Mt Pleasant Happenings Notes Local News and Plans
Mt Pleasant June 6. Rogoras and co promoters of phosphate combine have returned to Philadelphia and the work is not much advanced yet. Maury Lodge K of P will offer another winter lecture course with top speakers. HD Ruhm sees oil indicators at Mt Pleasant Electric Light Co premises and proposes sinking a well for 2000. Various residents visitations and travels noted. Mayor Tom Alexander recovered from illness and resumed duties. Cooper and Gill furniture dealers sold out to Garner Bron and plan moving operations to Hunter building.
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Maury Lodge
K. of P
HD Ruhm
Mt. Pleasant Electric Light Co
Girties
Tim
Irvine Peebles
Belle Altmeyer
J. D. Frierson
Petlitton
Ala
Buiness
W.L. Killebrew
Rightville
Rufus Becket
I. & N. Depot
Iron City
Emmie Harlow
Simmie Payne
Columbia
Messrs
Herman
John Rubin, Jr
New York
W. Scruggs
Huntsville
George KC. Ingram
Sam Lord
Louisville
Tom Alexander
Municipal Af ‘Aire
Mable Williama
Coleburn
Forrest City
Ark
Ada Coleburn
Cooper & Gill
Garner Bron
Hunter Building
Gill
Tennessee Colored Teachers Association Thanks Columbia Hosts
The Tennessee Colored Teachers Association at its Columbia annual meeting extends gratitude to Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church for the auditorium, to the local entertainment committee for housing and care, to Columbia citizens for kindness, and to the Columbia Glee Club and school choir for music and hospitality. A copy of the resolution will be sent to the Columbia Dairy Herald and the index for publication.
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Tennesoerate Colored Teachers’ Association
Columbia
Haaheey
Tennemee
Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church
Columbia Glee Club
Bett
Colombia Dairy Herald
Iudex
Tennessee Ate Colored Teachers’ Association
Violent hail storm damages corn near Mt Pleasant
A severe hail storm Tuesday night ripped corn near Mt Pleasant, tearing stalks at Jim Goodloe’s farm three miles from town. The event followed a striking electrical display. Local news items note visits, society gatherings, and business travel among residents and guests in the Mt Pleasant area.
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The
Herald
Mt. Pleasant
Jim Goodloe
Garris Tong
Dike Armitage
Gennie D. Casey
Franklin
Wim. Tamseni V. Chanmetl
Thearty
A. M. Tdoxk
Mra Murphy
Nashville
Doss
Wo HL Doss
Akin
Thompson Sta Li
Thompson Sta Li, Are Visiting Mra
J. J. Jones
Pan Hirzell
Central Phosphate Co
Tondon
Florida
Lonixa Eugene Martin
Irl
Bogus Advertisement for Sarrenricuy and Donsox in Columbia
A garbled ad proclaims the largest stock of boguice surries phaetons and buckbords in Columbia. It boasts over a hundred jobs on the floors and invites people to come a jumping and buy the good tings from Sarrenricuy and Donsox.
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Yea
Columbia
Sarrenricuy & Donsox
A Columbia Boy Honored by Law Scholarship
Mr. Bad Baird, a Columbia College New York law student, has won the scholarship for the next term. The Herald records his notable achievement with pride for the Columbus area and notes the high honor bestowed on him by the dean of the faculty.
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Bad Baird
Columbia College
New York
Baird
The
Herald
Buggies Buggies We Sell Good Goods at Low Prices
Sarrenvreiy and Donsox advertise their large stock of buggies with a promise of good goods at low prices, noting frequent customer questions about high sales and emphasizing selection.
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Tf Sarrenvreiy & Donsox
Real Estate Transfers with Various Grantees and Prices
A historical real estate brief lists transfers including Hughes to Porter and Ruttle alley to stable land on W Seventh Street, Moore ads and Ingram acre interests in the 6th district, PB Jones to Mrs N M chitin 8410 acres, Briscoul ex to Skelley with phosphate in the 2nd district, Barker to Yoest lot in the 4th district for 550 dollars, Gray to Rook 15 in the Sed district for 10, Tucker to R ple ming house and lot in the 5th district for 85, Cooper to Ines house and lot in Mt Pleasant for 200, Wilson to Harmon interest in house and lot 4th district, and Charley Wilson to Harmon interest in house and lot in the 4th district.
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Wo. Hughes
Carrie Porter
Nettie May Ruttle
Alley
W. Seventh Street
Moore
J. M. Ingram
PB Jones
Mra
N. M. Chitin
Wesley Briscoul
Ux. Tod
A. Skelley
Rachel Barker
KE. Yoest
Ith
L. RB. Gray
W. B. Rook
M.tucker
Tod
R. Plem
VD. Cooper
P. Ines
Mt Pleasant
J.D. Wilson
J. D. Harmon
Charley Wilson
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tanets Ad Asks Quick Sale
An old time ad proclaims the signature on every bar of the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets and promises a cure for a cold in one day. It touts $60 for a brand new curry at Satter field Dodson's, urging readers to hurry before stock runs out.
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Satterfield & Dodson’s
Sarreverkin & Donsux
Grove
Ted
Vaughan
Massey
Boggan
Sam Massey
Bewgan
Bin
Fat
Rosenthal
Harry Smith
Rosenthal's
Steve Massey
Pauline
Russell
Etrentere
Vaughan Walls
Jarry Smith
Smith
Tere
Walter
Doggan
Bogan
Friel
Fes Roamathal
Mavens
Maxey
Ruel
Bogtan
Maatey
Vanghan
Mogean
Hoggan
Mamwy
Sioerg
Macey
Rao
Massy
Masey
San Massey
Mamey
Thad
Garners
Fragmented Civil Service Rumor and News Bits
A compilation of odd quotes and brief items from various papers. It includes a remark on literacy, mentions Chicago law penalties for civil service violations, and references a deadly college fire in Chicago. Also notes medicinal ads and misprinted date lines from 1886 era papers.
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Texarkana Courier
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Chicago
Courier Joural
Wheat Storage at Columbia Mercantile Storage Co
The Columbia Mercantile Storage Co offers wheat storage with receipts for money on hand. Bell Phone 78 Citizens 102. The service aims to bridge the current low prices by storing grain until market improves.
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Bell
Citizens
Columbia Mercantile Storage Co
Teachers Institute Amid Broad County Lectures and Performances
Three noted teachers led the opening day sessions including Mr. R. Commins of Ari, T. Stamps of Nashville, and Rev. John T. Waters of Ala. Prof. Clay of Trine directed devotional exercises as lectures covered geography, reading, and arithmetic with recitations by Miss Witt and Miss Cayce. Prof. Mitchell and Prof. Lawson presented Tennessee history and arithmetic while evening talks featured digestion and pedegogy. reports from Grantsville and local society add routine community updates.
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Thare
8. R. Comminsw
Ari
T. Stamps
Noashville
John T. Waters
Ala
Mooney School
T. B. Clay
Trine
London
Page
Mitchell
Lawnon
Bit
Fred J. Page
Flo
Tennessee
Mm. C. W. Mitchell
Brandon
Lawson
On Trial For His Life Continues From Fourth Page
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a courtroom scene with statements from a poet and remarks about Veron arta Al, describing a tense, quiet front and ongoing trial proceedings.
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Veron Arta
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Philadelphia
Colored Teachers’ Association
Empsters
Daskwrs
Kiev
Sh. Pant Vhorer
Sishom
Hareliy
Chirage
Dune
College of Hyficians
Allege
T. F. Anthony
Poatma
C.C. C
Teachers ® Institute
Institute
Lynch Perry
Hazel Padgett
Capt Smith
Iola Sarven
Pulaski
Norton Nichols
Barte KrieLy & Dovies
Grantviler
Grantsville
Wilbur Robinson
W. N. Wilson
Lucy Davia
Jeff Haley
Moxses
Annie and
Halley Fitzgerald
Allen Fitzgerald
Dot
Muriel
Rons
Boyd
Iran
Wiley's
Dorset
Rosan I Gun Salesne
Vannenka
Stacey
Repetiest
Vane Vaughan
Tahir Mae
Jamba Friel
Alexander
Venghan
Parker
Lange Cod
W. P. Woldridge
Ona
Superior
J.P. Street Co
Hwy A AL. A & IN
John Trotwood Moore
J. E. Manix Dry Goods CO
Union Streets
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