Births And Local Market Notes From Nashville
A note records the birth of a son to Gov ernor and Mrs. Patterson at the governor’s mansion in Nashville. John N. Gant Jr. is named. W B Burnett reports livestock deals including a driving mare sold for 300 dollars and flocks traded with Jim Ollie Ewing and N F Vaughn. The Black Sox beat the Nashville Giants 2 0 at Riverside Park with Slim Jim earning the win. Pulaski Tigers visit for games this afternoon and Friday after noon.
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John N. Gant
John N. Gant, Jr
M. R. Patterson
Gvernor
Nashville
W. B. Burnett
Perry Bros
Jim Ollie Ewing
N. F. Vaughn
Black Sox
Nashville Giants
Riverside Park
Slim Jim
Pulaski Tigers
Mules Wanted at Columbia Stock Yards
Advertiser J P Hudson of New Orleans offers to buy mules and will be at the Columbia Stock Yards on Monday August 1 to purchase fine stock.
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Columbia Stock Yards
Ivens-Graham
Sue Cheatham Graham
Edmund Masters Ivens
New Orleans
D&w
J. P. Hudson
Mrs Julia Gilliam 86 Dies at Home On Bear Creek Pike
Mrs Julia Gilliam aged 86 dies at her home on Bear Creek pike near Sharps from old age. Funeral services conducted by Rev Frank Tankeley Sunday noon at 2 at the residence. Interment at Sharps cemetery. Survived by three daughters Mrs Nancie Sharp Mrs Sallie McAfee and Mrs Bettie Mosley.
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Julia Gilliam
Bear Creek Pike
Sharps
Frank Tankeley Sundh
Sharps’ Cemetery
Gilliam
Nancie Sharp
Sallie McAfee
Bettie Mosley
Nat Callett Ill With Typhoid For Two Weeks
Nat Callett has been ill for two weeks with typhoid fever and is feared not to recover soon. His condition remains serious and doctors express concern for his recovery prospects.
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Nat Callett
For Sale A Concrete Block Machine Outfit
For sale a concrete block machine outfit described as nearly new and economical for a single house project. Horace Rainey advertises the item with location details and weekly notices.
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Mound City Paints
Mrs. Everett Wins the Prize in McKennon Anderson contest
Mrs. Frank F. Everett won first prize in the McKennon Anderson & Foster guessing contest for the exact number of wheat grains in a jar. W W Chaffin placed second. The event drew strong interest and the shop reported a successful sale and customer engagement. Doan s Reguleta advertised as a remedy for liver and digestion.
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McKennon, Anderson & Foster's
Frank F. Everett
W. W. Chaffin
Fim
Riverside Valley town Riv verbank bans saloons forever
Fresno July 27 District Agent Hobart declares Riv verbank the first railroad town to ban saloons for all time in the new mid valley division. The dry policy stems from Santa Fe Railroad deed restrictions on property.
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Fresno
Cal
Santa Fe
Rivverbank
Hobart
Doan's Ointment Ad Alleges Quick Itch Relief
vintage ad copy promoting Doan's Ointment as a cure for piles and itching. claims of fast relief and universal sale at druggists, with a promotional push for subscriptions to The Herald.
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TryDoan
Social Highlights Brighten Columbia Week
Miss Farisa Honored visits, dances at Oakland Fork Pavilion, and warm gatherings hosted by Misses Bibb, Moore, and Carroll mark a week of society events. U. D. C. meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Fariss, Parker Andrews engagement announced, and multiple prenuptial entertainments showcase Columbia’s prominent families and summer social life.
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Farisa
Ming Mary Ells Farias
Kittie Bibb
Decatur
Ala
Parties
Miss Pillow
Mary Pillow
Horace Frierson, Jr
Willer Werfeld
Norma Warfield
Rebecca Watson
Mary D. Warfield
Henry Evans
William Evans
Sam Harlan
Geo. T. Hughes
Killarney
Nellie Williamson
Kate Sowell
Florence Shelton
Gladys Dedman
Annile Mal Fleming
Frances Moore
Cornelia Alexander
Sarah Morgan
Moles Wanted at Columbia Stock Auction
Notice lists J will attend the Columbia Stock sale featuring big mules. D and W to August 1. J. P. Hudson.
Work Begins On New Railroad To Mt Pleasant
Construction of the Middle Tennessee Railway from Water Valley to Mt Pleasant has started. Officials expect completion within about a year as trains already run from Leatherwood to Franklin, with Franklin linking to the Interurban toward Nashville.
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MT. Pleasant
Middle Tennessee Railway
Water Valley
Mt Pleasant
Midawe Tennessee Railway
Franklin
Leatherwood
Nashville
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Crafton Green
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R. E. Cooke John K. Shields
R. D. Bell
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R. E. Maiden
Matt M.neil
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H.Y. Hughes
M. T. Bryan
A. R. Gholson
Joseph C. Higgins
S.F. Wilson
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James D. Sentor
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L&w
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Mrs. F. Everett
Doan
Forever
Herald
Sarah Moore
Sure Moore
West Ninth Street
Frances Thornton
Alice Sarvan
Mise Moore
Handoome
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Frank H. Smith
Clarksville
Lula Zollicoffer Sanson
Jefferson Davie
Lelia Barr Anderson
Frank Smith
Parker-Andrews
Lee M. Andrews
Pine Bluff
Ark
Jessie
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Columbia, Tennessee
Julia Biddle
Cosmopolitan Club
Miss Mary Pillow
Miss Hollingsworth
Alabama
Columbia
Lincoln County News
Luzelle Hodge
Elisabeth Jones
Helen Pope
Jones and Hodge
Brouchard
Pope
Hasteas
Miss Pope
Miss Hodge
Miss Jones
Miss Branchard
Ernest McLemore
Leonard Hughes
Ewing Everett
George McAdams
Fred Stephenson
Rutherford Creek
Duke Shields
Albert H. Shields
Lucius Simpson Duke
Kate Shields
Mendelssohn
Sam Jc. Harlan
Boaz
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Mr. Duke
Earl Weat
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Chicago
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Rosa Barnett
Daniel Voss
Birdie Daniel
Edgar Voss
Morgan Bryant
Groveland
Virgie Daniel
Bruce Smith
John Edmondson
John Daniel
Mr. Voss
Capt. Voss
Boaz & Reynolds
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Glendale
Abe Meek
Pulaski Pike
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Missey
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Louise McFall
George McFall
Grant McFall
McFall
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Rock
Mis
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Ance
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West 7Th Street Grocer
Columbia Savings & Trust CO
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Bell Phone
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