Local notices and personnel changes in Columbia region
Announcements list loan terms from Gve Years at 5 percent with annual partial payments and principal due after two years. Clerk Nichol has funds for Tomlinson vs Flack, plan to disburse. Movers include George tied to Columbia Military Academy, Brown family relocation, and staff promotions at McKennon Anderson Foster. Mrs Garner rents Ninth Street home to stay near the academy. guardians named for Wallace children. admin named for McConnell estate. Local ads promote Royal Cuticle Soap at Gamble’s. Monte Pariss buys West End property. lawsuits, disbursements, and market water from Hughes spring noted. Hagey opening meat and packing house September first.
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H Raymond
Nashville
Nichola
Tomlinson Va
Flack
Culey
Tom Simpson
Martin
Georee Oie
Columbia Military Acadey
McKennon, Anderson & Foster
Mr. Brown
Brown
Henry Moore
McKennon
Anderos & Foster's
R V. Garner
Mississippi
Trade Shelton
Ninth Street
Columbia
Columbia Military Academy
Robert
Shelton
Murfreesboro
Mize Florence
Tennessee College
Hardison
Camille
Calvin Wallace
Jonas T. Amis
Ann McConnell
Gamble
Gamble's. D&wit
B. W. Gamble Grocery Co
Dawit Circuit
Nichols
Field Vs. Lowe
Monte Pariss
Mice Smith
West End
Circuit Court
Zingarell & Colegress Ve
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co
Barker
S. Pit
Cornell & Co
Hughes Spring
Mt. Pleasant
John H. Hagey
Poret
South Main
Eighth Streets
Maury County Fair Boxes Go On Sale September First
Manager Moore announced boxes will go on sale Wednesday September 1 at Woldridge's rear drug store. Prices are 10 and 15 dollars with one box per purchaser. The fair promises top attractions including diving ponies from thirty five feet, Kopp's Band, Madame Harmann, and a fast track aiming to regain pacing records. A Uthograph advertising wagon will tour the county. Local hardware firms plan exhibits aboard dedicated space.
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Kopp
Moore
Maury County
Woldridge
Columbia
Hosle
America
South
Madame Harmann
Walter Hal
Geers
March McEwen
Feounty
Opal Wilson
Fayetteville
Winchester
Mitchell-Ashley & Co
Robinson McGill Buggy Company
Religious sermon announcement at West Court
It mentions a sermon to be preached at West Court text Sunday at 11 a.m. by preachers. The fragment notes a religious event with timing but lacks full details or names.
Sheep disease warning from Kentucky dip plan
A fragmented notice warns sheep growers of a government move to immunize Kentucky and Tennessee against diseased flocks. The writer offers to inspect and dip sheep, inviting contacts at Bell phone 298M, B. Gabard of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Revolts at Gold Steel Doctors Doom Mrs ME in Detroit
A fragmentary note describes Mrs ME of Plaber Detroit suffering severe rectal trouble and undergoing an operation after a claim that De King New Life Pills prevented appendicitis and eased constipation. The text is garbled and lacks coherent context or verifiable details.
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Plaber
Detroit
Mich
de. King
Speedy Predicts Geers Direct May Trim Walter Hal
Special to The Herald from Winchester Tenn Aug 19 Five thousand people witnessed the greatest half mile horse race as Geers Direct and Walter Hal dueled in deadly fashion. Geers Direct beat pace early but Walter Hal surged in second and third heats with times around 2 10. Dr W P Woldridge and Thomas Garth attended. Peedy, keeper of Geers Direct, vowed more races would trim Walter Hal to a finish, claiming Geers was not at best yet.
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Herald
Winchester
Tenn
Walter Hal
Geers Direct
Geers Dire
Thomas
Garth
W. P. Woldridge
Columbia
Thomas Garth
Huntsville
Peedy
Geers
Direct
Taste
Local notices and shopper items from Santa Fe listings
A collage of social notes and ads includes Misses Addie and Nei Woolard returning from Reelfoot Lake, Leona Brecheen visiting Park Station, and multiple families visiting Primm's and Santa Fe. Also listed are money to loan on real estate mortgages offered by James A. Smiser and a sale on Royal Cuticle Soap and Toilet Soap at low prices.
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Bn Young
J. W. C. Church
Addie
Nei Woolard
Reelfoot Lake
B. W. Gamble Grocery
Leona Brecheen
Memphis
Park Station
M. A. McBride
J. B. Brooks
Mary Brooks
Georgie McBride
Robert Rupe
Will English, Jr
Cross Bridges
Primm
Claiborne Beasley
Pulaski
Fred Beasley
Fred Beasley, Vat Culleoka, Wm. Roberts, Kamon Page and Chas. Cates
Culleoka
Aline Page
W. Gamble Grocery Co
D&wit
Essie Hughes
Franklin
Thomas Hughes
Long Beach
California
Mary Mackerrath
Fulton, Ky
James J. Parrish
Dark’s Station
J. A. Latta
Santa Fe
Primm's
Ella and
Tinnie Young
Meshan
Ala
Mertle Weaver
Nashville
PF. L. Walker
Barbara Anderson
Newborn,Tenn
D. F. Fitzgerald
Kate Bransford
Hot Springs
M. M. Cook
James A. Smiser
Suffering Mrs Grant Improves After Runaway Incident
Mrs. W C Grant, badly hurt in a runaway last week, is slowly improving. Reverend E M Harrell, pastor of the Methodist church at Mt Pleasant, has been seriously ill for a week or two but is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Grant
E. M. Harrell
Methodist
Mt. Pleasant
The Fashionable Hog Of Col Newt Hood Farm
Hon Newt Hood recalls a sow that shifts color from red and black to white and black and back again While on his farm the pig reportedly adapts to seasonal styles The hog is up for sale as a stylish high class butchery prospect The animal is noted for a fine nose and deftly catching chickens Call Col Newt Hood for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newt Hood
Mr. Hood
Sit
Col. Newt Hood
Dr Sprant to Preach Here in Columbia
Rev Alexander Sprunt D D of Charleston will preach at the First Presbyterian Church of Columbia next Sunday. He is described as a foremost pulpit orator, and his appearance is awaited with interest by churchgoers. Subscribe for The Nerala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Sprunt
D. D
Charleston
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church of Columbia
Sprant
Candle Guess Contest Winners At McKennan Firm Window
In a time length guessing contest at McKennan Anderson and Poster Eleanor Fleming won a handsome prize for contest No 1 with a guess of 15 days 20 hours 15 minutes 10 seconds close to the announced 15 days 20 hours 1 minute 54 seconds. Mr P C Gilbert won in contest No 5 with a near hit of 15 days 20 hours 20 minutes 20 seconds. Other near entrants include Mrs Annis Timmons and H H Timmons. Ballots were counted by H O Fulton Ewing Cannon and Godwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKennan, Anderson & Poster
Eleanor Fleming
P. C. Gilbert
Aten
Fleming
the Herald
M. L. Hunter
Messrs
H. O. Fulton
Ewing Cannon
Godwin
Shirt Garter Firm Debuts New Figuers Device
The Shirt Garter Co introduces a vertical shirt garter devised by H. P. Figuers Jr to hold hose and shirt, eliminating binding. After Washington approval and buyouts of two patentees, the firm sees strong local demand and mail orders from across the South and North. The company, formed by Dr. O. J. Porter, Richard Smith, R. H. Haynes, and H. P. Figuers Jr, expects rapid market impact similar to the Boston garter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Shirt Garter Co
H. P. Figuers, Jr
R. E. Haynes
Washington
Haynes
New York
Figuers
Boston
Dr. O. J. Porter
Richard Smith
R. H. Haynes
Jaz H. P. Figuers, Jr
WIFE BEATER IS INVITED
Joe House faced a City Court charge of wife beating and was admitted into the so called Mysterious Order of Wife Beaters and Eaters after paying 17.70. He claimed he would submit to avoid a lawsuit and insisted he never beat that world while joking about paying for cheating and getting his money’s worth. Judge Porter Erwin advised against the plan.
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Joe House
Joe
Ludge Porter
Erwin
President Hanson Defended in Divorce Suit in Atlanta
In Fulton county court Maj. J. P. Hanson, president of the Central of Georgia Railroad, is named as defendant in a total divorce suit filed by his wife Mrs. Cora L. Hanson of Macon. The petition cites alleged infatuation with Mrs. T Mitchell Horner, later Mrs Daisy Emerson Horner, and cruel treatment including threats, neglect, and public and private attentions to Mrs Horner during a period ending with their separation in 1908. Hanson, 70, is described as a prominent southern industrialist. Horner is identified as a former Atlanta resident, later remarried to J H McVicker of Chicago.
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Atlanta, Ga
T. Mitchell Horner
Mra
J. H. McVicker
New York
Maj
J. P. Hanson
Central of Gear
Sla
South
Fulton County
Cora L. Hanson
Macon
Mas. Hanson
Horner
Hanson
Mrs. Hanson
Mrs. Horner
Maj. Hanson
Daisy Emerson
Dr. Emerson
Bromb-Seltzer
Baltimore
Atlanta
Chicago
Mission Meet at Santa Fe District Conference Held Today
A district missionary conference will be held today at Santa Fe with many locals expected to attend. Dinner will be served on the ground and the public is invited. Notable mission workers and state officers will be present, and a large attendance is anticipated. A prediction cites Gen. Jeff McCain as the governor nominee.
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Santa Fe
Jef McCain
Lewisburg
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Religious
Weat Cort
L. Barker
Belmont Chocolate
Turner’s Grocery
Keeper
Woldridge Horse
Celestine
Clansman
Renyck)Gentry
John R. Gentry
Fred
McC
McBiwen
Walker
Grub Coleman
Fatty Felix
Barrett
Annie Lelia
Billy H
Anderson
Goers
B. H
Walter Direct
B. G
Hall Stockings
Gallagher
Maury Porcine
Mr. Hoop
DR. Sprant
Charleston, D. C
First Presbyterian
Miss Fleming
Bath
Lane
Amany
Manry County
A. L. Blocker & Co
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