Southern Play By George Tate's One Who Knows Harvest Sale
Newspaper item notes a Grand Opera House performance of Thomas Dixon's The Sins of the Father, praising Dixon's expertise on Southern topics and condemning outsiders. It previews the play as a forceful examination of miscegenation with dramatic and comic elements, amid local advertising chatter and a Kentucky auction listing with sale details.
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George Tate
Grand Opera House
Thomas Dixon
Comeee
Mr. Dixon
St. Louis
George S. Tate
Lynnville
C. B. Tate
Daily Herald
Tenn
Witet
Bart
Local Editor Joins Mt Pleasant Daily Advertiser
J Frank Bogan, previously a local Herald reporter for three months, accepts the post of local editor at Mt Pleasant Advertiser, Mt Pleasant's new daily paper, and begins work in the phosphate city. Constipation cures are advertised as Dean's Regulate in a 26 cent ad.
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J. Frank Bogan
The
Herald
Mt. Pleasant
MULE MARKET DOMINATES COLUMBIA FIRST MONDAY TRADE
Amid cold rain and mud, Columbia’s First Monday shopping surged with heavy demand for dry goods and clothing while mules dominated street activity. Estimates place sales near 600 to 1,000 mules, averaging about $200 per head, signaling a record mule market and thriving holiday commerce despite bad weather.
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Columbia
Ulverentha
Maury County
Tinto Columbia
Emgly
Atlanta
Montgomery
Auction sale of Kentucky mares and fillies at Columbia
A Kentucky bred car load of mares and fillies will be sold at Columbia Stock Yards this Saturday at 1 o'clock. Buyers should expect a varied selection of thoroughbred stock and potential bidders are advised to arrive early.
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Kentucky
Columbia Stock Yards
Burdock
J. H. Wal
Sunbery
Ohio
Day Fireman at Power Station Dies
Robert Crowley the day fireman at the Columbia Water Light Company Powerhouse dropped dead Monday afternoon from an epileptic attack. He had suffered such fits for some time and died a few minutes after the attack. He was buried today.
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Robert Crowley
Columbia Waters ‘Light “Company
Crowley
Register's Office Busy With Deed Transfers
In the Register Sam J. Taylor's office, several deeds were recorded this morning. Transfers include O. B. Marsh to N. E. Barker for 9 acres in the 7th district, W. Jones to Harper Mulling for 65 acres in the 2nd district, L. Tomlinson and A. F. Thomas to James P. Shaw for 2 acres in the 6th district, and E. B. Rousseau to L. & N. R. R. Co. for land at Ridley Station in the 7th district.
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Office of Register
Sam J. Taylor
O. B. Marsh
N. E. Barker
W. Jones
Harper Mulling
L. Tomlinson
A. F. Thomas
James P. Shaw
E. B. Rousseau
Ridley Station
Derryberry to Preach at South Columbia Church Friday
Rev. N. C. Derryberry of Lascoa will preach at the South Columbia Christian church this Friday night.
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N. C. Derryberry
Lascoa
South Columbia Christian Church
Templeton Wrestles With Senate Bid in Tennessee
Special report from Nashville notes Knoxville resident Jerome Templeton is a candidate to succeed Frazier as U S Senator. The declaration is not public but known to friends and supporters. Templeton emerges as a quiet entry in Tennessee political circles.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Jerome Templeton
Knoxville
United States
Frazier
Lafay ette Royal Arch Masons Chapter Meeting Tonight
LaFayette Chapter No. 4 of Royal Arch Masons will hold a called meeting tonight to confer degrees. Refreshments will be served.
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LaFayette
Royal Arch Masons
Off for Florida the Sunny South
A Maury county party of about forty will depart Wednesday morning on southbound train No. 3 for Florida. The group plans either wintering there or permanent relocation. W. S. Young and family will settle in orange groves, Calloway Fielden and family also plan homes there, E. W. Letsinger and family intend permanent relocation, while Dr. C A Forgey goes for winter travel joined later by Mrs. Forgey. J W Jones of the land company Florida traveled with the group. Several names remain unlisted.
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Maury Coun Dans
Florida
W. S. Young
Family
Peninsula
Calloway Fielden
E. W. Letsinger
C. A. Forgey
Auction of Kentucky Mares at Stock Yards Saturday
An upcoming sale at Stock Yards features Kentucky mares bidding at 1 o clock. The ad touts Dr Thomas Electric Oil for instant pain relief from cuts burns and bruises, urging buyers to be prepared for mishaps.
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Dr. Thomas
Arrest Report Notes Drunkenness Charge In Mt Pleasant
Mt Pleasant man Fred Wise was arrested by local police on a drunkenness charge. His case was heard in city court amid lines about indigestion and stomach distress. A customer from Columbia Stock Yards and references to Kentucky-bred mares appear in stray fragments from the page.
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Fred Wise
Mt. Pleasant
Turnpike Leased to Wilkes and Son for Ten Years
The Columbia and Culleoka Turnpike Co. leases its route from Columbia to Culooka to BR. A. Wilkes and son F. B. Wilkes for January 1, 1911, through December 31, 1920. Monthly payments start at $12.50 in 1911 then $15 each subsequent year. A single toll gate serves the five mile stretch, with minor grate lowering improvements agreed.
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Columbia and Culleoka
BR. A. Wilkes
F. B. Wilkes
Register
Columbia and Culleoka Turnpike Co
C. C. Vaughan
J. J. Fleming
Columbia, and
Cullooka Turnpike Co
Columbia
Cullooka Road
Vike
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Frank Bogan
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Tennessee
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Culleoka
Cr. C. Vaughan
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