Our County Correspondents and Local Notices
A crowded, nameless county note page recaps social visits births and marriages with many names and places including Mt Pleasant Columbia and Camp Belleville. It also promotes Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a stomach and blood tonic and notes Mr Shorter Forgey’s improving health. The community wishes a Happy New Year and mentions various neighbors and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinatin
Shorter Forgey
Minges Pearl
Bessie Allen
Misses Dawn
Emmina Fraser
Stone
Mra
Susie Godwin
Gadwie
Shorter Forney
Mt. Pleasant
Mattie Willis
Columbia
Maud Couging
Godwin
Ed Willis
George Huers
Jesse Vental
Mr. Pleasant
Mar
Tom Hareb
Pelix Nelson
Mr.Pleasant
Wes Hiveris
Keho
Mise Kya Dolean
Peta
Carle Stone
Pepe
Sante Ke
Winnielt Maer
Mr Pleasant
Rovle Lee
Nora Turner
Mra C. Wy Hull
Mise Hazel Willie
Mise Maud Muley
Tarren Buy
Warkr Valley notes and neighbors visitations
Local items show illness of Mr ALA Roach at home in the valley and many visitors to Bethel and nearby towns. Travel mentions include Ed Cheney family ads for Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and a promotional claim. The piece closes with New Year greetings and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sissvarhr
Dee
Lidae
Moore
West Town
Orr Wad Menara Garret
Lawisburg
Dan Wileford
McCaing
Frank Wileford
Mise Ada Bonderman
Mt. Measant
Johnnie Sid Alice Mexander
Mies Caliate Hendley
Campbelleville
Mra
Mra Wilson
Cullooka
Jombaeh
Hall
J. W. Matthews
Anna Kennedy
Miss Kennedy
Roxie Bell
Felwanda
Liab Weele
Minnie
Columbia
Mike Dannie Vance
Beselo Tharies
Gitaek
Warkr Valley
Ala Roach
Claud Chareh
Bethel
J.P. Johnson
Evie Pige
Gera Maye
Shady Grove
Emma Kinzer
Santa Per
Hu Binckburn
Widley Startion
T. Flemings Dry
Ridley Stetson
Pe Johnson
Fyd Cheney & Co
Toledo
Obie
Ed Cheney & CO
Local notes from the Herald year end update
The Herald column reviews year end changes and names residents moving houses visiting relatives and local happenings. It notes illnesses, damaged crops, and farm practices as Hessian fly affects wheat. A list of people and places in Texas and nearby towns is included with well wishes for the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groveraxp
Dee
Nebetchors
W. K. Dillehay
Hall
Thomas Cheek & Hall
Newton Moore
Parks’ Station
CL. Cheek
K. A. Purgus
Willie Wright
Texive
Margaret Wright
Mera
Ed Gilnai
Hatehardt City
Texas
Notice Hickereon
Manchester
Tens
TJ. Gillibar Hey
Mol
Rene
New Decatur
Alu
Robert Rone
Ule Dard City
Sune
Distressing kidney disease relief in South America cure claim
A garbled OCR note claims a six hour relief from severe kidney disease using a treatment labeled ALE Ral apis Truepxa with references to bladder and female health. The text is fragmented and unclear about verifiable details or sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Noisy illo sparks blaze cause question in Chicago
A Chicago headline artist suggests a big building burned by fire while the Memphis paper mocks sensational reporting. The piece notes readers deserve explanation of the blaze’s cause amid the sensational wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Density of Population in Counties Reveals Dense and Sparse Areas
The census lists Davidson as the state’s most densely populated county with 241 inhabitants per square mile, followed by Shulby with 211. Other counties show much lower densities, including Fentress as the sparsest at 12 per square mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson
Shulby
Kook
Hamilton
Hamblen
Tipton
Maury
Fentress
Havi Ently
Williamson
Flee
Dickenon
Hickman
Lewis
Lawrence
Local Marriage Licenses Listed In Brief
Marriage licenses show L Harmin to Lindie White heal Joseph B Shapira to Ada Gooch WR Shelton to Margaret Sept Tid Adkisan to Beckie Adl einson Joe Davide to Dein Er in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A L. Harmin
Lindie White
Heal
Joseph
Shapira
Ada Gooch
WR Shelton
Margaret
Adkisan
Beckie
Adl‘einson
Joe Davide
Dein
Deal in Phosphate Tract Near Southport
Mr Mora and Fariea bought from S P Stockard a phosphate tract in the Southport neighborhood containing 27 1 2 acres for 175. The tract contains a large amount of ore with analyses around 50 percent. Subscribe for the Herald.
Fire in Pulaski Destroys Stores Damages 15000 Loss
Special to the Herald from Preaski December 28 a morning fire in Pulaski about 1 o clock destroyed the Russell & Line store on the southeast corner of the public square and damaged Butler Owen Lloyd and McLaurine stocks. Russell & Laine insured for 1500 and Henry Grigsby owned the building insured for 8500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Preaski
Russell & Line
Butler, Owen & Lloyd and
McLaurine
Russell & Laine
Local Christmas Weddings and Holiday Visits
Multiple brief notes recount marriages and holiday gatherings among local residents. It records the December 25 wedding of Miss Maggie Chomas and Edward Booka at 595 Ginde Street and other couples Alike William Hardison and Pourlie Ash at Lebanon Baptist Church, with guests and travel mentions to Nashville and Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conparir
Misa Msgie Chomas
Edward Booka Wee J
Marimony
Ginde Street
Birmagaam
Ala
M. Bramsett
A. Pearl Kelly
J. W. Johnson
Lebanon
William Hardison
Pourlie Ash
Wm. B. Merrell
Bane
Charity
Nashville
P.G. Poindexter
Mary Caruthers
Sol Joyce
Woodside Street
Maggie Green
Normal
Postmaster Seeks Information on Missing Boy Bateman
Postmaster Farias received a Missouri letter asking about a boy named Bateman who allegedly ran away from home about eighteen years ago when he was about nine. Any informants are asked to contact Mr. Farias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farias
Missouri
Bateman
Noiseless Powder Inventor and Murfreesboro Anniversary
The report notes the anniversary of the bloody December 31 1862 Battle of Murfreesboro. It mentions a German inventor claiming a noiseless powder for warfare and describes tests showing only the shell plunger landing as a sound. It also cites rediscovery of a Jewish community in Katefengnu China with deep historic roots and preserved rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murfreesboro
Cliff Dwellers Ruins Across Gallup Area Attract Attention
Santa Fe correspondent reports a seven story stone cliff dwelling found thirty five miles northeast of Gallup by C R Morrison. Explorations reveal waterless sites with pottery bones tools and remains. authorities plan government supervised digs and possible reservations. Nearby areas show widespread stone houses and ancient irrigation remnants extending toward Mexico and the Rio Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
C. R. Morrison
Santa Fe
New York Tribune
Zant Mountains
Ramah
Mexico
Rio Grande
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Little Colorado
J.C. Hulsinger
Interior Department
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Holsinger
White Capitan
Sacramento
Bonito
Eagle Creek
Rudoso
Hondo
Will of Milne Ed wards Bequests and Odd Anecdotes
The will leaves a selenite library to Paris's Jardin des Plantes and directs proceeds to raise the dalal 200 logy stipend. It also bequeaths 20 000 francs to the Geographical Society and 10 000 francs to the Socie ty of the Prienda of Selvire. A note recalls a long ago accident where a cogwheel embedded in a man’s hand caused lingering pain. Reports mention Indians taken from Canada as servants and scouts in South Africa with references to kafir readers and Canadian views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pronchman
M. Alphonse Milne Edwards
Jardin Des Plantes
Paris
Dalal
Geographical Society
Prienda of
Selvire
Maud
Wallace
Olle
Ile
Lord Strathcorn
Canada
South Africa
Non-Resident Notice Published With Ex Parte Order
A court notice names Jemeget, Joseph Harker, and others as defendants in a non resident case. It orders publication and service within a stated period and indicates an ex parte proceeding with the complainant named as CLERK ANT Maslin's Orview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant Maslin
Orview
Catron Titi
Dent
New
J. Rosenthal
Joseph Harker
Lalavons
FLEECED CUSTOMERS INFECTIONS CHARGES AGAINST WILL ERWIN
Will Erwin a white Kentucky man and Charlie Hunt operated a feather renovation business. Erwin is accused of feather larceny and defrauding customers after smooth talking. He fled to Hopkinsville after warrants issued in the Sixth district. Hunt remains in town facing a separate charge for drunken and disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aince Will Erwin
Kentucky
Thi Ine
Chariey Hunt
Kerwin Wan
Warrat
RK. G. Bates
Rewin
Hopkinsville
Sith
Hunt
Bern
Also Mentioned on This Page
Our County Correspondents
Sunnysiue
Pierce
King
W. P. Waldriese
Orestra
Timmons
Truepxa
Teo
Dows
Memphis
Sam
Tony
Nellie Gould
Meditin
Ohio
Dobbins
John Fowler
J L Grimm
John Henderson
Henry Kittrell
Philip McCun
J W Metzdorf
P Martin
Mattie
Lette
LE. G. Siggers
I Addrems
Nashington
The
T.N. Figuers
Pulaski
Trute
Mere Liebermann
China
Katefengnu
Henan
Israel
Persia
India
Eta Cerman
Europe
the Maury Nation
Tenn Rabe
Church
W. M. Cheaten
Loyd Uewell
W. P. Ridley
James Andrews RR
J. McKinney J.D. Barrow
Jobo W. Ceol
Rev
J.C Provine Cheaira
OO Apa
Ken Caahott
Phoenix .” . Bank
WEA
Tennessee
Farmers’ & Merchants’ Bank
P. Brownlow, JR. Gracy
Jno
W. Fry
John W. Fry
Dik ReTons
J.J. Fleming
Joe. Brownlow
Yd, Rea
Jop Ptoris
J.P. Brownlow
View
Rithal Howard J. J. Brownlow
J. F. Brownlow
J. P. Street & Co
Hancock Plow
Rotary Dutchman
Citizens’ Telephone No
Feather Renovator Man
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