Mt Pleasant Rail Schedule Changes and Local Notices
The new passenger train schedule for Mt Pleasant outlines trains to Columbia with No. 24 at 7:40 am and No. 28 at 9:00 pm, while arrivals from Columbia are No. 23 at 5:15 pm and No. 24 at 1:40 pm, with No. 27 arriving at 6:30 pm. The Monday night No. 29 and the 6 am train are to be discontinued. The earlier 6:30 pm arrival is praised, but mail delivery shifts are noted. Residents consider petitioning rail authorities to extend the last night interurban service from Nash Mills to Mt Pleasant. without it, trips to Nashville offer only six hours. Local business and resident movements are listed, including Joe Hesse planning Cincinnati purchases, Will Bampasa moving, and community notices about weddings, gatherings, and club events. A dental/product ad and a birthday party recap for Mrs. J. K. Anderson’s daughter are also mentioned.
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Colombia
Columbia
Todd
Mt. Pleasant
Nash Mills
Coombia
Mt Pisssant
Nashville
L. & N. Railroad Company
Personal News From Town As Residents Travel
Mr Chas Burns has returned from a visit to relatives in Colum and Mrs P O Floyd returns to Springfield after visiting Mia A D Rewenold and Mr and Mrs J A Griffin of Williamsport visit their son J W Griffin Mrs John Frivraon and children leave for three weeks in Nashville with Mrs Edon Gregory and Mr Peierson to follow next week in the company of Mrs John Ruhm Br Airs Phierson’s parents and Nerv James togram of Columbia visit Mrs C D Regenold W C Hopkins of Rockdale visited the city and went to Nashville Mr and Mrs George Jones visiting Mr and Mrs Rent W doves on North Main Street Mr and Mrs Will Ellette guests of Mr and Mrs Joe Jones on Jordan avenue Thomas Anderson of Creat View seeks business investment and may relocate by year’s start Br J H Thwent of Franklin joined Blue Grass Phosphate Co and will move into the house of J J Dugger with Dugger relocating soon
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John Ruhm
Phierson
James Togram
Columbia
C. D. Regenold
W. C. Hopkins
Rockdale
City
Nashville
George Jones
Rent
W. Doves
Jones
North Main Street
Will Ellette
Joe. Jones
Weir
Jordan Avenue
Thomas ©. Anderson
Creatview
Br. J. H. Thwent
Franklin
Blue Grass Phosphate Co
J. J. Dugger
Mr. Dugger
Reading Room Safety Session Moved to Friday
The afternoon safety shift for the local reading room moved from Thursday to Friday with hours 2 30 to 4 30. The post office lobby light, installed Thursday, is well liked by the public. Postal access remains free of hindrance. Mr J F Jones 18 is testing winter culture of lettuce and radishes and shows promising specimens. Washington avenue crossing near A W Ligon's property receives upgrades including a drain pipe culvert and street tiling to improve driving. Bowes W W Wilson’s horse broke a leg in the pasture while range grazing. the horse valued at $200 or more. Pleasant Milla company shifts run day and night to meet demand. The east end of the warehous near the depot is prepared for an express office and will move from the phosphate office building December 1, under supervision of W B Bond, who fainted at work Thursday morning but recovered. He remains in poor health at 77, possibly Mt Pleasant’s oldest citizen, with many friends wishing him a swift recovery.
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Postoffice
J. F. Jones
Washington Avenue
A. W. Ligon
W. B. Bond
Bond Street
Heme
Ciizen
Mt. Pleasant
Barnes Dooley Wedding Report From Summertown Home
Mr. Thomas Barnes and Miss Magzin Dooley wed at the bride’s father’s Summertown home on Wednesday.
Cemetery Cleanup By John L Parker Neatened Grounds
Citizens owe thanks to John L Parker for clearing the cemetery north of the city. Overgrown brush and wild grass, neglected for nearly two years, are being removed by root and branch to restore a neat appearance.
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John L. Parker
Parwer
St Louis Police Scandal Prompts Chief Desmond Probe
The St Louis public meeting of the police board reveals graft accusations against detectives tied to diamonds worn by women. Detective Gordon testifies that Chief Desmond ordered arrests of Black voters and that Hawes instructed him to influence polls, prompting calls to resign and a broader inquiry into misconduct within the force.
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St. Louis
Beami
Desmonil
Eie
Kiley
Harry B. Hawes
Andrew Gordon
Gordon
Kiely
Hewes
Hawes
Ktely
II Nt
Police Department
Board of Police Commissioner
Desmond
Harry Hawes
Nezvo
Klely
Tick Kent
Jon
Fashionable fabrics and accessories sale features wide assortment
An advertisement touts improved weaves in cotton wool and silk with low prices across silks venriettas Sicilian broad cloth Panama waistings and more. It promotes Cravenette counts belts dress underskirts men and boys hats shoes and furnishing goods including unshrinkable underwear shirts trunks and rugs with substantial discounts and brands like John B. Stetson Stacy Adams W L Douglas Hoyt Monarch.
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Panama
Wright
Monarch
Equestring statue at World’s Fair to omit sculptor name
St Louis November 26 The equestrian statue of St Louis set for display at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in front of the first palace will be the only armored statue in the United States. The executive committee of the World’s Fair rejected Charles M Niehaus as the credited sculptor after he demanded extra pay to create a permanent large statue. The commission chose the piece she preferred, and Niehaus’s claim surprised the committee.
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St. Louis
United States
Charles Mf. Niehaus
New Bordette N. Y
Beenne
Niehaus
Nielans
Prominent Men Swindles in St Louis Details
Two men from St Louis are accused of swindling victims to collect several thousand dollars within a week by writing life insurance policies for a decoy named Lebrbers aged 5, with a forgery charge pending as detectives search for the suspects.
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St. Louis
Naas
Naile K Lebrbers
Aed
Tim
Robbery and murder indictments flow from City News
A Philadelphia robbery ends with a man held for court after a wild spree that included harming a woman. A Fairmenum post office safe was blown with $150,000 secured. In St Louis, Patrick McCamridge, Madison Police Chief, is indicted for the murder of city treasurer Sam Huston in October.
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Poller
St. Louis
Patrick McCamridge
Madison
Sam Huston
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Mount Pleasant Department Herald - Chronicle
Hampshire
Joe Hesse
Cincinnati
Sam Lord
Jim Ingram
CO. D. Regencl
Columbia Friay
Washington
Will Bampasa
Iron City
T. L Bampass
Allen
Barnesie
Napier Furnace
Chas. W. Gilman
Pieasant Street
Chas. Jackson
Dredg Frierson
H. PD. Rohm
Mm. J
Woolford
W.P. Woldridge
Tenn
Chas Burns
Colum
Amon ‘Rochell
Bell Telephone Ae
Jtenn
Webster- Locke Milling Co
B. Locke
Webster
Webster-Logke
Depot Mt, Pleasant
Tenniel
Citizen's Peony
Gist
Haweaville
Deass
Mexs
John B. Stetson
Derby
Knox Shapes
Shoe Department
Stacy Adams
W. L. Douglas
Hoyts
Dory Doda
Helming & My Kenzie
C. B. Shoe Co
John Adaws
Mt. Pleasant Tenn
Mehaust
Dougherty Cherriah
Peoria
Dougherty
Nerry
Cha Fatty Redeeod
Moe Richmond
Noy
Idol
J. H. Thorpe
Wa Lite Sister
Jonn J. Grifin
Jean
Hunter
Nashville II
Michael Broeckmann
Here
BE. M. Lowell
Polk
Blue Grass Ave
Maury Implement Co
Philbdelphing
Hiowe
Pangille
Navy
Fairmenum
West O. Vere
Ernest Irwi
Nsurance
Irwin Brow
The
Yult Assurincw Society
O. W. Flemynt Ree
Kittrel Bill
Citizen's
Mt, Pleasant, Ths
E. B. Raybur
Mt, Pleasant, Tenn Kittrell
Citizens
Ma Gregor
Lax Ingram Building
Elearont
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