Local notes list residents, movements, and stray cow note
Ridley area is home to social updates as residents move between En aley Rutherford Creek and Williamson County. Stray black horned cow with white face sought. reward offered. Community mentions Miss Myrtle Morgan and Miss Alice Mayes visiting, local entertainment Friday at McCains, and a herd pig story with substantial weights and repeated farrow dates.
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Bishop
Chaffin Bros
D. F. Slater
Enaley
Alu
Jess Hughes
Fred Hanson
Frank Hull
Chariie Fraser
Ridley
Rutherford Creek
Harlan's
Mr. Pleasant
Tenn
Leditey
California
Kittan
George Priest
Bear Creek
Williamson County
Myrtle Morgan
Bellbuckle
Dixie Watkins
Alice Mayes
Nashville
Sam Watkins
Zion
Missese Nettie Church
Inez Dunn
Roxie
Santa Fe
Luther Walker
Lura Church
Lebanon
Yeu
W. A. Hayes
Farrow
J. W. T. Jameson
Herman Norgrass
Will Morgan
Sam Watins
Frank Morgan
Memphis
Zion Friends
Lucy Mal Napier
Leonard Page
Timmons
W. J. Kinner
Water Valley
McCains
Hilton Jones
Spring Hill
Malloy
Bass Cowles
Irene Choate
Claris Allex
Williamsport
Will Rose
Clint Moore
Chase & Sanders
W. B. Grenlaw
Robert
Will Swan
Bigbyville
Thompson Station
Ned Davin
Sam Fields
T. B. Short
Dark's Mill
Edwin Jones
Crose Bridges
W. C. Gordon
Darks Mill
Buck Daniel
Cullooka
Poland
China
Chaffin Bros Boosts Holiday Goods and Local News
Local merchants advertise holiday fruits candies and nuts at Chaffin Bros. Notices cover land deeds in Maury County transfers and local shop activities including rewiring Opera House and repainting buildings. Christmas edition news from Mt Pleasant Record and Nashville Banner highlighted with ads for Burdock Blood Bitters and Dean's Ointment.
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Chaffln Bros
Maury County
Tennessee Partilixer Company
Independent Phosphate Company
Kentucky
H. G. Harlan
Pleasant
A. C. Smith
Hd Guest
John W. Frierson
Main Street
J. Madison Sheppard
Columbia
Thele Tommy
Jack McGaw
John P. McGaw
Chaffin Bros
Napier
Tenn
Louise Proser
Innes
Francis Hardy
Albany
Columbia Institute
Burdock
Ladies of the Episcopal Society
Mr. Berg
Messrs
T. P
Miles Murphy
W. M. Murphy
Maury
Kin Cherry
Mr. Cherry
Mr. Maury
Mt. Pleasant
Dean
Nashville
Braly Brothers
R. Braly
Pulaski
Tennessee Lawmakers-Elect Advocate Temperance and Reform
State Senator elect W M Carter of Marshall County backs stronger dry district protections and alcohol delivery bans where Adams law applies. He also seeks Fire Marshal style insurance oversight and county jury commissions. W B Greenlaw and George Meadows discuss school funding by race, pension boosts for veterans widows, road laws suited to counties, and stricter vagrancy enforcement. J D Campbell supports reforming Tennessee election laws.
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W. M. Carter
Marshall County
Senate
General Assembly
Elect Carter
George P. Meadows
Giles County
Tennessee
Meadows
Greenlaw outlines temperance and election reform positions
Senator elect Greenlaw pledges support for statewide temperance expansion including Adams law extension and saloon segregation in large cities, with a $1000 state tax on saloons and limits on jug trade in dry areas. He favors extending Australian ballot to rural areas, a county board of education, and opposes racetrack gambling, urging closing of stables if needed.
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Columbia
Elect Greenlaw
Greenlaw
Maury County
Tennessee
Law changes and education views from Tennessee officials
Representative-elect M F Neely Rutherford County backs Dortch law expansion to all voting places in the state. A D Hassell Gibson County supports compulsory education and agricultural experiment stations linked to the University of Tennessee. Hassell also seeks measures protecting private homes and morals against profanity as reported by the Nashville Banner.
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M. F. Neely
Rutherford County
Tennessee
A. D. Haswil
Gibson County
West
Middle Teyneases
Univerity of Tennessee
Knoyville
Hassells
Nashville
Death notices and obituaries from Columbia area
Multiple obituaries appear, including Mrs W H Carter of Columbia and relatives in Godwin and Chattanooga. The notices reference the families of Miss Don Parham and Dr J S Osment, with connections to Dr E G Grant and W C Grant, indicating bereavement across several local and distant families.
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W. H. Carter
Columbia
Lawrence
Don Parham
Carter
W. Walters
Godwin
Intermeiiae
J. R. Graves
Chattanooga
Graves
J. 8. Osment
E.G. and
W. C. Grant
W. T. Erwin
Nettle Brown
Industrial School Christmas Entertainment Event
The Industrial School presents a Saturday 2 PM program in rooms above the Maury National Bank. The event features songs and recitals with Dr. Wharton giving a major talk, followed by the distribution of gifts.
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Childre
Industrial School
Maury National Baal
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