44
3.34
36.21
2.50
83.62 G; H" Herman 3 Jots!.'.'!.'! 12!
Jno C. Jackson, c, 1 lot. . .
H P. & R.B. Johnson, 71 acres
43.82 Frank Jones, 1 lot.
see and especially the cities are not Robert Bryand, 136 acres.
drinking enough milk. These work- - H- demons. 148 acres 119.60 T. J. Myrick, 3 lots 13.02
ers with the assistance of farm and Coble & Latlmel.( 900 acres.. 68.42 G. R. McFadden, 2 lots .83
mime uemonotration agent3 are will Flower, 1 lot.. 5.34 Obion Valley Land Co., 1480
preacmng the gospel of "milk for Bertie Fields, 1 lot 8.68
health" throughout the Stato with - H. Hauser heirs, 60 acres. 18.05
I T TIT TT 1 ft n
SDlendid results J:-nelr,uS- acres..
acres
57.02
C. C. Pierce, 70 acres 24.81
N. L. Ledbetter. 4 lots
in order that people might be bet- P. J. Robinson, 1 lot
ter informed in reeard to th vaIupN- Taylor, 2 lots
of milk as a fnnrt. n nil -am.-t Jonn wuson, z acres..
' & I XT T. Wnmiielf 1 Q a
was conducted in Nashville durinar
the first week in May and the mes- -Number 0 Mate and County,
ss-e-e or milk for health was carried Joe Box, 1 lot 3.90
to. 20,000 school children in the cltv F. N. Barnes, 36 acres 9.12
hv tminpH siuu-.r. anA .-ni J Smalley Barnes, 1 lot 2.20
ot,cvlttlli,ca i
lUB llilBUSlua oervicc, university W. M. Covey, 25 acres
ot tenncssee and the United States J. H. Deen, 4 acres
Department of Agriculture. Before w- B- Doran, 1 lot
145.39 Miss Birdie Primrose, 1 acre.
8.68 John Robinson, c, 1 lot. .
6.68 Mrs. S. E. Rossin, 69 acres
.84 Bob Smith, 1 lot
66.52 Alvin C. Sherman, 1 lot..
32.68 W. W. Shaw, 2 acres..
L. D. Tanner, 191 acres. . .
L. D. Tanner, 62 acres. . . .
L. D. Tanner, 45 acres.
Israill Taylor, c, 2 lots...
Frank Clay, c, 1 lot 3.34
Mr3. A. B. Coble, l.lot 10.01
R. A. Collier, 4 lots 2.50
D. R. & leman, 3 lots 9.24
Martha Crawford, c, 1 lot.. 1.25
Gaston Crowder, 1 lot .66
W. P .Crowder, 1 lot 10.85
Sam L. Cunningham, c, 1 lot 8.35
R. L. Darnell, 22 acres 63.18
John Davis, c, 1 lot .33
Dahnke-Walker Mlg. Co., 5
lots 330.80
Albert Dennis, c, 1 lot 3.34
Tel Dickerson, c, 1 lot 3.34
Mollie Draper, c, 1 lot.... 2.92
Mrs. Sophie Easley, c, 1 lot. 2.09
H. T, Edwards, 4 lots, 594
acres 1006.64
Mrs. Lizzie Edwards, 1 lot. . . 3.34
W. J. Edwards, Sr., 1 lot 1.67
Mrs. E. B. Eddings, 1 lot... 1.25
Mrs. Paul Jones Flack, 1 lot. 15.35
A. M. Gilbert, c, 1 lot 10.35
Tobe Haynes, c, 2 lots .8S
S. P. Harris, 2 lots..; 52.18:
J. C. Hurt, 74 acres 30.41
W. E. Jackson, 4 lots 62.69
Lee Jackson, c, 2 lots 3.76
Will James, c, 1 lot 3.34
A. J. Jessup, 1 lot, 9.51
W. H. Johnson, 1 lot 15.27
Dave Johnson (c.)est., 2 lots. 4.59
Mattie Johnson, c, 1 lot. . . . .83
C. V. Jones, 1 lot 5.34
T. L. Joyner, 1 lot 53.42
Geo. R. Kenney, 1 lot 10.01
Wesley Landrum, c, 1 lot.
Mrs. Nannie Little, 1 lot.
M. Lowrance, 1 lot....
Pearl Long, c, 2 lots
Alf. Majors est., 1 lot. . . .
tho camnrjsrn wpa laim-h-H ,.- Morgan uaviS, 1 lot
wo I' W. Easterwood, 33 acres
E. J. Cole, 170 acres ." 19.39
6.76
3.33
.30
.94
7 12
THE MILLING HOSPITAL
Edwards. 7 acrps 11 11
regard to tne under nourishment of Lizzie Edwards, 16 acres
the school children of the city. It Mrs. A. E. Farris, 30 acres
3.04
5.70 i
SEVENTH YEAR
A Modern Surgical Institution.
Competent Trained Nurse
DR.'W. A. NAILLING Chief Surgeon
Union City, Tenn. Both Phones 41.
Cumberland 461
County 262 . . .
was found hat a surprisingly large
percentage of the children were un
der-weight and about one-fourth of
them were about ten percent, or
more, under weight. A significant
fact was discovered in that a large
percentage of those ten percent, or
more, under weight drank very lit
tle, or no, milk, while as a rule those
that were ud to the standard in
weight drank milk regularly: After
the kiddies heard the messages of
the speakers, they said they would
asK for more milk.
Add Grounds-
Telephones:
v.
Dr. C. E. Upchurch!
DENTIST
Over Mrs. Aran's Millinery Store
Union City, : : : Tenn.
cuiiud Client:"! us tricked into
niarryin' is heaji widdy woman, Mi
randy, an' I craves a divoce. She tol'
me her fust husban done lef a good
suit ob clothes."
Cullud Lawyer: "On which grounds
does yuuh crave is heah divoce?"
Cullud Client: "On de grounds 'at
de suit don't fit me." Nashville
Tennessean.
Guy Fumbanks, 3 lots.
Mrs. B. Fulgraham, 1 lot.
F. W. Fields, 3 lots
J. M. Goodman, 1 lot.
u.ovirs. n.ii or
Ethel Harris, 30 acres 5.70 "ua'"ouu:, " "cn 8-
A. M. Hogg, 8 lots
Walter Hayes, 2 lots
J. G. Hawk, 2 lots
Henry Herring, 1 lot
B. T. Johnson, 130 acres.
W. A. Jackson, 3 lots...
J. W. Keith, 150 acres 52.17 C. A. Alphin. 2 lots
j. u. is.uk tneirsj 14U acres.
R. L. Knight, 1 lot ;
C. H. Lee, 84 acres
Martha Leonard, 1 lot ..... .
Henry Leonard, 1 lot
H D. Lion, 43 acres
M. L. Morgan, 113 acres. . . .
A. T. & D. C. Morgan, 1 lot.
Vannie Madding, 1 lot
R. W. Morgan, 102 acres. . . .
McConley , 1 lot.....
C. L. Mulherin, 5 lots
M. E. Neely, 1 lot
P. Orr, 152 acres 36.21
John Rainey, 1 lot
ClaiKnce Spicer, 3 lots
J. SlStauchfield. 28 acres..
Dee iaw, 6 lots ;
Mrs. J. S. Shaw, 1 lot.
A. Tate, 32 acres
A. L. Thompson, 14 acres.
D.-.ve Temmon, 114 acres. . .
Hannah Thompson, c, 1 lot .41
D. H. Wagner, 91 acres 32.41
VV. P. Wade, 131 acres 61.78
VV. H. Wilson, 106 acres 60.82
J. M. Wilson, 45 acres 2S.51
V. H. Wade estate, 3 lots 47. 9G
W. P. Wade, 1 lot; 117 acrps;
100 acres; 107 acres; 120
acres; 131 acres 263.50
1-14 Lotta Young. 1 lot 2.50
!28 Number 19 State and County.
Guy Calhoun, 30 acrrs. 9.50
4 SR D. E. Council, 3 acres .... 1.42
675 J. P. Glover, 100 acres 114 03
,"lg P. U. Glover, 36 acres 11.98
.47 M. M. True, 79 acres 22.91
30.42 , w,v, 11 ctnt. aj n j.
1 42 I 1,I1JUUC1 i uww cluu vuuiiiy.
48
26.61 J. H. Bovett. 4 lots .95
i J. N. Cram. 8 acres 11 Kfi
22-I2 Crain & Turner.l lot 3!s0
' Coble & Dahnke, 837 acres
M. Dozier, 1 lot; 196 acres ....
25 66 e0' dahnke, 125 acres
"33 J. A. Davidson, 10 acres
'45 G. S. Daniels, 125 acres
24.81 Henry O. Finch, 1 acre
.95 C. E. Green, 53 acres
15.77 R. M. Grills. 5 acres
1.90 p. N. Harris, 4 lots
W. T. Hinson, 3 lots
Geo. P. Hurt, 341 acres
T. S. Jenkins, 1 lot
Mason Hall Gin Co., 2 acres...
W. D. Moore, 56 acres
Obion Valley Land Co.,
58.91
180.22
4.75
6.75
4.75
5.70
40.86
2.37
.66
.76
1S5.30
.47
11.65
53.21
45.61
23.52
36!22 I ML. Pierce, 367 acres 177.26
1.90
2.95
6.27
5.80
1.90
3.80
5.80 W F. Pierce, 15 acres
1.67
20.03
4.ia
4.84
4.1S
W. R. Manley, 1 lot 25.20
R. B. Marshall, 65 acres 34.21
O. E. Milliken, 1 lot 17.89
Mrs. Virgie Milliken, 1 lot.. 6.68
Hattie Morton, c., 2 lots.... 1.25
Ross Mosby, c, 1 lot 3.35
Delia Murphy, 1 lot 4.93
Nute McDavis, c, 1 lot.... 6.68
Otto McFall, c, 1 lot 5.84
Amanda Nash, c, 1 lot 3.34
W. P. Noah, 1 lot 10.02
Annie Lee Owens, c. ,2 lots. . 5.17
3.8O O -L. Pardue, 1 lot 67
.42 Susan Payne, 10 acres 11.50
34.21 G. W. Phebus, Jr., 106 acres. 167.24
5.42 Phebus&McAlister,112 acres 171.05
4 91 Geo. Phillips est., 1 lot 4. IS
9.60 W. E. Powell, 1 lot 10.02
Howard Powers, 2 lots 5.76
250.23 Sudie Rickman, 1 lot .41
Thomas Robinson, c, 2 lots. 4.18
4.09 John Robinson, Jr., c, 4 lots 5.42
John Robinson, Sr., c, 2 lots. 3.34
A. P. Roberts, 1 lot 5.43
Mrs. S. P. Rhoulac, 1 lot 10.02
Mrs. S. F. Sanders, 1 lot 23.37
Mrs. Maud Sinkier, 1 lot 15.35
Mary M. Smith, c, 1 lot 1.67
Butler Swift, 2 lots 1.92
Henrietta, Tackett, c, 1 lot. 5.43
Myrtle Tackett, c, 1 lot.... 4.17
W. M. Tavlor, 1 lot....- 18.36
Mrs. D. F. Temple, 1 lot 14.52
Andy Tottcn, c, 1 lot 8.35
Union City Elevator Co., 1 lot 66.78
U. C. Motor Implement Co., 1
lot 205.12
Emma Valentine, c., 1 lot. . . 6.68
S. T. Wrade, 1 lot, 24 acres.. 91.22
Fannie Wade, c, 1 lot 3.34
George Wade, c, 1 lot 5.34
Anna F. Walden, 1 lot 42
A. B. Watts, 1 lot 8.35
Hula West, c, 1 lot 4.18
Rosa Weddington, c, 1 lot.. l.7 "
W. B. Wells, c, 1 lot S.6S
Audria Wells, c, (heirs) 1 lot 2.50
A. E. Wheeler, 1 lot '30.38
A. Whitlow, c, 2 lots 83
Frank Williams, 1 lot 42
E. G. Wilscon, 1 lot "2.83
H. E. Wilson, 1 lot 13.35
Dora Wilson, c, 1 lot 3.34
S. S. Wiley, 1 lot 18.69
J.M. Woodfin, Jr., 5 acres. 3.80
Gentry Young, C, 2 lots.... 5.84
I, Armour Ratliff, Trustee of Obion
County, Tenn., do hereby certify that
the above is a correct list of Delin
quent Real Estate taxes for 1921 as
shown by the records In my office
for the respective Districts.
This May 8, 1922.
ARMOUR RATLIFF.
Trustee.
Ey J. A. IIOWAHD, D. T.
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