Sheegog horse nearly breaks track record at South Side Park
The brown stallion Correctly bred by Plummer Webster and driven by Jobo E Walker stormed the South Side Park maiden heat, nearly breaking the 2:10% track record set by Opal Wilson. Nelson H. won the 2:17 class in three straight heats as Helen Trix faded in the stretch.
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Opal Wilson
Joe Anderson
Chattareega
Plucimer Webster
Maury County
Uncle Wash
John Trotwood Moore
Sallie
Brown Hal
Plummer Webster
Chattanooga
Opal Wilon
Anderson
W. P. Woldridge
Nelson H
Maury County Horses Win at Mid-Summer Meet
Annie Laury and Correctly, two Maury County bred horses, won during the mid-summer meet in the Imperial Blue Grass region. Annie Laury, six, owned by Hammond Webster, won the opening 2 pace event in fast time and had never raced professionally. Correctly, seven, had never before raced against thoroughbreds. Both showed stamina and speed likely to produce low marks as the season continues.
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Maury County
Annie Laury
Hammond Webster
Correctly
Bob Taylor Defends Party Duties Amid Abusive Attacks
In a fiery statement, Bob Taylor lashes out at Wachine's organization over alleged abuse and declares his lifelong Democratic loyalty. He rejects external meddling and vows to settle party differences within party lines, noting the hurt in delaying promises and stressing steadfastness to his principles.
Senator Taylor Breaks With The Machine In Tennessee
Senator Rob L. Taylor announces withdrawing support from The Machine led campaign in Tennessee. He recalls a message promising Nashville American backing if he joined Patterson’s slate, rejects factional pressure, and urges Democrats to reunite or risk Republican gains. He condemns threats and emphasizes duty over party pressure while recounting reactions from Milton Ochs and Ochs’s stance on his candidacy.
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Wanshington
Robi. L. Taylor
Gill Chautauqua
Middle West
Nashville American
Machine
Tennessee
Milton Ocha
Taylor
Patterson
Senate
Senator Taylor
Dyas
Ochs
Ex-Bull
Washington
Nashville
Kidney Remedy Praised By Mississippi Woman
Mrs Mollie McRaney of Prentiss Mississippi writes that four bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy cured her severe kidney and bladder trouble and saved her life. She recommends Foley's Kidney Remedy to any sufferer of kidney disease. Bold by all Druggists.
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Mollie McRaney
Prentiss Miss
Foley
Sayng
State Colored Baptists reelect officers at annual meeting
At the colored State convention of Baptists yesterday all officers were reelected without opposition. L. G. Jordan spoke after returning from the world missionary conference in Scotland. The Woman's Auxiliary met at First Baptist church with Rev. C. A. Bell preaching. They raised 5000 for educational and missionary work. President Mrs. M. E. Hamilton reported strong convention progress and statistician J. T. Turner noted 165000 Baptists in the state and about 800 students in the three state schools.
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Colored State Convention of Baptists
L. G. Jordan
Louisville
World Missionary Conference
Elderburg
Scotland
Woman's Auxiliary Convention
First Baptist Church
C. A. Bell
Chattanooga
M. E. Hamilton
Knoxville
J. T. Turner
Nashville
Baptists Condemn Patterson Libel In Tennessee Struggle
The Big Hatchie Baptist Association at Ripley adopted a temperance report upholding law enforcement and denouncing saloon interests claims that clergy, women, and churches meddle in politics. The resolution rejects as a plan the insinuation that most Tennessee preachers are criminals or murders at large.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Big Hatchie Association of Baptists
Ripley
Committee On Temperance
Tennessee
Foley's Honey and Tar for Hay Fever and Cough Relief
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for hay fever and asthma symptoms, claiming relief for head and throat irritation. The product, in a yellow package, is marketed as soothing and healing and available at druggists with a subscription note for The Herald.
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Foley
Middle Tennessee Railway to extend line to Mt Pleasant
The Middle Tennessee Railway moves to extend from Water Valley to Mt Pleasant and begins condemnation to obtain Forgey land. Grading contracts are awarded and work will start soon as right of way is secured. The line taps Leatherwood branch six miles from Leatherwood and passes through a phosphate rich fertile country. Citizens along the route donate rights of way and funds. road completion aims to abandon Leatherwood mines and use Mt Pleasant rock.
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M. T. Railway
Water Valley
Middle Tennessee
Mt. Pleasant
Ad Forgey
Leatherwood
Presbyterians Remodel Manse for New Pastor Arrival
The Presbyterian manse is being remodeled repapered and replastered ahead of Rev. Molloy the new pastor from Memphis expected mid August. The unoccupied home awaits occupancy to host the minister and family.
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Molloy
Memphis
Bright Side of Life through Small Savings
A short remark on frugality noting that even modest savings can shift outlooks toward optimism. It highlights thrift as a practical first step to improving everyday finances and morale. The focus stays on personal budgeting and prudent spending as a path to better feelings about life.
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Quizendia
Helen Trix
Thomas
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Walker
Direct
B. G
Whitehead
Petivincoet
the Elk
Elk Tom
C. Thomas
John R Gentry
S. Thomas
Red Top
Dan Gupid Reaves
John Shelton
the Spy
McKay
Jurzondia
B. m
Lord Garman Jr. Anderson
Duplex
Ada McKay
Imperial County
Blue Grass Belt
New York
Ran
Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust Co
Bob Taylor
Wachine
Betheen
Democrat
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & GO
Baptists
Gupacribe
the Herald
Oliver
Dobbins & Ewing
The
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