Premium Photon Contest Ends in Heralds Favor
F D Lander notes the Premium Photon contest is over with satisfaction as the Herald received more than expected. Lead contenders faced stress, but the right entrants won the premiums. Mine Cherry is revealed as Caladony Leatherhead, with Skey gone, and retirement followed by potential activity after a new phiston appears.
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Arsenal property debate spurs plan for school use
The piece argues transferring the Arsenal site to a low government valuation to found an industrial and agricultural school with a high school department, backed by Senators Carmack and Padgett. It also critiques railroad depot proposals, urging public funding for a new station only as part of a broader plan, and condemns corporate greed while urging civic action.
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Rural delivery praised and a preacher’s praise to King’s Daughters
The Nashville Banner extols free rural delivery as a great blessing to farmers and country residents providing doorstep mail daily except Sundays and holidays. It notes benefits like reading papers, sending letters, and money orders, while acknowledging some postmasters oppose it. Also reports Columata welcoming State King’s Daughters delegates, praising their charitable work, and jokes about Prof. Crook’s engagement and a humorous cross between Crook and Hobson.
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Dainty striped and checked fabrics on sale at discount
Scarce pink and blue lawns, dimities, and prints once 25¢ now offered as soiled stock. Includes neat Saturday and Monday yard goods, edge flaws noted. Also nearly fifty new trimmed hats and shirtwaist hats priced around 2.00 to 2.50, with value up to 5.00.
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The Easter Lily by A W Hawks
A seed dies in soil and a lily grows tall and pure, praising God with a golden tongue. A poet buys a flower for his beloved as Easter morning arrives. A starving girl finds the lily, sees visions of home, and remembers mercy before dying with a smile, an angel taking the lily to heaven.
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Notice to creditors of Barr and Oakes winding up estate
Creditors of Barr and Oakes are warned to come forward and settle or arrange settlement within 30 days to enable the winding up of the firm. The executor Mrs. Barr’s estate will oversee the process and settlement costs. May 1041 by A OAKRS.
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Unpleasantness Avoided in Newsroom Patchwork
A collage of humorous and fragmentary quotes from Chicago and Philadelphia papers probes manners and manners in print culture. Snippets touch on family counsel, student handlers, servant questions, and farm talk with light regional flavor and dated colloquy.
Gov McMillin Names New Secretary in Nasuvile Policy Move
Nasuvile May 7 Gov McMillin tonight appointed Edward K Glenn of this city private secretary and John Denton named Public Commissioner.
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