Raven Locks Local Notes and Socials Update
Our Correspondents reports a busy week with Mrs Lemethene improving, Mr Green sick, and families visiting relatives in Port Royal and Spring Hill. Local guests include Lena Rash’s brother Eldon, Blaoche Howell, Clove Harmon, and Mary Parks. Roads graded with mill machinery arriving for work. visitors from Marshall and Spring Hill noted.
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Ies
Lala Green
Aileen
Ruby
Ellen Derryberry
Eesting
Lena Rash
Eldon
Port Royal
Esars
Oest
Slaton Fitzgerald
McQain’s
J. L. Overton
Blaoche Howell
Culleaka
Macklait
Clove Harmon
Kedron
Agnes Kr
C. P. Rash
Lantor
G. W. Kelley
Bock Aayre
Lora
Dalla
Lasen
Mary Parks
Spring Hill
John Odil
Roxie Moore
Neapolis
Green
Aleup Bros
Harmon and
Walker
Marshall County
Katherine Scott
Rock Spring
Lanton
Raymond Parke
Bpring Hill
Tanton
Robert Young
Columbia
Raven Locks
Ford and Sturgeon Note Demand for Herbine at Rocky Hill
Ford and Sturgeon, a prominent firm at Rocky Hill Station, reportDr B G Singley requested Herbine for angry customers. They ordered three dozen in December and, after strong satisfaction, duplicated the order and placed another. Dr B G Snigley praises Herbine and endorses continued use.
Water Valley Church Services and Local Visits
Water Valley notes a Methodist church service led by Bro Hensley and a sermon on Christian Armor at Goshen. Protracted meeting to start on the 4th Sunday at Goshen. Visits include Mrs J P Johnson near Bethel and Mrs Harris Martin from Wear Tennessee. Crops benefited by rain, and several locals visiting kin in Union, Turkey Creek, Shadgrove, Goshen, Ridley Station and Ridley. Master Grover Oakley of Columbia visits Goshen area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Valley
Our Village
Hensley
Goshen
Harris Martin
Wear Tennessee
J. P. Johnson
Bethel
Miga Emma Gardner
Union
Eva Gray
Mt. Pleasant
J. Polle | Johnson
Turkey Creek
Lettie Blackburn
Leat
Shadgrove
Grover Oakley
Columbia
J. 8. Johnson
Sarahutchesan
L. B. Oakley
John Lnming
Ridley Station
Orsstra
Cured Paralysts. Texan Claims Hallard's Snow Lotion Healed Wife
P.O. Tree of Tree, Texas writes that after five years of paralysis his wife was cured by Hallard's Snow Lint ment. He cites success on old sores and frost bites and mentions a one dollar bottle.
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P.O. Tree
Texan
Hi Een
Hallard
Bottle Ab A. BK
Stiveraville Tenday Meeting Ends with Additions
Elder F C Lowell concludes a ten days meeting at Stiveraville. Large crowds attended, eight join the church. Local society notes include Miss Jennie McQuigg returning home, visitors from Texas and Mt Pleasant, and various residents visiting relatives or abroad. Farmers report potato planting near completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stiveraville
F. C. Lowell
Jennie McQuigg
Ethridge
Sarah Hill
Lalla Foster Bry
Texas
Foster
M. J. Dugger
Mesdames Pullen
Rainey
Cottage Grove
Henry Co
Miss Corn Good
Mt. Pleasant
Rufe Murph
Pleasant Grove
da Brown
Mina Clara Bruce
Columbia
Mine May Bruce
Messrs. Cheater
Roy Dugger
College Grove
Dallis Richardson
Weakley
Glies Co
Will Scott
Paris
Mra
Lon
Thurman
Broadview
Callooks
Late News From Various Fronts In 1900s Rail And Industry
A cobbled news snapshot reports a military camp site of 640 acres near Chickamauga Park, a Warsaw factory forging counterfeit notes and stamps, US Shipbuilding Co acquiring nine plants paid by a New York tenant firm, Lewis Nixon denying foreign plant ambitions, dynamite cruiser Veendam's fate to be decided by a survey board, Milwaukee Harvester Co sold to an Eastern syndicate likely International Harvester, Nashville citizens urging a special Tennessee Legislature session to block railway mergers, Governor McMillin to decide.
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Raler i Onetmene
Daltor Vasateeromy
Seuadls
Wayne Syodiente
Laporte
Ind
Geie Court
Chickamauga Park
Warsaw
United States Shipbuilding Company
Tenet
New York
Lewis Nixon
Veenvias Bayling
Pon Ber
Milwaukee Harvester Company
International Harvester Company
New Jersey
Nashville
Meeting at Southpoint Hosts Two Additions
The issue notes a Wednesday night meeting at Southpoint with two additions and various local social updates. It mentions Ela and Will Morton delivering a sermon at Cathery's church, illness of Mrs FO Hanson of Godwin, and multiple visits and travels among local residents including the Taylors, Rochell, Brooks, Taylor, McCalel, Brooke, Cathey, Kittrell, Brooks, and Thompson families. The column closes with well wishes for the Herald.
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Taylorsville
Southpoint
Ela
Will Morton
Cathery’s
FO. Hanson
Godwin
J. F. Jones
Huthe Sun Paul
Mt. Pleasant
Arthur Rochell
Wrence County
Connor Ant Bryant Brooks
Tom Taylor
Kaou Creek
M.taylor
Jim McCalel
Lwrence County
Bill Brooke
Earnest Kittrell
Ark
Isom
Columbia
JME
Sam Brooks
Cross Bridges
Robert Thompson
Luther Faris
He Riley
Herald
Extra Senate Session Planned For Cuba Trade Pact
Washington Aug 1 reports say the President will call an extra Senate session after the November election to ratify a reciprocity treaty with Cuba. The treaty, largely prepared, is expected to mirror the House bill and aim for fruitful results post election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Oyseter Hay
Senate
Caoba
House
United States
Crom
Crystal Springs Resort Draws Crowds in Lincoln County
Crystal Springs in Lincoln County draws large crowds as a popular summer health and recreation spot. Visitors from Columbia and surrounding areas praise the climate, mineral waters, affordable rates, and improved facilities planned for next season. The article notes easy rail access from Columbia, cool dry air, and a noted water composition including carbonate of sodium iron and magnesium sulfate. The piece also mentions a local ten pin bowling record and a medicinal claim for White's Cream Wormfuge as a product endorsement.
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Crystal Springs
Middle Tennessee
Lincoln County
Caldwell
Columbia
Fayetteville
Wile
Brighton
Great Highland
Zik River
A. H. Foster
J. Foster
Hardy
8. C
Tal Springs
Watch For A Chill Warns Of Malaria Signs
A cautious note describes early malaria symptoms such as slight chills and yawning. It recommends Herbine for its prompt liver stimulation to expel the malarial toxins, purify blood, and restore health, attributing benefit to Meet A. B. Rains.
Police hunt for Garfield Phillips after Pulaski murder
Columbia officers read a telephone alert Wednesday morning from Pulaski directing them to locate Garfield Phillips, a young Black man who had just killed another Black man in Pulaski and fled.
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Columbia
Pulaski
Garfield Phillips
Big Fire Destroys Armour Packing Plant in Memphis
Fire swept through the Armour Packing Company plant at Clifton and McCall in Memphis on August 15, gutting the building. Loss estimated at about 115,000 with said to be uninsured. Origin of the blaze remains unknown.
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Armour Packing Co
Memphis
Memphis, Tenn
Armour Packing Company
Clifton and McCall Streets
New Railroad Planned From Lebanon to Ewingsville and Milton
Murfreesboro Tennessee August 1 formation shows a railroad to link Lebanon Ewingsville and Milton where high grade zinc ore is found assays 60 to 64 percent zinc. Investors from Ohio Michigan and Joplin Missouri head to the site with machinery ready for mining. Once Ewingsville and Milton open a zinc field an electric line may extend to Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Lebanon
Ewingsville
Milton
Ohio
Michigan
Joplin
Rwingsville
Fire at Williamsport claims Dr. Collins’s home
The residence of Dr. E. Collins at Williamsport burned last Wednesday night. He awoke to flames, escaped with only medical books as the roof collapsed. Insurance stood at 45 on the building and 400 on furniture, with A O P Nicholson & Co. insuring. The total loss estimated about 2,200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. &. Collins
Williamsport
New York
Home Study Offers Mail Aid for Penmanship and More
An advertisement from Draughon’s Business College lists home study courses in penmanship and other subjects with mail or no charge options. It notes about ten thousand students and directs inquiries to the Nashville address. In Lewisburg Tennessee, August 12, Jo Crawford is arrested in connection with a shooting involving Thomas Lawrence Jr. near Chapel Hill. The gun discharge wounded Lawrence in the leg. Crawford’s arrest leads to a confession from other youths. The involved families are prominent in Chapel Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colasheville
St. Louie
Atlangamers
Fort Worth
Galveston
Little Rock
Shreveport
Addy
Draughon
Coll
Nashville
Tenn
Lewisburg
Jo Crawford
Chapel Hill
Min
Thos, Lawerence Jr
Young Crawford
Lawerence
Crawford
Chapel Ill
Divorce laws and social caste debated at Chicago lecture
E Benjamins Andrews Chancellor of the University of Nebraska spoke at the University of Chicago on The Foes of Marriage. He attacked American divorce laws as a curse on families and warned against hasty and early marriages. He urged discouraging marriage before twenty five and declared a bachelor has no place in society and marrying a consumptive is a crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
E. Benjamins Andrews
University of Nebraska
University of Chicago Uy
Dobbins & Ewing Rebuild Store After Fire
Dobbins and Ewing hire BH and N Manufacturing of Nashville to rebuild their damaged store building. Representatives arrived today and work starts immediately. They hope to be back in the store within sixty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Dobbins & Ewing
BH & N. Manufacturing Co
Nashville
Messrs. Dobbins
Brittain and Abbott Monument Makers in Columbia Tenn
Brittain and Abbott of Columbia Tennessee advertise granite and marble monuments. They offer tablets markers coping corner posts steps and building stone with pneumatic tools and a power plant. A home enterprise with personal supervision invites orders by telephone 51 w d sat 3m.
Moros surprise an outpost at Camp Vieursdnesday
Moros numbering about a dozen attacked an outpost of the Twenty-seventh Infantry at Camp Vieursdnesday. Sergeant Foley and Private Carey were killed and Private Van Dorn severely wounded. The attackers, armed with spears and swords, slipped to within a few feet of sentinels before the assault, escaping after a failed relief attempt.
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Kermt
Foley Veivate Carey
Twenty-Seventh Infantry
Kiltey
van Dorn
Manila
Twenty-seventh
Camp Vieursdnesday
Sergt
Foley
Carey
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Physican
Columbia Mercantile Storage Co
Alcorn’s
Stry
Low
Guess
Montgomery
Puxico
Wayne
White
Tia
NEW Railroad
E. E. Collins
A. B Rains
London
Tuckingham Palace
Sergt. Lawrence
Tiete Bratne
San Antonio
Tex
Charles Hanwell
Minvini Goil
Young Lawrence
Owens
Patterson's Pharmacy
Ioentret
Wisport
Floyd Medicine Co
Detroit
Mich
Andy
Mick
W. P
Worley
Ginnis
Tem
Evef
OW Chitdren
T. N. Piguers
Andrews
John West
Citizens
Telepone
le Bell
Esidence
North Main
Sixth Atreets
Tena
Robt. Bhrg
Bethel Block
Columbia, Tenemay
K. W.W. Jones
T. J. Odel
Dealoe
Pals Joya
Generis Lity
Ikh St. Columbia
Tente
RS. Toren
D T. Meier
Washington
Hopkins & McKnight
Nelson Block
Tenna
A. Sidney Page
West Sixth and Garden
Columbia, Tenn
N.F. Vaughan
Jones & Vaughan
MOROS
Ino Pint
Constabulary
Wm. Schermerhorn
Scholes
Seattle
Wate
Jadrones
Trigan
Mindanao
E. A. Timmons
Cit
Brown Block
Public Square
Bane
Montgomery A Bt
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