John N Gant Called by Death in Booneville Ark
John N Gant, once a prominent Columbia merchant, died aged sixty nine while visiting Booneville Arkansas for health. He lived in Columbia until about twelve years ago, survived by his wife and six children, with brothers in several states. His remains were brought back to Columbia for burial at Rose Hill cemetery as services were conducted by Rev. W C Alexander. Oakes Nichols funeral directors handled arrangements.
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John N. Gant
Columbia
Booneville
Ark
Mr. Gant
Nashville
Gant Broa
Ies
Mary
Carrie
Mack
John
H. A. Gant
W. W. Gant
Texas
Albert 5. Gant
Hazlehurst
W. K. Oliver
Hazelhurst
Misa
Rose Hill Cemetery
W. C. Alexander
How to Get Rid of a Cold by Foley's Honey and Tar
C. H. Summers of Holdredge Nebraska describes a severe cough and cold that kept him from sleeping. He reports his cough was entirely cured by using Foley's Honey and Tar as directed and credits it with his speedy recovery. Children enjoy it and it soothes and heals.
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C. H. Summers
Holdredge
Neb
Foley
Smiler Drug CO
Puncture Charges Against County Court Members
Investigating committee hearings reveal warrants drawn by county justices were often offered as accommodations or work for the road fund, with little to no county loss shown. Witnesses including Denton and Forgey discuss warrants and personal payments, while several other justices testify about hogs, mules, oats, and a mule check in a fluctuating tale of county charges. The session adjourned to June 28 for further testimony.
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Joint
Ehsan
Justices of the Peace
Denton
Fifth District
R. A. Wilkes
Wilkes
Justice of the Peace
Ad H. Forgey
Justice Ford
Rey
J. C. Church
Senate
John T. Akin
Church
Fraser
Akin
Squire J. A. Crowe
Wolfe
Work House
Justle
Squire Holt
Corm
Hight
Squire Denton
Squires Brooks
Wishth
Pogue
Justice Russell
Jasper C. Taylor
Herald
Wheat crop shows improvement in county according to agent
County Agent C. L. Farris reports the wheat crop has greatly improved over the past two weeks. He notes better standing and fuller heads, and predicts yields near the county average if weather stays favorable. Oats disappoint, with few good stands and below average yields. Clover and other crops are good, and fair weather could yield a big hay crop.
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C. L. Farris
Adler-i-ka claims astonishing bowel cleansing results
Columbia residents read that Adler-i-ka, a simple buckhorn bark and glycerine mixture, thoroughly cleanses the upper and lower bowels and is touted for constipation and gas relief. The Smiser Drug Co. advertisement promotes one spoonful as effective in many cases with gas passing within a minute.
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Columbia
Smiser Drug Co
Advtlg
Picture Mouldings and Frames Offerings Expanded
A local shop announces new line of picture mouldings and frames of all sizes. They also stock paint and varnish, fly paper, and fly traps for framing and home upkeep.
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Robinson & Pigg Furniture Co
Big Ben
Baby Ben
H. $. Lilius
Geo. R. White
Tenn White Serum Company
Nashn Doe Eutenn
Arkansas
Seworth
Columbia Canning
J. J. Wilson
Bell Phone
the Herald
Squire Glenn
Timothy Hay
Sylvania Woods
Clifton Mills
Cardus
Cardu
Mustang
Beast
Ciniment
J. P. McGaw
17Th Street
Highland Park Ave
Maury County
MO. P. McGaw
School St
Columbia, Tenn
Rees & Bradley
South Main Street
Farr
Chay
Owe
Crex
F. Swansburf
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