Mrs Armor of Georgia Here in Columbia Report
Mrs Mary Hartle Armor of Georgia spoke in Columbia amid statewide prohibition aims. She defended the movement against Gov Patterson and noted Georgia’s prohibition stance per Hon Joseph M Brown. Fire Committee reports urged safety upgrades at Opera House and Bethel Hotel. city offices approved several repairs and a $800 land sale, with various city safety actions and infrastructure items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hartle Armor
Georgia
Columbia
Pulaski
Armor
Pay~etteville
Court House
Witie
Sarcaain
The
Herald
Tennessee
Selina Holmen
Woman's Temperance Union
Holman
Patterson
Carmack
de Bourg
Opera House
Bethell
East Eighth Street
Sinking Fund Committee
Goforth
Ve. L. West
Chaffin
Street Committee
Dedman
Fire Committee
Columbia, Tenn
Board of Mayor and Aldermen
J. M. Dedman
G. W. Hayes
Frank Swansburg
Tenn
Bethel Hotel
Bethell Hotel
A. W. Hayes
Luther Harmon Held for Larceny
Luther Harmon was arrested in Nashville on a grand larceny charge for allegedly stealing two horses from H. Turner. The horses were located. Harmon remains jailed after failing to post $1,000 bond. The warrant was sworn by H. Turner before Squire Jake Levine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Luther Harmon
HH. Turner
Turner
Harmon
Marshall County
Jake Levine
Maury County
Hine
Marshall
Fruit Price Weights At Hat of Caullooks Tennessee
R A Wilkes of Caullooks Tennessee advertises deacriptina price lists for choice fruits. The brief notice mentions a teen vines and iter tae, with contact implied through the name provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deacriptina Price
A. Wilkes
Caullooks
Tenn
Blood Purity and Health Findings Reported
A fragment notes a discussion on a claim that blood purity requires pure blood, referencing faulty solentian conditions, land shver, and shreelah bav ens staunch, along with boweld and liver purifications to cleanse the blood. The text is garbled and lacks clear names or dates but centers on medical rhetoric about blood quality and purification.
Weston Irish potatoes shine in big future crop prospects
The first potato crop promises a large yield with buyers bidding $1.75 to $1.85 per barrel for future deliveries. Digging starts around June 20 and barrels are already produced and stored. Oat dealers offer 40 cents per fish for future threshing deliveries, with several crops sold at that price. Weston, a race horse named for Rensselaer Weston, impressed by driving eight youngsters at Goshen and achieving 14 1/2 seconds, highlighting local horse breeding in Ewell Farm and Columbia associations.
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Ewell Farm
Bill Murray
John R. Gentry
Goshen
N.Y
Weston
Rensselare Weston
Colum
Department of Agriculture
Waebington
BD. C
Parwell
Department
Phils
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Plant Industry
Washington, D. C
L. P. Padgett
Columbia
Tenn
M. A. Crosby
Alabama
Missiissippi
Tennessee
Crosby
Knoxville
Galloway
At The Rack etes Ladies Heavy Fleeced Lined Hose Sale
Heavy fleece lined hose for ladies priced at 15 18 and 20 cents. Extra heavy ribbed boys hose, ladies fleece lined union suits, grey wool union suits. Misses and children's union suits. Golf gloves and mitts for men and women. Heavy wool gloves for men and boys, sweaters for boys and men, storm rubbers and arctics for men and ladies. Prices range from a few cents to about two dollars per item.
Veterans Rally to Birmingham Reunion Increases Rail Travel
Confederate veterans and families head to the Birmingham reunion aboard Louisville & Nashville trains. Heavy travel, two special trains with eleven and twelve coaches, 448 excursion tickets sold from Columbia area as crowds greet arrivals and reunite old comrades.
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Swentore
Birmingham
Louisville & Nashville
Thermuh
Gire
Ile
Maery County
Farnoon
Simpst
Columbia
Harmony in the Piano Trade Consolidation Forms American Plane Company
A consolidation of William Knabe & Co of Baltimore Chickering & Sons of Boston and Foster Armstrong Co of Rochester New York created the American Plane Company in New York on June 9. The New Jersey incorporation will follow with capital stock totaling 6 million preferred and 6 million common. Officers listed include Ernest Krabbe president and George Foster William Krabe Charles Kilby and Willan Armstrong as vice presidents with George Kato as treasurer.
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New York
William Knabe & Co
Baltimore
Chickering & Sons
Boston
Foster-Armstrong Co
Rochester
N. Y
American Plane Company
New Jersey
Ernest 1
Krabbe
Rey View
George Foster
William Krabe
Charles 1
Kilby
Willan B. Armstrong
George Kato
Presbyterian Church Expands Space for Sunday School
The Froat Cymbrlend Presbyterian church is planning an additional room in the basement to support the growing needs of the Sunday school. This expansion reflects the rapid growth of church activities and the necessity for more space.
How Her Life Was Saved When Bitten by a Large Snake
Mrs K M Fisher of Dillsburg Pennsylvania recounts a 1906 copperhead bite on her hand. She treated with Sloan's Liniment, stating it killed pain and saved her life while far from medical aid. She mentions four children and being never without the liniment.
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K. M. Fisher
Box 40
Dillsburg
Sloan
Ingram Sowell for Annapolis appointment noted
Congresswoman Padgett has appointed Ingram Sowell of Lawrenceburg to Annapolis. Sowell, a Columbia Military Academy graduate, will depart for the naval school's entrance exam. He passed the mental exam, excelled as a student and athlete, and is billed as a top football star alongside Joe Neal.
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Congressuiah Padgett
Ingram Sowell
H. B. Sowell
Lawrenceburg
Annapolis
Lowell
Columbia Military Academy
Jana
Joe Neal
Annapolta
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Mrs. Armor
Fayette
Era House
Bethville
Fourth Street
W. RB. Greenlaw
West Sixth Street
Morgan
Costa Fay
Erwin
Dale Bros
Maury Countian
Dy Weilieeitorl
Columbia Cunning Co
Mail Phare Taa
Tal
Surrey
Studebaker
Hendley
Frierson
Thomas
Bia
Prop
Lawrence County
Jones High
Aslan
Nigel
Perry
A. Bi
Lynneville
Towne
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