Mule Trading Booms on First Monday Market in Columbia
Mules from many southern counties and northern states brought strong interest on the first Monday sale in Columbia. Prices ranged 179 to 225 dollars for good fat stock as buyers from Dawson Atlanta Montgomery Anniston Decatur Hartselle Birmingham Clarke dale and Tennessee competed for the commodity. Trading quickened before noon and is expected to rise through March as farmers report good conditions and ready stock.
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Columbia
Dawson
Atlanta
Montgomery
Anniston
Decatur
Hartselle
Birmingham
Clarkedale
Miss
Tennessee al
Ways
Hampshire
Mt. Pleasant Pikes
Smallpox Epidemic Warnings Prompt Vaccination Push
Nashville reports the smallpox menace rising in Middle and East Tennessee. State health officials urge vaccination every five years, with emphasis on early childhood inoculation and continued immunity through infancy puberty and the twenties to curb outbreaks.
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Nashville
Middle
East
Tennessee
State Board of Health
H. H. Shoulders
Department
Northwest
Rural carriers meet at courthouse for district convention
Rural letter carriers from the seventh district convened Thursday morning November 27 at 10 20 o clock in Maury County with representatives from several counties. State President A N Powell and Judge Bruce Turner spoke on good roads and service, followed by Senator J W Church and W G Whitthorne with praise for rural delivery.
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Seventh Congressional District
W. C. Salmon
Julius Goslin
A. N. Powell
Stanton
Bruce Turner
Judge Turner
J. W. C. Church
South
Tennessee
W. GC. Whitthorne
R. &. Randle
Hohenwald
Silver Crescent Theatre
Nichols
Strong Sermon by Rev Gordon at First Presbyterian
The Rev A B Gordon of Sardis Mississippi delivered a thoughtful sermon to a large congregation at the First Presbyterian Church. He was described as a graceful speaker and forceful advocate with a bright future anticipated for him.
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Gordon
Sardis
Miss
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Dr King's New Discovery for Croup and Cough
Advertisement proclaims Dr King s New Discovery as the best remedy for croup coughs and colds. A Manchester Ohio father testifies his children survived severe attacks after using the product. Priced at one dollar per bottle and sold at local drugstores by B B Bucklen & Co Philadelphia St Louis.
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Dr. King
Lewis Chamberlain
Manchester
Ohio
B. B. Bucklen & Co
Phila
St Louis
Adyt
Coughs Tie Up Sleep Warn of Weary Coughs
A reader from Green Bay Wisconsin reports relief from a bad cough after using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. The ad touts the medicine as soothing and healing for croup whooping cough measles cough and chronic coughs in the elderly.
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Bob Ferguson
Pine St
Green Bay
Wis
Foley
Woldridge CO
Advt
Cassius M. Clay of Kentucky Dies at 70 in Paris
Cassius M. Clay, 70, former president of Kentucky's 1889 constitutional convention and early Democratic gubernatorial candidate, died in Paris Kentucky. A Yale graduate of 1866, he was widely known across the South.
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Paris
Cassius M. Clay
Kentucky
South
Yale
Advertising for Missing Girl in Huntsville
C W Hill of New Hope advertises in Huntsville seeking news on his daughter Queenie Hill 20 who is demented and believed to have wandered from home and may be lost in the mountains.
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Huntsville
Ala
W. Hill
New Hope
Queenie Hill
Miss Hill
Thirteen Was Score of Each in Thanksgiving Gridiron Clash
On Thanksgiving Day the High School and M A batted on military gridiron in a 13 to 0 final. Both sides fumbled repeatedly and showed lack of preparation with few clean plays. The Soldiers and Athenaeum squades exchanged scores with Lacey and Whatley scoring for High School and Johnson sealing a late touchdown for M A.
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Hee
Erwin
M. A
Athenaeum
Lacey
Cecil
Connor
McDaniel
High School
Whatley
Johnson
Erwh
Leek
M. A. Gest
Salien Whatley Akin
Erwin McDaniel
B. Crews Cooper
Stephenson Huckaby
Lacey Thomas _ RE
Oakes Floyd
Noble Hall
Breele Vaughn
Connor Johnson
L. G
Milam Williams
Alaska railroad bill eyed to unlock resources
Washington November 29 A proposed Alaskan railroad would run from the southern coast near Cordova or Seward to the upper Yukon river. The government built line would be leased or run by the government and would be at most 772 miles long.
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Washington
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Bethel House
Church
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Seta
Phelps Pit
Allme
REES
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The
Herald
Nyman
Arriange
Kali Works, Inc
Broadway
New York
McCormick
New Orleans
Whitney Central
San Francisco
California
Savannah
Sank & Tru
Military Field
Houston
Cole
Harlan, Porter & Walker
South Main Street
Columbia, Tenn
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