After the Reunion Will Send Committees to Louisville
Nashville merchants association boards plan two committees after a reunion meeting. One to visit Louisville inviting the United Confederate Veterans Association to hold its next annual convention in Nashville, and another to urge the County Court to issue the $1,000 bride bonds authorized by the last Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville Merchants’ Association
Louisville
Detail Merchants’ Association
C. Lf. Frizzell
Isville
United Contin Veterans’ Association
Nashville American
Des Moines appeal halts killer’s hanging at last minute
In Des Moines Iowa Jane and others filed an appeal with the Supreme Court delaying the execution of Charles Rocker of Rock Rapids who was to be hanged today for murdering his wife's former husband. A half hour before the set time an appeal was filed and a long distance call canceled the hanging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Jane &—Juat
Supreme Gaurt
Chas, Brooker
Race Rapids
Rocker
Animosa
Thomas
Builder's Hardware and Lumber Goods Advertised
An old newspaper ad lists Vaughan Manufacturing offering rough and dressed lumber, sash, blinds, mouldings, felt, roofing tin and gutters, iron, and builders hardware. It markets a range of building materials and tools, likely serving homeowners and contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solna
Satinola Beautifier Promises Freckle Fade and Glow
A vintage testimonial touts Satinola as the sole product that removes tan and freckles, restoring a fair complexion. An Augusta reader credits two satinola packages with whitening hands and face, claiming baby-smooth skin. Sold nationwide by National Toilet Co with pricing $0.91 and $1.00 and mail offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEW
Hissk Nende
H. Hyers
Augusta
Batingla
Columbia
Local News and Weddings Highlight Mt Pleasant Page
Mt Pleasant area reports echo a busy week with wedding plans for Miss Hay Long and Mr Je Vv Wall, a double wedding to follow, church events, social gatherings, and preparations for July Fourth celebrations. Residents including Miss Katty Owen, Miss Annie Acuff, and Rev A S Allen figure among social and religious life notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay Long
Columma
W. H. Dosa
City
King
S. &. Hatton
Watertown
E. B. Rayburn
Hay Long Ave
Patton
Rayburn
H. Ward
John Good- Toe
Columbia
James Irwin
Nashville
F. M. Ricketts
Hubm
Herman, D. Jr
Messrs
J. F. Jones
John Adams
Elder Lowell
C. I
Min
Nawbyiite
Freeman Hotel
Katty Owen
Franklin
Fiience
Mins
Annie Acuff
Jae
Virginie Ricketts
Tia
Jessie Bostick
Penal Be
Min Pries Fleming
Horace Rainey
Colnenbrey
Allen
Veter Brace
Mae Yagerergralemge A
Huntsville
Als
Mm J. Walker
Ashwood
Presbyterian Sunday School
M. A. Freeman
Irvine Goddard
Gertrude Craike
United Mre
U. N. Wehering
Ab .Odil
A. 8. Allen
Scenor
Min Etherlay
Lebanon
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Hay Long
Je Vv. Wall
Ula Bospanseae
William Thorne
MM Long Weading
Mins Bay
Daueter
Vss Enle
Mra. W
Maury County
Citiens
Mise
Enis Long
Hay Long College
Thorne
McKenzie
Tenn
Wall
3. V._ Wall
Honey Grove
Texas
Sermon on Responsibilities at Presbyterian Church
Rev Peter Bruce delivered a strong morning and evening sermon on Responsibilities at the Presbyterian church. Miss Helen McMillin to lead Westminster in Miss Kula Longs absence after resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Bruce
Presbyterian Church
Sunar
Helen McMillin
Westminister
Kula Long
Summertown Letter Details Local Moves and Trade
Summertown notes reveal J. K. Stewart cleaning debris after a recent fire to rebuild in a similar spot. Cassidy family moved from Murfreeboro to Crestview. Mrs Lonie Blair hosted sister Mrs W H Horne, Dr J A Pickard left for Nashville, Mrs Ben Harris and son John Daveron visited from Mt Pleasant. Local fertilizer business discussions and land buying interest noted. Cantaloupe industry described as not yet thriving after a long wet season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summertown
J. K. Stewart
Cassidy
Murfree Aboro
Crestview
Lonie Blair
Ethridge
W. H. Horne
J. A. Pickard
Nashvilleednesda
Ben Harris
John, Daveron
Mt. Pleaasat
Ion
Twurdey
Ant
Francis Larkin
Hazlewood
Chicago
Mr. Matteann
Prenent
Colored man opens lunch room and grocery in Mt Pleasant
Abram Aplin of Vadacab Kentucky opens a lunch room and grocery in the newly built store of Dr. J Lowe in Mt Pleasant, serving the colored community with a new market and dining option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram Aplin
Vadacab, Ky
Dr. J . Lowe
Mt. Pleasant
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Veterans
Vaughan Manufacturing
Rees & Watkins
Rees & Watkins South
Ala Stee
ARMY
H.W. Phillips
Lewisville, Kentucky
Hermitage Stud
Patchen Wilkes
R. MI. Rox
Ate Williams
the Phoenix Bank
Olumbia
Tenns
I Capital
Soann
Direocton
Canna
Burrus
Greenlaw
Watking
Fulton
Sisshanes Suciosiortides
A. Dale
Vin Orpe
Dons
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Tennessee
Gola County
J.J. Fieming
E. Brownlow
J. P. Brownlow
M.E. Wheete
Bithell Howare
Jnc. W
T. J. Rea
J. K. Brown
The
Maury National Bank
Columbia, Tenhzeser
Loo
Coco
Church
J. A. Edwarde
At ‘Hea
TA Parker
Eaega
A. Parberr
Cah
Eresreige
Mt Pleasant
Reewews
Wweee i Ywand Ofice
Columbia Herald Co
Ingram Building
Bell Telephone
Citizens
H. B. Young
Plessant
Mr. Pleasant
Leach Brothers
Y. Clarke
Lec'y
Business Men's Club
Fayetteville Bram Band
sHiaces
Jogram
Herald
Recorder
Ricketts
Bere
Missouri
Jno
W. Fry
Kia
Coln
Globe Phosphate Co
David McKissick
T. M Hall
Wm. Foster
Pink Harris
Cecil Brownlow
Heme
Misses Long
W.¥.Winson
Charlotte Henderson
Har: Harlan
Brownlow
Religious
Ettaton
Wallisher
George Bros
Robert Cole
Hamilton Cultivators
Satterfield & Dodson
RED Cross Vinegar
J. A. Sloan Company
Columbia Grocery Colemons
South Main St
Columbia, Tenn
Alfokw
Oun Riverside Planing Mills
Hnverside
Main Street
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