Community Notes From Taylorsville Aug. 25
Mrs Mary Gibson of Western Texas visits her brother Dr Cusimins. Families from Lindon, Thompson Station, Columbia, and Ashwood join local relatives for visits and fishing on Swan. School to begin at Isom next Monday. Cathey Creek bridge near completion. local society includes Mrs Sam Brooks and Mr Ernest Bishop among others. Guess Who.
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Taylorsville
Mary Gibson
Western Taxas
Cusimins
J. C. Savage
Lindon
Janey and
Famiy
J A. Goodman
Swan
Jobo Houser
Texas
Maggie Farrias
Ethel Voss
Bula Edwards
Perry Taylor
Blanche
Minnie Clair Kittrell
Thompson Stellan
Lizzie Kittrell
Columbia
Ethel
Wtery Jones
Richard Commina
O. Gummins
Amanda Shannon
Will Willia
Ashwood
John Bishop
Sam Cummins
Alice
Shady Grays
SY Baker
Lena Henderson
Sam Brooks
Alice Green
Ernest Bishop
Godwin
Neon Kishor
Mrs. Willis
Isom
Cathey's Creek
Ella Cathey
Dan
Sherman McAdams
Little Fannie Yay
Mr. McAdams
Marshall County
Guess Who
Broadview
Stewart Geren
Lynnville
McWilliams
Yokely
Glenwood
C E. Dogger
McCain
Ethel Dixon Smith
Williamaon County
Hatte Belle Padgett
J. T. McBiasick
Weatherford
Mit Holt
Franklin
Robert Murphy
Lawrence County
Cr. Dogger
Why.Thurman
Neapolis
R. J. Thur
Glendale
Hob Paisley
Sam Collins
Je Campbell
Campbellaville
Will Morton
Bethel
Miss Lyon
Bob Foster
Agnes Scott
Davidson County
Allison Thomas
Joe. Thomas, Jr
Bigbyville
Fresh Flour and Revival Notes At Campbell Station
Local notice mixes a flour advertisement for Clifton and Clitton brands with a church revival report at Christain church ending Sunday night. Adds social tidbits on fever recoveries, ongoing illnesses like typhoid, and visits among families from Nashville to Decatur and Columbia, plus travel to Linnville and Helena areas.
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Nashville
Mra
B. Hobbs
Mai Braden
Jowout Lyonville
Craig
W. He Coehran
Ward
Columbia
G. W. Weason
Miades Blanche
Mayme
Lottie
T Mbin
Alw
Eihel Binkley
Mes
Lynnville Weekly Social Notes and Local Visits
Lynnville residents share visits with relatives and attend church meetings. Miss Maude Porter returns from Disna, Blanche and Willie Colley visit Mt. Pleasant, Ella Craig to Spring Hill for school. Mrs. Wallace Hardison and Mary Minor show health changes. Visitors include Miss Lizzie Hunter and Mrs John Hunter from Ruddersville and Nashville respectively. DEW DROP.
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Lynnville
Christian Church
Maude Porter
Disna
Blanche
Willie Colley
Mm. T. M. Waldrum
Mt. Pleasant
Ella Craig
Spring Hill
Prof. C. Calvert
Daisy Sham
Wheat Sowing and Local School News at Culleoka
Agricultural notices praise Imperial farming gear and sowing with Hooaior Irill, while Aug 26 reports school in session with J P. Tara ham as principal and Misses Myrtie Gracey Charlotte Smiser as assistants. Several local teachers leave for positions and training in Nashville Franklin and Peabody Normal. Community events include Flinch Club hosting, K P Lodge potluck, and social gatherings with neighbors.
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Douglas
Broadview notes and community updates in August
Local updates cover farming, schooling at Broadview, and visits by residents to nearby towns. Readers learn of teacher arrivals, extended facilities, gymnasium plans, and tuition. multiple families vacation, visit relatives, and attend services. A death in Bigbyville prompts condolences, while medical notices include a drug firm endorsing Herbine from Rocky Hill Station, Kentucky.
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Ford
Storgend
Rocky Hil Station
Ghie Singiey
Boonighey
Kalua
Village notes and local updates from Campbells Station
The Campbells Station village column reports health concerns with water wells drying in the dry spell and several residents ill, including Uncle Joe Nance in Rockdale. It notes storehouse completion by M Banus, a neat school building, a protracted meeting at the Christian church, and ongoing road work with residents painting homes and timber shipments to Napier furnace. Author Nix of Columbia and Annie Croms of Nashville visit.
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Sandy Hook
W. Nance
Uncle Joe
Rockdale
Iain Hiatieh
Ta M. Banus
Peroceries
Solonel
Tom Brooks
Sheffield
Alma
Mise
Annie Croms
Nashville
Nix
Columbia
Webia Village
Bethel Potts
BR. B. Butts
Caloumbia
Pickard
Muntay
Napier Furnace
B.C. Gordon
Willian Peseh
Narrow escape as gun misfires wounds McLean on river trip
Four men Allen Freeman John Stone Will Neely and Maxter McLean camped on a river voyage near Columbia Monday. A hunting gun discharged injuring McLean in the left thigh near the calf as they crossed near the mouth three miles below Williamsport. Doctors in Williamsport and later at Litvieeet reported the ball narrowly missed major arteries and the wound was not serious. McLean is expected to recover in a few days after a narrow escape.
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Allen Freeman
John Stone
Will Neely
Maxter McLean
Columbia
Big Bieby
Williamsport
Sen
McLean
Tia
Om Bird
Willams Port
le E Randale
Litvateeet
Dg Willlangon
John Temple Gravee
Hix
South
Erse
Bowman
Tom Witherspoon
Voorhies
Jodwin
Mr. Witherspoon
American Phosphate Co
Pulaski Beats Decatur In Prettyly Played Game
Polski and Teearn featured a sharp defensive duel as Pulaski defeated Decatur in a well played contest. Welch limited Decatur to six hits while Sawyer and Dicosta held Pulaski to similar marks. Vanible and Daniele starred in the field with crucial catches.
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Pulaski
Decatur
Polski
Welch
Eawyer
Vanibile
Pulsski
Daniele
Kale Ronee
Sawyer
Dicosta
Welebana O'Brien
Fastest game at West End Park ends in Columbia shutout
Hooteville Aug 26 Columbia was blanked in the fastest game at West End Park. Errors cost Columbia the game though fast fielding by both sides stood out. Battery details for Columbia and rival teams follow with uneven scoring notes and a messy mix of ads and commentary on public figures.
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Huntsville
Ala
Anguh
Collinge
Miller
Rae Colmbia
Comodo Teo
Columbia
Colling Weaver
Lluntaville
Norwood Swain
Hooteville
West End Park
Pulaski
Tenn
Pulasky
Decatur
Daniels
Merrit
O'Brien
Sorber
MacGamble
World Beaters Invite Mansfield Tourists to See Them
Wealthy supporters from Birmingham attended the matinee circuit as Trotwood Moore and W C Allee visited Ewell farm for a barbecue held in their honor. Col T Bowman, lead counsel in a recent mining case before Judge Gray, joined the party along with other prominent Hoosier capitalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trotwood Park
Birmingham
Trou City
Hare Monitay
Due
Trotwood Moore
Water
Wheelago
Retin
Muesilay
Ewell Farm
Moore
Col. T. Bowman
Minera
Gray
W.C. Allee
Executor's Sale of James Andrews Stock at Storehouse
An executor sale will be held Friday September 4 from ten to twelve at the storehouse on South Main in Columbia. The entire stock of goods including hardware farming items and furniture will be sold to the highest bidder in bulk, with payments of one third cash and the balance due in 2,3, and 4 months on notes with security. Inspect the stock at the Manry National Bank. KC Church executor.
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James Andrews
Manry National Bank
Elastic Pointer Wins Again at Readville
Elastic Pointer, the blind brother of Star Pointer, captured another $5,000 stake at Readville, Mast, on Wednesday. The horse has won in the past two months, while J. W. Howard & Co. offer two carloads of extra good two year old mules for sale or trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elastic Pointer
Star Pointer
Readville
Mast
J. W. Howard & CO
Weather forecast for Thursday yacht race winds shift
Washington weather observers relay a Thursday forecast for the international course. North to northeast winds will rise to fresh strength in the morning, shifting in the afternoon to eastnortheast. Cloudy conditions expected with likely light mist or haze.
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Washington Weather Sharpe
New York
Aig
Loral Weather Bureaua
Washington
Observer
East Noutheast
Kolb's Bakery Fire Ravages Block in Philadelphia
Fire swept Kolb's Bakery in a southern Philadelphia block causing an estimated 150000 in damage. Ten small houses in the rear were damaged as twelve employees inside narrowly escaped with their lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Kolb
Lews
Sale of Valuable Land and Town Lots Auction Notice
Public sale set for September 16 at Mulloaks Maury County Tennessee. Property includes land and town lots tied to the estate of William J Williams with residence and cotton house lots. Purchasers must pay one third cash and sign notes with security. possession after payment and liens retained as security. Auction proceeds to highest bidder at public outcry in Mulloaks.
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Columbia
John K. D.williams
V. Benjamins
Gibbon
Pwill
Mulleoks
Maury County
Teng
Belunalon
Williem J Willams
Plois
Queatore
Culleoks
Hinseo
Culleoka
Cottin
Uy Bey
Dan. T P
Poasenaion
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Branham & Hughes School
Wm. C Branham
William Hughes
Ford & Williams
Atheneum
Columbia, Tenn
Clitton
Bransford
Clifton
Campre 'S Station
P. Woldridge
Borea
Bessie’ Hays
Wallace Hardison
Mary Minor
Hux
Lou Witherspoon
Sallie Mullins
Lizzie Hunter
Ruddersville
Ohn Hunter
Eddie Nicholson
Arkansas
Mary Dean
Measre
Pronk
Orville Hunter
Verona
Edgar
Harlan Hunter
Andrew Lays
Mary
Albert Dean
Thomasville
Sarrervieig & Dopsox
Charlotte Smiser
Mabel Wilkes
Lookout Mountain
Ruby Campbell
Lyneville
Joe W. Moore
Dr. W. Moore
Nat Moore
Sherman
Dr. Moore
West
W. M. Richardson
Neely
Flinch Club
Covey
W. P. Moore
Ligzio Moore
Sallie Hardison
Lost Lodge
Knighta
Pyt
Culleola
Darbaia
Tomas Mitchell
Susie Brown
Eleter
Jor Brooke
THE
Columbia Institute
Gear Kieves
Ual Dikes
Smissr
Culleowa
Ledo
Prose
UMP
G. W. Nichols
Campbell'4
Campbells Station
Chetytian Church
AP. Dobnwon
Af Colabia
Baxter McLean
Old King Malley
Hantsville
Hunteville
Hunteities
Jumbia
Dickens
Oret
Rae
iHonterile
Bailey and Weaver
Dicksens
Scratin
Pylant
Pylant and Weaver
Lawler
Swain
Rhe Polaski
Schrenck and
Dacosta
Douglass, Burnham and Fisher
Hall
Cima A. Co
Toledo
Almont Miraculous
Dr . Electric Ui
Seer
Hunterville
Castornia
Hoosier
Dillon Earth
Sarrerri Lp
Doniox
Wood
T. W. Wood & Sons
Richmond
Earth
Christ
Sarreerreiy & Donao
Fprankenfield
Malta
Phila
Cullooka
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