Lynnville Prospects Brighten With New Plant and Ball Park
Lynnville sees strong business revival as Leauville Lumber Co opens under M. M. PF 2, with finishing mills to start next month and payrolls of 250 to 300 dollars weekly. Wells Tanner Hardison & Co estab lishes a poultry firm expanding local markets. Lynnville’s Ball Team, led by Monster Tate, gears up for a June 24 game against Fayetteville, with a new ball park near Jones High School under rapid construction and a largely reconstructed roster sail.
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Vssville
Tenn
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LC Sends
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Lynnville
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Clarence Tate
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Fayetteville
Jones’ High School
Candleon
Monster Tate
Athens
Lynn
Maury County Teachers Hear Fortunate Lectures
The Maury County Teachers association held a sequence of lectures and readings as the exam period neared. Dr. Ragsdale spoke on tuberculosis, Dr. Edwards presented an Eve feature, Mrs. G. Cox read a revealing paper as W OT I representative.
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Ragsdale
Edwards
G. Cox
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Misses Mattie
Bessie Hughes
Lewis Summerton
Funeral for Dr Wiggins at Sewanee
Sewanee Tenn June 16 In sorrow the University of the South holds funeral rites for Vice Chancellor Benjamin Wiggins who died Monday. Bishop Thomas F Gaffor will lead the service with multiple bishops from surrounding dioceses assisting. Commencement week events are scaled back and a memorial service will follow diplomas.
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Atlanta
Reese
Georgia
Beckwith
Alabama
Bratton
Mississippi
Guerry
South Carolina
Weed
Florida
Gray
South Florida
Union Services Joyful at Cumberland Presbyterian Church
A large Sunday night service at Cumberland Presbyterian Church delivered by Rev. T. H. from First Baptist drew a full audience. His sermon on John chapter nine urged acts of light and work while day remains. The audience sang and responded warmly to the message and accompanying musick.
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First Baptist Church
Make Schools Very Pretty at Columbia Institute
Carpenters painters plasterers and laborers are at work at the Columbia Institute. Improvements progress through the summer focusing on the pretty chapel replastering and recovery. Grounds are being beautified and the athletic field enlarged to rank among the best for girls in the south. The Columbia Militus Academy grounds also receive beautification including a new coat of paint for the iron fence and general cleanup.
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Columbia Militus Academy
Columbia
Maury Teachers Endorse Normal School Move in Columbia
State convention reports strong growth in Elks membership led by Memphis adding 250 members and More B Parise elected state president. Maury County teachers endorse locating the Middle Tennessee Normal School at Columbia and pledge support, urging local offers and district cooperation.
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Nashville
Tenn
Hike
Mora B. Parise
Columbia
Frank 4d
Bath
Juin R. Reach
Clarkesville
A B Shipp
Chattanooga
Memphis
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Elks
Fariss
Columbia Lodge of Elke
Addion
Pariss
Tiptitute Thesday
Maury County
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Virginia Pearl Moore
Dr. Edwards
Twelock
R. G. Cox
Middle Tennessee
Tennessee
Colombia
Board of Education
J. A. Bostick
Chm
A. C. Allen
W. P. Morton
Henry Needham Shot at Gibson County Ice Cream Festival
Special to The Herald Nashville June 11 6 Henry Needham a prominent 25 year old man was shot from ambush and instantly killed while attending an ice cream festival with Miss Heath at Lynn Portat Gibson County Tenn Miss Heath was powder burned in the face Motive and party who killed him unknown
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Nashville
Tenn
Henry Needham
Miss Heath
Lynn Portat
Gibson County
Boston Chamber of Commerce Formed in Major Merger
The old Merchants' Association Chamber of Commerce Board of Trade and several business groups merged to form the Boston Chamber of Commerce. The new body has about 3,000 members and an annual income around $100,000.
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Old Merchants’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
New
Boston Chamber of Commerce
New Trustees Named by Vandy
Vanderbilt University announces new board of trustees selections including Rev W D Bradfield of Dallas Texas William Hughes of Springfield Tennessee and Robert F P Maddox of Atlanta in a formal today ceremony in Nashville Tennessee.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt University Board of Trustees
W. D. Bradfield
Dallas
Ten
William Hughes
Springfield
Robert FP. Maddux
Atlanta
Henry Willis Arraigned on Murder Charge Friday
Henry Willis white will be arraigned in the Circuit Court on Friday to answer for the death of his wife at Mt. Pleasant several months ago. He shot and fatally wounded his wife a daughter of Ab Hood of Columbia, wounded another woman, and drank carbolic acid in a failed suicide attempt. The suit of Mike Zingarell and Joe Comgrons against the L and N for damages for a death caused by a Jack resulted in a $150 judgment for the complainants. The State cases include Nan Russell on liquor sale costs, Jim Holder in the Night Rider case, Anderson Wade for assault with intent to murder, reset for the 17th.
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Mt. Pleasant
Willis
Ab Hood
Columbia
Mike Zingarell
Joe Comgrons
Jack
Nan Russell
Jim Holder
J. M. Anderson
Holder
Anderson
Scott's Mills
Wiggins Death Mourned Across Columbia and Sewanee
News of Vice Chancellor Wiggins of Sewanee death draws deep sorrow in Columbia. He chaired the Columbia Military Academy Board of Trustees and showed strong concern for the school's welfare. His leadership at Sewanee now leaves a difficult vacancy.
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Sewanee
Columbia
Wigging
Columbia Military Academy
Ims
Hope Rebecca Lodge Elects Officers After Address
Hope Rebecca Lodge held a Monday night meeting with state president Mrs Mamle Abernathy from Pulaski delivering an address. Officers elected for one year: Shaw as Noble Grand, Denham as vice grand, J E Tanner as secretary, C H Johnson as treasurer. The event drew a good crowd and refreshments followed.
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Hope Rebecca Lodge
Mamle Abernathy
Pulaski
Shaw
Denham
J. E. Tanner
C. H. Johnson
Abernathy
Columbia
Dynamite Attack Aims at Jefferson County Justice Family
An explosion wrecked the home of Dave B Staggs, justice of the peace at Bessie Mines, western Jefferson county. The elder Staggs, his wife, and son Lonnie were injured, with Lonnie in serious condition. Five hundred dollars was missing. motive linked to local quarrels over warrants. Wills Stages, a constable, was away.
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Als
Dave B Staggs
Bessie Mines
Jefferson County
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Justice Staggs
Wills Stages
Sandy Hal Brings Thousand Dollars at Marlow Sale
Smith Thomas sold his constern campaigner Sandy Hal for $1,000 on Monday in Marlow South Carolina. The horse, shipped to its new home, showed a solid mile pace and finished the last eighth in sixteen seconds despite a prior runaway accident. Sandy Hal was developed by Smith and proved a valuable racing tool in fine company.
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Smith Thomas
Sandy Hal
Marlow
South Carolina
Smith
Fusi
Blood Feud Explodes In Mississippi Town Killing Two
State troops called to Merdeville after a feud flares into a shootout in a buggy street confrontation. Dr A M Newman and Silas G Reynolds killed, Lenox Newman fatally wounded, Herbert Applewhite and Emmett Newman injured, two suspects wounded and at large. Cor. L P Pritchard arrested on complicity charges amid a feud rooted in a past political clash.
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Miss
Brookbay
A. M. Newman
Chancery Court
Franklin County
Silas G. Reynolds
Lenox Newman
Herbert Applewhite
Emmett Newman
Feg
Boyd J and
Parr
L. P. Pritchard
Cornelus Pritchard
Newman
Pritchard
Politeien
Butler
Reynolds
Applewhite
Hogs Bring Fancy Prices at New York Stockyards
New York June 14 hog market sets a June record with $8 per hundred pounds for top hogs at Union stock yards the highest since 1883. Scarcity of hogs and light spring receipts at Western packing centers pushed prices, while grain costs last year drove farmers to sell. Nine leading markets show 29 000 fewer head than last week and 2 600 less than a year ago, keeping provisions prices at multiyear highs.
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Union Stock Yards
Cudahy Corner
West
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