Local Death and Funeral Notices Highlight Rural Community
The notice recalls the death of a local citizen, funeral details at Morton graveyard, and prayers for the bereaved. It also mentions visits from Mrs. von Hardison and relatives, farm work updates, and a sermon by Kro. Hatener at Goshen plus ongoing church services and revivals in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levintert
Mly
Prilay Nlehe
W. T. Hirdlenn
Troy
Alinnar
Allwiee Mather
God
Lold Darling
S. Sewell
Morton
von Hardison
Laren
Mise Virnie Hardison
Hook ‘Springs
Kula
Susie Frank
Tabitha Gray
Lewteburg
Mra. Url
Kya Fox
Carrie Hardison
Vorthe Cheek
Nancy Hardison
Rock Spring
David Hardison
Sermon schedule and local notices from Macedonia and Glenn's Chapel
Notices report Gabard preaching twice monthly at Macedonia and Glenn's Chapel, with 11 a.m. services at Macedonia and afternoon services at Glenn's Store. Local items mention an ice cream supper at Glenn's Store, visits between residents, a recent farm purchase by Sam Moore, a sick wife, and a death and funeral of Mise Caste Winn. It includes an advertisement for South American Nervine by A. J. Bates, with location details for Columbia and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barty Hiren
Gabard
Macedonia
Glenn's Chapel
Glenn
Nora Long
Chapel Fill
Tom Fallmer
Billie Smith
Bill
Texas
Sam Moore
Mr. Pratt
Mise Caste Winn
M. EK. Chirod
Nancy Spring
Local Notices and Visits Highlight Week in Hroadview Area
Brief community notices report Mrs J T Mev Kinsick and Miss Maud visiting relatives last week. Ethel Howell returns home after a visit to friends. Buford's family members stayed with Mr Witeford. J T McKiesick visited Mr Kate Dugger in Stiversville. M L Segraves recovering from a wheat hauling accident. Dagse, Bernice Smith and Sallie Green attended events in town. Master Walter Vaught from Nashville visits his aunt Mrs Dave Scott. Maud Thurman spent last week in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Howell
Marria
Buford’s
Witeford
J. T. McKiesick
Kate Dugger
Stlversville
M. L. Segraves
Walter Vaught
Naahville
Dave Scott
Mise Maud Thurman
Meeting at Presbyterian church continues through Sunday
Williamsport notes a church meeting under way at the Presbyterian church with guests from Mt Pleasant and Frierson visiting local families. Several residents, including Mrs. Foxall and Mr. Redman, are mentioned along with health updates and social visits around Mante and Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WiburAusrean
The
Presbyterian Church
Thin Welting
Mise Linda Losk
Mt Pleasant
Mise Bila Juniston
Ed Jones
Frierson
Fitnen W
Columbia
Lifesaving recovery story in Hannibal man
Mr J B Lilly of Hannibal Missouri recounts a near death from typhoid pneumonia and declares Dr Kings New Discovery cured him. He credits one bottle with relief and treatment fully restoring his health with a regular bottle priced a dollar and a free trial at W P Woldridge’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Lilly
Hannibal
Hae
Dr. King
W. P. Woldridge
Death of Mrs Missie Hardison in Lovetteville
The community mourns Mrs Missie Hardison who died July 1 at a friend's home after long illness. She was a longtime member of the United of Christ and a devoted mother and neighbor. Her family and local residents, including Caura Derryberry and Mr Kim Andrews, mourn her loss and hope for reunion beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mea
Bura Trousdale
Mere
Vivrenen Holt
Hele
Cyneia
Prankin
Robert Perry Thorman
Ipaou
Ernest Redman
Primm Springs
Colling
W.T. Porter
Columbia
J. Porter
Jessie Worton
James Dob
Crose Bridges
J. C. Sowell
Mante
Mary
Missie Hardison
Hawtie Pea
Uneed
Christ
Caura Derryberry
de Brown
Lefowich
Kim Andrews
Tittle Viola
Social games and refreshments noted at local gathering
A list of participants includes Misses Carrié Walker Izzle Choate Mary Barrow Elevora donek Jennie Wonton Annie Low Porter Bessie Craiz Trene Choate Maude Southall Fannie Garner and Messrs Arch Williams Henry Dobbins Loyd Porter Henry Porter Henry Moore Henry Jones Clint Moore Leslie Renfroe Rucker Choate Scott Porter Southall N A Choate Mary Choate Laura Porter and S Shoate. The piece mentions enjoyable games and enticing refreshments and notes continuation on Seventh Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrow
Wooton
Jones
Carrié Walker
Izzle Choate
Mary Barrow
Elevora Donek
Jennie Wonton
Annie Low Porter
Bessie Craiz
Trene Choate
Maude Southall
Fannie Garner
Mesers
Arch Williams
Henry Dobbins
Loyd Porter
Henry Porter
Henry Moore
Henry Jones
Clint Moore
Leslie Renfroe
Rucker Choate
Scott
Porter Southall
Mre
Mra
N. A. Choate
Mise
Mary Choate
Laura Porter
Mr. S.shoate
Meemphis
Wounds from Mauser bullets described in report
The account explains that a Mauser bullet wound is small and circular, delivering little pain or shock but causing a ringing in the ears that renders most soldiers unconscious.
Masti Trained Dog Nabbed Thief Helpers In Paris Streets
A mastiff trained to aid thieves in Paris would barge into passersby and knock them down. While owners pretended to help the fallen victims, they relieved them of watches and purses, exploiting the distraction for theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Maury County Officials Nominated for August Election
Authorized notices announce multiple candidates for sheriff trustee and judge posts in Maury County and surrounding areas. Names include Alex A Harker, St Whit Hight, James B Gramwrysm, James m Rennon, and others seeking August elections. Some entries contain OCR errors but indicate official candidacy across sheriff, trustee, and county judge offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif
Alex A Harker
Love Webb
Shen
Maury County
St. Whit
Jas. B. Gramwrysm
Helen Gould The Angel of the Camp and Her Charity
A profile of Helen Miller Gould praising her charity work through Woodycrest and Montauk Point aid to soldiers and poor children. It highlights her practical approach, business sense, and plans for a Hall of Fame at New York University with fifty inscribed names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoelen Gould
Helen Goult
Miss Gould
Abe
Phucieg
Pelaya
Gould
Woodycrest
Mark
Misa Gould
Montauk Point
Cuba
Porto Rico
Tente
Cora
Hudson
Mise Gould
Christinne
Indiana
Helen Miller Gould
Promine
Hall of Fame
New York University
Harlem River
Republic
Mysterious Six Hour Kidney Cure Advertised
Fragmentary ad copy touts a quick six hour relief for kidney disease from a New South aperiene cure. It mentions a remedy sold by AB Wiss and promises rapid results but provides unclear details or verifiable claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weliep
Biedder
AB Wiss
Poor Richard birthday and Indian railway census
The Detroit Journal notes Benjamin Franklin born January 6 1704 in Boston and his roles as philosopher statesman and scientist. It also reports an insect census analyzing Indian and American railways with India operating 23000 miles of track earning 87485561 gross and 46079621 net, 6.31 percent profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Benjamin Franklin
Boston
Pvet
Indian Railway
India
United States
Detroit Journal
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Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Fall
Wathr Valley
Water Valley
Kro
Hatener
Goshen
Iam
Alexander
B'Slock
Goshen Church
Hob Pigg
Harria
Santa Fe
Emma Kinserepant
Jim Jones
Orrstra
Mally Hill
Tie
Lillie
A. J. Bates
Dragetat, Columbia, Fenn
Williamsport
Sadie Williams
Manta Hon
Bi Water Valley
le ‘Rarnor
Mra. Foxall
Bear Cepent
Ie Wetjanvoie
É. & Collins
Sellar
Lovetteville
Woldjdige
Monach
T. N. Figuers
Volcanto
Bucklen
Alan
Woldridge
Rat ‘Harling Rtd Co
Chlodge
Maskete Rew
J. A
Dock) Crowe
Agner County
James m. [Rennon
Ofd
Maury
Sue AU Btne Elbottn
Judith
Te Judee BE
Ssiacunes Jude Be
Jude
County Criminal Court
C. W Irvine
Helen Gould
Maury Nation Columina
Trenesser
Toree
MeLamore
Fapmore
HEEO
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Vioa-Draidest
Dr hoTois
Loyd Cood
W.P. Ridler
Jamie
C. A. Park RE Conbeit
Tab Phoenix
Paldiq Capital
Tehierson
John D. Dubbing
W. B.greenlaw
Watkins
Marchante
Anto
J.P. Street
W. Frierson, Jr
Hutton
Jan
Rondens
Smeusons
Farmers:& Merchants’ Bank
J.P. Brownlow
J. R. Gracy
Jno
W. Fry
J.J. Fleming
J. E. Brownlow
T. J. Rea
John W. Fry
J. P. Brownlow
Bithial Howard J.F. Brownlow
J. F. Brownlow
Osborne
J. P. Street & Co
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