Duty of Church and State in Pleasant Address
J L Finney editor of The Herald spoke at Central Presbyterian Cullooka on the relation of the church to the state urging active Christian influence to foster good citizens. He opposed an official church but urged church aided roads schools better farming and saner living, with Miss Sallie Orr’s Cullooka pupils providing music.
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J. L Finney
the Herald
Central Presbyterian Church
Cullooka
Finney
Galloway
Phiney
Tel Hule
Lorc
Sallie Orr
Giebel
Milton Park
Mary Robison
Petrie
Helen Park
Wagner Carroll Evins
Liszt Ladye Love Evins
Lillian Bailey
Wiegand
Hilary Park
Rosy Fingers
Wacha—Hellen Park
Carmen Park
Everett and Berry Begin Democratic Governor Campaigns
Judge J. Everett opened his campaign for the Democratic nomination for governor, addressing a large Dresden crowd in Nashville. George L. Berry followed with his first speech at Rogersville, speaking to the Hawking county Democratic convention.
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Nashville
Tenn
J. Everett
Dresden
George L. Berry
Rogersville
Hawking County
Maury County Teachers elects Holt president
W T Holt of Cullooka is chosen president for the next year while O R Hughes of Hay Long Howard School Mt Pleasant becomes vice president and Miss Mary Blackburn sec retary Ex officio members include Holt Graham the county superintendent and Blackburn The association plans a county institute in Columbia May 25 to 30 with state exams at Columbia May 14 and 15 Also notes library fund raising by Hay Long Howard pupils and status of book investments
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Maury County Teachers’ Association
W. T. Holt
Cullooka
O. R. Hughes
Hay-Long-Howard School
Mt. Pleasant
Mary Blackburn
Messrs. Holt
J. P. Graham
D. M. Galloway
A. ©. Allen
Charlotte Wilkins
Hay-Long-Howard
Columbia
Bids Opened for State Text Books in Tennessee
Nashville Tenn May 4 At noon today the state text book commission opened sealed bids for furnishing text books to public school children of Tennessee for the next five years. The contract involves over 1 000 000 dollars. About fifty five bids were received, double the number ever made in previous selections.
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Nashville
Tenn
State Text Book Commission
Tennessee
Aged Hampshire Couple Wed in County Court Room
In a county court room ceremony, Z. J. Pogue and Mrs. Laura Garner of Hampshire wed before a large crowd. The officiant, Esq. Alexander, described the scene as he performed the brief rite swiftly despite feeling outmatched by the couple's long years.
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County Court Room
Esq. Alexander
Court House
Z. J. Pogue
Laura Garner
Hampshire
Keach
Morton Says He Would Accept Nomination for Governor
Nashville April 20 J DG Morton of Gallatin chair of the Tennessee democratic state executive committee says he is not a candidate for governor. He adds that if friends present his name at the democratic convention and the body honors him with the nomination he would consider accepting. He disavows active candidacy but would accept if offered.
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Nashville
J. DG. Morton
Gallatin
Tennessee Democratic State Executive Committee
Sen
Hooper
Blood poisoning from parrot bite shocks Paris man
Paris Tenn May 1 J M Pierce is seriously ill from a bite by a thin pet parrot about 60 years old that had escaped from his home Blood poison has set in
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Paris
Tenn
J. M. Pierce
Poisom Hss Eet
Dr Bourne to Deliver Sermon at Commencement Exercises
The May commencement season unfolds with Dr W R Bourne set to preach the sermon at Columbia High School on May 17 at the Athenaeum. May 21 sees Class Day in the morning and W C Anderson delivering the graduation address at the New Grand Opera House. The city anticipates eight to nine hundred guests at a future new building as schools plan larger gatherings.
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Columbia High School
The
Athenaeum
W. R. Bourne
W. C. Anderson
Davidson County Public Schools
Grand Opera House
Opera House
Residence of G G Ruff Destroyed in Fire at MT Pleasant
The home of G G Ruff burned early today in Mt Pleasant with the dining room ceiling origin. Most household effects were lost though insured. dwelling coverage is insufficient to meet the loss. Distinct summary of the fire and insurance status.
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MT. Pleasant
Tenn
G. G. Ruff
New Evangelists for Lewis Party Arrive from Canada
Rev. H. D. Kennedy and wife joined the Lewis party of evangelists after arriving Friday morning from Canada. Kennedy serves as speaker and singer while Mrs. Kennedy ministers to Indies in the local community. LIV-VER-LAX advertised as a vegetable tonic.
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H. D. Kennedy
Canada
Lewis Party of
Evangelists
Kennedy
Thousands Gather for Ethiopian Footwashing at White Springs
Crowds estimated around five thousand Ethiopians filled Franklin to White Springs for the last Sunday in May rites. Trains from Nashville, Lewisburg and others arrived early, with no disturbances reported. The Duck River waters supposedly darkened by the ritual, as worshippers washed feet in a peaceful procession.
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Franklin
Nashville
Mt. Pleasant
Lewisburg
Cullooka
Lynnville
White Springs
Phoenix National Bank stock sells for over two hundred per share
At a public sale at the court house, Phoenix National Bank shares brought more than 200 dollars per share of par value 100. Ten shares from the estate of the late Maj N F Cheatrs of Spring Hill were bought by J M Moore of Spring Hill for 2020 dollars, hailed as a tribute to the bank’s management.
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Court House
Phoenix National Bank
Maj. N. F. Cheatrs
Spring Hill
J. M. Moore
LIV VER LAX Relieves All Ills Of The Liver And Stomach
An advertisement notes LIV VER LAX as a remedy for liver and stomach ills available through a seller offering the product. The text emphasizes relief and wellness claims typical of a late era medicine ad.
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Stephenson Bros
Confidence Men Question in Exaggerated Exchange
A fragmentary dialogue contrasts a claimant’s denial with a suggestion that confidence men exist and can read a person. The terse exchange hints at suspicion and personal finance, capturing a moment of streetwise ribbing. No clear event or proper nouns beyond generic terms are present.
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Moyer
United States
Staver
Anchor
B. A. Satterfield & Co
J. S. Finney
Central Presbyterian Church Culleoka
Culleoka
Swann Straw
Adkisson Bros
Everett and Berry
Holt
Ssociation
County Institute
Foley
Woldridge CO
Adve
Morton
Barris
RIAL
C. Anderson
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
LEWIS
White Spring
Ita
Phoenix
Eaters Bis
Wedad
Metal
Chichester
New Pi
Hest
Sineat Ferret
Robert Berg
Fine Watch
Bethellion Cutumbra Reny
Looney & Morgan
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