Texas Aces Prohibition as Hodge Sees Dry Year Ahead
A. A. Hodge, long in Columbia business and visiting Marshal relatives, predicts Texas will go dry in July primaries. He notes only eleven wet counties, talks of a prohibition legislature, and says Texas offers better opportunities for the poor, though Tennessee remains the best place to live. Foley's Kidney Remedy is endorsed for children and after illnesses.
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A. A Hodge
Columbia
Mort Hodge
Mr Hodge
Marshal
Texas
Louisiana
Little Rock
Dallas
Tosan
Union
Peddie
West
Hodge
Tennessees
Enrolment of Teachers Biggest Known in County
The Maury county institute at the Athenaeum reports 135 teachers enrolled the largest in county history. Examinations begin next Thursday and Friday with many teachers already passing strong results. Superintendent Graham praises the effort and expects a productive term as papers are sent to Prof. Harned. Names listed include Mrs. W. C. Mitchell Miss Emma McAfee Miss Inez Kelly W. P. Morton and L. Duke.
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Maury County
Seasion
Athenesum
Wie County
Graham
County Department of Education
State Superintendent of High Schools
Harned
W. C. Mitchell
Emma McAfee
Inez Kelly
W. P. Morton
Duke
Tour to Mammoth Cave From Columbia With Train Fare
June departure offers a $4.55 round trip fare from Columbia with morning trains. Includes hotel boarding and admission to both routes in the cave for a total of $5.00. A two day adventure to the subterranean wonder. See L and N agent for details.
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Columbia
Way Stations
Well Known Firm Wakes Assignment to Protect Creditors
James Bros. Jewelry Co filed a bill of assignment with Phoenix Savings Bank as trustee to guard creditors. The store will stay open to dispose of stock including a $5,000 inventory and costly fixtures. Reported open accounts total $18,690.48 across numerous vendors led by American Silver Co and others. Phoenix Bank holds a secured debt of $4,000 with the balance assigned to trustees for creditor protection.
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James Bros. Jewelry Co
County Register Lipscomb
Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust
American Silver Co
M. B. Bryant & Co
Clemens Ascamp & Co
Lehman Bros
Bret Worchabeaky & Cohen
FW. Smith & Co
Seth Thomas Clock Co
Henry Ginnell Co
Selgel & Rotschild Co
Modern Pen Co
Norval, Schopleigh Hdw Co
E. C. Rubm
Ridder, Kohn Co
Parker Pen Co
the Gorham Co
B. H. Cronniger & Co
Internatial Silver Co
Wm. A. Rogers
J. A. Russell & Co
Conkling Pen Co
Henry Nurre
W. F. Wilman
H. W. Allen Co
Geny Bros
American Engr
American Hotel Register Co
W. M. Carter
Maury Democrat
P.O
Cumberland Tele. Co
Mt. Winter Lumber Co
Phillips & Butorff
Mt. Pleasant Lumber
St. Louis
Silver Wato CO
Betyler & Wilson
Nee
Watson, Newall & Co
J. Hoare & Co
Reed & Barton
A. Weller
Isenstadt Mfz. Co
Denison Mfg. Co
Burley & Terrill
Columbia Herald Co
Phoenix National Bank
Phoenix Bank
Bishop Denny Expounds Ideals at First Presbyterian
Bishop Collins Denny preached at First Presbyterian Church on Sunday evening to a capacity audience on the theme Ideals. He urged higher aims for a better, grander and more useful life, delivering a lengthy address of timely power. The morning sermon drew a good sized crowd and the evening service was a union gathering with the uptown congregation.
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Collins Denny
First Presbyterian Church
Denny
Judge Ed Baxter Called Home in Tennessee
Nash ville Tenn June 1 Indee Edmund Baxter a renowned lawyer and gentleman died yesterday at 3 30 am at his summer home in Ridgetop. He had been ill about a year and his children were at his bedside. Prayers will be said at the family residence and funeral services conducted at Mt Olivet Cemetery. He was nearly 72, born August 22 1898 in Columbia. He was esteemed by the Davidson County bar as a leading Southern lawyer and named for jurist Edward Dillehenty. He leaves Ie relatives including Nathan ie Baxter and Miss Louise Baxter.
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Ridgetop
L. P. Chapman
Dr. Rain Cave
Crave
Mt Olivet
Junge Baxter
Jorge Baxter
Nathaniel Baxter
Circuit Court
Davidson County
Supreme Court
Middle Tennessee
Miss Hamilton
Judge Baxter
Columbia
Edward Dillehenty
Baxter
Neice
Sue Sanders
Dr. Baxter
Conferees Will Work In Secret On Railroad Bill
Washington June 10 conferees begin deliberations today and will work in secrecy to complete changes and report to the houses with little information released beforehand. President Taft will be kept informed but asked not to discuss the process to avoid pressure. House stocks and bonds provision likely to be dropped despite Taft’s request to keep it.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
House
Tennessee Sheep and Wool Growers Meet Scheduled
The second annual gathering of the Tennessee Sheep and Wool Growers Association will take place June 24 at 10 a m in the Nashville Board of Trade rooms. The program will be announced later and reduced railroad rates will be granted on six lines.
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Tennessee Sheep and Wool Growers’ Association
Nashville Board of Trade Rooms
Nashville
Barry Crosby Arrested on Assault with a Gun Charge
Barry Crosby was arrested Monday by Deputy Whitley on a charge of assault with a gun while allegedly seeking Irving Young who was not found. No shooting occurred and Crosby posted bond.
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Barry Crosby
Whitley
Irvine Young
Crosby
Change in Union Services Announcement
A union meeting will be held at the First Cumberland Presbyterian Church next Sunday night with Rev W B Capers preaching. The following Sunday night services will move to St Peter's church where Dr Dinwiddie will deliver the sermon.
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First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
W. B. Capers
St Peter's Church
Dr. Dinwiddie
Flies a Menace to Health in Our Homes
A historical notice warns that house flies spread diseases such as yellow fever and malaria while urging complete home protection. The Agricultural Department pamphlet is cited as guidance, and the ad promises full stock and prices after viewing the illustrations.
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Agricultural Department
Flower Mission Described in Boston Teachers Story
The article recounts how a Boston public school teacher, moved by compassion for city children, inspired a Flower Mission. Despite disability from spinal curvature, she created carded scripture texts attached to flowers sent to the sick, mourning, and needy. The program, led by Jennie Casseday, expanded to distribute flowers, text cards, and acts of charity across the community.
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Boston
Southland
God
Jennie Casseday
Flower Mission Department
Maury Sheep Are Condemned At Nashville Shipment
State Live Stock Inspector J H McDowell was notified that 800 sheep from Spring Hill by M B Allen on June 7 had been inspected and condemned for scabies. The stock pens at Ewells station were quarantined against interstate shipments by the U S Bureau of Animal Industry.
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Dowell
Spring Hill
M. EB. Allen
Ewell's
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
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Lone Star State
Ian
Gut
Tennessee
Atheneaum
Supt
Mammoth Cave
Bupscribe
the Herald
The
Maury National Bank
James J. Hill
Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust Co
James Bros. Jewelry Company
the Phoenix
Bishop Denny
Peaches
Herald
ED Baxter
Able Jurist
Sheep and Wool Growers Meeting
Ano
Lelle
Dobbins & Ewing
West Seventh Street
Columbia, Tenn
Flower Mission
Louisville
Nashville, Tenn
J. H. Mc
Mr. Farmer
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Com, Incorporated
United States
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Co
Incorporated
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