Dinner and schemes at the Belwether mansion
In a long social scene at the Belwether house a heated talk centers on Amalgamated Electric stock. Plank reveals he controls a large block and plans to push the stock back up, prompting scrutiny from Quarrier and Belwether as a dinner party unfolds amid flirtation, intrigue, and strategic moves.
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Mr. Plank
Bim
Leila
Ini
Beverly
Pieak
Abe
Sylvia
Belwether House
Rother Wide
Bylsda
Wiewesli
Mtori Aimer
Grace Ferrall
Agatha Caithness
Mortimers
Illie
Ni Vink
Morthner
Ferrall
Asith
Calthnesa
Marion
Ally
Plant
Plank
Harrington
Belwether
Boward
Kemp Ferrall
Stephen Siward
Quarrier
Amalgamated Electric
Stward
Plunk
Pieter
Walt
Howard
Sven Mr. Stward
Plagk
Jim
Maron
Agatha
Aaid
Donations Fuel Nashville Hospital Fund Drive
At the Franklin District conference in Theta, $1,600 was given to the new Methodist Hospital in Nashville, following Rev. A.B. Clement's fundraising appeal. The Epworth League Conference at Tulip Street church added $1,000, bringing Clement’s total to $6,000 raised as he pursues full funding for the new institution.
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Franklin District
Theta
New Methodist Hospital
Nashville
A. BE. Clement
Epworth League
Tulip-street Church
Clement
Woman's Missionary
Gallatin
Dodson's Chapel
Cadets Meet Spring Hill Rival Rivalry Builds For Saturday
The B. Mo AL campus hosts a season defining match between the Cadets and Spring Hill rivals. Kilburn may return, with C. M. A. seeking a decisive third game to crown the series winner. The Herald urges subscribers to follow the weekend clash.
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B. Mo AL
Oxdelly & P.m
Kilburn
County Road Law Provisions Pass House in 1909 Session
The document outlines expanded county road powers, procedures for petitioning, notices, awards of damages, and appeals. It details funding from county funds, workhouse labor for road projects, and supervision by the County Road Commission with elected superintendent and guards. Provisions include tax levies on abutting properties and penalties for noncompliance, plus exemptions by county population.
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Euld County Row Commission
Thair
Chat
Salt Couuty
County Workhouse Commission
Saar
General Assembly
State of
Tennessee
M. Hillsman Taylor
House of Representatives
WM. Kinney
Senate
Mascolmer
Patterson
People urge support for State Normal School in Columbia
Citizens of Columbia and Maury County in mass meeting endorse the Board of Mayor and Aldermen and the County Court in offering funds and property to the State Board of Education to secure the State Normal School for Middle Tennessee. They urge continued effort by these bodies as the school is located in Columbia.
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Columbia
Maury County
County Court
State Board of Education
State Normal School
Dr Kings New Life Pills Offer Quick Headache Relief
Advert says young girls and older women suffer headaches but can find prompt cure with Dr Kings New Life Pills. Claims to build up health and nerves, sold for 25 cents at all druggists.
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Bill
Dr. King
Fly Will Erect Five More Houses on Woodsill Property
Clarence Fly, via A. L. Blooker & Co., paid $2400 for the Woodsill property on East Ninth Street. The four acre tract will be subdivided and streets Hew and Open Up will be opened. Construction of five additional rental houses will begin promptly.
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Clarence Fly
A. L. Blooker & Co
Woodsill
East Ninth Street
Arnica Salve Cures Scald and Burns in Nebo Grandmother’s Claim
A Nebo Kentucky grandmother, Mrs Marin Taylor, reports that her grandson was saved from a severe scald by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. She states the salve cured burns, cuts, wounds and skin eruptions after doctors feared death. Sold at all druggists.
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Marin Taylor
Nebo
Bucklen
A Comedy of Toys Charms Grand Theatre Cast Shines
The Sunbeam Circle of King's Daughters staged A Comedy of Toys at the Grand Theatre to benefit the Home for Incurables. A large audience praised the all star youth cast led by Elfen Douglass Everett and LeMyra Harlan with strong orchestra support. Nearly $200 was raised.
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27Ers House
Charles Bernard
Sunbeam Circle
King’s Daughters
All Star
Columbia
Sears
Katy
Elfen Douglass Everett
LeMyra Harlan
Topay
Misa Everett
Miss Harlan
Verna Skelley
Glue Pott
Wendell Church
Verna Skelly
Bibl
Charlotte Watson
Topsy
Ellen Douglass Everett
Angelica
Lella Barr Anderson
Prince Caramel
Ewing Everett
Captain Tillerope
L. P. Padgett
Sargeant Bon Bon
James Wooten
Sylvania
Zulema Brownlow
Miss Pudding Head
Lil- Nan Brant
Maude Arthur
Margaret Greenlaw
Dolls Heads
Virginia New
Rachael Carpenter
Follo
Camille Herndon
Hallie Fry
Mary Dale Pigners
Viollas
Frances Moore
Leonora Willamson
Mre
Frank Everett
Dr. Morrill
Pulaski
Kings’ Daughters
Perormance
Cabell Succeeds John G. Capers as IRS Commissioner
Royal B. Cabell of Richmond Virginia has been chosen to succeed John G Capers of South Carolina as Commissioner of Internal Revenue. Capers resigned effective July 1 after submitting his letter weeks ago.
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Washington
Royal B. Cabell
Richmond
John G. Capers
South Carolina
Internal Revenue
Capers
Bia
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