Savings Bank Advertisement Pitches Higher Interest
A Columbia Savings & Trust Co advertises a savings account with 3 percent interest, compounded twice yearly, urging readers to start a bank account now to meet future expenses. It highlights ease of saving and recommends opening an account for quicker, simpler money growth.
Society Notes Highlight Weddings and Social Events
Society pages outline the upcoming marriage of Lillie Snow to Wallace Henry Sellers at the Ley Church home in Car ter s Creek on June 30. Guests attend card parties, dances, and missionary society meetings at homes across Florence, Nashville, and nearby towns, with several weddings, rehearsals, and social gatherings reported in detail.
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Sellors Church
Miss Brown
Annie Holmes Fry
West Ninth Street
Ida May Brown
Lyonville
Rachel Carpenter
Mary Brooks
Harriet Nichole
James Jones
Bishop Denny to Preach Sunday at First Presbyterian
Bishop Collins Denny, newly elevated to the episcopacy, will preach at 11 a.m. Sunday at the First Presbyterian church in Columbia. He will lead union services at 8 p.m. with Uptown churches. this visit may draw his largest local audience yet as he nears new Methodist duties. Denny previously taught at Vanderbilt University and narrowly missed bishop elections in 1902 and 1906.
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Collins Denny
Vanderbilt
First Presbyterian Church
Denny
Methodist Church
Columbia
Dalian
Birmingham
Asheville
N.C
Bishop
Methoiste
Vanderbilt University
Bristow Draper to Leave Mill Job in Burlington
Bristow Draper, three years a Burlington mill hand, will reconcile with his father Governor Bristow Draper. Mrs Eben Draper announced they will move to Westcott Cottage in Hopedale within weeks, with Bristow likely to join the Draper Company mill. The family notes no other plans beyond his return and residence with them.
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Boston
Jane
Bristow Draper
Burlington
Young Draper
Queenie Sanford
Eben
Draper
Hopedale
Westcott
Bristow
Draper Baby
Hopedate
Draper Company
Wealthy mine owner seeks divorce amid New Thought reading
Paducah June 7 Special Nathan William Eades of Kuttawa, a coal mine owner, answers for divorce from Mrs. Woodson Cates Hades of Paducah. He says her mind is poisoned by New Thought literature and that home life is uncomfortable. She seeks $50,000 alimony. he estimates wealth at $30,000 though reputed at $200,000. The family holds high social standing.
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Paducah, Ky
Nathan William Eades
Kuttawa
Woodson Cates Hades
Paducah
Wisconsin G C P Denounces Bolters At State Convention
Milwaukee June 9 The Wisconsin G C P denounced bolters while praising the Republican national administration at the Republican State Convention in the auditorium. VP James Sherman addressed the crowd and urged party regularity as speakers praised Taft and attacked opposing officeholders. The platform and candidates were deferred to the next day and September primaries.
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Milwaukee
Wis
James Sherman
Washington
Taft
Sherman
Regular Democratic slate named for Attorney General race
In Chattanooga the County Democratic Executive Committee authorized a campaign committee to back M. M. Whitaker as the regular Democratic candidate for Attorney General in the Sixth District. Esquire Bass’s resolution passed 83 to 8. Appointed to lead the campaign were R. B. Henderson, R. B. Davenport, I& I Base, Ethan L. Bachman, G. H Ford, S. L. Boast, J. O. Martin, Wilson Kere, George T. Balfour, and Guard Yarnell.
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M. M. Whitaker
Sominga
Bixth
Esquire Bass
Msquire Bass
R. B. Henderson
R. B. Davenport
Ethan L. Bachman
G. H Ford
L. Boast
Martin
Wilson Kere
George T. Balfour
Guard Yarnell
Aged veteran swears intimidation attempted in vote
Special to The Herald Nashville Tennessee June 6 H M Carter a Confederate pensioner of Bedford county writes to the Pension Board in Nashville claiming an effort to control his vote through intimidation. He says Robert Reaves warned him to vote carefully or risk losing his pension. He opposed Gunator Carmack in the primary but now supports Patterson, even if Republican, after Carmack's assassination and Cooper's pardon.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Pune
H. M. Carter
Bedford County
The
Pension Board
Robert Reaves
Porter
Maury National Bank Capital Stock Reaches 200000
The Maury National Bank has increased its capital stock over time and added to its surplus year by year, with the paid in capital now totaling two hundred thousand dollars.
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The
Maury National Bank
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