Dark's Mill and Sunnyside News Briefs Report Ills and Visits
News from Dark's Mill, Campbell Station, and Sunnyside covers crop drought effects, illnesses, and community events. Notable items include W. T. Roan and others sick, Cam Lockridge's death, graveside services, plus multiple visits and social notes across Columbia, Decatur, Nashville, and nearby towns. Daisy Sham reports weathered crops and health updates while local churches hold services and school arrangements begin for the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dark's
W. T. Roan
Non J
Hannon i
Aldo
Johnnie Jacobs
Belle Green Pines
Sam Nesbitt
Sam Pields
Santa Fe
Lewis Strong
Columbia
Penany
Gardner Columbia
Day Short
L. 8. Watson
W. M. Murphy
Snaie Sedberry
Bally Hill
Ed. A. Meroney
Martha Satterfield
Jameson
Mary Green
Alice
Angel of Death
D. Lockridge
Cam
Colorado
Lasting Hope
W. Anderson
M. E. Gabard
Xerses
John Shea
Decatur
Ala
Gerrude Martin
Corneraville
Mai Hobbs
Myrtle Thompson
Camden
Nashville
Mayme Wesson
Tarpley
Wales Station
Nettie Porter
Nan Hobbs
Sam Wells
Lillian Hutt
Ale
W. G. Wells
Daisy Evans
Brainard McDonald
Paradise
Fla
AW. McDonald
Maggie Kannon
Stoyrna
Lizzie White
Misa Pearl Gracy
Earnest Tirney
Lakeland
Ligvie Payne
Gallatin
Mrs. Payne
Mir
Annie Gracy
Friemly
Pulaski
Myrtle Gracy
Mids Plaice
Nannie Redding
Ariirews
Aliee Cochran
Evergreen
D. Shelby Coffey
Will Johnson
Lawrenceburg
Daisy Sham
Fight in Court Ends in Shootout at Clarksville
Three people wounded in a courtroom clash sparked by a heated injunction hearing. William Daniel Jr. was shot twice, once in the head area and once in the shoulder. F G Gilbert and George Gilbert also fired as pistols discharged around the judge’s stand. Wounds described as flesh and minor. no further trouble expected as peace warrants are served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Teen
Thomas W. Martin
Dora Dis
Ron Cone
Daniel
R. T. Dill
Will Daniel, Jr
Gilbert
Sheh
Martin
William Daniel, Jr
G. Gilbert
Sheriff Stafford
Young Daniel
William Daniel
F. G. Gilbert
Willian Daniel, Jr
Gilberts
Willamy Daniel, Jr
George Gilbert
Stafford
Grandy Gilbert
George
Daniels
Garwood Sarsaparilla and a Courthouse Fountain Plan
A fragment discusses Garwood's Sarsaparilla and a proposed city square project. It suggests placing a water fountain inside an iron‑fenced square in front of the courthouse, funded by the Water Company if the existing fountain is removed, framed as a civic improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
Congressman Padgett
Admiral Dewey
Shawken It Made in New Shades of Solid Colors
Shawken unveils new solid color options including two blues cardinal tan purple and black plus black with white feet and the celebrated Snow Black in the latest styles.
T N FIGURES The Shoe Mar Sabbath Law Enforcement
Police warn shopkeepers selling cigars tobacco soda water and similar items that the Sabbath sale prohibition will be strictly enforced. Authorities say the law has been loosely observed and officers are determined to carry it out rigorously.
Pleasant T'Pems: Exposition Trips and Local Notes
Special to the Herald details residents planning trips to the Buffalo Exposition. Mentions J A Bostick and spouses, W D Cooper and spouse, Linton Lazarus, Miss Jennia Rosette, Larry Granbery moving to Texas, and Capt J R Ryan buying land with phosphate deposits. Also notes engagement ring recovered, various relocations, sermons, and visits across Franklin, Hi Reno, and Lincoln county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Mr Pleasant
J. A. Bostick
W. D. Cooper
Lewis Pickard
Buffsla Exposition
Jennia Rosette
Memphis
Linton Lazarus
Llarry Granbery
Texas
Henderson Adams
Seth Roth
el Reno
J. RR. Tucker
Hugh McTier
George Bros
Ica
McTier
No Tobacco Cure Promise from Strange Remedy Ad
An advertisement offers a tobacco cure claiming to make weak men strong in ten days. It pledges magnetic life and vigor with a guaranteed result and free advice, listing a Chicago New York address for the Strrlin Remedy Co. and a postal box number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOBA
Strrlin Remedy CO
Chicago
New York
Failed to Prove It at Trial in Barrington District
Mary Wade, colored, was tried before Ey G W Hayes Saturday on an arrant sword out by George Martin, a grenade charging her with stealing 860. The evidence was not sufficient, so she was released. A fireman, A W Relin, writes of his recovery with Electric Hitters, praising renewed strength and appetite after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wade
G. W. Hayes
George Martin
Theo
A. W. Relinouive
W.P. Woldridgn Price Wow
A. U
Chapel Hill Falls in Doubleheader to Columbia at South Side Park
In the first game Columbia defeated Chapel Hill 8 to 6 after a seventh inning burst. Bridges pitched effectively for Columbia, striking out 12 and yielding limited hits, while Chapel Hill misplayed several balls and failed to cash in early scoring chances. A second game saw Bridges dominate again as Columbia won 6 to 1, Chapel Hill committing costly errors and failing to mount a sustained offense despite a crowd of fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side Park
Tast
Columba
Have
Chapel Hill
Bridges
Columbia
Wallace
Rons
Chapel Bill
Firth
Chayel
Moxley
Bulla
Dackwon
Esmonds
Cunningham
Furies
Purbarm
Rigpe
Parise
Gumble
Rigis
Sunser
Moon
Rips
Aiken
Taylor
Wilkes
Norns
William
Mosely
Jackson
Taylor Edmond
Sinizer
Stephens
Staiter
Cummingham
Parman
Swain
Stephen
Riggs
Farris
Gamble
Williams
Touff
Illman Bridges
Fragmentary OCR leads to stray names and depot mention
The garbled text references Mr George S and a depot linked to Mr Plessant Chronicin. It hints at a horse attached to a person and a mood to frighten a dorm, but the readable facts are fragmentary about a depot and individuals without clear context or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rao
Ron
L&e
Plessant Chronicin
George S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dank Mill
Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Campbell Station
Sunnyside
Cora G. Adkinson
Mr. Gubard
Franklin
Messing
McCains Cemetery
A. S. Pettie
Allen Freeman
Pearl Matthews
Mes
Will Matthews
Bemsbe Wilson
Mary Davis
Mises Mary and
Ethel Sutton
Mt. Pleasant
Thin
Grentlemen
Garwood
A.B. Rais
Ron Rerenip Ig
T. N
Shoe
Mr. Pleasant T'Pems
Mr. Pleasant
Tom
Roth
Hi Reno
Will Owen Jeff
W. H. Doss
Methodist Ae
Presbyterian Church
Revi W. A. Cleveland
Yesterner
Lincoln County
Mike Della Qweu
John S. Frierson
Prinsin Springs
Iteratives
Kentucky
James A. Mostick
Farmers’ & Merchants’ Bank
Scorplus
Wy Sug
Baller
Smizer
Akin
Robt
Maxwell
John W. Fry
Bithal Howard
J. F. Brownlow
S. A . Fleming
J. E. Brownlow
Brownlow
the Phoenix .”. Bank
Tennessee
Wpreet
Jons W. Frierson
John A. Uaker
John D. Dorblna
Hutton
W. BK. Greenlaw
D. ¥. Watkin
Liber Masallate
P. Brownlow
Sui
Howard Institute
MT. I Leasant, Tenn
Angnet Biel
Stautents Board
Ted J. Kirkland
Vanderbilt University
Howard
Vanderbilt
Sond
Sthayh
Sym 4
Branham & Hughes School
Spring Hill
Tenn
Hort College
J. P. Street & CO
W.j.oakers
J. Oakes
N. Main
Columbia, Tenn
the Maury National Bank, Columbia, Tennebbem
Carmnar
Board of J. C. Church
A.B. Rains
G.T. Hughes
C. A. Parker
A. F. Brown
R. W. MaLemore
Othe
Bert
Churck
W. M. Cheairs
W. P. Ridley James Andrews
AR. L. McKinney
A. D. Barrow
J.C Wooten
W. M. Cheatra
Columata
Delirose
Shiloh
Pisgah
Blooming Grove
Richland
Bethesda
Bethel
Mt. Carmel
Prospect
Pleasant Hill
Elkton
Hee Spring
Diana
ML .Pleasant
Big Creek
Peasant Valley
Trinity
Patawki
Lyneville
Taylors
Marcellin Falte
Son's Creek
Bigbyville
Porter's, Mt. Pleasant
South Columbia
Yee
Columbia Culooks
Horke's
Burke's
Mooresville
Forest Grove
W. K Penoses
Buffalo
Boston
BIG Four
Fourth Ave
Louisville
J. Gates
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