Deering Binders and Farm Machinery Ad Brimming with Offers
Dobbins and Ewing promote Deering binders praised for durability and speed, highlighting bicycle ball and roller bearings, solid steel cutter bars, and quick truck placement. The ad touts May Day delivery, a festival harvest push for 1900, and a wide stock of Deering products plus Brown and Wright farm implements with claims of savings and local dominance in Maury County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deering
Columbia
Maury County
How Single Tax Would Ruin the Eprros Herato in Kansas Farmer Tale
A Kansas farmer who grows 1200 bushels on 40 acres explains how indirect taxes and rents erode his output. He details payments to landowners, railways, merchants, and taxes, arguing a single tax and government rail ownership would boost his remaining 750 to 917 bushels and dramatically lift prosperity, challenging populist claims.
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Eprros Herato
Kansas
Chiesgo
Henry George
America
New York
Mississippi River
Cates
Ministers favor revision of Westminster Confession across nation
The New York Journal reports that two thirds of interviewed Presbyterian ministers nationwide favor revising the Westminster Confession. Many argue revision alone is insufficient and advocate drafting a new, simple creed. A representative table summarizes clergymen views from various regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Journal
New York
West-minster
Premiums for Flower Parade premiums list and prizes
A list of premiums for the Flower Parade on Tuesday May 29 includes prizes for single and double harness rigs, traps, and various vehicle categories. Advertisements note prize items from local businesses and vendors, with multiple shops contributing cash, goods, or merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express Office
Bethels Block
Watkins. Asian & Vans
Mcarenes
Palace Meat Market
A. B. McBride
Lowney’s
Chas H. Sharp
Pension Frauds Convicted In Nashville Case
Nashville Tennessee April 27 Three Black defendants were convicted in a pension fraud case with May nine given six ten months and a fine of 1000. Mary Brown alias White received fifteen months and a fine of 1 000 while Charles Gaines was not sentenced due to noted awe. Mary White paired with a soldier named Dame Brown and fled town. Mose Davis, a titanefecturer now jailed, admitted many forgeries. About thirty pension frauds have been sent to the penitentiary from Nashville in a year.
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Nash
Nashville
Real Estate Transfers Listed For Various Districts
Real estate transfers show Allie Sapenman and C Hunt with 1064 acres in 19th district to Martha Ni. Blair receives 2 acres in 2M district. W J Guest to 4 5 McBride in jot district for 1000. W H Watson to William Brown in South district. Anthony Porter to Shi ra Porte hot fin. W T Turley to H C Potton lot in Columbia for 15. 8 5 Porter to H N and P Mayberry interest in land in léth district for 150.
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Allie Sapenman C. Hunt
Martha Ni
Blair
W. J. Guest
McBride
W. H. Watsos
William Brown
Anthony Porter
Shira Porte
W. T. Turley
H. C. Potton
Lot
Columbia
Porter
H. N
P. Mayberry
Léth District
Columbia Arsenal Fallout Rumors Of Consolidation
A late report to Congress from the Chief of Ordnance suggests folding all smaller arsenals after Columbia into larger facilities. The plan would shift free stores and stored ordnance to two or three centers, concentrating business. action awaiting Congress, with many skeptical of its favorability.
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Hewson
Mitatle
Congress
Schuiter
United States
Columbia
Samford State Ticket Named by Democratic Convention
Montgomery April 27 The Democratic state convention reassembled and completed the state ticket. Governor W. J. Samford, Secretary of State Robert P. Melavid, Attorney General Charles G. Brown, Superintendent J. W. Abercrombie, Treasurer J. Craig Smith, Auditor W. H. Matthews, Agriculture Commissioner R. Ta eale. Electoral slate and convention delegates remain to be chosen. platform endorses constitutional convention and Bryan.
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Montgomery
Ala
W. J. Samford
Robert P. Melavid
Charles G. Brown
J. W. Abercrombie
J. Craig Smith
W. H. Matthews
Oale
Brynn
New Great South American Kidney Cure Relief in Six Hours
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by a remedy called New Great South American Kidney Cure. It claims prompt relief for bladder, kidneys and back and immediate relief of water retention. Sold by A. B. Rains, Druggist, Columbia, Tenn, April 3.
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Gfoggists
Mall. E
Columbis
Tenn
A. B. Rass
Droggist
Aplis
Colambia
A. B. Rains
Columbia
Peace Maker Hanna Meddles in Republican Split
Special dispatch from Memphis reports Mark Hanna pressing a compromise between rival Republican factions. Two plans are proposed to appease Hanna, including seating delegations to split votes or pairing seating with withdrawal of state tickets, risking displeasure if rejected. Also advertised is a "Mystic Cure" claim for rheumatism and neuralgia sold by A S Raina in Columbia.
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Memphis
Mark Hanna
Hanna
Evans
Brownlow
Philadelphia
Evans State
Brownlow State
Growth of the South Ever Rising Through Years 18% to 1899
Richard H. Edwards of the Manufacturer's Record cites Harper's Weekly figures tracking the South's growth from 18 percent through 1899. The article emphasizes industrial and economic expansion with data likely reflecting advances in production, commerce, and infrastructure across Southern states during the period.
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Richard H. Edwards
The
Manufacturer's Record
Harper's Weekly
Sanctum Sentiments and Political Plums in Tennessee
McMillin seeks governor's chair while pruning the senatorial field to Carmack and Snodgrass, a move hoped to solidify West Tennessee for Ed Carmack. An eastern house plans a new work on presidents and methods, and Koonsville notes Marcus Aurelius Hanus as a possible father of the summer.
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McMillin
United States
Carmack
Snodgrass
West Tennessee
Ed Cormack
Union City
Marcus Aurelius Hanus
Koonsville Sentinel
Welcome He Found His Own White Folks At Last
An old-time Southern Negro travels to Boston seeking fortune, faces rejection at every door, and finally finds help at a white household after a bell rings. The Atlanta Constitution reports the tale of endurance and eventual acceptance.
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Boston
de Lawd
Las
Atlanta Constitution
West End Notes on Local Homes and Repairs
Mr Frank McGaw moved into a pew cottage of Horace chain and Jobe Bain, recent paint and pencil marks noted. Jobe L Jones is repairing a nuisance, with activity at the Barin? House area.
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Frank McGaw
Horace Chain
Jobe Bain
Jobe L Jones
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Schuttler
Tennessee
Wright
Citizens’ Telephone
Wat ‘Eeu Street
Dobbins & Ewing
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
St Paut
Alban
Newark
Pittsburg
Troy
Columbus
Sao
Trade Palace
Tea Bros
Chaffin Bros
W. P. Woldridge
Maury Dry Goods Co
Mis Wlan Enous
Miles Cook
Satterfield & Dodson
Santiago
E. W. Gamble
A. Samuels
Hal Pointer
James Bros
Hoy
Frank Swansburg
McKennon & Nichols
3. A. Wallace
T. Esc Anthony
Port -Pooteassier
Saya
Maine Draggist
Columia
Columbia Arsenal
Chief of Ordnance
Samford
Alaoams
Columbus Buggy Company
Surries and Photons
Babcock, Wescott and Troy
Henan
Raina Druggist
Columbia Nove &m
ATO
George Long
New Straiteville
Ohio
Mr. King
Mr. Long
Atoldridge & Irvine
Jet Ly
Santa Fe High School
Haline
Bemsie
Ethel Cook
Emmaight
Juans
W Nicer
Columbia Market Report
Frierson & Embry and McKennon & Nichols
Trom
Louisville and Nashville
Orth
Sourm
Pula Acco
Po Nashville
Floresce
Tascumbia
Pleasant
Colum- No
P. Tap
Louis Har
West End
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