Thanksgiving Day in Columbia and Maury County
A reflected report describes a city wide Thanksgiving observed in Columbia with many stores closed and crowds gathering at the ballpark and churches. Rev J Allison Molloy announced a district revival tour with dates and locations across Elkton Shilo Delrose McBurg Bunker Hill Bee Springs Pisgah Dianna Aspen Hill Lynnville Olivet Trinity Salem Pulaski Cullooka Bigbyville Pleasant South Columbia and more. The piece notes widespread attendance, intercity travel to watch football in Nashville, and the impact of the day on local life.
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Nashville
Erictiron
Colom
Columbia
Maury County
J. Allison Molloy
Tennreses
Methodial Episopal Church
Pleasant HI
South Columbia Church
Elkton
J. A. Molloy
Tuseday
M. Dee
Shilo
AL. Hodge
J. G. Gibson
A. L. Hodge
G. L. Hensley
Pisgah
J. A Molloy
J. A. Allison
T. C. Ragedale
Dianna
G. J. Hensley
Trinity
T. C. Rigedale
T. A Carden
Salem
T. A. Carden
Pulaski
Cullooka
Nashville group seeks revocation of God we trust dollar design
The City Union of the Christian Endeavor Society in Nashville adopted resolutions at a Monday meeting at Woodland Street Christian Church urging prominent men and business organizations to press for revoking President Roosevelt’s order dropping In God We Trust from the new dollar design.
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Nashville
Tenn
Roosevelt
Gog We Trust
City Union
The
Christian Endeavor Society
Woodland Street Christian Church
Society of Nashville
Cantankerous Crowd Laughs At Subtle Comedies
A fragment shows a playful exchange about humor and timing. A sarcastic remark about following the bass drummer signals a laughter cue, while others dismissively argue what counts as funny, capturing a scene of authorless audience banter.
Hog Cholera Resource From Sloan's Treatment Advice
Story notes hog cholera as a major pig industry risk and recalls a Burnetts Creek Indiana farmer using Sloan's ointment to save hogs. It cites changes in treatment, including drenching when afflicted and praises Sloan's veterinary guide and Dr Earl Sloan at 616 Albany Street Boston Massachusetts.
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A. P. Williams
Burnetts Creek
Ind
Mr. Williams
Earl
Sloan
Albany Street
Boston
Mass
Harris Murder Case On Trial
The trial centers on Officer Harris’s shooting of Kitchen after an alleged struggle on a Mt. Pleasant train. Kitchen allegedly drew a pistol. Harris fired, Kitchen fell. About 160 witnesses appeared. prosecution by Capt. Fussell with Garner’s aid. defense by Meagan, Dinning, Figuers, and Chandler. Separate case: Jim Glenn found guilty of involuntary manslaughter, sentenced to one year.
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Offcer
Harris
Kitchen
Nashville
Mt. Pleasant
Columbia
J. H. Fussell
Garner
Meagan
J. H. Dinning
H. P. Figuers
Percy Chandler
Jim Glenn
Glenn
Dependable Plumbing Contracts Offered by Reliable Firms
Local ad claims trustworthy plumbing services with a long track record. The message touts past successful work and seeks to prove reliability to potential clients. Beth Phones, AEBS A WATKING.
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Honda
Beth
Roosevelt Annual Message Urges Currency Elasticity and Trust Reform
President Roosevelt warns of financial stringency and dishonest business. He calls for federal licenses for interstate railroads, strengthened trust and banking supervision, closer state federal cooperation on pure food laws, currency reform, and possible emergency currency. He favors unchanged tariff, higher taxes on non residents, bans on corporate political contributions, and a postal savings bank.
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Congress
Postal Savings Bank
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh
A promotional claim asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure heals catarrh as a constitutional disease. The ad notes the remedy is taken internally and strengthens the system, offering $100 if it fails and urging readers to request testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohto
Insurance Suit Reversed By Court In Kentucky
The Kentucky Court of Appeals reversed a ruling by Insurance Commissioner Prewitt, ruling that the commissioner cannot revoke a life insurer’s Kentucky license without statutory basis. The decision, delivered by Judge Hobson, involved Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York and concerns the agency termination of Binocs Hindman amid administration criticism. The Franklin Circuit Court previously held the commissioner could revoke licenses arbitrarily.
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Frankfort
Court of Appeals
Hobson
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Prewitt
O'Rear
Lassing and Nunn
Kentucky
Bincos Hindman
Franklin Circuit
Prewitt Beld
STATE AGAINST GLENN ON TRIAL
The case in Circuit Court covers Jim Glenn a colored man from Kedros accused of killing Manse Grigsby with a rock over a five cent debt. Witnesses say Grigsby threatened Glenn and the fatal blows followed after a dispute about money. Grigsby died from head injuries after days of illness. The Doyle liquor trial ended in a hung jury eight to four after an all day debate with Judge Holding. Doyle faces another jury later.
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Tureday
Jim Glenn
Kedros
Glenn
Manse Grigsby
Grigsby
Glenn m
John Doyle
Holding
Doyle
Hel
Election set for December 28 to choose Brown successor
The county commission orders a December 28 election at the courthouse to fill the Ninth District vacancy left by John Brown. Prospective candidates must file petitions by December 18 to appear on the ballot under the Dortch law. Voter registration hours are 8 am to 9 pm on Thursday Friday and Saturday to include those who moved or did not previously register. So far two candidates named are George W Hayes and J M Parker.
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John Brown
Ninth District
Commissioners of Election
Court House
Comstoners
RAYA
George W. Hayes
Board of Aldermen
J. M. Parker
Guarantee of Bank Deposits Plan Endorsed by Columbia Banker
Columbia banker urged government guarantee of bank deposits with a fund created by a small tax on bank deposits. The idea, advocated by Mr. Bryan and first voiced by Mr. Hutton of the Phoenix Bank over a decade ago, cites Canada and New York experiences as models and argues the tax would have prevented losses in fearsome banking downturns.
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Dee T. Hutton
Phoenix National Bank
Firyan
Bryan i
Hutton
Phoenix Bank
State Banker's Association
Bryan
Depontto
Canada
New York
Aged Millionaire Proposes Nurse Then Makes Will
The elderly, wealthy man told a nurse he asked her to marry him. He revealed the wedding would not occur. Instead she executed his will, which he says shows she is cold and calculating, lacking appreciation for his affection.
Continental Fire Insurance Ad Claims Higher Rates
Contiental Fire Insurance Co is criticized for charging more for policies than many rivals. A local advertisement notes Farrell & Lipscomb as agents. The piece emphasizes price sensitivity in the insurance market and invites inquiries from readers.
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Continential Fire Insurance CO
Continental
Farrell & Lipscomb
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Maury National Bank
R. C. Church
Co. A. Parker
W. P. Ridley
Booner
LICIT
Joe L. Hutton
H. O. Fulton
W. A. Dale
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Joe Hutton
Columbia Banker
Robert Berg
Jethels Block
Latta
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Painless Winfrey
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