Local News Roundup From Moon Fwasant Depa Area
The column lists multiple residents and visitors across towns such as Moon Fwasant Depa, Hot Surives, Montgomery county, Clarkesville, Mobile, Nashville, Sandy Hook, Summertown, and Beaumont. It notes travel, hospital visits, nursing studies, and business trips involving individuals like Mr. KE Parker, Gen. W. Killebrew, Mrs J B Killebrew, Miss Lannie Benderman, Miss Carrie Bates, Mrs. A W Southworth, R I Peebles, Jobin Cross, Mrs. Ben Harris, and Robt Jennings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ark
Bostick
KE. L. Parker
Tennessee Phosphate Co
Haleigh
N. C
Virginia-Carodna Chemical Co
W. Killebrew
J. B. Killebrew
Meather Hone
Montgomery County
Clarkesville
Mobile
T.N. Figures
Columbia
City
Lannie Benderman
Nashville
Carrie Bates
Dixie Pickard
Sandy Hook
A. W. Southworth
R. 1. Peebles
Mississippi
Jobin Cross
Petersburg
Ben Harris
Sarah Dobbins
Summertown
Alford
Lawrenceburg
G. J. Alford
Robt. Jennings
Franklin
Business Men Hold Meeting On Permanent Organization
A called meeting at the Ingram building heard absence of president J B Anderson and secretary C Y Clarke. H D Rubin elected temporary chair. M B Young secretary pro tem. A committee to form a permanent organization with annual dues of five dollars, possibly paid quarterly, was proposed and named. Members Shoffner Gregory Anderson and Young to lead the work with several special committees to be created.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingram
Business Men's Club
J. BE. Anderson
C. Y. Clarke
H. D. Rubin
M. B. Young
E. L. Gregory
E. Anderson
D. W. Shoftner
Railroad Commie
Raf Association
Messrs
D. W. Shoffner
Alex George
Messrs. Anderson
Permanent Pale Association
Local business openings and events in town
Rumor notes a new agent furnishing store slated for the 25th in the Jackson Building. Hay Long College hosts an Old Maids Association event next Friday. W D Cooper and S A Williams plan lumber purchases in the South for their expanding business. Lumber supply is tight regionally. C Banko nears completion of a slaughterhouse. H H Harris expects to open a repair shop at Williams Drug Co. and be ready for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Jackson
Old Maids’ Association
Hay Long College
Messrs
W. D. Cooper
A. Williams
Terry
C. Banko
H. H. Harris
Williams Drug Co
Personal notes from Nashville and Columbia society column
Mr and Mrs J W Griffin attend Humpty Dump ty at the Vendome in Nashville. Mrs W A Voas of Columbia visited her daughter this week. Misses Wantee Kinzer Josie Pie and Elizabeth Jones returned home at Water Valley after visiting their aunt Mrs Arch Hutcherson. Mr and Mrs M Wheeler on a Southern health and pleasure trip. Mr Frank Wheeler spending several days in the South on a pleasure trip. Mr Wm H Lindsey of Nashville Crescent Coal Co in the city Tuesday. Mrs H D Ruhm and son Herman dr were in Columbia Wednesday. Mrs R W Watkins arrived from Columbia Tuesday. Mrs Rube Swansburg returned to Columbia after visiting her mother Mrs F M Ricketts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Griffin
Nashville
The
Vendome
W. A. Voas
Columbia
Wantee Kinzer
Josie Pie
Elizabeth Jones
Water Valley
Arch Hutcherson
South Main Street
Wheeler
Frank Wheeler
South
Wm. H. Lindsey
Crescent Coal Co
City
H. D. Ruhm
Herman
R. W. Watkins
Rube Swansburg
F. M. Ricketts
Church Workers' Society Meeting Plans Study on Forgiveness
The Church Workers' Society met with Mrs Martha Frierson for a productive session led by Miss Matt Dobbins. The next meeting will be with Mrs Walter Brooks on Tuesday Jan SOU and will focus on the subject For giveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Workers’ Society
Martha Frierson
Matt Dobbins
Walter Brooks
Midweek Prayer Services Announced at Local Churches
Religious notices say Presbyteran and Methodist churches hold mid week prayer services tonight inviting all residents to attend.
Church duties and local events at Campbell Station
Jan 17 update from Campbell Station notes Miter Logue of Lynnville to trench at the Christian Church on third Sundays. Local fires destroy a vacant storehouse owned by Mr Fleming. Various residents move, travel, or visit relatives in Lynnville Cullooka Decatur Nashville and Birmingham. Caskey Bros. dissolve partnership. W D Caskey remains with Hobbs. Dean Caskey to Columbia. Miss Lenice Hobbs in Birmingham. Jim Roberts’ child ill with flux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Station
Miter Logue
Lynnville
Christian Church
Fleming
Jeast Marshall
Kerr
Craig
Dean Caskey
Columbia
McKennon, Anderson & Foster
Lenice Hobbs
Birmingham
Ala
W. H. Orr
Allie Hannah
Lula ‘Wells
Decatur
Sallie Coffey
W. HH. Cochran
Hugh Hobbs
Arm Broken in Incident Involving P Warnock
A report states P Warnock suffered a broken arm with serious injuries described as severe. officials say the condition is expected to improve with treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Warnock
Ander
Two Girls Die in Fire After Roof Collapse in Nevada
In Nevada near Harrodsburg a night fire destroyed William Morse home. His two daughters aged seven and nine slept upstairs. the roof fell and one girl escaped fatally burned, the other cremated. Parents awakened below as screams followed by a fatal outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrodsburg
Nevada
Here
Wm. Morse
Tunnel
New York
Bellevue Hospital
Belmont
Man-o'-wat Reef
East River
Y Serond
Columbia
Miss
Oakley Hobgood
Eph Coerley
Little Rock
Ark
W. L Henderson
Benton
St. Louis
Stephen Barchoski
American Sea & Foundry Co
Granite City
Paroled convict Charles Patterson reappears in Kane City
Jefferson City reports Charles Patterson formerly of Marshall, jailed since December 16 for shooting ex Senator Ernest D. Martin, released on parole after approval by the prison physician and Inspectors. Patterson is described as a wreck both physically and mentally as he moves toward a sanitarium in Kane City with an accompanying rephew named Woodson who traveled from El Paso, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Charles Patterson
Marshall
Ernest D. Martin
Patterson
Woodson
el Paso
Tex
Kane
City
Patterse
Capacity at St Paul’s Cathedral
The article notes immense capacity at St Paul’s Cathedral with 36 000 accommodated on occasion, temporary galleries erected for large crowds, and festival attendance around 7 000. ordinary services draw about 1 000, making the cathedral appear full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Cathedral
Spartan Son and Father Survive Ravine Fall In Grison
Schultz a chamois hunter from Croke Grison slipped into a deep ravine nearly 1006 feet deep. He was roped to his 16 year old son who steadied with his ax for about two hours until rescuers arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schultz
Croke
Grison
Cost of Liners and Running Costs Rise
The article notes that with Aank liners, building cost is small but operating costs surge within three years. It cites massive ongoing expenses for wagons, port cues, and repairs as the dominant burden over construction.
Brazil’s Beautiful Woods Attract Capitalists For Milling
Brazil’s woods are praised for variety and accessibility but suffer from poor communications and high costs. An American company with five million dollars plans to exploit prime regions using modern milling and transport methods. An elevated swinging railroad will move logs to mills near good roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Crazyman's Castle a Quarter Century Mississippi Mystery
Putnam Gray 75, a Civil War veteran, spent 42 years laboring to finish a three story riverworks castle on a rock bluff near Minnetska Minnesota. Built from logs wrecked hulls and upper deck timbers, the mysterious craftsman forged towers with a spring of icy water at ground level. Passengers on Mississippi boats watched daily as the solitary builder labored, earning a few dollars tending river rights, and storms last summer damaged the unfinished fortress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi River
St. Paul
St. Louis
Minnelska
Minn
River Tank
Minnetska
Putnam Gray
Shiloh
Putnam Grays
Tommy's Curious Question About Sausage Origins
A child asks his mother if sausages are made from dogs and learns, after a playful exchange, that the belief is false. The boy cites fishball sausages and banana shaped links as possibilities, while the mother reassures him with a smile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Mamma
N. Y
The Doctor and The Professor Duel Over Tea Wisdom
A humorous exchange in the Chicago Tribune features The Doctor’s warning about tea upsetting the stomach and turning it leathery, while The Professor counters that leather keeps a man’s sole above the earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tribuna
Sultan's Government: Turkish Autocracy Described in Travel Notes
In Constantinople a writer paints the Ottoman regime as slow and opaque under the sultan. He notes relentless surveillance, censorship, and deference of ministers to the throne, with dated bureaucratic delay. The piece voices fear of Armenians and criticizes the lack of liberty as incompatible with modern progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Chicago
America
Americana
William Tell
Augustus
Cupida
H.I
Turkey
Macedonia
Bulgaria
Austria
Greece
Progress in Maritime Safety Cited by Ledger Report
The ledger notes gradual safety improvements at sea including sturdier ships, constant safety devices, wireless distress communication aiding rescues, and innovations like the sounding machine Lord Kelvin's compass improved speed measures better position methods and submarine signaling. It credits the passing of the sailing vessel with boosting crew and passenger safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Chronicle
Lord Kelvin
Philadelphis Ledger
Tremendous Possibility in Future Wane?
A Chicago Tribune snippet teases a future where a regiment of rough riders could be formed from namesakes of Company Theodore Roosevelt. A Puck cartoon quips about age and identity as a playful aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rough Riders
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago Tribune
Pursuit of Order in Society Meetings
A speaker urges strict adherence to order and courtesy in society gatherings. Emphasizes decency, democratic participation, and a rule of conduct including potential fines for breaches to maintain dignity and prevent discord. Warns that disorder weakens governance and harms the group's reputation and usefulness.
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