Death and devotion mark rural Tennessee notices
Local notices recount funerals and religious services for Dr Joyce and Aunt Kinzer in Concord, with moves between Williamson, Maury, and Union counties. Community updates mention sickness, arrivals, farm life, and a medicine advertisement, plus a memory of Mrs Nicholson of Carter’s Creek and a peaceful end in faith.
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Naeno
Tim
William Webb Joyce
Williamson County
Theehyre
Rehoboth
Mark Gray
Maury County
Mi Nebo
Ira Joyce
Wonton
Emima Elizabeth Kinzer
Otey Webb
Philadelphia
Wil
Pine
Meltride
W. J. Housley
Jesus Christ
Concord
Aun
Malinda Kinzer
Abe
Union
Malinds
Euven
Litlie Godwin
Washu
Untitled Local Notes and Notices Fragment
A dense column of fragmented notices, obituaries, society happenings, and local name drops. Mentions Mr Pomasast and many residents, church events, school reports, and a note on a pardon petition for W C Doss. The scattered items reference people from Pleasant Pleasants, Columbia, and Nashville Neb, with social and education updates and a brief government pardon discussion.
Williamson County Population Doubt Grows in Review
The Franklin Review-Appeal questions census figures for Williamson County and Franklin, noting possible undercount or outside residency. It cites 1890 and current counts, suggesting accuracy issues and a larger local population than government data show, with several hundred residents living outside corporate borders.
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Franklin Review-Appeal
Washington
Tennessee
Williamson County
WiIjumaon County
Franklin
Ifmita
Williamson
Telephone sermon at Pleasant Baptist church service
Rev G. J Northrup of the Baptist church conducted a church service over the telephone in Pleasant Michigan as city services were suspended due to smallpox outbreaks. A single switchboard linked attendees for singing readings and brief talks at the usual morning hour.
Odd Prose Fragments From The New York Press Ad Line
A garbled excerpt references American Wire Fence and a sale tone about lower prices. The text includes remarks about Sartearnein Donoso and remarks on gender roles and shopping behavior. The source is fragmented and lacks a clear single event or person.
Are my photographs finished for the new ball gown
A Philadelphia Press item quotes Mise Lokurtz asking if her photographs are done and a reply from the photographer about delays due to Texpor, referencing a fitting for a ball gown and a remark on unfinished work. It includes a brief note about a French funeral salute custom.
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Mise Lokurtz
Philadelphia Press
Welcome for Cheatham Battalion in Nashville
Col Frank Cheatham and about thirty from the 7th United Stars Trfastry arrived in Nashville and were greeted with a warm welcome at the Tulane hotel breakfast. Bishop Gailor offered divine hymns, Mayor Head gave a welcome, followed by a parade and military display. A banquet at the Tala tonight honors old comrades of the Meteors.
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Nasevinla
Frank Cheatham
7Th United Stars Trfastry
Naahvile
Moroma
Tulane Hotel
Gailor
Head
Angel Crete
Welcomv
Redueni Grutorn
Tala
Homecoming for Temnope unit returns from Philippines
Several members arrived home this week after service in the Philippines. The group includes Ed Dodson Norman Batts Charley Norgrass Will Overton Lem Strong Lee Pond Gano Spurlin James B Spencer and Lieut Robt O Ragsdale. The men departed from San Francisco and Nashville held a celebration upon their return.
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Tennope
United States
Ybecore
Philippines
San Francions
Floaece
Sorni
Aes
Nashville
Ed Dodson
Norman Batts
Charley Norgrass
Will Overton
Lem Strong
Lee Pond
Gano Spurlin
James B. Spencer
Kirst
Robt
O. Ragsdale
Fence Offer From Sarresvincy & Consor
American ae Fence promotion urged readers to consider purchasing fencing today. The notice highlights Sarresvincy and Consor as the sponsors and frames the deal as timely and advantageous for homeowners seeking durable fencing options.
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Tl Sarresvincy & Consor
Runaway Horse Injures Tom Caruthers at Burn Spring
A serious accident at Burn Spring yesterday left Tom Caruthers colored with a broken leg after a horse driven by him ran away and plunged the wagon into a spring. The horse escaped uninjured.
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Tom Caruthers
Contested Will Case Draws Interest in Circuit Court
In a case that drew wide attention, Hannan Granbergs vs Ciney Long contests Ned Long's 1899 will. The prominent colored preacher left real estate to Granberg for life with remainder to Ike Long or his heirs, while Ciney Long and Mary Long challenge execution, soundness, and undue influence amid church factionalism. The trial spanned jurors and witnesses as other estate actions and a murder case loomed next.
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Hannan Granbers
Ciney Long
Ned Long
Big Harpeth Baptist Association
Bowling Green
Pulaski
Tennessee
Long
Johns Long
Mary Harlan
Hannah Granberg
Mt. Pleasant
Ike Long
Mary ‘Torlan
W. FE
Ballanfant
Admnistrator
F. Moore
John Bathunfant
Cullooka
March term opening in Raut County Criminal Court
Judge Looney will convene the March term of the Raut County Criminal Court next Wednesday with thirty three cases on the docket.
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Looney
Raut County
Administrator's Sale of Dr J T Bingham Estate Items
Auction notices list farming implements including binders mowers and plows, a two horse wagon buggy and surrey, 22 hogs 60 South Down sheep and lambs 22 Durham cattle 12 horses and mules, sale to nine months notes, sale date to be announced, farm property also to be rented if not privately rented before the sale.
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J.T. Bingham
Isom
Surrey
Wood Ag
S.J. Bixham
Alle N.B
Anid
Tennessee Cultivators Win and Defendants Summoned
A Maury County case against Geo KB Gordon and J M Redd of Gordon & Redd proceeds after non residents are noted. An attachment on their Phoenix Bank property prompts publication in Columba Herald for four weeks. The justice of the peace schedules the March 1001 hearing date in the th Civil District.
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Gro
Phoenix Bank
Columbia Herald
Columba
Tenn
Congress Moves to Pay for Surrendered Horses and Arms
Representative Cox announced a bill to reimburse items taken after surrender for horses and side arms. The House backed the Senate amendment and the bill awaits the President's signature. Hoosier Corn Planters promote latest improvements while claims preparation proceeds and Col. Hitches heads to Tex Oklahoma to settle reimbursements.
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Wasitineros
Cox
House
Tom Logan
Hoyten
Colombia
Gol A.M. Hoghen Ion
Secretary of War
Bil
Col. Hitches
Teouewen
Warrant Taken Out Charges Maney with First Degree Murder
A warrant was issued by ROH Guest charging Ian Maney with murder in the first degree for the killing of Walter Vaughn at Mount Pleasant. Maney had been jailed since the incident and received a preliminary hearing before being bound over to the Circuit Court.
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C. Vaughn
Walter Vaughn
Mt. Pleasant
Ian Maney
Non-Resident Notice in Tennessee Chancery Case
The court orders nonresidents listed to appear in Colum bit Chancery Court within the first four weeks of the next term to plead, answer, or demur to the complainant's bill. A copy of this order will be published for four consecutive weeks in the Comania HR. Attony: A Kin Clerk and Master KH Harorten Solr for Compl't dtat
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Chancery Court
Coumbit
Convania
Harorten
Sol
Land Sale Notice in Maury County Tennessee
Pursuant to a decree the Maury County Court will sell at the Columbia courthouse on Monday March 4 1901 at 12 oclock the real estate in the 7th Civil District bounded by B Cainer J B Galloway W S Weather ford and Mrs M A Londons containing 6 acres more or less. The property sells for one third cash with the balance in six months note bearing interest from date of sale and a lien retained to secure payment. A L Thomas Clerk Hanpin Thomas D C.
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Maury County
Tenn
Columbia
Yelock
W. S. Weatherford
Mra. M.A. Londons
Lesa
Tremhofsald
A.L Thomas
Per Hanpin Thomas
D. C
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Joyce
Keene
A.B
Columbia, Oath
Anthony
Promise City
Towa
A. BuRtaing
Water Valley
Mise Sallie
Williamaan County
Pletting
Ridley Staton
Our Village
Mise
Elizabeth Fleming
Bethel
Midet
J PF. Johnson
Wea Roberts
Roberts Read
Emma Kinzer
Mira WS. Harris
Williamenort
Lever
Grove
Kid. W. Morphy Bom de
Hethel
Morris
Glenwood
Key
Kay
South
Hubert Thurman
Atte Kim
Ape’ Wes
T. Wiley
Wiley Hue
Borhod
Walter
Thartian
Stator
Mal
Hellmoule
Maudie Rome
Tut Miter
Lucian Spain
Bud Wiley
Monty
Af Ulerprine
M. Makhiaelek
Fat
Caleb
Willy
George Digger
Tom Murphy
Preumonta
Cyrosten
Lincoln County
Fetter
Mire
Murphy
Pink Murphy
Hine
Tootomich
Crete
Nicholac
Carter's Creek
Sbe
Inez
Jane
MT. Plsuane Eee
Pomasast
Anne Etie
Dan Hiynika
Well A. Brownliw
Mike Martha
Scott
Timily
Johnsen
Hedda Well
Anne Neeblon
Collins
Trewnlow & Son
Mr. Staval
Ana
Typhont Lever
Plewenot
Fallen
Chee Miswee
Uel Hidlay
Marl Wheeler
Peankiin Fetinie Iellewe
Vinitinge Mra
Thterary Society
Bostick
Ae Seth Ruth
la Hildeith
Mit
Humphrey
Mutteyitle
Priessaqy
Mra
Wash Long
J. W. Vesey
Hunt Strayhorn
Howard Institute
Strayhorn
Kate Swannburg
Misa Kittie Stewart
Tanner
Williams Dene Co
Jick Grauberg
Mr. Johnson Long
Hosnress
Martha
Riah Long
Tf Sarrenretis
Donson
Depew
Charles A. Downe
Minnesota
Cbaudcey M. Depew
New York
Mr. Depew
Senator Towne
Senator Depew
Mr. Towne
Washington Post
Doss
Neb
McMillin
W. C. Doss
Board of Pardons
J. P. Street & Co
W. J. Bryan
Groves
UN Sartearrein & Donoso
France
Col. Cheatham
The
Tulane
Ballanfant Vs. Moore
John Thomas
Pat
T. N. Figuers
Criminal Court
J T. Bingham
Bee Sarrerrney & Dovxox
Gordon & Redd
Orry Grain & Peep Co
Treksa
Justice of the Peace For
Deat
H Harwood
Dt B. Rains
Bill
Maesey
Conumata
W. W. Gibbs
Dyfermlant
Lee, Rogers, Hulloway & Co
Bernard Tore
John Ke Manifen
Caleb B. Fox
Micust W. Woebkin
HW. Warden
Joseph M Sinnot
John Ry Williams
G. Jonge Brownlig
Wm. M. Kerr
Robert H. Foederer
Arthur Moore
George W. Roydhouge
George
Graham
Holder
Aban
Vee
Poles Weekly
Democratic Party
van Leer Polk
John L. Vertrees
W.j.oakrhs
Peneen
Ayers
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