War Correspondents Theta Routs Spring Hill Team In Duel
Theta defeats Spring Hill 12 to 1 in a basketball contest using a squad of second team boys. Local notes mention visits by Mr. Burton Patton and family, J W Fitzgerald and son, and Neill Lassiter from Nashville. Several residents are highlighted visiting relatives and attending gatherings as Mrs FitzGerald returns home from Little Lot. Evangline listings advertise three building lots for sale by Haddox property with buy cash terms via Salmon and Turner attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta
Gray
Patton
the Baptist
Spring Hill
Boya
Hint Place
Neill Lassiter
Nashville
Cox
Burton PB. Datton
Aon
Harry
al, Good
A. McConiell
Primm’s
J. W. Fitzgerald
Little Son
Thompson's
Beasie Skelley
Laura
Lula
Frank Cox
Neill Lunsiter
Nionie Walker
Santa Ke
Harrie
Dorkely
Misa Emaline Paxsmore
Mia
Dno
Wilkes
Misa Lila
Miva Kila Murphy
Weet Point
Elizabeth Fitazerald
Ming Ale Mai
Little Lot
Knob Creel
Hottie Cox
Thompson’s
Evangeline
Haddox
Bear Reservoir
Salmon & Turner
Lidentf
Local social notes from Mowd and nearby towns
Miss Nannie Kelley and Miss Mary Hayes visit Mrs. W. A. Hayes at Mowd. Mr. Maggie Taylor and two, Brown and Clark, visited Miss Callin Brown of Mowd. Mr. R. K. Dawson of Timmons on the MCIS list. Messrs M. E. Allen and W. A. Hayes attended the Warnest Workers Conference at Thompson Station last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mowd
Nannie Kelley
Mary Hayes
W. A. Hayes
Maggie Taylor
Neo Brown and Clark
Callin Brown
R. K. Dawson
Timmons
McIs
M. E. Allen
Thompson Station
Ashton Bros TIMMONS Introduces New Wheat Flour
A local note lists various guests from Columbia and nearby towns visiting residents of Columbia including Prof. Allen, Jamiy, Miss Mary Roach, Miss Pearl Allen, Miss Hayes, and Miss Kelly. Also mentions illnesses and visits by Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Lockhart, Mrs. Seaton, and others amid social exchanges in Little EchUu.
Local visitors and upcoming school term noted in Wil County
Florence Alabama arrivals report visits from Mrs T Koglien and Mr Hoss Sparlowan for Powell family funeral in Willington County. Knob Creek residents Tom Taylor and G C Douglas family members visit relatives. Mt Pleasant visitor Buford Cooper comes to see his mother. Williston school opens next Monday taught by Prof Wick, McKinsick. Neely of Texan and Leigh of Spring Hill stay with locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Alater Loethie Prose
T. ¥. Koglien
Hoss Sparlowan
Powell
Willintonon
Poe
Tom Taylor
Knob Creek
James Douglas
McCain's
C. Douglas
Buford Cooper
W.ick
McKinsick
Neely
Texan
Leigh
Spring Hill
Evangeline
Local notices and community arrivals fill Roberts Bend area
Daily life items show Sam Sewell preaching at Antioch and Denton starting August meetings. Numerous visitors come and go from Bryant Station to Columbia, with Madge Patton, Miss Hattie Liggette, Miss Carrie Hardison, and other residents hosting relatives. Catarrh cure ad and church quarterly meeting at paper Chapel mark community happenings in Roberts Bend region. visitors include R H Blackwell, John Wisener, and Mrs Willie Simmons with families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lattwieh
Tenn
Daly
Sam Sewell
Antioch
Denton
J. W. Patton
Bryant
Sherid Pardom
Will Riley
Caney Spring
T. H. Richardson
Tom Prim
Rock Springs
Hattie Liggette
Bunny Side
Effie Jones
Henry Tindel
Ethel Morton
Columbia
Birdie Wright
Groveland
Mra
W. T. Lowell
Sallie Shires
Lewinburgz
Mamie Fox
Jim Y. Hardiam
Lagoa
Jack Brown
Joe Lambie
Leftwich, Academy
Samantha
Ice Cream Supper Brings Neighbors Together at Methodist
Enterprise July 21 report describes a well attended Methodist ice cream supper hosted by local young men. Visitors from Mt Pleasant and other nearby towns attended. Mary Kates, Hattie Douglas, Leila Beatton, Floy Beatton, Willis Fleming and Dora Campbell were among those listed. Mary Kates returned home Monday after visiting Naomi Nelson. Minam Cooper stayed with Maude Duke at Dry Creek for a meeting. Robt Murphy and family visited Friday night. Farles and son from Cathey's Creek visited relatives Sunday. Basilio Moody Elin Marnett and James Barnett were noted as little Misses and Master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Methodist
Mary Kates
Mt. Pleasant
Hattie Douglas
Leila
Floy Beatton
Willis Fleming
Dora Campbell
Mesary
Tot Bullivan
Edgar Lok
Harry Pullam
Newley Hackney
Jim Howard
Arthur Aor
Misa Naomi Nelson
Minam Cooper
Maude Duke
Dry Creek
Robt
Murphy
Uboer
Farles and Son
Cathey’s
Creal
Basilio Moody
Elin Marnett
James Barnett
Sunday School Notes and Local Visits Near Columbia and Marsbe
Miss Mary Bierb of Columbia and her brother visit Timmore Mr Americas Allen's family in Columbia. Emma Rebers and Duckeos Springs residents return home from vacation. Mrs. Roberts and Mildred Gregory visit Camp t. Zacksee attends with Lee Harris in Columbia. Gladys Timmons returns after weeks away. Protracted meetings begin September at Mt Werley Phillips Godwin and Godwin Chapel. Rube of Mt Pleasant visits Bodberry place at Godwin. Chloe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta’ Bend
Malinda Timmons
Nashville
Annie Cooper
Mt. Pleasant
Lois Timmons
Mim Cooper
Madera Edger
Cannon Page
Will Page
Jones’ Valley
Mra
Henson Kvane
Cullooka
Callie Browes
Villayes
Mary Bierb
Columbia
Timmore
Americas Allen
Columbis
Venta
Duckeos Springs
Miews
Emma
Florence Jones
Marsbe County
Mins Ae Roberts
Roberts Herod
Mildred Gregory
Camptell
Zacksee
Lee Harris
Gladys Timmons
Herce
Godwin
Everette Garner
Mt. Werley
Phillipps
Godwin Chapel
Rube
Mt Pleasant
Hans
Bodberry
Chloe
Wheat and crops news from Taylorsville area
Wheat prices and delivery offer from Ashton Bros of Ylorsville, Taylorsville notes wheat threshing nearly over while corn prospects look strong. Local visits include Richardeau family in Brentwood and Mr. and Mrs. Baker. Reports of illnesses and a death of Charles Brown, plus rural delivery expansion and local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylorsville
Richardeau
Brentwood
8. T. Baker
W. JJ. Shannon
A. B. Cathey
R. A Kennedy
Tarpley
Groveland
W. J. Shannor
Mia
T. W. Kirkpatrick
Emma Bille
Williamson
Cheatham
Guess Who
The March of Progress and a Call for Bransford Citton Flour
The piece argues that progress brings railways telegraphs and better flour like Bransford's Citton. It asserts inferior flour yields poor bread cake and pastry and urges readers to try Citton for superior results, warning that other flours produce doughy outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bransford
Regular Team Defeats Bankers and Lawyers 7 to 1 at Park
The regular Colomina team won a Tuesday baseball game at the park with a 7 to 1 score. Several regulars were away, causing an earlier start. McLemore pitched well for the bankers and lawyers, but lack of support limited their effort. Batterzen, Nolley, and Merrill provided offense for the bankers and lawyers, while McLemore and Brown starred for the regulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colomina
Bankers and Lawyers
the Park
McLemore
Bankers
Batterzen
Columbia
Nolley and Merrill
McLemore and Brown
Cassius M. Clay Goes to Rest in Madison County
Gen Castr Cassius M Clay dies at White Hall Madison County at 10 PM after general exhaustion. Born Oct 19 1810 in Madison County he led a long life marked by political and social involvement. Surviving children include Brotua J Clay Richmond KY Miss Law, Tex King Dabary Crenshaw Richmond, Mary Hart Clay and Mrs James Beochet Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
White Hall
Madison
Clay
Madison County
Delasion
Brotua J. Clay
National Les
Richmond
Miss Law
Remarkable outdoor cure of consumption in Indiana
Indianapolis reports Edith Duffy of Columbus, Indiana, near Acton Park, improved dramatically from a hopeless diagnosis after three months living outdoors. She weighed 86 pounds three months ago, gained nine pounds in six weeks, and her recovery is now regarded as certain by physicians observing the open air treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Acton Park
Here
Edith Duffy
Columbus
Another One Fired at Post Office Hires Deliv Office
Washington July 24 Charles Hedges was removed as Superintendent of Free Delivery of the Postoffice Department on charges of falsifying his diary and loaning his traveling commission. He reportedly claimed to be at places he did not reach on the stated dates. Erwin A. Thorpe, Post Office Inspector, becomes Acting Superintendent of Free Delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles Hedges
Postoffice Department
Tt Ia
Hedges
Erwin A. Thorpe
New York
Maury County Horses Win Big Races This Week
Maury County horses dominated racing with Hal Chattin bred Brown Hal winning the 1000 purse pace in 9 10 and 22104. Elastic Pointer, a full brother to Star Pointer, captured the Chamber of Commerce stakes in 2 10 2 07. Star Hall also scored at Windsor. Local social notes list visitors from Memphis Nashville Sumner and Napier Furnace among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Chattin
Brown Hal
Messrs. Chattin Brow
Columbia
Detroit
Ed Geers
Maury County
Spring Hill
Star Pointer
Chamber of Commerce
J. G. Habanger
Town
Star Hall
Windsor
Phanix Bank Declares 4 Percent Semianual Dividend
The Phanix bank directors met Tuesday and declared a regular semianual dividend of four percent and added a bit over 41 cents to the surplus fund. The bank's condition was found admirable and stock value rising steadily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phaniz Bank
Thenk
Tennessee Children's Home Fund Drive Urges Donations
The Tennessee Children s Home Society in Columbia seeks five year life memberships to fund operation and place homeless children. Judge Ferris founder and Rev Jordan secretary have devoted 27 years without pay while appealing to every citizen to support the cause and ensure financial stability for the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Children’s Home Society
Naabrille
Orcs
Jordan
Nashville
John C. Pers
Bio Endowment Fund
Dodge Perris
Forria
Tennessee
Friends of the Institution
Colombia
Ferris
Jorda
J. M. Jordas
Tel
Grover Cleveland in Campaign Commentary
A collage of 1904 era quotes from newspapers comments on Grover Cleveland and Roosevelt. References to banana farmers votes and White House magnification appear with varied editorial tones. The clippings show mixed views on Cleveland and Roosevelt influencing the next campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Banda
Chicago Record- Herald
Roosevelt
Kansas City Journal
Grover Cleveland
Nashville News
Prospective Candidates Eye State Comptroller Vacancy
Polaski Teop July 21 reports John J. Cox and view rell as only applicants if Comptroller King resigns. County Court Clerk Dan L Kalick may run for next fall term and seeks Gov Frasier support for the vacancy. France enforces compulsory vaccination during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polaski
Teop
John J. Cox
View Rell
King
Remgo
Dan L. Kalick
Frasier
No Election Planned for New Court House
Commissioners decided not to hold an election on funding a new court house. Lack of funds for election expenses and no appropriation from the Quarterly Court led to canceling the vote. Also includes a lengthy poem about land and home and a note on Mt Pleasant Day at the Maury County fair with Mt Pleasant preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioners
Gordon
Ocommissioners
Anness
Quarterly Court
Ron
Comenie
W. Lan
Mt. Pleasant
Columbia
Maury County
Foir
Cheap Lands For Homes and Colonies Along Cotton Belt Route
The Cotton Belt Route region offers cheap land across Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas with soil and climate favorable to settlers. Prices range from $2.50 to $10 per acre for various land types, including prairie and bottom lands, plus large colony tracts from $4 to $10 per acre. Information and excursion dates available from G. Pat A. Cotton Belt Route, St. Louis, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
East
Laabea
G. Pat A
Cotton Belt Route
Bt. Louis, Mo
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WII
Walter E. Potts
Columbia, Tenn
Rown
Ashton
Tewel
Ashton Bros
James Lockhirt
Seaton
John Willis
Miax
Bertha Walters
Williamsburg
Winfield Harrla
Little Echu
Castoria
LAS Vida
Hall
Jberts
Cas Toniao
Ylorsviler
Dean
Park's Station
Peart Filgo
Trou Rich
Virginia Wilkes
John Ed Walker
Mississippi
Walter Hickman
Dayton
Claggette Nullins
Mooresville
Misa Virginia Wilkes
Mias Ida Dabney
Lynnville
Buzzard Cave
Parks Station
Mise Pete Wilkes
Lewis Gilliam
Leona Bercheen
Loyd Harderson
Sula White
Everet Cheek
Ida Dabney
Ida Dabney, Mr. Cleave White
Roy Bercheen
Sallie and
Jok
Ford & Williams
August Silat
Theta School
A, McDontoo
Evi
Bat
E. Oox
Daas Bearstary
Roth
Cassius M. Clay
Willell Aren Telephone Tentaein
Boll Ues
West Columbia Mill & Elevator Co
Indiana
Elastic Pointer
South Columbia News
Mesdames Blair Bays
B.curtadly
Memphis
J. M. Grimes
Janie Trantham
Mort Taylor
Helen Higden
Master Moran Carter
Mra. Arrabitz
John Ledbetter
Anderson
Louise Hanter
Summertown
Will Burnett
Martha Hasty
Will
Napier Furnace
George Sedberry
Rebecca
Elmira Powell
Charley Mooney
John Hanter
Taanville
Mary Hart
Ron Nashville
Will McCiellan
Evanavilly, Ind
Relativon
Muhe Anon
Phanix
Tennessee Children's Home
J. M. Jordan
Desert
White Mountain
GW. Nichols
Grover
Son
MR. King
Dan L. Balick
Giles
France
New Court House
Country
Howe
James Montgomery
Booker T. Washington
Js. L. Nichols & CO
Atlanta
LS Austell
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