Senator Carmack Lectures Praised By University Leader
A Mes sage from Washing ton and Lee University president George H. Denny commends Senator Carmack for a June 20 address likened to the great speeches of the late era. The university Board of Trustees awarded him a Doctor of Laws, with plans to publish the full text, while local papers discuss the lecture’s impact and credit.
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Tennessee
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Youn Men's Christian Association of Columbia
Horney
Columbia
Nichry County
Herald
Hekate
Presbytery splits over union with United States church
The Columbia Presbytery met at Spring Hill to vote on adherence to the Decatur Assembly’s union with the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America. Anti unionists won a key vote, the unionists withdrew, and the body adopted resolutions pledging loyalty to the united church while planning future harmony and correspondence with General Assembly leaders. The meeting adjourned sine die amid a divided spirit.
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J. M. Ashford
W. T. Dale
J. H. Fusser
J. W. Lee
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W. A. Provine
H. A. Gray
T. Jef Dixon
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Dr Folk Resigns as Ant-Saloon League President
Special to the Herald from Nashville Tennessee reports Dr B E Folk has resigned as President of the Ant-Saloon League. The resignation was tendered earlier but only made public now. A state temperance meeting in Nashville on August 5 is called to discuss reorganization, initially set for July 28 but postponed after the August election.
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Tick Fever Ravages Cattle Around Summertown Area
MT PLEASANT department notes cattle raisers alarmed by rapid tick fever deaths. Nick Hardy loses eighteen of twenty three head. Also records local deaths, Mrs Jennie Nicholson, age fifty, with funeral at Baptist church. Numerous residents travel between Nashville, Springfield, Memphis, and Columbia for work and visits.
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Personal notes from Columbia crowds welcome guests
Miss Willie Mai Sutton visits the Griffins. Huntsville and Sheffield guests stay with Miss Weaver. Numerous locals and visitors travel between Lawrenceburg, Nashville, Columbia, and Franklin. Among arrivals are Miss Elizabeth Adams from Lauriana and Mrs. J. J. Jones hosting guests at Century. Phosphate business travels and family visits mark the week.
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Nashville
John Cross
Springfield
Tenn
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Mitt Hunter
Birmingham
Ala
Mary Howard
Bigbyville
Alcorn
Harry
D. B. Brooks
Memphis
Ann Kittrell
Bartenstein
Florida
Gus McMigan
Annie
Henryville
John Thomas
Columbia
Stiney Patterson
W. ¥. Wilson
Chas. Jackson
H. G. Evans
A. M. Pennington
Lebanon
Elizabeth Hill
Mra. Cabler
Chas
West
Bear Creek
W. H. Martin
Weat Point
Willie Mai Sutton
Mack Griffin
Barret
Huntsville
Als
Hopkins
Shffield
Guente
Okolona
Joe Covington
Nasoville
Jim Withawsin
Culloka
Ashwood Chas
Willwinsop
Maury
Miss Brown
Columbi
Misa Marguette
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Alue Bond Hou
Alton Syndall
Zion
Clarence Harmon
Lawrenceburg
James Williamson
J. A. McFerrin
Washington
Long
Batley Springs
Virgil Sherrod
Emma Ricketts
Hermit Nowlin
Franklin Friends
E. Jordan
Mary Rainey
Prorence Fleming
Washington Long
Bailey Springs
Herbert Sims
Brace
Clemons
Mabel
Worchester, Maas
Frierson House
B. Ross Smith
S M. Century
Century
Wm. M., Neelley
Eva Hackney
Clarkeville
Dr. Morgan
Lea
Blue Grass Avenue
Felix McClain
Joy
Oklahoma
Ben Harper
T. P. Nowlin
George Jones
Spring Hill
John Brownlow
Ernest Irwin
West Tennessee
J. J. Jones
J. K. Orr
Claud Garner
Edna Roth Ia
J. B. Gray
Franklin
J. A. Bostick
Hearyville
Local Phosphate Shipments Delayed by Heavy Rains and Fire
Heavy weekend rainstorms slowed mining and shipping of phosphate rock with many mines flooded and tracks blocked. A MA plant overhaul by Mr. Clemons of Massachusetts improves oil engine and a new boiler boosts lighting. Two cars loaded by Jackson phosphate company burned in a fire of about $600, likely caused by spontaneous combustion. An ice cream supper is planned at Bethel Church on Dey Creek Friday night.
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Clemons
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Pleasant
Jackson Phosphate Company
Bethel Church
Dey Creek
Dance for Town Young Ladies Held at Frierson Home
A Wednesday night dance in compliment to town young ladies was hosted by Mrs. L. L. Frierson who kindly lent her large dining room. About twelve couples attended and local musicians provided the music for a pleasant evening.
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