City Board Sworn In as New City Officers Take Charge
New city officials led by Mayor Guest and City Attorney J. C. Voorhies assume duties after a large audience attended the meeting. The old board granted accounts, reviewed the city books, and approved a cow ordnance repeal while budget matters and police appointments were discussed for the upcoming term.
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Dale
Grimes
Dugger
Erwie
Costa
Webb
Erwin
Domber
A!oagh
J. T. Williamson
Hhe
Browdow
Oes
Elf
Sincaie
Aleppan
Guest
Ali Catizong
Hetor Stree
Healey Payton
A. Morgen
Jin White
Ki Green
Tom
Voorhies
Otty Atheney
Tna Morgen
Sna Jane Hackowy
Wae Iso
Dmpeyor Guest
Finnyca
Frank Swensburg
T. B. Forgey
J. A Gartner
J A. Colter
Cimsron Brreerms
W D P. Cameron
A. T. Sellare
John A. Collier
K H Swansburg
Garsoer. Lighte
W D. Cameron
J. A. Op
J. A. Dogger
A. T. Boilers
Shier
New Enterprise Plans on North Mullo Street
W E Brittain, formerly with Marble Works, operates from John Priore’s new building on North Mullo Street. The setup offers a large yard, stock of monumental work, and serves as a gateway for granite and marble manufacturing. Keattala to handle production with Corry & Stork of Bowling Green supplying corner pyots steps, curbing, and gates.
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W. E. Brittain
Theattain Marble Works
John M. Prioreon
Mullo Street
Gate Monument
Dick Yard
Wil Kind
Sr. Keattala
Marie
Wil Evo Corry & Stork
Bowling Green
Atore
Hoehes
Tor Cinciooets Leos Fence Company
Uhr Dargest
van Roth
Britain
Headtrs & N Choi
Cote
Maury County
Haired Men and Short-Haired Women Debate Racial Policy
The report details a August meeting in Newville where participants discussed hair length and race during a political event. Speakers referenced state leaders and notable residents, highlighting social tensions and public sentiment on appearance tied to identity and political loyalty.
Dr Robbins History Book Arrives After Careful Research
Dr Robbinss History and Directory of Mary County has arrived in town, printed by local bands. The work details 6 pieces after research and lists 144 valuations for the home desk, reflecting careful labor and a paid catalog.
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Bob
Mary County
Mt. Pivasans
Apo
Couny
Postmaster General Approves Use of Automobiles for Officials
A government panel approves limited use of motor vehicles for Fourth Assistant and related officials. Restrictions bar patrols and require compliance with vehicle provisions. a commission considers fixed routes and safety guidelines for official travel.
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Wrahirdton Dan
Cotelyow Tote
Exwesels Peery
Fell From Train Fatally Injured
A fragmentary notice reports a person fell from a train and sustained fatal injuries. Details are unclear due to damaged text but the incident involved a railway setting and a fatal outcome.
Cure for Longstanding Ankle Ulcer With Cuticura Soap
Mrs. Tary Dickerson of Louisa Virginia writes that after eleven months of immobility due to a terrible ankle sore she used Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. She details bathing the ankle, applying the ointment, and wrapping, leading to healing in six weeks and full restoration of walking. The testimonial backs the product’s effectiveness and mentions a prior doctor visit. The letter is dated April 22, 1905.
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Uuby
Tary Dickerson
Louisa
C.H. Va
Complete treatment for skin diseases offered at one dollar
Advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills as a complete cure for eczema, rashes, itching, and other skin troubles from infancy to old age. Claims a single dose often suffices when other remedies and physicians fail, urging readers to purchase now.
Carmack Draws Enthusiastic Crowd in Cleveland Tennessee
Chattanooga dispatch reports Senator Carmack's arrival in Cleveland Tennessee with Bradley County delegates, a large procession, and a packed courthouse for a public speech. The standing-room crowd cheered as Carmack spoke, with praise from both parties and plans for further appearances.
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Chattanooga Times
Oland
Allon
Senator Carmack
Cleveland
Bradley County
Chattanooga
Bence
Bradley County Tech
Cleaveland Cornet Land
Hotel Arte
Senate
Victoria
Art
Burke
Adj
Belo
Camerck
Rome
Finneline
Carmack Wilepeak
Athena
Mo Minn
Bart Dennesser
Minnie
Kat
Alleppe
Athens
Sweetwater Aid
Madison
Senator Carmeck Fe
Stolen Money Case Nets $18000 Loss Across States
A Washington report states about $1800 in a package traveling from Adams Express Company to New York was stolen. Investigators note no clear lead yet and contents valued at $18000 appear unaccounted for after the early Bundsy discovery. The Express Company office is conducting inquiries. The piece notes lack of evidence to indicate the sum’s whereabouts.
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Washington
Betar
New York
Aber
Early Bundsy
Adama Expres
Thie
Anc
Express Company
Sre
Mississippi Delegates Back Plan For Giant Cotton Trust
Mississippi delegates to the New Orleans Cotton Convention will press a plan to form a Southern Cotton Dying Company with a $100 per share capital, issuing 95 shares, to purchase $110 million worth of cotton at 10 cents a pound. The proposed domicile is New Orleans with branches in Jackson Meridian Vicksburg Natchez Mobile Birmingham Atlanta and other cities. funds to be deposited in banks and loans offered at high interest to subscribers.
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Jackson, Minv
New Orleans
Witherspoon
Mississippi
Southern Cotton Dyingass
Bipar Bele
Javacon
Meridian
Vicksburg
Natchez Mbile
Birmingham
Atlanta
Bonth
Funda
Joer
Carmack Appointment Schedule Draws City Attention
A garbled report outlines Senator Carmack's weekly appointment list with venues and dates in various cities. The piece notes speakers and candidates discussing armament policy, public access, and voter engagement amid city hall activity.
Worthy record marks end of Brownlow administration
Mwor J I Brownley reads valedictory to the Band of Mayor and Aldermen detailing city finances and reforms. He cites debt reductions, conversion of floating debt to long term bonds, new light and water contracts, street improvements, and preservation of fiscal balance.
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Mwor
J. F. Brownley
Thursdey Eght
BOARS
Jones
L. & N. Depot
Treasury
Austin
Innepita
Ae Bowrd
M. E. Wheeler
Rotland
Wignuurt
Pieasapt
Tenn
Methodist Missions Won't Merge Conference Says Split Remains
Baltimore January 5 Representatives of Methodist Episcopal churches gathered to end the plan for uniting missions in Japan. The conference conceded the desire for union but kept terms open noting possible future meetings may decide on the form and authority of episcopacy.
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Baltimore
Japan
Trancnes
Wien
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J.C. Voorhies
C. C. Morgan
Ed Morgan
Ed Green
Jim White
Tom McLean
Baily Peyton
New Police
Jin
A Collier
Claiman
A A. Bugs
Ao Sellars VD
Cameron
J. H Garoer
Schoots
J. A. Collier
W. Cameron
F. H. Swansberg
Dewey
Sayino
Columbiailitary Academy
W. A Provine
Sbr
Hunsperoh
Briendo Te
Patrons
Jrs
Chaffin Bros
Cary
Teomuasee
Gertale Piteda
Matt Watt
Peubitetiiniel Baled
Mote AiltenGe
Merlot
Ackerh
Carmack
East Tennessee
Corporation For
Vention Meeting
Jackson
Miss
Serato
Carmack’s Rampiren
Rutledge
Tureday
Roweville
Neo
TAO
Thoraday Dandeldge
Qinton
Mhattanorga
Armatear
Scott
As Water Ae Light Com
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Boiband
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Methodist Missions
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