Noah Camfield Killed by Moving Freight Cars at Mt Pleasant
Noah Camfield an L and N Railroad employee was killed Friday night at Mt Pleasant when he fell between moving freight cars. He had over six years of service and is survived by a wife and two children. Funeral held at Mission Baptist Church with burial at Rose Hill.
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Noah Camfield
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Mt. Pleasant
Columbia
Oakes & Nichola
Mission Baptist Church
L. T. Hastings
Rose Hill Cemetery
Noah Camfeld
Hob Dorris
Hthel Camfield
South Main Street
Corporation of the City of Columbia
Cullooka Boar Shipped to Ames School
Clarence B. Gracey, Berkshire breeder of Cullooka, sent a premier boar to Prof Curtis of the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station at Ames. The animal, showcased at Chicago's International Stock Show, is described as one of the finest bred and remarkable individuals destined for the station.
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Prof. Curtis
Iowa Experiment Staton
Ames
Iowa
Chicago
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Curtis
Pension Office to Close in Knoxville
The United States pension office in Knoxville will cease operations in a few days. Pension agent Wim Rule instructed clerks to report to Washington by December 16. The local office employs twenty clerks with an annual salary total of $30,000.
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Great Britain protests tolls on Panama Canal passage
Britain submits a formal note of protest over the Panama canal act exemption for American coastwise ships. Earl Grey, the British ambassador for foreign affairs, presents the document to Secretary of State Knox at his home, with James Bryce reading it aloud. The note expands on July objections to the toll provision.
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Honor Roll for Public Schools December Honors List
The public schools honor roll for the month ending December 6 lists rising pupils across grades one through ten. Names include Arben Denton Raymond Holcomb Herman McBride Laetus Roberts James Thomas Margaret Brittain Olive Cheek Jamita Dean Mary Dooley Minnie Lee Goad Marie Haley Ethel Hardison Carry Harris Margaret Hester Lochie Lowery Emma March Mabel H McFall Clara B McKee Gladys Park Blanche Shaw Emily Sims Carroll Taylor Ernestine Timmons Mary Holcomb Gladys Meador and many others across second through tenth grades.
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Arben Denton
Raymond Holcomb
Herman McBride
Laetus Roberts
James Thomas
Margaret Brittain
Olive Cheek
Jamita Dean
Mary Dooley
Minnie Lee Goad
Marie Haley
Ethel Hardison
Carrie Harris
Margaret Hester
Lochie Lowery
Emma March
Mabel H. McFall
Clara B. McKee
Gladys Park
Blanche Shaw
Emily Sims
Carroll Taylor
Ernestine Timmons
Mary Holcomb
Gladys Meadore
Jamen Tullos
Mahlon Stewart
Murry Stewart
F.C. Lowell
Clifford Neely
Reesie Lee Eubanks
Rebecca Dooley
Grace Dean
Gladys Brooks
Cooper Barber
Evelyn Lowery
Gladys Trail
Rosa Steward
Loreen Raines
Ruth Glascoe
Lauree Brady
Polly Cherry
Bessie Durham
Rena Harris
Mary Harris
Elsie Lee Jeter
Mamie Mulligan
Gertrude Park
Nell Page
Olivia Peyton
Florence Primm
Elsie Sampson
Charlotte Voss
Wallace Sowell
Carl D. Park
Joel Ketchum
Bentley Johnson
Ben W. Jackson
Wesley Compton
Willie Cheek
John Calvert
Earl Hayes
James Porter
Edward Turner
John Edwin Voss
William Mitchell
Nellie Booker
Anna Mal Birkett
Nina Ruth Hayes
Gladys Kincade
Katie Mulligan
Sarah McCandlase
Virginia Sowell
Louise Sowell
Isabelle Vaughan
Theo Vaughan
Alleyne Church
Ethel Davis
Marie Hunter
Eugenia Jackson
Lillie P. Kineate
Lela Matthews
Ruth Shelton
Sallie P. Shrader
Eva Smith
Audrey Wakefield
Mary T. Bullard
Jesse Ellington
Gilmer Green
Annie L. Speed
Eddie Vons
Thelma Walters
Earl Gilbreath
Alleyne Extes
Vera Sowell
Alms Wit Mame
Mootle McDaniels
Percy Moore
Sanford Rosenthal
Marthal Dugner
Hog Killing Weather Grips Maury County
Maury county was visited by a spell of hog killing weather this morning causing many fat hogs to be packed today. The unusual cold and ice covered the area as residents noted heavy frost and freezing temperatures.
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Maury County
Three Nimrods Have A Hunt On Hen Island
Blair Hayes Ed Lamar and W C Cruz enjoyed the season s greatest hunt on Hen Island over three days They bagged about 150 birds and small game including possums squirrels rabbits and a wood cat The thrilling moment came Thursday night when Critz caught the wood cat They returned Friday night and locals say the party has been hunting hard
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Ed Lamar
W. C. Cruz
Hen Island
Critz
Hayes suffers painful fall from moving vehicle
Esquire G W Hayes was seriously injured Monday when alighting from a moving vehicle. He fell on his left side injuring his hip and knee and is confined at home on Ninth Street. Doctors say injuries are painful but not expected to cause permanent harm and he will remain home for several days.
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G. W. Hayes
Ninth Street
Hayes
Three Brothers Shot Near Troy in County Incident
Ode Osburn of farmer status is jailed at Troy charged with shooting three Parker brothers during a Saturday shooting match at Hilliards Cross Roads in the county. Osburn denies the offense and claims others did the shooting.
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Peculiarly Sad Death Of Mrs Thel Thomas
Mrs. Thel Thomas wife of Lem Thomas died at home after a month long heart illness on Saturday night at 10 o clock. Thel was twenty six and daughter of James and Mollie Giddens. A devoted Cumberland Presbyterian church member, she was regarded as a loving wife mother and strong compassionate person. The large McCains church funeral followed by burial was conducted by Rev. W A Blades with Rev. W T Haggard assisting. Survived by husband two children her mother three brothers and two sisters. Pallbearers Will Perry W W Dyer H C Filton Will J Alexander S T Maxwell W S McFall. Carriages from Oakes Nichols.
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Lem Thomas
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W. T. Haggard
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Rhe
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W. W. Dyer
H. C. Filton
Will J. Alexander
T. Maxwell
Tragedy at Sumertown in Lawrenceburg Tennessee
In Sumertown fourteen miles north of Lawrenceburg, Leslie Rich shot and killed Andy Colbert. Rich claimed Colbert advanced with a knife, but Colbert allegedly had the knife put away when shot. Four bullets hit Colbert, one in the breast and three in the back. Deputy Noah Moore arrested Rich and transported him to Lawrenceburg for preliminary hearing, date unknown.
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Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Leslie Rich
Andy Colbert
Summertown
Here
Rich
Colbert
Noah Moore
Willo
Fit His Case Exactly
A Fort Smith Arkansas speaker Miss Margaret Campbell says Chamberlain's Tablets cured her father after six tablets and helped her sister's stomach trouble. The note claims the tablets fit the case exactly and asserts they are sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Margaret Campbell
Fort Smith, Ark
Masonic Temple on Church Street Sold for $100,000
Nashville December 7 The Masonic Temple site on Church Street between Fourth and Fifth Avenues sold to Burk & Co for $100,000. Cumberland Lodge sold after years of offers with Joseph Fensterwald of Burk & Co guiding the deal. The lodge plans to vacate by Oct 1, 1910 and Burk & Co will replace the building with a clothing establishment. Board members include T. O. Morris Sol Sawyers G. M. Morgan Hamilton Parks and Lee Lowenthal.
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Robertson attends Bull Moose conference in Chicago
Jackson Tenn December 10 Mrs G H Robertson president of the Tennessee congress of mothers and a leading welfare worker leaves for Chicago to attend the Bull Moose party leaders conference. She was chairman of the state's women's progressive party in the recent campaign.
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Jackson, Tenn
G. H. Robertson
Tennessee Congress of Mothers
Chicago
Bull Moose Party
Robertson
State Woman's
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