Pure Food Show to Highlight County Fair Exhibit
A county fair movement to honor a pure food exhibit drew hearty approval at a Thursday night meeting of the Retail Grocers Association held at the courthouse. Committees were named to enlist manufacturers and recruit members, with a June 18 meeting to elect officers and advance plans for the show.
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Court House
Aiso
McGaw
Maury County Fair Association
Ritter
John Calvert
M. S. King
Miles Cook
Ed Turner
H. E. Ritter
el Haynes
H. T. Sloan
Messrsing
Harbison
Billington
Guest
Icker
Fragmentary Engagement Notices From Local Social Page
Short line items show D Edson to Mrs Dora Baker Ames Thomas Runions to Miss Ida Embler Jen Shannon Wright to Miss Rob May Venerable T Henry to Miss Bessie Orman.
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D. Edson
Dora Baker
Ames Thomas Runions
Ida ¢ Embler
Jen Shannon Wright
Rob
May Venerable
T. Henry
Bessie Orman
Hymn to Heritage and Reunion Amid War's Shadow
A reverent meditation on memory and healing after conflict. It extols the South's enduring honor, the solace of reunion in a heavenly city, and the transformative power of love guiding future hope for a nation scarred by war. It urges casting aside bitterness and embracing love as the greatest force.
St. Peter's Church Claim Paid in House Action
Congressman Padgett helped push omnibus claims through the House providing $7,600 for a site for a public building in Pulaski and paving the way for a future post office. The block notes this as the second public building secured for the district despite Pulaski not meeting typical population or receipts criteria.
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Congressman Padgett
House of Representatives
Congress
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Senate
Mt. Padgett
House
St. Peter's Church
Padgett
Probable price outlook for Texas flood crops
Reports from major newspapers analyze how Texas floods may tighten wheat and corn supplies while the South remains less affected. Wheat likely opens near 0 to 1.0 per bushel. oats expected large with futures around 0.45 to 0.50. Corn prospects show cautious notes with 2.00 to 2.21 per bushel as a possible range.
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United States
Texas
South
St. Louis
Middle Basin
Somme
Sheep For Sale in Columbia Illinois
Sheep for sale Pitty Kentucky Southdown and Shryehire bucks aged one and two years. Address or phone Matthew Gahard Columbia, Illinois phone 744.
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Kentucky
Gahard
Columbia
Tena
Ill
Heavy verdict against L. and N. at Circuit Court
W L Holman administrator of Thomas Tidwell recovered 4000 against Louisville and Nashville Railway for a fatal accident near Gallatin in which Tidwell, a bridge crew member from Columbia, was killed when a heavy girder fell on him. The company paid promptly after verdict, while a second case, Tomlinson vs Black over a $1000 jack, remains with the jury.
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W. L. Holman
Thomas Tidwell
Louisville & Nashville Railway
Tidwell
Columbia
Louisville & Nashville
Gallatin
J. B. Tomlinson
Black
Violations Of Postal Laws On Rural Route Boxes
The article warns that owning a rural route box does not grant rights without full postage. It states no circulars or un stamped items may be placed in rural boxes and neighbors cannot leave notes unless properly stamped. Postmaster Jackson urges enforcement to avoid legal penalties and extra costs.
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Jackson
County guardians named for minor heirs in local court
Mrs Sallie Parks is named guardian of Andrew Parks in County Court. Mrs Sallie Montgomery is named guardian of Edgar B and Grace Montgomery. Calender Co supplying sacks for wheat oats and potatoes at low prices. Election notices warn of constable elections September 6 in rural districts. L C Sealey announces in Fourth district. Brown cult case of L A Woods found dead in pasture. Various social mentions occupy local scene with several counties and towns referenced.
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Sallie Parks
Andrew Parks
Sallie Montgomery
Edgar B
Grace Montgomery
Callender & CO
Elvil
L. C. Sealey
L. A. Woods
Culleoka
Taylor’s Talk Causes Talk in Tennessean Interview
Special report from Nashville dated June 4 describes Senator Taylor’s Tennessean interview as the town’s hot topic. It targets Major E. Lewis, called the Sycamore Powder trust, who ran a powder mill at Sycamore and led multiple firms including the American Company and the Louisville & Nashville Terminal Company. He also chaired boards of the Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railroad.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Gar
Taylor
Tennessean
Lewis
Sycamore Powder Trust
Powder Trust
Sycamore, Tenn
American Company
Senator Taylor
Louieville & Nashville Terminal Company
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railroad Company
Lawyer Weissenbach Charged With Larceny and Embezzlement
MEMPHIS Tenn June 2 Two indictments return against Henry Weissenbach former Chicago attorney and Republican nominee for Supreme Court judge He faces charges of embezzlement and obtaining money by false pretenses The stockholder claim he secured 8000 from him with false resources statements and 5000 embezzled as Secretary Treasurer He surrendered to bond set at 20000 Laurens Block president of the firm also indicted for obtaining money under false pretenses
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Memphis
Tenn
Henry Weissenbach
Chicago
Supreme Court
Black Mercantile Company
Weissenbach
Laurens Block
Law and Order League outlines plan to enforce laws
Hopkinsville Kentucky June 2 The Law and Order League issued a statement urging enforcement of existing laws and formation of new ones. It calls for zealous officials, removal of dishonest ones, and the rejection of vigilantism while pledging to stop lawlessness and punish evildoers.
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Hopkinsville
Law and Order League
Muwelf
Three Criminal Court Cases Heard in County Court
Three cases appeared in county criminal court. Aine Creeks charged with carrying a racer was fined. WHE Penniase charged with carrying a pistol faced a fine. Dave Rivers charged with poult Shreeny was sentenced to forty-five days on the CONDLS FOU ani oonta.
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Diapewel
Wedsonda
Aine Creeks
Charead
Racer
Cewia
Penniase
Corte
Dave Rivers
Ardent Senate Race Faces Weather Change in Chien County
In Union City Tennessee supporters of Senator Carmack and Gov Patterson adapt campaign events to rain. A public demonstration at Trablog School is moved to the Opera House with admission by pass, as both sides marshal parades and regional delegations. Carmack backers claim an eighty vote majority. Weather disrupts plans across Oblon county and nearby areas.
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Herald
Union City
Tenn
Rallty
Trablog
Opera House
Passivie LO
Patterson
Carmack
W. H. Gardner
Senator Carmack
Palace Hotel
Oblon County
President to Stop Her Spell Ends in Detention
Mrs Kate Jackley, from Potosi Wisconsin, traveled to Washington to seek Roosevelt's help for a supposed meddlesome undercurrent. She is held in the House of Detention as papers are prepared for confinement to the government hospital for the insane.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Kate Jackley
Potosi
Wis
Hargis Case To Be Tried After Spicer Verdict
In Jackson Kentucky Beech Hargis case delayed again as court finishes Spicer murder trial. James Johnson nephew shot on the Kent Kentucky River three years ago. Myre Johnson, mother of the slain boy, testified she feared for her life as he lay dying. The Hargis case set for tomorrow morning with both sides ready. Stephen Smith, missing witness, was located and brought to court.
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Jackson
Beech Hargis
Roger Spicer
James Johnson
Johnson
James Marcum
Kent Incky
Myre
Stephen Smith
Curran Won't Eat With Negro at Detroit Restaurant
Chief Henry Curran from Nashville attended the International Association of Police Chiefs meeting in Detroit and forcibly ejected a Black patron who attempted to sit at a nearby table. The man was reportedly cast into the street along with his cup and saucer as his meal ended.
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Detroit
Mich
Henry Curran
Nashville
Tenn
Chler
Delegates Named by Sons of Veterans for the Hirth Reunion
The Sons of Veterans selected delegates from the Land of Confeturite Vennilthie to attend the Hirth reunion. The chosen are PG. Simith, WP Turner, Fred Latte, and Wong Turner.
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Sons OF Veterans
Hirth
PG. Simith
WP Turner
Fred Latte
Wong Turner
Card of Thanks for Joanie Brinns Loss
A card of thanks from Mr and Mrs G D Brinn expresses gratitude for the kindness shown during the illness and death of their son Joanie over the past two years. They extend thanks to Mitnyelende and wish God’s blessings on all who offered support.
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Joanie
G. D. Brinn
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