Phaton contest invites votes for loved ones and local readers
The Herald announces a Phaston contest offering a prize of a bran cow for the candidate with the most votes by May day 1001. Readers are urged to become candidates or urge friends to join, with emphasis on starting early and mobilizing local supporters.
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Haxam Company
Satterfield & Dod- 69N
Phinton
Bird
McKennon
Rebuild Homes: Relief Committeelets bids for tornado victims
The Relief Committee let bids to Beaver & Worley to build two room two story homes for residents whose houses were destroyed in the November tornado. Each brick chimney dwelling costs 180.42 dollars, aimed at aiding poor owners, mostly African American, with fully swept homes.
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Roverber
Beaver & Worley
Death toll rises after tornado in Macedonia community
Janie Lyman, a 45 year old Black resident, died last week at a Fy Martin home in Macedonia, raising the death count to twenty nine. Rescue and recovery teams sifted through the debris the day after the tornado, but many bodies remained unrecovered and the scene was chaotic.
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Janie Lyman
Fy Martin
Macedonia
Abe
Relief Fund grows as storm sufferers receive more aid
Additional contributions pour in to the relief fund aiding storm victims. Cash donations arrive from Nasbrilie and nearby communities, boosting funds to support emergency relief and recovery efforts for those impacted by the disaster.
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Nasbrilie Ais
10th District Adds Names and Sums in Public Record
In the 10th District additional listings, R. A. Spellman of Philadelphia receives 3000 cash and Maj. John E. Greer of Springfield is noted with 1200, both collected by GW Crow for the Colored Citizens 7th district. The entry closes with a code BATS 82.
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R. A. Spellman
Philadelphia
John E. Greer
Springfield
Relief Committee reports funds and needs after storm
Chairman Fleming of the Relief Committee told Herald reporters that collections reach 4678.63 dollars, with hundreds still unpaid. Expenditures for furniture, food, clothing, burials, and replacing thirteen houses total about 5212 dollars, leaving many damaged homes needy. Committee plans no further calls until subscriptions are collected. warn residents not to send aid seekers unless funds exist.
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Fleming
Relief Committee
Hxrald
of Re
Eace Ss
Board to force railroad gates and clear depot obstructions
At a Thursday meeting the Board of Mayor and Aldermen planned a new ordinance to require the L and N Railroad to place gates at South High, South Garden, and South Main crossings and remove depots obstructions. The Light Company service was also to be reviewed with legal advice sought. The session also covered fire pay changes, school funding, and committee leadership for the new year.
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Aderman Browdow
South High
South Garden
South Main Streets
St. G
Bestia
High Street
Alderman White
Herato
McClenahan
Rush Greaham
Polic Force
Chaftin
Fleming
P. Wiley
Board of Education
A. Barr
John A. Diukes
Barr
Payne
Fire Committee
Couny
J. F. Brownlow
P. Payne
St. Ledger
White
J. H. Nicholson
Peruna touted as cure in kidney health claims
A collection of testimonials praises Peruna for kidney and bladder relief from patients including John H. Corlies of Council Bluffs Iowa and D L Jaycox of Oakland California. Letter writers describe long battles with kidney trouble, improvements after fourteen weeks to four months of use, and urge others to try the remedy along with Dr Hartman’s offered free book Summer Cancer.
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John H. Corlies
Council Bluffs, In
Lam
Tereverter
D. L. Jaycox
Gra
Broadway
Oakland
Cala
Mary Lawler
Appleton
Wis
Hartman
Peruna
Fox
Grandchildren Win Decree in Large Cale Will Case
In Nasuvenix on December 8 the court sustained the will of E. W. Cale directing a major distribution. The ruling recognizes several grandchildren as beneficiaries with shares in stocks bonds and real estate across Alabama Tennessee and Texas.
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Cale
Nasuvenix
E. W. Cale
Alabama
Judge frees cigarette dealer over unsigned Tennessee bill
In Knoxville a tobacco firm dealer defied the state law by selling cigarettes. Judge J W Rheed released the man on habeas corpus after ruling the act invalid for never being signed by the speaker of the lower house. State Secretary's certificate showed the bill was unsigned and the case proceeds toward the Supreme Court on its merits.
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First Methodist
Bila Kelley
C. H. Sharp
Mrs. Sharp
Dr. Brown
Anne Fleming
Mra
Ella Kelley
Willie Ashton
Mra. O. Harp
Mise Annie Fleming
Mesure
Lipscomb and Gardner
Audinnes
Herald
Knoxville
Dec
American Tobacco Co
Scott
J. W. Rheed
Supschuie Court
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