Bird's Eye View of Cullooka A Town Foiled With Pride
A paper read by Miss Mary Porter Amis at Graham Training School in Culleoka extols Cullooka Maury County Tenn as a thriving town in a fertile valley. It lauds its climate rail facilities churches doctors stores and a strong educational lineage from Pleasant Grove Academy to Graham Training School. Notable natives include Congressman Carmack and Judge Wilkes with local institutions like the Cullooka Institute and Webb Bros. credited for regional fame and progress.
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Loutie Tontlingon
Graham Training School
Culleakca
Culleaka
Mary Porter Amis
Ti N
Columbia
Maury County
Tenhesane
Cullookn
A. M. Looney
John 8. Wilkes
Bu Yreme
Cullooka
St. Doningo
Cullecks
Cullecka
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Cullocks
Geil
Sengen
Jargy Tintertaker’s
Firstelnes
Kosduviberg
Lew Bap
Oulleoka Boys
Huntsville
Ala
Culleol
Boston
Pleasant Grove Academy
Cullooka Institute
Webb Bros
Wall & Mooney School
Hough
Oculleoka
B. W. Carmack
Ufter
Fountain Creek
Culleoka
Guthors
Cultoka
Lane
Frost
Death of W. K. Hainey at Paris editorial post assails Tennessee press
The body of W K Hainey, a young Tennessee newspaper man, was found in his room at Carters House in Paris with an empty laudanum bottle nearby. Found by a negro through the window, the door was locked and the death may be accidental. Hainey had come from Tullahoma to take the Parisian editorial post, with connections to South Pittsburg Tullahoma Nashville and the Paducah Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Paris
W. KR. Hainey
Carters House
Halsey
Tullahoma
Parisian
George Branfield
Erin
Middle Tennessee
South Pittsburg
Nashville
Paducah
False fire alarm reported on South Main Street
A fire company responded Monday evening to a reported fire in Mrs. Wheeler’s laundry on South Main Street. The alarm was determined false after inspection.
Circuit Court convenes with Judge presiding in Columbia
The Circuit Court opens with Attorney-General Boyd and Greenlaw in attendance. Jury panels and petit juries are organized as Columbia lawyers plan to attend. several cases are continued to the next term.
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Moday
Dudge
Sagever
Attormy-Genem
Boyd
Greenlaw
Leenard
Wallon
Gand
Pehwm
Ben Poster
Odie
Miershal Gray
Sands
Pardison
A. B. Chindit Annual
W. W. Cochran
M. Taylor
Wit. Sewell
Daly Hemtary
Circuit
Maury County
Supreme Court
Columbia
Yoato
Dury
Guest
HL. Swann
Dno
B. Sieliey
van Sellars
J. Kinger
W. J. Lipsycoms
Wy A R. Matthews
Wood
Brin Niet
J.T. Adhesion
D. A. Johnson
Looney Prager
Dury Nu
Moore
Will Elensley
G. W. Collier
W. M. Harbison
LW. Wilson
T. Hampton
W. A. Windwey
Dl. Crows
Davis
W. ‘Windall
D. Wisco
J. E. Henderson
Madigan
Wife
Board of Miyor and Aldermen of
Fox J. Wat
Hotlman
Conibia & Willitexport Turnpike
Va. Sai
Pans Massufseturmge Co
Hy Hotlman
J. Il
Young & Co
Mackiird
Kaw Bailey
L. G. Tligdon
Dr. O.d. Porter
Convenient Schedules to the East via Southern Railway
Southern Railway offers faster eastbound service from Memphis. One Memphis departure at 1:15 pm reaches Washington by 6:06 pm next day and New York by 6:32 pm. another at 8:00 pm arrives Washington second morning, with connections to Baltimore and New York. Nashville and Chattanooga routes pass through Asheville region, featuring Pullman sleeping cars and cafe Observation services. Tickets available via Southern Railway agents or C A DeSaussune and J P Bunoyes in Memphis and Chattanooga.
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Southern Railway
Middle
West Tennessee
Memphis
Washington
New York
Asheville
Pullman
Salisbury
Baltimore
Chattanooga
Bristol
Tenn
Lynchburg
Radford
Nashville
C. A. DeSaussune
O. PA
Tennessee
J.P. Bunoyes
T. PB
TwoYearOld Dar and Bribery Trial Tangle
A trial unfolds in San Antone over bribery claims involving a two year old named Dar and witness Sam Johnesing. The defense challenges exact phrasing of testimony with a focus on first person language and whether fifty dollars was mentioned, amid courtroom tension and procedural interruptions.
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Jim Webster
Sam Johnesing
Bam
MhERVE Deorre T wooed in a wood
A garbled fragment references a wooing scene in a wood with unclear names and phrases. It mentions beds and a person named Naren in stray text. The readable content is too fragmentary to establish a clear event or identities.
Fragmentary land transfer notes across districts and owners
The readable fragments refer to transfers and holdings including 7645 acres in a district, and multiple named individuals such as Coggins Tiver Powter Bane Mullins Rogers and Ashworth. The text lists parcels, acreages, and partial property interests with scattered monetary figures and dates.
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Tiver
C. Bane
Fannie
Ashworth
Mullins
J. Roam O
A. Rogers
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