Silica discovery and local business growth in Mt Pleasant
Silica of 96 percent purity found on Mr Wiley L Hatrin property near Mt Pleasant, with a five foot vein. The Webater-Locke Siliing Company works on a new building, and Mt Pleasant Milling Company aims to open by May 1. Local election news shows alderman races in multiple wards and ongoing registration activity. Families report travel, illness, and social events as Hay Long College students visit Summers Town and Rockdale Furnace.
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Wiley L. Hatrin
Beret
J. F. Jones
Webater-Locke Siliing Company
W. Gilman
G. M. Blasdell
Gyp
A. Brownlow
J.B Anderson
W. H. Lang
Larwe
Bithal Howard
Phierson
C.D. Regenold
Goodloe Fe
W. D. Cooper
Joe. Cote Urn
A. M. Gray Dire
Sandkintes
J. Brownlow
Hidertaen
Ard Wade
Mt. Pleasant Milling Company
Nashville
Lawrence County
Haydong College
Summertown
Rockdale Furnace
Hay Long College
Presbyterian Church
Charles E. Sullivan
Bob Taylor
Upos
Royone
Babylor
Columbia Herald
Bob Taylors
Mt. Pleasant
W. J McDoneld
Hickman County
W. D. Scott
Charlotte Henderson
Rattle Snake Falls
Newt Good
N. J. Ma
Hride
North Main Street
McBride
B. Rayburn
Humphrey County
A. P. Thweat
Franklin
Thwest
Kirkpatrick
Mia Maggie Kirkpatrick
Ernest Irwin
East Tannesyes
Lee Irwin
Leiper’s Fort
Myrtle Yates
W. B. Nall
W. B. Lane
Allensville Baptist Church Dedicated
Dedication services for the new Allensville Baptist Church, two miles west of the city on Hampshire road, featured ministers from multiple counties and cities. Rev J B Hight praised the church, a small gift funded the building’s remaining cost, and regular services are planned with Sunday School led by Newt Johnson. The K P moving picture event at Howard Institute raised funds for the lodge.
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Hampshire Road
Harvey Hull
Tickman County
J. W. Patton
W. E. Walker
Sante Fe
J. T. Perry
Mee Chrns
W. T. Ussery
Spencer Cunnell
Columbia
William Golden
Nashville
J. B. Hight
Levi Mulligan
Centerville
Ernest Lovan
Golden
J. &. Hight
Bight
Newt. Jounson
Notice of Elections in Maury County Tennessee May 27 1905
Notice is given that polling places in the Eighth and New Cent Districts will open on May 27 1905 to elect one Justice of the Peace for the Seventh Civil District in place of T H Nixon two Justices of the Peace for the New Tenth Civil District created by the latest legislature and a Constable for the New Tenth Civil District. T G Hoanes chairman with election commissioners John Cu Swerily WwW and W. Dree. Maury County ABBE t Py Retn
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Maury Coats
Tenn
Sth
T H Nixon
Tenth
Miso Fort
Quy Thompson
Poached Eggs and Mirth from Oldbach to Henpeckke
A Philadelphia Record page presents a quip about marriage as a cure for woes with a light tone. It pairs a line about being blue with a suggestion that marriage would forget troubles, followed by a recipe tip to slow heat poaching eggs by starting in cold water.
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Henpeckke
Philadelphia Record
Boy Returned to Parents After Pulaski Kidnapping Case
A 12 year old boy, Periting Carter, was reportedly kidnapped on a passenger train near Pulaski. Officers Webb and Sheriff Forgey questioned the boy who identified no suspect but indicated he was premeditatedly taken. The youth was held at the city jail until his father retrieved him on Sunday. two men were arrested Saturday evening and later released with assurances.
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Potion Webb
Mr. Carter
Pulaski
Periting Carter
Colum
Uniet Webb
Sheriff Forgey
Hapoc
Forria
Wah
Franklin
Lane
Carter
Lawsuit Claims 35000 Damages Over Love Letters
Omaha attorney Mae C Wood seeks 35000 in a District Court suit alleging that Wm Loeb Secretary to President Roosevelt and others used force and threats to obtain love letters she says were written to her by United States Senator Thomas Platt. She says the letters formed the basis for a manuscript and a planned book.
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Omaha
Neb
Mae C. Wood
Post Office Department
Washington
Wm. Loeb
Roosevelt
Pron
J. Martin Miller
Miss. Wood
Senator Platt
New York
Robert J. Wynn
London
Aix Lachapelle
Germany
Comase
Miss Wood
United States
Thomas ©. Platt
Transient Guest Reports Lost Grip at Depot Restaurant
Doctor J B Ragland of Cincinnati reported to Station Master Lane that his pocket medicine case and wearing apparel were stolen from his grip while he ate near the depot. He noted a suspicious looking negro was in the restaurant when he entered and had left when the loss was discovered. Ragland, traveling for health, had visited a cousin and planned to return to assist in the search if needed.
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J. B. Ragland
Cincinnati
Lane
Seein' Things at Nacht from a Child's Night Fears
A rustic narrator recalls nighttime visions and fears while confessing bravery and hunger. The child fears shadows and creatures, but cites parental comfort and folklore as relief. It touches on poverty, parental guidance, and a satirical nod to patent cures and class contrasts.
Burning Flue Sparks Fire Alarm at Harbison & Catina
Saturday night crowd gathered after a false fire alarm reported a blaze at Harbison & Catina on South High Street. Fire crews arrived quickly for a small smoke in a chimney. one soot in the chimney burned out in minutes and no water was applied.
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Harbison & Catina
South High Street
New Elk Discovered In California By Merriam
C Hart Merriam of the Biological Survey reports a pamphlet describing a newly identified elk found in a small area between Tulare and Buena Vista California. The new elk named Cervus nanodes fecra don is not a newly created species but a distinct smaller variant differing in other key respects from the known elk.
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C. Hart Merriam
Biological Survey
Tulare
Buena Vista
Cal
Naturalista
Brussels Sprouts with Chestnuts Recipe Note
Brussels sprouts not very nutritious yet add winter veg. Boil sprouts in salted water until tender then cool. Peel and cook chestnuts, mix with sprouts, add hot milk white pepper and nutmeg, and simmer until tender as guided by the New York Post.
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N. Y
Brief Tenure of Home Infortunate Home Finder
A reflective fragment on the brevity of home life and its impact on youthful perception. It suggests that young people fail to grasp how short and precious home moments are, warning of shadows over sunshine and the temptation of harsh words and thought.
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Home
Apose Popcorn Seed Deemed Superior Feed Trial Offers
A subscriber to the Southern Agriculturie describes obtaining seed from an old Indian in Northwest Texas and testing it for poultry and corn crop use. He reports 60 to 100 bushels per acre with good ground, claims better feed and no cholera, and notes the seed pops well. limited stock remains for a three months trial at 39 C. P. Bidg., Nashville, Tenn, with a $60 prize seed-growing contest.
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Southern Agriculturie
Texas
Lo Southern Agriculturial
C. P. Bidg
Nashville
Tenn
Rule notes for a table game with physical and speaking restrictions
The document lists rules on table construction, card material, and gear. It prohibits loud voices that alter the roof position and megaphones. Muffin bells require a formed corner to communicate, else players continue without the concerned person. Progressive pit play requires a five mile distance from inhabited buildings. Non players may approach only if a player faints and obstructs play.
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Tn Hne
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