Democratic Independent Tigret Slate For Supreme Judges
A political ticket titled For a Free Judiciary lists candidates for Supreme Judges John K. Shield of Grainger D L Landsden of Putnam Grafton Green of Davidson M M Neil of Gitaoa W D Brard of Shelby for Court of Appeals H Hughes of Claiborne C Higgins of Lincoln Frank Wilson of Sumner John M Taylor of Henderson Frank P Hall of Weakley.
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John K. Shield
Grainger
D. L. Lansden
Putnam
Grafton Green
Davidson
M. M. Neil
Gitaoa
W. D. Brard
Shelby
Court OF Appeals
H. ¥. Hughes
Claiborne
C. Higgins
Lincoln
Frank Wilson
Sumner
John M. Taylor
Hendergon
Frank P. Hall
Weakley
Renewal of Hardy and Edgerton School Lease Earns Public Support
The Military Academy in Columbia, Maury County, celebrates a five year lease renewal for Hardy and Edgerton as school principals. Trustees, citizens, and the community credit organized public effort for stability and continued educational progress, urging ongoing trustee engagement and frequent oversight.
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Military Academy
Columbia
Maury County
Hardy
Myler
Col. Edgerton
Punctuality as a valued social business virtue
The article argues that punctuality marks reliable character and garners goodwill in business and social circles. It notes few are truly punctual, excuses are often feigned, and habit, not merit, explains habitual lateness. It observes business people notice promptness in others and that women are less often prompt in engagements.
John Ikey Cox Recalled in Tennessee Political Dustup
Tennessee public and press revive memories of John Isaac Cox aka John Ikey in a heated discussion sparked by Harvey Hannah s speech at the Democratic Convention. The Herald critiques Cox s treachery and calls for erasing his name from local memory while praising street improvements and a proposed civilian street department. Chattanooga eyes future trading days and transit gains modeled after Columbia.
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Tennessee
John Isaac Cox
Harvey Hannah
Dorasy Thomas
Senate
J. L
John Ike
Benedict Arnold
Judas Iscariot
Dunc Cooper
Patterson
Tennessee Patterson
John Isaac
John ‘Isaac
Bles
A Plea for Diligent Punctuality in Appointments
A stern critique condemns lateness and procrastination in social and business meetings. It argues timely arrivals protect others time, citing a veteran businessman who valued promptness, and warns against delaying engagements as selfish and harmful to all involved.
June Sale of White Lingerie Opens Saturday Morning
Mkennon Anderson Foster announce the June sale of ladies muslin underwear and linen goods beginning Saturday June 4 in Columbia. The display features gowns, skirts, combination suits, drawers, and cambric items priced from 25 cents to under 3 dollars, highlighting embroidery and lace trims in a wide array of styles.
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OUR
Columbia
New York
Bargain Textile Sale With Ready Made Garments
A sale offers silk suits at 12.90, poplin dresses for 2.90, and linen skirts at 1.00 to 1.50. Embroidery and lace trimmed fabrics priced per yard from 5c to 75c, with linens, lawns, and handkerchiefs listed in bulk for quick purchase. Local shoppers find multiple fabric widths and materials including Rajah silk and Persian lawn.
Fractious politics and temperance in Tennessee musings
A garbled 19th century fragmented screed cites figures such as Gore and Roosevelt and critiques the Tennessee editor scene. It hints at party loyalty, temperance work, and a mock praise of Patterson while lampooning various editors and local leaders with scattered names and places, ending with a jab about Sunday schools.
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Patterson
Union 6
Jnat
Columbia
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Columbia Herald
Democratic Independent
Tigret
Chattanooga
M’kennon
Anderson & Foster
Sale
Angerte
Empire
Wallace
Darta
Torchon
Panama
W. L. Douglas
Milan
John 4. Gore
Cumtoma
Theodore Roosevelt
Sunday School Union
Teddy
Cockroach
Memphis
Barton
Beau Molk
The
American
Nashville Tennessean
Jooks
John Ikey
Itfe Cooke
Chattanooge
Maney Schawb Jroseville
Morris
Camdem
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