Deaths in Santa Fe community
Death notices report the passing of two local farmers, Ashworth J A and Mrs Sallie Sanders. Ashworth died Friday night at home. funeral at Goshem Sunday at 10 led by Revs Roberts and Alles, burial in Goshem graveyard. Mrs Sanders died Monday night on Eas Ninth Street. funeral and interment at Tip HI Tuesday at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HM. Ashworth
J. A. Ashworth
Santa Fe
Goshem
Revs, Roberts and Alles
Sallie Sanders
Eas Ninth Street
Tip HI
Dock
Local Health Notes From Isom Area
The sick list from Isom lists Mrs W A Brooks improving after illness. Mr W A Voss recovering from a cold. Dr D A Davidson thought improved. Rev A E Clement's daughter has measles, Edn Peters is ill. E L Wilson remains sick, daughter Gladys also listed ill. Mrs A J Alexander and Mrs Moses McClelland reported quite sick at home on Garden Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Brooks
Isom
W. A Voss
D. A. Davidson
Spence McFall
A. E. Clement
Edn Peters
E. L. Wilson
Gladys
A. J. Alexander
Garden Street
Moses McClelland
Oute Evol Shipment At 20 Cents In Columbia
The largest shipment of outlet evolve arrived in Columbia carrying walnuts almonds cream lus pecans priced at 20 cents per pound from Chaffin Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Deweit Chaffin Bros
Peddling Without License Dig Into Big Business Claim
An agent of the Rockey Summerville Grocery Co of Kansas City Mo was arrested by Deputy Whitley at the depot Tuesday charged with peddling without license. Four men have been in the county selling groceries by taking orders, shipping goods to Columbia and delivering them at the depot. License fees for the four agents could total about 45 560, with possible extra merchants license bringing near 100. The case is referred to County Attorney Whitthorne for advisement and court set for Friday. J H Dinning retained by defense.
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Rockey Summerville Grocery Co
Kansas City
Whitley
Columbia
Dette
Eel County
Whitthorne
J. H. Dinning
Col. Arthur Colyar Nearing Death at Ninety in Nashville
Col. Arthur A S Colyar, aged ninety, is reported dying at his Spruce Street home in Nashville. A prominent Tennessee figure for over fifty years, he served in Confederate Congress circles, edited the Nashville Americas, and authored a Jackson history. Despite frail health, his mind remains sharp and he admired William Jennings Bryan.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Arthur
Colyar
Spruce Street
Col
Tennessee
Congress of the
Confederate States of America
Nashville Americas
Col. Colyar
Andrew Jackson
William J Bryan
Maury County Docket Finishes With One Remaining Giles Case
The Supreme Court finished the Maury and Giles County docket. The lone unresolved case is Berry Blair versus the State, the term’s first murder charge, with Blair reportedly sentenced to hang pending continuation. Other heard matters include Maury Equity Harlan et al versus Central Phosphate and criminal cases Mays, Ragan, and Witherspoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Maury
Giles County
Giles
Berry Blair
Blair
Lawrence County
Maury Equity
H. G. Harlan Et al
Central Phosphate Company
Frank Mays
Lawrence Ve
George Ragan
J. W. Witherspoon
Tippling
Bryan Favorite in West as Rawlings Sees Victory
Rawlings of Kansas, visiting Columbia with John Troutwood Moore, predicts a Bryan landslide in the West and says the Democratic nomination is secure. He praises the area between Columbia and Nashville and endorses the Interurban road as vital for Maury County and the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AC. Rawlings
Kansas
Columbia
John Troutwood Moore
Mr. Rawlings
Mr. Moore
Rawlings
West
Bryan
Maury National Bank Secures Panama Bonds
In New York the Maury National Bank of Columbia won a bid of 20000 for Panama bonds at 1.03. The bonds will go to the Comptroller of the Treasury in Washington and the bank will receive 30000 in additional circulation, increasing the territory's money supply.
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Panama
New York
Maury National Bank of Columbia
Comptroller of the Treasury
Washington
Sugar House Molasses Pure Louisiana Offer
Sugar House Molasses at 75 cents a gallon advertised as pure. Call CHAFFIN BROS for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar House
Louisiana
Call
D&wit
Chaffin Bros
Frank Rieves Jailed After Mental Break in Glendale
Frank Rieves a young Glendale man was jailed after a sustained mental breakdown. He had been confined in an asylum but returned to an unstable state and was moved to await further disposition as Maury County facilities adjust.
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Frank Rieves
Glendale
Rieves
Maury County
Newnt
Home Mission Sale and Beech Grove Sermons This Weekend
At 10 o clock next Saturday in the First Methodist Sunday school room the Home Mission Society opens a sale of useful articles home made cakes and candies with hot coffee and sandwiches served. Elder F C Lowell will preach at Beech Grove next Sunday at eleven in the morning and at 2 30 in the afternoon at Dark s Mill.
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Home Mission Society
F. C. Lowell
Beech Grove
Stockholders Notice for Mrury National Bank Meeting
Stockholders of the Mrury National Bank in Columbia will meet in the banking room on Tuesday January 14 1908 to elect directors for the ensuing year and to transact other business as needed. Cashier A Parker signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
Mrury National Bank
Columbia
Gawit
Parker
Xman Sulut to Measure 10tr TN PIGUERS
The fragment discusses Xman Sulut preparing to measure ten trillion in a PIGUERS context in Tennessee. Named entities include Xman Sulut and Tennessee. No clear event or outcome is stated. The note reads as OCR junk with unclear relationships and lacks verifiable facts.
Maury County Fanciers Sweep Nassau Poultry Show
Maury County fanciers earned numerous ribbons at the Nassauville poultry show. Porter Bros. claimed multiple top prizes with White Plymouth Rocks including first and second cock, first hen, and top pens. W. A. Quarterman took a second cock in Rhode Island Reds, Harris emyaee earned thirds in Buff Orpingtons, EF L Wilson topped Buff Leghorns with several firsts and thirds, R. S Hopking led White Leghorns with several placings, W. D. Cameron earned several wins in Brown Leghorns, and D. Hancock of Glendale collected ribbons across game varieties.
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Maury County
Porter Bros
Plymouth Rocks
Hopking
W. D. Cameron
Handcock
Glendale
Indebted Subscribers Urged to Pay Dues Promptly
A Herald notice asks readers who received the first month statement to reply and send payment now to avoid another reminder next month. It pleads perseverance to settle past due subscriptions and not forget the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Speela sale of trunks and bags items listed
A fragment notes a sale of trunks and bags with T N FIGUERS connected. Readable details are sparse but indicate an auction or sale event with these items and a person or entity named T N FIGUERS.
Dabney Re-elected Mayor as Lewisburg Keeps Board
Lewisburg Tennessee voters reelect C. C. Dabney as mayor and keep the same aldermen G. F. Braly Nat L. Burton J. P. Hardison and T B Arthur with no opposition. The election was held yesterday in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisburg
Tenn
Board of Mayor
C. C. Dabney
G. F. Braly
Nat L. Burton
J. P. Hardison
T B Arthur
Dr Davidson Dies Prominent County Resident at 79
Dr D A Davidson died Thursday at the Guest House after two weeks of pneumonia. Funeral Friday at 2 PM at Zion Church with Dr T A Wharton and Rev S P Hawes officiating. He was 79, born in Old Berlin and left two children, Mrs Sam Pritchett of Nashville and Dr Joe Davidson of Fresno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Davidson
Pheumonia
Zion
T. A. Wharton
P. Hawes
Davidson
Old Berlin
Sam Pritchett
Nashville
Joe Davidson
Fresno
Cal
Christmas Candies by Bishop & Co and California Chocolates
Christmas candies from Bishop and Co and California Chocolates offered in fancy one to five pound boxes for the holiday trade. Includes selections like Crystalized Fruits and gifts for the best girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop & Co's
California
D&w
K of P Lodge Elects Officers at Recent Meeting
John C. Dexter Lodge Katzhts Pythine elected officers including F A Shaw C C C K Wortham V E D HGH Willers F Wide M W BL Wiloon M A L P Ronn 1 G H L Randolph O G A Green Trustee W D Cameron Jr K R S M F and H Johnson M of Ex at the last gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Dexter Lodge
Katzhts
M. F
H. Johnson, M
Tragedy Follows Prank as Husband Shoots Self
Livingston Tenn December 11 A shocking tragedy occurred near Hilham when Mac Brotherton who had been married only a short time shot himself in the head with a heavy calibre revolver He had teased his wife all day and after loading an old cartridge in the pistol pulled the trigger The bullet entered behind his temple He was three months married to a well known farmer Dutch Brown of Overton County
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Livingston
Tenn
Hilham
Mac Brotherton
Dutch" Brown
Overton County
Oscar's Consort Is Failing Fast
Stockholm reports Dowager Queen Sophia, 71, is exhausted from the strain of her late husband King Oscar II. She has been at his bedside for extended periods and left for only brief intervals in the days before his death. Queen Sophia married King Oscar on June 6, 1867.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sophia
Outer
Oscar
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Maxwell House
Cheen
Neal Coffee CO
Houston
Hracoen
Robert Allen
Beulah Baker
T. Moore
Roxie A
Fere Works
Ferndell
Harlan
Col. A. S. Colyar
Maury National
BANK
Turner & Johnson
Jeweler's
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Braly Bros
Logal Poultry
Speela
Sale Tranks and Bagslott
T. N. Figuers
Dabney
DR. Davidson
P. Lodge
Overton
Bride
H. G. Roskind
Oprican
Tenneseve Optical Society
Public Square
Columbia, Tenn
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