Personal notes from the county region drift and moves
Local items report Mr J J Dugger moving to Hampshire for several months and Mr J W Jones heading toward the race on Torre Road after a recent purchase. Mrs Mire of Arrow Mises plans to speed dates with her own, while Mr Robt Vole and Mr Wm F Cooper relocate for work or retirement. Eleanor Gregory will visit Nashville. Tom George of Wayne Station is in the area for a few days. Vite George is in Ethridge on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Dugger
Hamphire
J. W. Jones
Tor Eee
R. I Peebles
Sod Manufacturing Co
Arrow Mises
Nashville
Mies Fleanor Gregory
Nashilis
Tom George
Wayne Station
Vite George
Ethridge
Thanksgiving program and exams at Hay-Long College
Thanksgiving events at Hay-Long College featured a 1:30 to 6:00 recital with 27 numbers. Quarterly exam honors list top students in each grade, naming multiple first and second place recipients. Also notes on plans for plant remodeling, fertilizer manufacturing, and brief items on infant mortality, Chinese fertilizer Beancake, and a light health tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Lails King
Secon
Sarah Hughes
Bess Nelzon
Marisa Ricketts
Prospective Plants Touted for Mt. Pleasant Area
Rumors say Swift and Company plans a 410000 fertilizer factory next year and Virginia Caroline Company may build a large plant here instead of Rashville both projects possible. Steps are under way to widen and extend Mt. Pleasant Southern Railway to Southport, with a potential purchase or upgrade being considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Company
Virginia-Caroltoa Company
Rashville
Mt. Pleasant Southern Railway
Southport
Closeout sale on men’s suits and overcoats
Classified listing outlines deep discounts on men’s suits and overcoats across several price points from 18 to 6 dollars. Items include French worsted English styles in blue and black, Melton cloth mixes, double breasted and sack cuts, with several closeout prices noted to attract buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melton
Men’s Pants Clearance Prices Shaping Up
The ad lists multiple price points for men’s pants in a clearout sale. It shows progressive closures from 5.00 down to 1.50, with quantities like 69 pairs and codes such as 2.73 228 1.98 148. The listing emphasizes wool and cent material with emphasis on discounts and bulk quantities across several closeout tiers.
Bargain Textile Sale with Garments and Rugs
A local ad proclaims heavy and light outings per yard at 8c with 47 pieces at inch dark outing, plus 75 dozen embroidered handkerchiefs two for two cents and 45 dozen special value cloths. Kid gloves in all colors, furs and neckpieces, with prices 60 cents to 15 dollars. Rugs include 9x12 heavy wool at 7.75 and 6x12 cotton mixed at 4.75 and Smyrna 12 by 2 inches at 98 cents. 30 coats 42 inches long in Kersey, colors black brown grey, plaid back, at 11.00.
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Ain
Smyrna
Bargain Prices On Boys Knee Pant Suits
A sequence of deep discounts on boys knee pant suits is listed. Items include $5 suits priced at $3.98, $4 suits at $3.48, 33 suits at $2.48, $2.50 suits at $1.98, and $2 suits at $1.48.
Phosphate Prospects Highlighted by State Inspector in Maury County Visit
State Mining Director H. Shiflett and assistant L. Stove visited Meary County to inspect phosphate deposits. They toured Southport and Scott's Mill fields with H. Rubin and E. L. Gregory, noting vast deposits underdeveloped and predicting underground mining may unlock richer reserves. They urged broader state attention as prices rise and forecast long term profitability spanning decades.
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Shiflett
Meary County
R. A. Shiflett
Sirector
L. P.stove
Coal Creek
Tennessee
H. D. Rulin
Southport
Scott's
Mt. Pleasant
Nanhville
Story of the Heaves Murder Continues From Page Seven
Testimony describes horses and stock in barns and lots near a murder scene. Witness recalls waking to sounds like horses on shoes and identifies riding of a horse the next morning. Questions cover stock in front and back lots, gate status, and who moved a horse for Boyd McKnight. Stock remained mostly loose and unshod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jorday
Mary Jordan
Colwei
Knob Creek
Garters Creek
Chas Mounties
Tas
Lee Mounties
Wat Hess
Withers
Aie
Gunner
Jobo Heaves
Sone
Rountree
Bong
Tome Mr. Heaves
Nin
Jim
Withers West Jr
Kitcham
Tirs Reaves
Mra
Reaves
Kouptree
Abe
Homer
H. Hatcher
Boyd McKnight
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Hay-Long College
Amy Wiliams
Abades Coeil
Ida Jones
Alma Mood
Isie Young
Roy Moody
James Cecil
Monte Joare
Jebnie Caleburn
Fires
Fannie Ricketts
Hontevine
Decatur
Nashvilles
Willamsport
Swan
Hickman
Globe Phosphate Company
Germany
Japan
China
George Bros
Les
Children’s Cloaks
Maury County
George Brothers
Prospects
Indus
Mr. Pleasant
Theta
John Reaves
Tere
Jameson
Elmer
Webb
Reayes
Jeff
Bare Gate
Voorhies
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