Knights of Pythias Elect Officers and Decoration Day Plans
Phintias lodge elected officers for the ensuing term led by W B Turner as C C and W P Erwin. Decoration Day was set for the third Sunday in June with services at Rose Hill Cemetery at 4 PM. The lodge invited Franklin lodge to visit next Friday to confer the third rank in long form and test candidates for first and second ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phintias Lodge
W. B. Turner
C C
W.P. Erwin
Robt. J. Harlan
Shelby Coffey
K. RS
M. F.nn
Brewin
P. B. Forgey
Col. Akin
Rose Hill Cemetery
Franklin Lodge
Botanic Blood Balm Promises Cure for Blood and Skin Ailments
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a remedy for blood poisoning ulcers pimples boils and skin diseases. Testimonial lines claim rapid relief and renewed vitality for sufferers with claims of cures and free medical advice from the Bol Co AbibE F Des rie Louisitie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine
Robert Ward
Maxey
Saya
Balu
Geo. A. Williams
Roxbury
Conella
Abibe F
Younger and James Arrested in Gambler Scam Case
Danes and Cole Younger, former bandits once linked to a wild west show, were detained after a scheme involving gambling game cons. Hearing revealed they were salaried workers for the enterprise’s actual owner, Bear Wag Ther Pan, amid snowy conditions tied to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danes
Cole Younger
Bear Wag Ther Pan
Mt Pleasant News Roundup Delivers Local Developments
Miss Andie Williams returns from Pulaski where she taught art at Martin College. Local interest grows over a proposed turnpike to Mt Pleasant with efforts to secure workhouse construction once the Bigbyville road is finished. Aubrey K. Doss, son of Rev. and Mrs. W H Doss, admitted to the bar in Greenville Tex. Rev W A Cleveland withdraws resignation as Mt Pleasant Presbyterian pastor. Bell and Mankin move scrap contracts from Tennessee Central Railway near Carrsville back to Mt Pleasant. Maury Lodge Knights of Pythias elect officers at a regular meeting. Distressing kidney and bladder disease relief within hours by New Great South American Kidney Cure. sold by A T Rulon.
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Chronicle
Andie Williams
Pulaski
Martin College
Hampshire
Mt. Pleasant
Bigbyville Road
Aubrey K. Doss
W. H. Doss
Greenville
Tex
W. A. Cleveland
Messrs Bell & Mankin
Tennessee Central Railway
Carris Ville
Mt Pleasant
Charleston Mining Co
Ridley Place
Maury Lodge No. 107
Knights of Pythive
Rufus
Jackso
HG. Hernan
Vo Oy
W. Cooper
Toos. Rogers
MW D
Stockman
Me Ay
P. Chandier
Justee
Mrs Cook Rises After Battery Injury Incident
Mrs Wes Cook, once severely injured in a road incident, shows improvement and is able to sit up as she continues recovery efforts under medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Cook
Tie Roneway
Ubie
Pti
Frighteird Hore and the Vanishing Winton Salve Burasy
A garbled historical fragment describes a frightful scene and mentions a salve or remedy named Winton Salve Burasy. The text mentions people escaping through streets and something about appeasing discomfort, with unclear details and several misspellings.
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Rugklen
Sailors Beaten as Columbia Sweeps Two Games
A small crowd watched Columbia defeat the Sailors of Nashville in two slow games on Saturday afternoon. The first game ended 10 to 0 in favor of Columbia, a shutout. The second was closer, Columbia winning 8 to 0 as Nashville pitcher Sawyer pitched both games for Columbia. Hot weather notes and a patent medicine testimonial follow.
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Columbia
Sailors
Nashville
Sawyer
Wild West Show Parade in Columbia Draws Crowds
The Wild West Snow troupe with Casey Younger and James staged exhibitions in Columbia on Sunday and Monday beside Riverside Park. A daytime parade along principal streets drew large crowds, with Indians cowboys and stage coach acts as the highlight. The two ex-bandits attracted morbid curiosity at the hotel. A second night exhibition followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Frank James
Columbia
Riverside Park
Totereat
Lise
Casey Younger
James
Costly Mistake and Elusive Remedies Mentioned in Fragment
A garbled passage notes expensive remedies for ailments and a mention of Tar. Kime's New Life tile for Dorpepsia nausea headaches and liver trouble. It also references a Trink store and a meeting of the King’s Daughters in Memphis in November 104.
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Kime
Thorouel Zia
We PB
Liter State Conference of the King's Daughters
Memphis
New Secret Fraternal Order Formed in Columbia
A new lodge named Maury Legion No. 316 of the Order of Select Rights was organized in Columbia on Friday night by L. M. Staples of Tullahoma. Installation involved visiting members from Nashville and Hermitage, with a list of names from Pulaski Corneraville and Liberty Legion. The ceremony occurred above Waldridge's drug store.
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Columbia
Order of Select Rights
Maury Legion No
L. M. Staples
Tullahoma
Fermitage Legion of
Nashville
Liberty Legion
Afred Aldred
John Wilkes
Pulaski
Victor Yeargin
Ed Price
Toney Phelan
Rndie Yeargin
Unnan
Mollie Doubledes
Thos
Ireland
Thos Copeland
Dorsey Shockley
Aldred
Robt
Ida Doubledee
Arbur Aldred
Edward Holland
Wmn. Holland
Hermitage Legion
Arthur B .Smallings
George Spotswood
Harris Williamson
New Columbia Legion
Hoxie Padgett
W. A. Brown
W. R. Graig
Jason West
J. B Andrews
TE Morgan
W.E Voss
TL. McLean
Brinkley Walker
J.C. Finley
A. W. Sutherson
John A Sullivan
Baxter Hankson
RB. Taylor
A. T D. Stewart
Simon Frankin
Constipated Bowels Remedy Ad Shoppers Warning
A fragmentary ad from Wichita Kansas promotes Herbine as a reliable remedy to regulate the liver and bowels. It urges regular movement to expel toxins and references several unnamed individuals and suppliers in a cramped complaint format. The incomplete text cites various names and locations without cohesive details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwarda
Ain St. Wichita
Kansas
Maury Teachers Meeting Plans County Institute
A Maury County teachers meeting at the Athenew last Saturday drew representative educators despite fatigue from closing exercises. They approved a county institute to begin June 22 with five examinations scheduled during the week and no other tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atheneo
Real Estate Transfers and Tax Advice in Alt Tales
Real estate transfers listed include W H Watson to Will Tucker in Columbia Second Ward for 200 dollars, Mrs Mary B Tocher to MEE Church South in First Ward, Richard Porter to Ruth Porter in Macedonia, Wilson Porter to Ruth Porter, and Richard Porter to Wilson Porter with gift consideration. The notice adds a dental aside about babies and a sales pitch for White's Cream Vermifuge, claiming it aids digestion and growth amid extreme heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Watson
Will Tucker
Columbia
Mary B.tocher
Mee Church
South
Richard Porter
Ruth Porter
Macedonia
Wilson Porter
London Population Listed as 6 581372 in Report
London population figure given to the statistical officer places Tai as the Greater London area including city proper, the county, and outer London. It notes Tai as the largest population center in the world with the cited total.
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London
Greater
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