Our Correspondents Neapolix Dec S updates of local moves
Neapolix reports community changes as residents relocate and rent farms near Carter's Creek and Broadview. Henry Thowpaut moves to a Marshall farm. Wal Hardison rents the vacated Thompson place. Itarion Flowers takes the Marsnail farm opposite by the harbor. Matthews from Broadview rents McLemore residence while awaiting a new home on Oma Marshall land. William Powell returns from Texas to occupy W R Brown’s dwelling. J E P Davia moves to Pickham Williamson to run a mercantile business. Mrs M K Wantingon travels from Nashville to visit J W Armistead before wintering in Jackson, Mississippi. Mr and Mrs W R Thurman welcome a daughter. roads and a new Pike drawing praise. J W Armistead to plant early harvest apples. Mrs K J Smith shows slow recovery from a previous paralysis two years past.
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Neapolix
Dec. S
Henry Thowpaut
Marshall Ferra
James Polk
Carter's Creek
Wal Hardison
Hardison Mall
Thompson
Itarion Flowers
Marsnail
Matthews
Broadview
M. K. Wantingon
Nashville
J. W. Armistead
Jxcxson
W. R. Thurman
Lawton
J. W. Hucksbey
J. W. Armintead
K. J. Smith
Mrs Kila Daniela of Latta dies after prayer work service
Mrs Kila Daniela of the Latta neighborhood died last Sunday night at seven o'clock and was buried at Mt Wesley Monday afternoon. Deceased was a fine christian woman, a leader to prayer meetings and church work, poor in this world yet rich in the love of her Lord. Theirs is loss, eternal in heaven, and N M Page and family attended the farm convention in Nashville while Miss Mildred Gregory hosted a birthday party last week. Laura Page visits Will Alexander in Colombia this week. Mrs Killen Alexander hosts visitors from Thompson's Station. Pratt is visiting OHLOE.
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Roberta’ Bend
Knob Crees
Kila Daniela
Latta
Mt. Wesley
Hhere
N. M. Page
Nashville
Mildred (Gregory
Laura Page
Will Alexander
Colombia
Mins Pratt
Thompson's Station
Killen Alexander
Ohloe
Sapulpa
I. T
Hay
Washington
Yates
Miltia
Chicago
Bryan
Cate Wicolas
St. Petersburg
Toklo
China
Japan
New York
Boston
Wellington
Kas
Cora Wood
Bedford
Ind
Peut
Ork
United States
New York Cotton Exchange
Powell Clayton
Mexico
Sid Kras Wold
Pottco O'Neill
Chio
Rukela
United Stars
Carbin
Mma Hibs
Ehlet Ile Sant
Bettie Hines Dies at 72 and Funeral Held
Miss Bettie Hines dies Wednesday at 6 o clock after 72 years of life in Sandy Hook. Funeral service held Thursday at 1 o clock at M G Church by Rev William Peach. interment at Hunters Graveyard. Mrs Caroline Williams ill and not improving. local notices mention church events and community updates.
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Sandy Hook
M. G
Wm. Peach
Bettie Hines
Miss Hines
M. E Church
Fife
Hunter's Graveyard
Caroline Williams
T. G. Smith
George Noles
James Arson
Gather Nix
Columbia
Rev
Porch
Summertown
Gordon
The
Herald
Es Guy
Teman Ara Gent Wins and Local Social Notes
Teman Ara Gent were won by Mr. Roraoe and Mr. Kw Deiter with Mie Lota Cox reserving the Denote price a large peppermint candy. A Young Alabama Agricultural Cab organteet Friday night. Several from here attended services at Caon Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee of Al good are the quiet iand Mrs. LBP Dalton this week. Mr and Mrs Wakyhelt of Lieper's Green are with relatives here. Miss Sheseve Seeil spent Friday night with Miss Alia Mai Fitzgerald on Koobreek. Miss Cliffora Dodd of Burwood spent Friday night and Saturday with her sister bowling with Mrs W. C. Harrie. Miss Bettye Walker spent from starting and Monday with Mrs Joe Jameson of Jameson. Mrs Ben and Kromoy Walker and Gertie Dodd, Mr. Ear rie Waiters and Clifton Dodson are on the wick list this week. EVANGELINE.
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Roraoe
Kw Deiter
Mie
Lota Cox
Alen
Caon
Lee
Algood
Dalton
Mere Wakyhelt
Lieper's Green
Mies Sheseve Seeil
Mies Alia Mai Fitzgerald
Koobreek
Mise Cliffora Dodd
Burwood
Sararcdias
Bowrling
W. C. Harrie
Mire
Bettye Walker
Mra
Joe Jameson
Jameson
Mug Bena
Kromoy Waketiele
API Gertie Dodd
Mr. Earrie
Wanted Quick 5000 Bushels Shelled Corn at Stock Yards
W J Dale manager advertises for 5000 bushels shelled corn at the Stock Yards. Sacks furnished and top market price paid.
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W. J, Dale
Christmas Guests and Local Visits in Maury County
Oak Stow Creek and Ashwoon residents hosted friends and relatives over Christmas week. Many names appear visiting relatives in Water Valley Maury County and nearby towns as Lillian McKee shows some improvement. Verna Lee notes Christmas wishes.
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Stow Creek
Dee
Gay Lamar
Ashwoon
Larence Fly
Water Valley
Mra
Frank McKee
Ligiae Piggia
Rosa Gray
Wailiameport
Bob Lee Johnson
Mt. Pleasant
Som Rountree
Tourston
Irene McKee
Annie May Fly
Jens Vestal
Jim Leowhart
Pleasant
Ed Dockery
Texas
Maury County
R. A. Erwin
Turkey Creek
George Land
Nora Alderson
Marshall Gray
Williamsport
Lillian McKee
Verna Lee
He Found a Cure. Ti. HW. Foster endorses Herhlia for indigestion
A letter from Ti HW Foster of Salt Lake City states years of trouble with dyspepsia and failed doctors, but he reports finding a cure with Herhlia and recommends it to friends who suffer similarly. He urges others to try the remedy and notes it is helping others as well.
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HW. Foster
Salt Lake City
Herhlia
Hampire Hampshire News Weathers Village Life and Folks
Hampshire December 23 update notes a small town with 150 residents. local amenities include two businesses, an undertaker, church, schoolhouse, Masonic hall, and telephones. columns mention Rev Lem Long, teacher Mr Walters leaving for Tsome, Pastor Leath moving to Lewisboro, and residents like Kate Patton and Lola Scribner.
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Hampshire
the Herald
Swan Creek
Étate
Hampanire
Lem Long
Walters
Tsome
Joe Poster
Herald
Bro. Leath
Lewisboro
Leath
Kate Patton
Haw Patton
Levi Pogue
Lola Scribner
Hoge Kirk
Sammie Akin
Pogue
Christmas Goods Ad Promises Fresh Groceries for Dinner
Christmas comes only once a year and should be joyful. We fill orders for Christmas dinner with the best fresh groceries. Try us. Both phones.
Hayes and Lawrence Chronicle fragment section
Local notes from Virginia and nearby regions include family greetings, a Texas Christmas mention, and a medical ad touting Hell's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy. The ad claims internal use and blood action with a $1000 reward for uncured cases, listing Cheney & Co as proprietors.
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Cheney
Toledo
Hall
Murder in First Degree A. Rogers Pendalter Case
Mrs. Mary A. Rogers Pendalter found guilty of murder in the first degree. Trial revealed alleged motive as love affair with a missing husband and a reconciliation plan. Verdict prescribed penalty. testimony cited a physician and other named individuals.
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Beunteton
Mare A. Lagere
Willy
Grother
Safe blowers at work in Anchor bank robbery
Bloomington UK December 28 a gang of safe blowers blew the Anchor bank with dynamite and wrecked the bank as $10,000 lay exposed. The robbers cut all wires to prevent outside communication, bells rang, and they fled with little plunder.
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Bloomington
Holiday routines at the capital during Christmas week
President Roosevelt and key advisers will observe the holidays with public service limits. Cabinet meetings are not planned, but emergencies could bring a cabinet gathering. Roosevelt left the White House for a long ride with Moody consulting the latest Isthmus, Panama advisories. Rear Admiral Coghlan requests another collier for his squadron. approval pending selection of a vessel.
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Washington
Dev
Presiden Rosevelt
Roosevelt
White House
Moody
Tayy Department
Panama
Sitnar
Washington, D
Coghlan
Navy Department
Gillespie murder and other national notices in brief
Rising Sun deputy prosecutors and the mayor plan to press new leads in the Elizabeth Gillespie murder case. Reports say they will show a conspiracy link after visiting the victim’s mother in Cincinnati. Also notes seal a Lincoln Memorial contract and Frederic Coudert funeral details.
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Rising Sun
Ind
McMullen
Mayor Matson
Cincinnat
Elizabeth Gillespie
Geo. McMullet
Harry
Cincinnati
Jumped for Their Lives in Menominee Hotel Fire
Fire at the Travelers' Home in Menominee Michigan forced 12 guests to jump from a second story window. James Beatty was found dead in the ruins, Joseph Vorachek fatally burned, Wilfred Barney and John Vorachek seriously injured, Fred Jencki badly hurt. The hotel was wrecked. relief arrived within six hours. Also an advertisement for New Great South American Kidney Cure claims rapid relief of kidney and bladder pain with sale by A B Raing.
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Menominee, Mich
James Beatty
Joseph Vorachek
Wilfred Barney
John Vorachek
Fred Jencki
A. B. Raing
Drugeiat
Premium Cake Flour Featured By Sapulpa Co
Fragmented Sapulpa business notes report Pure as Gold and White as Snow flour by Columbia Mill & Elevator Co. War tensions rise as China Japan clash looms. Officials fret over dynamiters and hotel price rings. A London to St. Louis peace congress teased. legal cases move slowly amid unsettled verdicts.
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Columbia Mill & Elevator Co
Double Eagle Prize Offer From Columbia Mill and Elevator Co
A promotional contest invites readers to guess the number of premium cake flour sacks to win a double eagle stamp labeled prize. The offer highlights Premium Cake Flour and is presented as a gift opportunity from the Columbia Mill and Elevator Company with a call to order a sack and send in a guess.
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Uncle Sam
Columbia Mill & Elevyator Co
Unknown Silent Man Escapes Hospital In Des Moines
A man shot by Rock Island special agents at Mamiltom and brought to Des Moines on suspicion of sending an anonymous threatening letter has escaped from a hospital after three weeks of confinement. The suspected dynamite gang member refused to speak during intense questioning and sweating tests. Rock Island officials and detectives continue pursuing leads.
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Des Moines
Rock Island
Mamiltom
Return of Admiral Walker Arrives in New York
Admiral John G. Walker United States representative on the Isthmian Canal Commission arrived in New York on the Seguranca. He made no statement but inquired about Panama question developments and opposition to the reply.
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New York
John G. Walker
United States
Tren
Ballard Horehound Syrup Touts Cough Relief in Wisconsin
Ballard's Horebound Syrup claims rapid relief for hoarse and croupy coughs with rasping breath. Wisconsin seller Henry C. Stearn of Oenquist Sholisburg says he has sold it for two years and customers return for more. Priced 25¢ or $1.00 at A B Raine.
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Henry C. Stearn
Oenquist
Sholisburg
Wisconsin
Ballard
Mayo
Tecan
Ear Corn Wanted by New Shelling Plant in Columbia
Ear corn sought by a newly built shelling plant in Columbia. Paying high market prices for ear corn. Contact Columbia Mil & Elevator via No. 60 Telegraph or telephone for details.
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Ereetea
Columbia
Earicoun
Noth Telephones
Columbia Mil & Elevator
Victims list grows in Walden University fire
A Nashville Herald report lists Mildred Thompson of Ada le Kentucky among the victims in a devastating Walden University fire Friday night. The page notes a long roster of casualties and describes distress in the aftermath.
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the Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Mildred Thompson
Aadle
Walden University
Land Sale in Nashville Tennessee 1903 Auction of 30 Acres
Court to sell in Columbia Tennessee land in the 18th Civil District of Maury County. Bounded by Foster Coleman Mary Moors and Carter’s Creek, 30 acres more or less. Auction to highest bidder on front steps of Chancery Court Room with nine month credit and notes bearing interest. Sale December 28 1903 by A N Akin and M.
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Riolant
Pep
Chancery Court
Ss. W. Commer
N. Main
Cohumtria
Tengemnes
Snick Deere Tiou
Ma County
Twonersee
JM. Foster
J. N. Coleman
J. F. Coleman
Mary Moors
Carter's Creek
Carters Creek
Land Sale Ordered in Maury County Chancery Court
W C Witherspoon Admiral Irving and others are notified of a sale in Columbia Tennessee to satisfy a decree from October 1903. On February 8 1904 the 16 undivided interest of Eliza J Witherspoon in 124 acres on Santa Fe Pike will be struck to the highest bidder. Sale excludes redemption. Purchasers must provide notes with security to cover purchase money. Dated December 25 1903. ALNAKIN G M registrar.
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Nekoey
A. N. Akin
W. C. Witherspoon
Admiral Irving
Chancery Court
Columbia
Tennesse
Purevant
Chancery Court Room
N. Main
Bth
Tennessee
Eliza J. Witherspoon
Maury County
Tenn
N. Bs
Mary L. Consert
Duel River
J. W. Bates
Terois
Aln* Akin, G
Land Sale in Maury County Tennessee by Adm rs
Court auction in Columbia Tennessee for Zillman Smith's property in the Sixth District Maury County. Conducted by E D Looney administrator for Julian Smith et al, the parcel lies north of Mooreville Turnpike and east of Amis lands, about 0 acres. Sale January February 1, with dower rights of Mrs Nappie E. Smith and redemption waived.
Non-Resident Notice in Chancery Case at Columbus
Clerk Aids Masters cites Volimbia Penn and others in a non-resident notice for Elijah Hayes and several Milner and Hayes family members. Defendants must appear before the next term of the Chancery Court in Columbus, or the bill will be taken as confessed and heard ex parte. A publication copy will appear in the Columbia Herald for four consecutive weeks.
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Volimbia
Penn
Mn Moore
Hayes
Elijah Hayes
Bibert Milner
Myrtle Milner
Mary Milner
Saokie Milner
Foden
Latina Hayes
Mewahe Haron
Lend Hayes
Arkansas
Martha Mayes
Tohnenawe
Tile
Calumbis
Belug
Moewer
Demir
Columbia Herald
AN. Akin
JH. Dinnen
Salle
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