Local effort aims to boost amateur baseball in Pal ness
Clyde P Walters plans to organize a Huntingdon team to advance state amateur baseball and promote system play. The note urges forming a hustling manager, possibly Ashby Ixins, and starting River side Park activities to draw support from Columbia. The National Civic Federation industrial division met in New York to discuss capital and labor relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pal Nesses
Clyde P. Walters
Wae
Huntingdon
Teanis
Columbia
Ashby Ixins
Riverside Park
Walters
Natonal Civic Federation
New York
Exhibition of Goods For Christmas Shopping
The notice invites early viewing of a wide range of goods now on exhibition. It urges customers to shop early to enjoy full stock and avoid rush, promising convenient packing shipping and local delivery on Christmas morning and aiming for an easy economical Christmas.
Engraving machine advances Tennessee mills and firms
Moors Oakes Nichols have installed a late improved engraving machine for own use and public work engraving items from rings to large door plates. Several Tennessee firms including cotton compresses flour mills lumber and mining operations are noted. Also Spring Hill Lodge officers listed and a letter from the Secretary Wilson requests up to 1 million dollars to combat foot and mouth disease in cattle in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moors Oakes & Nichols
Ich
Wilson
Bureau of Agriculture
Congress
Eng
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
The advertisement states Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease and works through the blood to reach the body's surfaces. It offers $100 for any untreated case and cites testimonials, listing K J Cheney & Co of Toledo and Druggists as sellers. Hall's Family Pills are praised as the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rewaki
Bern
Hall
Mall
KJ. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Middle State Farmers Meet at Court House Assembly
The Seathers Middle State Farmers Institution met for a three day session at the court-house in Wannescey. Hon. Thos H. Paine presided while Henry Clark spoke. Ephrian Huffman discussed safe income methods, and Prof. A. M. Seale lectured on grasses and forage crops. About 150 delegates attended. J. H. Burrow exhibited a pumpkin and a turnip weighing pounds.
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Paiseki
Seathers Middle State Farmers’ Institute
Thas Place
Wannescey Sfteraces
Thos H. Paine
Wee Abeent
Eves
Henry Clark
Paine
Ephrian Huffman
Coffee County
Ifty
Middle Tennesse
J. H. Burrow
Lynnville
Sterling Silver Novelties for Gifts and Keepsakes
A historical ad promotes sterling silver novelties as durable affordable gifts. It highlights brushes, mirrors, pen sets, and mounted pieces, plus gift items like perfume carafes and imported car trinkets. The catalog includes cut glare, statuary, vases, puff boxes, fine china, candlesticks, leather goods, pictures, and wall decorations for year end gifts.
Armistead Wins Third Prize in Banner Contest
J W Armistead of Neapolis is notified as third prize winner in the Nashville Banner Profit Sharing Contest. He correctly guessed the total votes in the state governor election within 24 votes, earning 500 in gold. Other prize winners include M Davis of Spring Hill and F G Irvine of the city with first and second prizes.
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J. W. Armistead
Neapolis’ P
Nashville
Banner
Mr. Armistead
Armistead
M. Davis
Spring Hill
G. Irvine
F. F. Clawson
Redwood
Handsome New Carriage Attracts Attention In Columbus
W. J. Howard Jr showcases a costly turnout described as perhaps the finest of its kind in Columbus. The single glass front carriage, valued around two thousand dollars, includes a reliable time piece, telephone to the driver, mirror, and vanity items. Harness costs and horses push the total value near two thousand. The hat carriage was obtained through Satterfeld Dodson Dodson. The Treasury Secretary signals no relief for Wall Street stringency and officials doubt national prosperity is affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Howard, Jr
Columbis
Ren Itto
Howard
Satterfeld & Dodson & Dodson
Secretary of the Treasury
Wall Street
Washington
New York
Trustee Sale Notice in Maury County Tennessee
Trustees sale under deeds of trust to J B Croft assignees authorized by W S Turner and wife and W A Uzzell and wife will occur on the first Monday in January at noon at the Columbia Court House Tennessee selling the largest bid in cash without redemption. Three tracts described include 14 acres in 4th District Maury County with a house bounded by Arseny Williamson and Bryant. A 40 acre tract in 3rd District Maury County near Patton's land. A further 48 acre tract in 4th District with a house bounded by Monos Talloway Poeblea and Astel.
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J. B. Croft
W. S. Turner
W. A. Uzzell & Wife
Register’s Office
Maury County
Court House
City of
Columbia
Tenn
Obe
W. A. Aszeil
Maury Co
Arseny, Williamson and Bryant
Pane Co
W. Turner
Patton
J. E Vincent
Chancery Va
H. Smith
Tennessee
Beltin
A. H. Kerr
Gave Hollow
Swan Creek
Hickma
County
Town of
W. Emba Street
Know Fleming
K. D. Smith
Glade Street
Sr Robt Pillow
Knox Fiening
RD Smith
Teomr
Aln
AKIN
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Woldridge
Tennessee Industries
Mew Enterprises
Oskes & Nichols
Sears ‘Lyis
Ign Vok
Manchester
Knoxville
Lumber Company
Spring Hill Lodge
A. M
Atone Ialiere R. Pathan, Jr. W
Ed Campbell Treas
J. M. Moore
C. Stephenson
A. Forbes
The
Herald
Middle State
Pulaski
Miss
Panola County
DH. Brown
Boeay
Sterling Silver Novelties
Pocket Books
Ebony Goods
Wayl
Neapolis
W. P. Woldridge
Columbia, Tennessee
W.j.oakbehs
Ig Oarpenters
OAKES
N. Main
Ste Columba
Garpenters
South Main Street
N. EF
Vaughan
South Main
Eighth Stree
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Beebe
John W.fry
J.P. Brownlow
J. F. Brownlow
Cashie
Maury National Bank, Columbia, Traneebee
Oarmar
Churol
Raina
Hughes
fFonir
Sol
CHU
M. Cheaira
Dirfotoka
W. P. Ridley
James Addrews
R. J. McKinn
0 Wooten, Z. M. Chebira
D. A. Pabrkfr
the Phoenix .”. Bank
Welsolloit
Mera J
IP Worley
Solumbla
M. P. Merrill
Masonic
Raatdenan
New Gat
W. Enbad &0
Crown Cockeler
Columbus
Lula Roberts
Albert Roberta
Albert Roberts
Tennen
Jan Snewer
Columbia Herald
W. P. Worley
Borns’ Steel
Phillips & Co
N. College St
Nashville, Tenn
John Byrd
Emma Troop
Pace Bardinan
Miss Pearl White
W. T. Dalton
Jennie May Bailey
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