Hundred Entries Slated for Mid-Summer Meet in Columbia
The mid-summer racing meet at Columbia runs July 10 to 22 with nearly a hundred entries across multiple stakes. Highlights include 2:17 and 2:25 pace divisions, 2:19 class trotting, 2:20 pacers, and 2:26 close trotters, plus a Nashville Military band and vocalist W. B. Scotty for four days. The program features horses from Weet View Farm Winston-Salem and several Columbia agents, with many named mares and sires listed in the entrant lineup.
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Buteies
Columbia
Mar Gon
Dixon
MéeGaw
Nashville Military Band
Nashvile
Centennial Park
W. B. Scotty
Clay Gentry
B. c
John R. Gentry
Jas
P. Hanratty
Oak Grove
Ima Star
B. F
Direct Star
Jnc
W. Fitgerald
Spring Hill
Tenn
Dimple
Br. F
Direct's Star
Thomas
Winchester
Redfield Gentry
John R Gentry
Thomas & Whitehead
Joyn Ward
Actonward
Brown Direct
Walter Direct
Grey
Direct Hal
Walton Parm
Falla Mills
the Fair Association
Fred
McEwen
el McKinney
Prodigal
Walton Farm
Falls Mill
Bluefield Belle
Red Leo
Falls Mills
Steller Jeffreys
Jeffreys
E.R. Little
Mt. Sterling
Frolic
B. G
Bona Prince
C. B.tansy
Chattanooga
Bill
John l. Thoma
Nance
Bik. m
Utopia
W. N. McCrary
Waverly
Sallie Stiles
B. m
Otway Boy
Thomas & Whithead
Gentry
Gem
John BR. Gentry
Annie Laury
Direct
Star
B. H
Aa & Whitehead
Columb
Alice de Chette
C. C. Thomas
Little Dick
W. B Kister
Bowling Green
Carrier
Br. m
Baron Wilkes
Wallace Moore
Cheraw
Viceroy
Bik. H
Akents
Merry Houston
Jay Bird
P. H. Willams
Mies Prudence
R. I. Branch
Bishop
Fred Patchen
Bik
Patchen Boy
Geo
F. Dwire
Winston-Salem
N.C
Pubeus
Bostocrat Dam
Ambush
Anderson
Mam
The Store of Many Departments Rackets for Household Goods
An old advertisement outlines a department store offering embroidery in Swiss Nain and Gamabric patterns, lace curtains, ladies wear, gloves, belts, and wall decor with new wallpaper patterns. It promotes sale prices and a toilet and paint department while advertising Tanglefoot pest killer.
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Nainwook
Gaure Howe
Colgate
Card of Thanks for Comfort in Bereavement
We thank friends and neighbors who sympathized with us in our loss of beloved father and companion. Grateful for the beautiful offerings and especially noting the A. D. C's. May God bless you all. Daw Mrs R G Harris and Pacilly.
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Daw Mra
R. G. Harris
Pacilly
Eloquent Plea From Timmons Rouses Partisans at Rally
Dr. H. E. A. Timmons spoke for an hour to about 200 supporters and opponents, praising Patterson and Independents while blasting Senator Taylor and Congress members. He recalled June primary stakes and urged continued speaking tours for city businessmen to hear him. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised as a vitality tonic closes the piece.
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Patterson
HE. A Timmons
Seakler
Lorator
Timmons
Senator Taylor
Congreas
Taylor
Congress
Dr. Timmons
Proposed Hotel at Beaver Dam
T. B. Gordon and A. J. Titcomb plan to rebuild the old Beaver Dam hotel burned six years ago. The new structure would house about seventy to one hundred guests, replacing the prior sixty capacity. Rebuild expected this fall for occupancy next season amid favorable local support.
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T. B. Gordon
A. J. Titcomb
Beaver Dam
Columbia
Maury County
Cure baby's croup Doctor Thomas Electric Oll remedy
A brief household remedy notice lists treatments for a sick infant with croup and common ailments. It names Dr Thomas and a general household remedy, indicating home care guidance.
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Baby
Willie
Mama
Grandma
Dr. Thomas Electric Oll
Savings Department Offer At 3 Per Cent Interest
The notice invites businessmen to become patrons of the Savings Department and highlights a 3 percent per year compound interest advantage for deposits. It stresses the benefit to patrons and positions the service as advantageous for business clients.
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Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust Co
Former Republican State Boss Walter Brownlow Dies in Tennessee
Bristol, Tenn. July 8 Walter P Brownlow former Republican boss of Tennessee dies at National Soldiers Home Johnson City after Brights disease illness He led Tennessee politics for years securing more than 8 million in appropriations for the First District including funds for the National Soldiers Home rural free delivery and other projects.
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Bristol
Tenn
Walter P. Brownlow
National Soldiers’ Home
Johnson City
Bright
Brownlow
Republcan
Tennessee
John Hopkins Hospital
Congress
Washington County
First
Soldiers
Erwin
United States Court House
Greeneville
Andrew Johnson National Cemetery
Morristown
W. P. Gillenwaters
Col. Brownlow
Must Be Above Suspicion Pills Proven Safe
Pills labeled Must Be Above Suspicion claim to treat bladder ailments with harmful drugs denied. Product supposedly passed long tests and is sold by all druggists.
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Drageists
Columba Herald Denies Oubs Joined Black Socks
A letter sent to The Herald refutes a false report that the Columbia club has quit and joined the Black Socks. The signers named include Clark Kelley Rufus Hobson Jonah Wilkes W Y Green Jr Clyde McDonald Sol Blair Walter Love Dave Armstron Allen Williams M Flippin.
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Herald
Columbia Herald
Columbia Oubs
Clark Kelley
Rufus Hobson
Jonah Wilkes
W. Y. Green, Jr
Clyde McDonald
Sol Blair
Walter Love
Dave Armatrong
Allen Willams
M. Flippin
Kidney Remedy Claims Bold Medical Breakthrough
Fragmentary ad copy promotes a medicine described as a cure all with claims of amazing results. It asserts the product can do more than any other remedy and is sold by all druggists. The text reflects an early 20th century patent medicine style.
Mt Pleasant blanks Athens in baseball clash
Mt Pleasant beat Athens 3 to 0 as Darcey dominated on the mound and Patterson aided behind the plate. In the seventh inning J Wall doubled with two on base, driving in two runs. Attendance was 508.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Pleasant
Tenn
Darcey
Athens
Patterson
J. Wall
Mt Pleas
Stephens
Goodrich
Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted in Midwestern Ad
An old advertisement extols Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney troubles. It features a testimonial from J. C. Long, a Lawrenceburg farmer, detailing years of dizziness back pain and relief after using the product, and notes Buffalo New York as the sole agents for the sale.
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Dean
J. C. Long
Lawreence
Depot Streets
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Wnapeleaniern
Buffalo
New York
United Tae
Steessersise
Dean's
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Nashville
Beatty
Helen Trix
Frank Buford
Thomas ‘Whithead
Columbia, Tenn
Thomas ‘Whitehead
Curzandia
Lord Curzan
Lydia Wilkes
Jo Anderson
Chattanogga
Tend
Ada McKay
Duplex
Ada
Brown Trigham
A. W. McKay
Fay
Letterilie
Tens
Ella Direct
Hal Carter
J. B. Walker
Bessie Braden
Markland, Jr
Braden
J. A. Evans
Pulaski
Columbia, Salle, Stiles
Ely
Star B
Roy, CR Tanacy
Agwnt
Chettance Os
Home
Prince Leo
Reha
Falls Milla
Dr. Hatch
R. E. Branch
Knight
Eva
Anteo
F Green & Co
Wineton-salem
N. C
Omar
Wilkes
Kate
Thomas & Vandiver
Monteomery
Als
Trobert
Roy Brown
Homer Anderson
Annie Lalla
B. Um
Billie H
Slasher
Tens. Pinto
Cephas
Geo G. Stiles
Rome
Shady Belle
Shadeward
Cossiman
West View ‘Farm
Marie Bradley
Blanacle
C. B. Tansy
Chattavocna
Clinton C
Gusto Das Colynx
Sterting
R. & Branch
Currundia
Lord Oureon
Idam Lydis Wilkes
Pacers
Lady Henderson
Ro. m
Frank Swansburg
Gordon and
Titcomb
The
Maury National Bank
E. Tennessee
Deny
Black’ Sox
Gudecribe
the Herald
Columbia People
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