Patterson Party tensions rise as Senator Taylor deserts
Maury County's Patterson Party reels as Senator Robert Love Taylor repudiates his speaking schedule and signals support for the state machine. Locals quote him and note the uproar among Patterson followers while noting his weather eye for election outcomes and the party's sinking prospects.
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Taylor Abandons Tennessee Democrat Campaign Move
In a formal statement R L Taylor declares he will not canvass Tennessee for Democrats. He cites widespread opposition and danger of factional harm, vowing to retire if his tenure depends on taking sides. He insists his stance does not retreat from his stated position.
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Duke Missing Said to Be Dead in Six Months
In Vienna the High Chamberlain's Court will assume Archduke John Salvator of Angfria is dead unless proof of life arrives within six months. Disappeared twenty years ago while sailing as John 1th, reports of his return arose but none proved his claim.
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Small Drop in Columbia School Population Noted
Officials report a slight decline in Columbia school enrollment, showing twenty two fewer students than a year ago and continuing a downward trend since last decade.
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Columbia Schools and Catarrh Cure Debate Rages
The article details Columbia scholastic enrollment by J. B Orman with white and colored counts, noting factory closures affect population and funding. It also promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co, references medical views, and lists teachers and openings for Maury County public schools with districts and names.
Vandals Skin Nichols Tree In High Street Vandalism
A severe act of vandalism occurred Friday night when unknown persons skinned the valuable sycamore tree at the R B Nichols residence on High Street. Eight feet of bark was stripped, likely dooming the tree. Nichols offers a ten dollar reward for information leading to the culprits.
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Wheat and Oats Top Market Prices Wanted
Dale Grain and Feed Co advertises top market prices for wheat and oats. Bags furnished. Je 23-11.
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Padgett Confederence Held By Local Friends
Friends of Congressman L P Padgett met in a two hour informal conference with attendees from all but two counties in the district It was understood plans for his campaign were outlined but none of the participants would issue a public statement confirming details
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A Few Short Weeks Cure Cited for Kidney Pills
A reader describes months of kidney and back pain eased by Foley Kidney Pills. He reports rapid relief and corrected kidney function after taking the medicine for only a few weeks, highly recommending it.
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Life Worth Saving Kidney Remedy Letter
Mrs Mollie McRaney of Prentiss Mississippi writes of a severe kidney and bladder ailment cured by Foley s Kidney Remedy after four bottles She recommends the remedy to any kidney disease sufferer noting it saved her life Sold by all Druggists.
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Ice Cream Supper Benefits Southport Church Repairs
The church at Southport will host an ice cream supper on Friday night to raise funds for church repairs. The event invites the public to attend.
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