Village News From Hopwis and Nearby
Local notes report residents visiting kin in F mother Mary Cowsert and Mra Dodge Halt, vaccination notices, farming delays, and a brief obituary for Mrs. Katharris. Also mentions Dr. King’s New Discovery testimonial and a wedding between Robert Anderton and Mary Baxter.
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Hopwis
Wid
Armatrong
Aire
Mary Cowsert
AS. Pewett
West Tennessee
M. A. Wirener
Columbia
Mra Dodge Halt
Ling Xine
Missines Timmoon
The
Tennessee Female College
Misa Mutt Jara
Timmons
Godwin Friends
Dave Stevenson
Donelaan
Hinn
M. A. Coggin
Neebvilie
Theames
James
Porgey Fraser
Thie Place
Community Notes From Watre Valley March Night
Sunday night services at the church, health concerns for Mr. Roach and Mr. Oakley, and local residents bearing on family events. Mrs. Thoxte Johan and Miss Little Mioadr are among those connected to Johnson and Hethel.
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Danton
Tom Sowell
Mixe Lota Sowell
Macon Green
Polk Davie
Mies
Ava May
Dark
Sam
Davie
Will Green
Lia Young
Kath Hayes
Columbia
Robert Young
Roberts Young
Iss Cleave Harmon
Kedron
Jake Martin
Hera
Kavnn
Dank's
WR. Hammonds
W. Ef. Baashau
Mallard
Rider Spivey
Bilder Morton
Jd. K.P Davis
Eva May
Sam Nesbitt
Edward Gardener
Iowa
Ancle Athen
Vatou City
Nerser
Broapview
Albert N. Smith
J. Brown
Coruma
Miss Deal
Dim Metrid
Yakley
Dugger
Elouston Barhett
Southport
Wace
Glennwood
Katharris
Brunette
Waren Valley
Hatchor
Alr
Roach
Jon Oakley
Maon
Kim Kenzer
Jet Johnson
Hethel
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Seventh Page
Continued real estate transfers show John EK Brownlow and others selling parcels to R O Paterson in Lith district, and N P Cheek selling 46 acres to Turner. Transactions include Magtish to Nixon, 122 acres in Lith, and Wilkes to John Morall for 274 acres in South district with values noted. Additional parcels include Martha Dooley’s 110 years in 21st district and other minor deeds.
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John EK. Brownlow
R. O. Paterson
N. P. Cheek
Wls. ‘Turner
T. J. Magtish
J. H. Nixon
Mra
A. G. ‘Kgon
A. Wilkes
John W. Morall
Martha J. Dooley
Dooley
F. Neeley
Electrical expert inspects Nashville street lighting
An electrical expert from Nashville visited Monday night with the city marshal to inspect all street lighting and the Light Company plant. He was brought by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen and the results will be presented at the board’s next morning session.
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Nashville
Tha
Steret
The
Light Company
Hale Fare and Spring Openings Hit Nashville Merchants
Hale fare on all railroads for visitors to Nashville April 3 4 and 5 with return by April 7. Millinery and Dry Goods stores hold Spring Openings and Nashville merchants offer bargains. Elegant souvenirs to all visitors. Rates valid from any point within 190 miles.
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Nashville
Miscellany of Quotations and Moral Snippets
A collage of brief maxims and aphorisms from various authors. Witty, pithy lines on honesty prudence pride religion and human nature with varied origins and tones. The collection reads as scattered reflections rather than a single narrative or argument.
Nose Bug Alert Warns of New Bloodsucking Pest
Yale entomologist Dr. L C Howard cautions of a new bloodsucking bug spreading in large numbers. He reports specimens found in New Mexico and notes the creature, misdescribed as benorbitus lanwatsuga, bites seriously. A Chinese laundry shirt context is cited in an anecdotal origin.
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L. C. Howard
Yale
New Mexico
Howard
Chines
New Haven
Chicago Time Herald
Rice culture potential could make U S self-sufficient in rice
Dr. Knapp reports vast rice-growing potential in the United States with 10,000,000 acres suitable in Gulf Coast states. Irrigation limits 3,000,000 acres. rotation allows 1,560,000 acres at a time. With improved machinery yields could reach 2,500,000 tons, enough to export.
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Lnmenae
G. A.’ Knapp
Agricultural Department
Gulf of Mexico
United States
Southwest
Kornia
Dakotas
Diamonds Still Not Rising In Price Say New York Dealers
New York wholesale diamond dealers deny any price increases since the Boer War began. They acknowledge a small rise over a year ago but say losses fall on wholesalers, not retail buyers. Prices at the counter have stayed nearly steady, with potential shifts tied to war outcomes and African supply. Some link a prewar rise to natural causes or a Rhodes-led syndicate anticipating conflict. Kimberley relief may test these beliefs.
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New York City
Africa
Cecil Rhodes
Kimberley
Search for William S Hamilton Grave in Sacramento
The Wisconsin Historical Society seeks the burial site of William S Hamilton son of Alexander Hamilton in Sacramento California. He died August 7 1850 in a duel incident and rests in a city cemetery with a bronze medallion honoring his father. Family members recently retrieved the medallion for preservation and copied inscriptions.
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the Historical Society of
Wisconsin
California
William S. Hamilton
Alexander Hamilton
Sacramento
Alexander
Hamilton
Aaron Burr
Young Williams
Snailton
Burr
Det
Tlamilton
Galifornia
Willam Stephen Tamiston
Alexander Hamiston
Cristobal Colon Crashes Near Catan Coast
Spanish cruiser Cristobal Colon driven ashore off Santiago Cuba after battle conditions. Navy officials abandoned rescue efforts as vessel settled in deep water. Private requests to salvage were considered but not approved. A Chicago Tribune note reports a searchlight plan could reveal a policeman’s location.
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Cuba
Weed
Navy Department
Cristobal Colon
New York
Cornvera
Department
Secretary of the Navy
The
Chi- Tribune
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