Ice cream supper at Neapolis Methodist Church next Wednesday
Local notice invites all to an Aug 12 ice cream supper at Neapolis Methodist Church with cordial invitations. Also noted: various regional updates on school appointments, post office changes, labor recruitment in Mt Pleasant, and several local social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phinton
Neapolis
Blanche Martin
Suplhar College
Penny
Young's
Kettle Mills
Williamsport
Will Martin
Cox Palie Staffen
Brothers
James Mud Branley
Decatur
Alo
Beu 'Poone
G. W. Watte
Louise Tomlinson
Colleoka
Lewisburg
Azertrade Martin
Campnell
Columbia
Charlin Stacie
Claire Overall
Wheat buyers seek top prices from Ashton Bros
Local advert from Ashton Bros calls for farmers to sell wheat at top prices. It promises prompt payment and delivery terms, inviting farmers to contact for the best offered rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton Bros
Arsenal Notes on Company K in maneuvers and trials
Thirty five men and one officer from Company K will travel to West Point Kentucky around September 28 for a month of army maneuvers. Company K has nearly completed target practice and produced notable shooters. Qualified marksmen include Hell and Davidson in First Sergeant, Prebostern and Gibson in second, plus Tang Corpora Seen Nichole Den Chamblin Uneterove Matthews Frest Houser and Kvarnes Mergeant in the roster.
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West Point
Phos
Rpebostern
Tang Corpora
Nichole
Ana den Chamblin
Uneterove
Matthews, Frest
Houser
Kvarnes
Woodnesday
Fort mm
Pope Pius X Elected in Rome as Leo XIII Follows
Special to the Herald reports Cardinal Joseph Sarto of Venice elected Pope in Rome on August 4, taking the name Pius X. Born June 2, 1835, in Riense, he was made a cardinal on June 12, 1883, and succeeds Leo XIII. The note also includes an advertisement for Hall’s Catarrh Cure, touting its internal composition and blood purifiers.
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Cardinal Joseph Sarto
Venice
Leo
Rome
Joseph Sarto Patriarch
Leo XIII
Riense
Pius X
Catarra
Hall
Wrenky & Co
Toledo
State Board of Pension Examiners Organize
Special to the Herald Nashville August 4 The State Board of Pension Examiners met with all members present including Captain Geo B Guild Captain Frank A Moses Captain Geo F Hager Reverend E B McNeil General Chas T Oates Comptroller Theo F King and J P Hickman Secretary The board organized by electing Geo B Guild President J P Hickman Secretary and Frank A Moses Special Inspector
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Herald
Nashville
State Board of Pension Examiners
Geo. B. Guild
Frank A. Moses
Geo. F. Hager
E. B. McNeil
Chas. T. Oates
Comtroller
Theo. F. King
J. P. Hickman
Dr. McNeil
Geo. B
Manix of Asheville Holds Largest Sale of the Year
Asheville based Manix announces an end sale on August 10 featuring merchandise from Mills land Sheredim tar and Feotorlea. Promotions boast low stock, rapid clearance, and offers to boost purchasing power with significant discounts across assortments and ready goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thouraudé
Ashville
Nary Ufferings
Mob of Boys At Lewisburg
Between 1 and 2 am a party of about 20 youths entered the residence of Jobo Milizeo in Needmore, Lewisburg, Milizeo shot dead as he attempted to escape. Miliken and Hunter injured. mob said to be made up of young men and boys, condemned by the community’s best elements. An accompanying ad promotes White's Vermitage as a worm remedy for children, touting its effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Lewisburg
White passes examination for Hospital Steward in Army
Hospital Steward F E White of the Arsenal passed the Army examination with a general average of 83. The competitive test filled 19 vacancies from over 100 stewards. White’s success may lead to a transfer to a larger post. he has served over a year and earned respect among citizens and soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. White
Arsenal
Fort Thomas
U. B.A
White
Poe
Help Wanted Ad for Driver in Philadelphia
Help wanted male manufacturer seeks a reliable man to deliver and collect with horse and wagon. $150 deposit required. Wage is 21 a week plus expenses. Permanent position. Blacktins Hox 78 Philadelphia Pa. August.
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Blacktins Hox
Philadelphia
Double Murder and Arson Near Camper lana Mountain
In Winchester Tennessee on August 5 Jon Evans and Jo Debb shot Simon Booker and killed his wife in his home. To cover up the crime they set the house on fire cremating Mrs Booker. Booker survived and lies near death. motive speculated that he informed on illegal distilleries.
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Winchester
Tenn
Camperlana Mountain
Jon Evans
Jo Debb
Simon Booker
Booker
Wildcat
Col Cox Expected to Run for Congress from Franklin
A Franklin resident asserts Col N N Cox will enter the next congressional race. The speaker notes Cox has five terms of service and may choose to retire, while many locals prefer private life. The report quotes mixed views from Franklin and hints at strong political maneuvering in Columbia.
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Col. N.N. Cox
Franklin
Congress
Columbia
Cat Cox
Col. Cox
Congressman Padgett
Col Cox
City education board paddles through vague session
The board of education met Tuesday night with little business to report. A few small accounts were settled, and the vote signaled party lines but carried no decisive outcome. Mayor Yoest told a Herald reporter he would not be surprised if the proposition faced rejection at the City Council meeting tomorrow, and it seemed the mayor’s opposition would require changes before approval. Doctors and pharmacists including Ford and Sturgeon at Rocky Hill Station Ky reported Dr G B Sigler’s Herbine approval by local retailers.
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Green
Padgett
T. J. Derryberry
Centerville
W. W. Blair
Lasea
W. T. Mitchell
Bear Creek
Rev. Sheppard
Nashville
Horace
Courier
Mt. Pleasant
E. L. Gregory
Yan Edna Gregory
John W. Thomas
W. L. Granbery
Tate Springs
Americana
Board of Education
Tran
Yoest
Herald
Rombie Re
Ford & Sturgeon
Rocky Hill Station
G Bb Sui
Man
G. B. Sigler
A. B. Raloa
Lieut Gibson to Leave for Fort Leavenworth School
Lieutenant Gibson, stationed at Columbia Arsenal for eighteen months, has been detailed to the Service School at Fort Leavenworth Kansas and will depart September 1 for a year of study to complete his army education. In the city he has made many warm friends who regret his departure and believe he will achieve honorable distinction in the service.
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Gibson
We Columbia Arsenal
Fort Venworth
Kans
Gireon
Hio
Laur
Trotwood Protests Over Gravel on Road Pikes
Editor letters argue for graveling rough pave to protect horses and tires. The writer condemns stone misused on pikes, calls it unprogressive and cruel to horses, urging action to curb road hazards harming travelers and livestock.
Real estate transfers list includes multiple deeds and values
Real estate transfers show H Watson to Jane Tremble lot in 8th District. A L Thomas Co. to D T Lavender 52 acres in 5th. C P Snell to A L Blocker land in 6th. Dell Heirs to Thomas Bates land in 2nd. J A Foscell et al to N C Whitaker lot in 9th. A L Locker et ux to A Sellore lot in 9th. J F Wiley C and S C to WL Honderaon 203 acres in 5th. Phoenix Bank to J J Street et al to lots in 9th District. and more.
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H. Watson
Jane Tremble
A.L. Thomas C
D. T. Lavender
C. P Snell
A. L. Blocker
Dell Heirs
Thomas Bates
J. A. Foscell
N.C. Whitaker
A. L. “Locker
Tod. A
Governor Frazier Robbed at Backroo Beach Dressing Room
Richmond dispatch reports Governor Frazier found two young men in his dressing room at Backroo Beach near Old Point. They apologized as the intrusion appeared accidental. Authorities detained two suspects from Wilcox Beet Wiikiveos after a reported incident.
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Tennessee
Bath
Backroo Beach
Old Point
Rao
Richmond
Mom
Non-Resident Notice in Maury County Court
In Maury County Tennessee Blount and Co sue J D Stepleton who has left the state. Publication is required in the Columbia Herald weekly for consecutive weeks. He must appear at the office in Columbia on Tuesday September 5 at noon before Justice Frank H. Mi. August 1 1908.
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Blount &Co
D. Stepleton
Frank A. Smith
J. P
Maury County
Columbia
Tenn
J.D. Stepleton
Blount & Co
State of Tennessee
Alpha Beer
Belurood
Columbia Herald
Tennessee
Columbis
Ballantant et al v. various defendants in chancery action
A 1908 chancery filing names Joe T Ballanfant and others as complainants against Don Marti Henry Martino Granville tockrill Goodfoe Cockrill Hunt Bal James Ballanfant Elie Ballanlat fant Callie Ballanfant tank Ball l Myrtie Bellanfant Vaniti Bellanfapt Earle Ballar and others. The document orders appearance on the fat Monday in September, with plea or demurrer or default. A copy is to be published in the Columbia Horse newspaper. The August 7 1908 submission is noted.
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Wilton
Mane
Don Marti Henry Martino
Granville Tockrill
Goodfoe Cockrill
Hunt Bal James Ballanfant
Elie Ballanlatfant
Callie Ballanfant
Tank Ball
Myrtie Bellanfant
Vaniti Bellanfapt
Earle Ballar
Joe Ballantent Jr
B. B. Bellen
Ke Ballantate
Chancery
Columbia
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Sandal
T. N. Figuers
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Jameson
Oklahoma
West
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High Street
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Cook Bros
South High Street
Charlotte Saucer
Jennie Worley
Deom's
Mies Clara Bennett
Troy
Stas Eifie Aubton
Colampin
Mim Bode Church
Brother Ernest
Ear Franklin
Mieeos Talita
Heaste Gisnreth
Carter's Creek
Tennessee Phosphate Co
Mt Pleasant
New Orleans
Arsenal Notes
Manix
Ashville, Tenn,ll
J.A
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Paxico
WarnerCo
Clever
Columbia Arsenal
Andrews
Lieut. Gibson
St Leavenworth, Kansas
Cabtoria
Liplien
Kentucky
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Pkea
Iam
Herat
Old Post Comfort
THE
Aagket
Swansburg
Grant Broruens
Sors
L. C. Birgard
J. P. Herndon
Alvaporm
West 7Th Ht
Heredon
Oka
A K. Fannent
W. A. Lipscome Farrell & Lipscomb
Continental Fire Insurance Company
Travelers Life A Accident Insurance Oh
Omics Fleming Block
Naim
Garden Street
Bellfrase Ne
Jno
W. Frierson
Praise Square
Parbles & Haynes Attorneys At Law
Brown Block
J. E. Sheppar
Bethell Block
Joe T. Ballanfant Et al
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