Numerous Nashville visitors among Columbia residents
Local column lists dozens of Nashville and area visitors. Counts include Mrs. E. B. Cayce and son visiting Misses Irene and Carolyn Williams. Dr. Cayce joining Sunday plans. W. H. Puryear and other officials in Columbia. many relatives and friends traveling to Nashville, Fort Worth, Louisville, and Lawrenceburg for visits, business, or family occasions.
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W. Shurber
Nashville
W. P. Morton
Gallatin
E. B. Cayce
Irene
Carolyn Williams
Cayce
C. H. Sullivan
United American Mechanics
Middle and West Tennessee
Columb
Joseph M. Dedman
Connor J. Akin
Henry C. Fulton
Dorothy Parke Fulton
Reesie Eubank
Joseph B. Borum
Carrie Smith
Peabody Normal
Joel Yancey
Merald Farrier
W. H. Puryear
State Comptroller's Office
Robert Rupe
W. A. Reaves
Hazle Moore
Bleepy Hollow
W. L. Harris
Mt. Pleasant
Dr. Casey
Columbia
Dabney Irvin
Gordon Adkisson
Bigbyville
Mary Padgett Grant
Lewisburg
Edna Cathey
Doc Hayes
J. R. Martin
H. F. Alexander
Cincinnati
E. R. Whaley
Atlanta
Gilbert Ort
John M. Burna
Alice Kennedy
Lawrenceburg
B. J. Phillips
Florence
Ala
Mise Daisy Cunningham
Fayetteville
Barriet
Lottie Smith
E. E. Erwin
Murfreesboro
Tom
Loan Offer for Farm Lands at Five Percent Five Year Term
An offer to loan a large sum on first class improved farm lands at 5 percent interest for five years. The notice references the Maury National Bank Building and attorney W. C. Salmon. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Op. Maury National
W. C. Salmon
Splendid Check for the Hospital
The Sam Davis Pictures event at King’s Daughters hospital left the institution $100 to the good. Mrs Luther McAdams arranged and managed the presentation, receiving a hundred dollar check from the hospital board treasurer. The effort is praised as a remarkable success with credit to Mrs McAdams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Davis
King’s Daughters Hospital
Luther McAdams
Hospital Board
McAdams
Father prosecutes son for vagrancy case in court
In a magistrate court Frank Cheek sues his son Felix Cheek for vagrancy. Felix claims heart disease prevents work. City doctors testified as witnesses. Plaintiff represented by R E Hopkins. defendant by Hugh Webster.
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Esq
Guest
Frank Cheek
Felix Cheek
R. 8. Hopkins
Hugh Webster
Efficiency of Fire Fighting Apparatus in Columbia
A Tenn fire prevention meeting in Columbia urges major upgrades to water mains, hydrants, and equipment. Engineer H B Long calls for eight inch mains, four inch hydrant outlets, open gate valves, and an eight inch main in the business district. He notes long delays and only 475 gallons per minute now, recommends brick station with second floor sleeping quarters and better hose drying and drills.
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Tennessee Fire Prevention Association
H. B. Long
Dedman
Williams
Columbia
Tennessee
Hall
Association
Schuyler
United States
J. Knox Polk
Mains &Ll
Bethel House
Fire prevention meeting urged in Columbia
A speaker highlighted spray use for fire aid and criticized the alarm bell failure. He proposed reporting defective buildings to the mayor and occupants, with insurance implications if no reply after three notices. He urged a Columbia fire preventive association and a public meeting led by Mayor Dedman to organize it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Columbia
Steve
Dedman
Gillliard Smart Inherits Fortune From Hawaiian Heiress
Nashville Tenn June 28 Thelma Parker Smart widow of Gillliard Smart a Vanderbilt graduate ises tate settled leaving the Hawaiian heiress fortune to Gillliard Smart with $2000 a month until his son Richard reaches 16 years. During minority his mother in law Mrs Fred Knight will receive 1500 monthly. Three years ago Smart went to Honolulu as a clerk for Tent Trust Co on a voyage he won Thelma Parker and the estate's settlement follows her death. Smart and his brothers plan to drive to their Virginia home after the San Francisco arrival.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tune
Thelma Parker Smart
Gillrd Smart
Vanderbilt
Young Smart
Honolulu
Tent Trust Co
San Francisco
Thelma Parker
Parker
Hawaii
San Francciaco
Alkin
Richard
Virginia
Smart
San Francieca
Midshipman Nelson faces inquiry over stolen papers
A court of inquiry at Annapolis heard damaging testimony against Ralph M. K. Nelson of Peekskill New York who ranked third in the recent Naval Academy class. Nelson, recommended for dismissal by Superintendent Fullman, is accused of tampering with examination papers and stealing papers beyond those charged in the initial accusation. Midshipman James E. Waddell testified about altered and illegitimate papers during the inquiry into exam irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Ralph M. K. Nelson
Peekskill
N.Y
Naval Academy
Fullman
Nelson
James E. Waddell
Preparations for War Revealed in Domestic Exertions
A speaker notes the scope of wartime readiness by observing his wife assembling materials for a temporary defense. This reflects public sentiment on mobilization and the home front effort during a time of conflict.
The Exploits of Elaine Ends with Happy Union
Captain H L White, manager of gf Diste Theatre, reports receipt from Pathé that The Exploits of Elaine will conclude with the sixth number and a successful finale. Elaine and Kennedy outwit all plots and schemes and in the closing number appear to be happily married, as hoped by many readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. White
Gf Diste Theatre
Leta
Pathe Moving Picture
Elaine
Laine
Large Keelnedy
Quack Founders of Our Medicine Revealed
Milwaukee Sentinel examines German pioneers of quack medicine across centuries. The piece notes Germanic quacks influenced European adverting of cures and likens methods to Indian medicine, highlighting boasts of cures for many ailments and the belief that quackery shaped early medical public perception.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Germany
Europe
England
America
Galea
Crates
Albumazer
Paracelsus
natura’s —_palladl health
Jial
Opens Livery at Mt Pleasan Progressive Columb Stables
Sam Yokely opens a livery in Columb city proceeding from recent years to operate a stable in St. Pleas, establishing new horse housing and care services in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Pleasan
Sam Yokely
Columb
St. Pleas
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Leslie Martin
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J. F. Arthur
City of Opportunity
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