Local Notes From Columbia and Nearby Towns
Brewer travels to Hot Springs for two months while locals attend events across Columbia. Individuals from Jackson, Birmingham, Hampshire, Nashville, and Athens visit, study, or attend contests and commencements at Vanderbilt, Martin College, and local institutes. several plan visits to relatives and friends.
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Brewer
Hot Springs
Ark
D. H. Burton
Jackson, Tenn
W. H. Wilcot
M. B. Crook
Lawrenceburg
Columbia
Lawrenceburg Milling Co
Columbia Mill & Elevator ‘Co
Official 1 District Reviewing Work Being Done
W B Mercier of the United States Bureau of Plant Industry visited Lawrence and Maury counties to review farm demonstration work. J M Dean and H D Tage accompany him as they plan further reviews across the Cumberland River counties, noting growing interest and large attendance at meetings in school houses and other community venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Mercier
United States Bureau of Plant Industry
South
J. M. Dean
H. D. Tage
Lawrence
Maury
Thie auintFidt
Pee
J. M
Wiich
Colimbia
Thia
Siatanaeiies
Dean
Buearn
Mrs Octavene Alison Ill. Dinwiddie Returns Home Improved
Mrs Octavene Alison is very sick at her West End home. Mrs Charles Dinwiddie, who has filled in Nashville for some time, has returned home very much improved in health.
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Octavene Alison
West End
Charles Dinwiddie
Cullooka
Nashville
Brown Favors Undrawn Fowls in Nashville Market
Nashville authorities support selling only undrawn poultry. Dr. Lucius P. Brown, state pure food and drug inspector, says undrawn fowls are cleaner and avoid ice-water baths that contaminate carcasses. He notes drawn fowls gain weight from absorbed ice water, about 10 to 20 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Lucius P. Brown
Pure Food and Drug
Brown
U S commissioner tries two cases at depot trial
Commissioner Nicholson handled two cases from Lewisburg on Tuesday afternoon. Defendants charged with liquor law violations were released for lack of proof after trials at the depot. Attorneys and interested parties met the train there to return on the evening train.
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Nicholson
Lewisburg
Deaths Harvest Mrs Mary Giddens and More
Death notices from Giles and Hickman counties report Mrs Mary Giddens of Buford Station Giles county widow of James Giddens and mother of the late Mrs Lem Thomas to be buried at McCains Sunday morning pallbearers named including John Gilbreath and Claud Godwin Funeral for A J Lee of Spring Hill aged seventy five held at 2 pm at home. Robert Nichols of Shady Grove Hickman county dies suddenly aged sixty five. burial at Shady Grove Monday at 2 pm The Herslo
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Mary Giddens
Mary Howard Giddens
Buford Station
Giles County
McCains
James Giddens
jLem Thomas
John Gilbreath
John Matthews
Sol Maxwell
John Fraser
Claud Godwin Houston
Thomas
A. J. Lee
W. T. Lee
Spring Hill
Robert Nichols
Shady Crove
Hickman
Alex
Mumford Rankin Dies at 60 in Community
Mumford Rankin, a longtime county resident, died at his home Wednesday afternoon at age 60. He is survived by his widow and son Shorter Rankin. Funeral services were held at 11 o'clock this morning at the West Point Cumberland Presbyterian church, with Rev. H. A. Gray officiating. Interment followed in the church graveyard. Oakes & Nichols directed arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mumford Rankin
Shorter Rankin
West Point Cumberland Presbyterian Church
H. A. Gray
Oakes & Nichols
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Uttle Daughter
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W. H. Wilson
Ivy
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Miss Tomlinson
John McGaw
Anderson Hardison
Vanderbilt University
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Fred ©. Johnston
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Battle Creek
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Mary
Nannie
Hampshire
Annie Leicester Houston
Tuscumbia
Ala
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Mary Lamb
Annie McBride
Mattie Tomlinson
Anderson Hardigan
Vanderbilt
Young McGaw
Columbia High School
J. B. Hereford
Fayetteville
John T. Akin
W. T. Marfield
United States Bank Examiner
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Mt. Pleasant
Columbui
Wilbur Dean
LE. Stockard
Clarksville
Frank Latta
Athens
R. M. “Martin
Harmes
Lincoln County
Will Stockard
Federal Chemical Co
HL Lockwood
Teading Ae
M. M. Edgar
A. B. Thompsony
Arthur Leftwich
Pit Birkin
Mies Sade
Grimes
Memphis
T. N. Figuers
Percy. Brown
R. L. Young
Greenwood
Columbia Institute
Bether
Institute
Brownie Emerson
Pulaski
Martin College
W. Thomas Galloway
Glendale
At- Ianta
General Assembly
the Presbyterian Church
Mitty Elam
Winnie Davis
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Knoxville
Arny
Miss Petree
William Barker
Katherine Towler
Ernest McLemore
Henry Kendrick Sloan
Webb
Bell Buckle
W. R. Steele
Chattanooga
B. T. Curtis
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R. P Dodson
J. C. Mardy
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First Presbyterian Church
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Albany
Dorothy
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Daimwood's
Lawrence and
Maury County
Cumberland River
Parcel Post
Maury Dry Goods Co
Rwear
Ran
Sone
P. K's
Knit Union
Poros
Genuine
Shirty
Panama
U. S
Neral
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Docla Lee
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