Personal notices from Culloeoka and nearby towns
Numerous locals, relatives and visitors are listed as guests, hosts, and travelers across Culloeoka, Glendale, Gallatin, and Nashville. Names include Mix Brownie Tomlinson, J Te Dark, Mrs H B Walters, Mary Kinver, Horace Rainey, Mary Jane Watkins, and many others visiting family, attending house parties, or traveling to cities like Ashwood, Bay Ridge, and Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mix Brownie Tomlinson
Culleoka
Mowdl Pinney
Atte, J. Te Dark
Heater
Okla
B. Walters
Sawdust Valley
George N. McKennon
Mika Miry
Elizabeth Moore Fie
Louse Jitty
Dixon Wand
Gallatin
Harry J. Holliday
Charleston
Tl. Rohicette
Pleawat
Rachel Wilkey
Mins
Mary Kinver
Glendale
Vine Mi
George Mi] McKennon
Cullooka
Dodge
Clark, Morcareth
Mary Anne
Gueits
Mis
Horace Rainey
Mary Jane Watkins
Mary Elizabeth Moore
Carroll Eving
Callooks
Chattanpora
Eimmer
University of Tennessee
Sealen
Oklahoma City
Thirsdney
Sentes Parenty
Meo
Ot Firdisland
Mos
Mark Orr Learves
Tn Viettetite
Chit Crear
Decatur
Ann
Summer travelers head for distant cities and visits
A stream of residents depart for New York, Santo Domingo, and other communities while relatives and guests traverse cities from Nashville to Birmingham. Students and teachers move between Columbia, Tuscaloosa, and Jackson as families host visitors and plan summer stays across Alabama and beyond.
Infant of Parrishs Dies in Nashville Funeral Tomorrow
Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Parrish died in Nashville at 12:20 PM. Remains will be brought here tomorrow for burial at Hardison burial grounds with services at 2 PM. Mrs. Parrish is daughter of Samuel Williams of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody Normal
D. Logan
Goldie Borkman
Russellville, Ry
BP. Garber
G.tale
Badin
Me. Cormick
Bessie Roberts
Lucile
Blinche Roberts
Nashvile
M. Erwin
Mya
W. J. Wewin
Atlanta
William Lesifeering
Gon, William, Jr
Anniston
Ala
Columbia
Flerring
Theddie Chattin
Janie Wooten
Birmingham
Alabama
Orel Smith
Wiley Embry
Nashville
Mrv
FL Embry
B.A. Timmons
Mrate Timmon
Orphelia Wilson
Franklin
J. T. McKuleht
Howling Green
Charles Paul Stintoy
Nastville
Pally Business College
Chystine Nichols
Aberdeen Mig
WT. Lotland
Mulcalm Johnson
Santa Fe
Jing Taylor
Bert Pooblow
Jim Finney
Cullooka
Cullonkt
H. A. Moore
Mix Brailey
Col W. G. Erwin
A. G. Parrish
Hardison
Cubans to Hold Sugar for Twenty Four Cents
Cuban cane growers, sugar mill owners, and brokers, claiming control of 2,180,000 sacks of unsold sugar, pledged at a mass meeting to halt further sales until the price reaches 24 cents a pound, the May level. Miguel Arango led the meeting and a 12-member committee was chosen as exclusive selling agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yavana
Miguel Arango
Association of Hacendados and Colones
Cuba
Society Notes Highlight Local Weddings and Recitals
Mian Glass receives at a reception for Miss Sinclair Glass and Miss Hunter Goad wed to Lloyd Hynda in Birmingham. Robert Leslie Martin of Athens marries Miss Mary Gilbert Robinson of Galveston. Carter's Creek nuptials for Mai Walters to Ley G Church and Dovie Journey weds William Stranders in Highland Park. The Junior Mission Band gathers at First Presbyterian. The piece closes noting the lumberjack’s balding rapidly regressing from the Pacific Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mian Glass
Sinclair Glass
Mrs. Young
Harryville
Ala
Columbia
Hynda Goad
Hunter Goad
Carter's Creek
Lloyd C. Hynda
Birmingham
J. R. Walters
William Marshall
Nashville
Passmore
Martin
Daily Herald
Herald
Leslie Martin
Yank
John Withthin
Hopi Galveston
Jand
First Presbyterian Church
Church-Walters
Mai Walters
Ley G. Church
J. 8. Hight
Church
M. T. Walters
Breezy Dugger Eyes Columbia Elks Baseball Team
The Columbia Elks plan to organize a real baseball team led by Breezy Dugger with local athletes and fans backing the effort. A probable lineup includes Monte McDaniel, Max Hardison, Jimmy Cecil, Houston, Baby Dyer, Louis Hughes, J. W. Johnson, Haywood Stephenson, Will Wilsford and others. A meeting of prospects is expected soon and any interested locals are invited to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Columbia Baseball Bugs
Columbia Elks
Dugger
Emmett
Monte McDaniel
Central High
Max Hardison
Jimmy Cecil
Shark
Houston
Fatty Cecil
Herbert
Baby” Dyer
Louis Hughes
Mexico Seeks U S Recognition From Wilson
In Washington July 1913 the Mexican high commissioner Fernaldo Iglesias Calderon met Acting Secretary of State Davis to press for United States recognition. Calderon led a mission not originally intended to start this work so soon, but Mexican developments prompted the move. The issue was to be referred to President Wilson after the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lettontaof
United States
Fernando Iglesias Calderon
Davis
Mr. Calderon
Wilson
Calderon
Mexico
Leviathan and Dekalb Liner Offers Reported by Shipping Board
Washington July 1 The Shipping Board has received two bids for the Leviathan and Dekalb. United States Mail Steamship Co offers 5 million for the Leviathan with a 6 million loan for reconditioning and a free pier. American Ship & Commerce Co bids 80 thousand for the Dekalb to run a US to Germany service. Board reserved decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leviathan
Dekalb
Shipping Board
United States Mall Steamship Co
American Ship & Commerce Co
United States
Germany
Jury Excused For Haying Season In Clarksville
Circuit court convened in Clarksville Tennessee under Judge W L Cook. Jurors were excused because most venire were farmers and needed at home for haying season. Twenty seven of thirty two who were excused returned home promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Tenn
W. L. Cook
Convention in St Louis Nominates Wilson and Marshall
In mid June 1916 the Democratic convention at the Coliseum in St Louis re nominated Woodrow Wilson for president and Thomas Marshall for vice president by acclamation, confirming their tickets for the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coliseum
St. Louis
Wilson
Marshall
Voting Power at the 1920 Democratic Convention in San Francisco
Partial OCR notes report delegate counts for the 1920 Democratic National Convention in San Francisco. Text appears to indicate a delegate total of 1092 and references voting power allocations.
Cattle Prices Down Quarter Amid Slower Demand
Swine prices held steady with Wednesday quotations. Cattle futures slipped a quarter as demand cooled. Sheep and lamb values eased by fifty cents. Local market hens fell to 23 and 24 cents, frying chicks dropped to 38 from 40 cents.
Louisville Live Stock Market Report Shows Slow Hog Trade
Special to The Herald reports market activity steady for hogs around 1,400 head with prices from 250 pounds up at 16.75 and lighter stock at 16.50 to 15.80. Sheep receipts reach 6,000 with prospects fifty cents lower. lambs range 14.50 to 15.00. Cattle market slow with overall tone unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourbon Brook Yards
The
Herald
Uapsyia Sy Iy Sukie
Nashville live stock and produce report with prices
Nashville live stock at Union Stock Yards totals hog receipts 1000 with market steady heavies 15.75 mediums 16.50 lights 15.60, pigeons 0.75 to 11.25, roughs 11.50 down. Cattle receipts 100 market steady. Sheep and lambs receipts 1500 market lower top lambs 14.00, seconds 7.59, fat sheep 6.00 down, bucks 4.00 flown. Produce eggs 30 cents, frying chickens 3 cents, turkeys 20 cents, hens 25, ducks light. Clover and grasses retail seed prices loud: red clover 37 bu, alsike 85 bu, orchard 4 bu, timothy 6.76 bu, etc. Grain and flour: corn per barrel 10.00, flour patent 15.50 per barrel, best patent 15.00, bran 64 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Prominent Giles Countian Visitor in Columbia
Honorable Edward Belick and Mrs. Belick of Pulaski visited Columbia on Wednesday. Belick, a longtime political figure, served as a Democratic elector in 1896 and 1900, and again in 1904. He is known as a strong public speaker. Mrs. Belick is active in women’s clubs and regarded as one of the state’s most gifted women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward 0. Belick
Pulaski
Columbia
Ics
Lerest
Herald
Frisco
Edwards Receives Fordson Tractor From Local Dealers
J W Edwards of the Mt Pleasant area received a Mati son tractor with complete power farming units delivered Wednesday by Fry Broe local Ford dealers. This marks the sixth tractor delivered to farmers in the county this spring and summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FRY Brothers
Tax statistician visits Columbia to assess public utilities value
Fulton, a tax statistician with the state board of equalization, is in Columbia to gather information on the valuation of public utilities in the county. He seeks local citizen cooperation and will meet with county and state tax boards in the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
State Board of Equalization
Columbia
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J. P. Brownlow
Joe Ellis
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Joe Hardison
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Sue
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Raymond Journey
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New York City
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Elks Club
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