DIMPLE BUTTER TOPS MARKET IV New York City Opening Day
Daily Herald reports Dimple Butter produced by Driple Ibe Cream & Creamery Company met high demand in New York City. Manager Lovell and assistants received widespread congratulations for the opening event. No shipments to New York were delayed and locals praised quality, with Birmingham facility notes and metropolis trade shown as demanding.
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New York City
Daily Herald
Jima
Driple Ibe Cream & Creamery Company
New York
Birmingham
Lovell
Fragments Praise Well-Equipped Sanitary Plant Visited
A visitor inspecting a fire insurance plant abroad praised its perfect organization and sanitation, noting it as better equipped than any other he had seen. The remarks emphasize the facility's exemplary cleanliness and orderly setup as a model of modern industrial efficiency.
Picnic to Celebrate Birth Independence
A Fourth of July celebration will be hosted by Ly B. Bardigan at Enquire Dock Crowe's. The Herald Publishing Company notes ample food and drink, music, and a festive atmosphere for the holiday.
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Ly B. Bardigan
Enquire Dock Crowe's
Herald Publishines Company
Plumbing Troubles Spark Voters’ Demand for Estimates
Frustration over plumbing delays prompts calls to obtain firm estimates. Citizens insist on clear figures for the project cost and timetable, arguing the issue could have been avoided with proper planning and oversight.
Flaming Itching Skin Diseases Remedy Ad Claims
An advertisement touts S&S as a universal skin cure claiming rapid relief from conditions like erysipelas boils and rashes. It asserts the product cleanses blood impurities and restores skin to normal condition, promising swift improvement for afflicted individuals.
Doctor Cupid and a Woman's Weakness Cure Claim
The ad proclaims Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for nervous irritable women and fatigue. It features a testimonial from Mrs Agnes Tatum of Nashville Texas who reports renewed strength and well being after using the product, claiming it changed her life.
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Duster Pierce
United
States
Fierse
Byfalo
Nashville
Tex
Road Builders in New Office at Maury County Project
Knoxville Construction Company, hired to build the first link of the Maury county highway between Columbia and Williamson county, has opened a new office. The firm reports three stories of new work underway and rapid progress on the project as of this week. A prominent foreman, identified as Leon Macovered, is noted among the staff.
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Knoxville Construction Company
Maury County
Columbia
Wihamnann County
Constraction Company
New al
Spleadit Progress
Hopewell Anniversary Plans For Hopewell Church
Plans for the one hundredth anniversary of the Associated Reform Presbyterian Church at Hopewell in the sixth district are outlined. A fall celebration in August will feature an old time basket dinner and an all day meeting with a big basket dinner on the grounds. The church, founded in 1820, is noted for hospitality and its picturesque setting in Little Higby valley with antebellum architecture. Educators invited to review proposed consolidation sites. Spring Hill seeks higher funds for a new district school. Delegations urged county court to increase appropriations. board will inform July term.
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Daily Herald
Associated Reform Presbyterian Church
Hopewell
Hopewell Church
America
Higby Valley
Old South
Old Hopewell
Sm All
South
Spring Hill
County Board of Education
J. H. Ayres
John 8
Odil
Spring Hil
Bigbyville
McCains
Addit
Nursery Stock Inspection Rules for Tennessee Nurseries
Tennessee nursery operators must file with the State Entomologist in Knoxville by July 1 each year to arrange inspection of all nursery stock including fruits, ornamentals, and strawberry plants. Late inspections are treated as special inspections at the grower’s cost. Inspection covers domestic and shipped stock, encompassing small and large growers.
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Tennessee
Knoxville
Tenn
State Entomotostat
Lift off Corns with Freezone Adverts
An advertisement claims Freezone removes corns and calluses painlessly with a few drops from a tiny bottle sold at drug stores. It promises quick relief and “root and all” removal without any pain, urging readers to try the product.
Farmers Urged to Sow Beans and Cereal Crops
In the Fifth District meeting of the Board of Equalizers farmers were urged to sow a large share of soybeans as hay or feed. Prof McLean warned many farmers rushed to plant 90 day corn, risking failure to harvest. The discussion covered crop timing, land benefit, and property considerations reviewed by the board with witness testimony.
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Board of Equalizers
Prof
McLean
Indictment Found Against Bailey Peyton in Assault Case
A grand jury found no indictment against Bailey Peyton, chief of police, in the case arising from Reuben Chappell’s accusation that Peyton struck him with a mace after Chappell allegedly parked his buggy incorrectly. Chappell, who sought publication of his account, says he was beaten, wounded, and held at the police station, with Peyton and Officer Lann denying provocation.
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Daily Herald
Bailey Peyton
Peyton
Reuben Chappell
Cael 3
Tha
Peytotty
Chappell
Herald
Lann
Tey
Iny
Jennet Peyton
Uraer
Mace
Pell
Columbia
Ing
Judge Lytle Here to Determine Cases
Judge Lytle presides in the division with three of the attorneys present as a special term of court. The event involves proceedings to hear cases and select counsel, with the column noting ad hoc appearances and scheduling details.
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Enone
Dt' Thorn
Vely
Lytle Merted
Amde
Wenelve
Enews Co
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