Respected Bigbyville Woman Dies After Illness
Mrs. Lou B. Neely, age SS years, widow of the late Wis 3. Le Newly, died this morning at 1:15 o clock at her Bigbyville home after a three week illness of influenza. She was a longtime Cumberland Presbyterian member and is survived by a daughter Emo Neely of Sonnyside, two sons 8 Le and W Neely of Bigbyville, three sisters Mrs. William Caskey of Columbia, Mrs. R. A. Moore of Aberdeen, and Miss Martha Jackson of Ennis, Texas. The funeral will be Friday at 1 o'clock at McCains Interment in the family lot Maury Undertaking Co. in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou B. Neely
Wis
le Newly
Bigbyville
Newly
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Emo Neely
Sunnyside
Neely
Bighyvile
William Caskey
Columbia
R. A. Moore
Aberdeen
Mia
Martha Jackson
Ennis
Texas
McCains
Maury Undertaking Co
After effects of system after effects of system
The passage describes the lingering toll after a siege of the flu. It notes pain, a strained nervous system, and difficulties regaining former strength, suggesting a long recovery period and ongoing debility.
Flu Leaves Person Powerful Yet Weakened By Illness
Fragmentary advices describe a tonic claimed to cleanse blood impurities and restore appetite while offering renewed vigor. The copy urges timely action and emphasizes strength and health benefits from the product.
State Board Leaves Road Clear for Taxes Levy
The State Board of Tax Equalizers finds it impossible to finish tax equalization in time for this year’s levy. The county quarterly court plans to meet in July to levy taxes and ratify prior school tax increases. A scheduling committee led by Esquire Mathews will reconvene before July to set the county levy and sinking funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staty Board of Tax Equalizers
Hanyevar
Esquire Mathews
Births and a Burglar Incident in Mixed Local Notices
Birth announcements report Mr and Mrs A H Arthur welcoming a fine girl and Mr and Mrs Roy Lusk of Mr Pleasant announcing a nine pound baby boy named Joseph Foster. In Chicago Mrs Rose Burdall chased a burglar, captured John Keegan, and notified police after a steak broil. Burlington relief and a will summary touch Marre mayor’s nephews and nieces. New York city gossip mentions a morose hop, a fogged rochwalaie, and a pitta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Arthur
Roy Lusk
Mr. Pleasant
Joseph Foster
Chicago
Rose Burdall
John Keegan
Buntill
Society Notes and Local Events Highlight Soldier Dinner
A large Sunday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Neely honored local soldier boys with 12 oclock arrival and a banished memory of wartime hardships. Attendees included Nathan Brown John Jones Herbert Neely Curtis Walters Dayton Whitaker Paul Walters Everett Goodwin Mack Neely Paul Neely Henry D. McKenon Jr Hazel Neely Laurenta McKennon Mary Neely and several couples. The issue also covers kindergarten and junior music recitals at the Columbia Institute, a May wedding, and a family reunion in Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldier Boy
A. L. Neely
Messrs
Nathan Brown
John Jones
Herbert Neely
Curtis Walters
Dayton Whitaker
Paul Walters
Everett Goodwin
Mack Neely
Paul Neely
Henry D. McKenon, Jr
Hazel Neely
Laurenta McKennon
Mary Neely
John A. Watters
Henry D. McKennon
Ira Baird
Columbia Institute
Mary Ashton
Andaline Jones
W. 8
Boyed
Hays Mill
Ala
Lst
Columbia
W. 7. Smith
Joy
Dutch Smith
G. T. Tatum
Willie
Katie
LeRoy
Ida Griffin
J. A. McAlister
Myrtle
A. P. MecAlister
Bell Reid
Ruth
Bobbie
W. D. Hughes
Ruth Hargrove
James White
Fars
David McCaw Wilson Dies at 27 in Columbia Home
David McCaw Wilson aged 27 died at 1:30 AM at his mother Julia Wilsons home near Columba on the Lowell Mill pike. He leaves a wife Kate Wilson and three children. He is survived by his mother, three sisters Mrs Allen B. Gallaher Lexington Ky Mrs Chas A Cordell Akron Ohio and Mrs John A Oakes Columbia and four brothers Nick Wilson Mt. Pleasant Paul Wilson Atlante ED Wilson Memphis and W H Wilson Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McCaw Wilson
Julia Wilson
Columba
Lowell Mill Pike
Kate Wilson
Allen B. Gallaher
Lexington
Chas. A. Cordell
Akron
Ohio
John A. Oakes
Columbia
Nick Wilson
Mt. Pleasant
Paul Wilson
Atlante
ED. Wilson
Memphis
W. H. Wilson
Noble Woman Patton Called To The Other Realm
Mrs. J. J. Patton wife of the late J. J. Patton and lifelong Methodist died at her Hampshire home on Saturday Funeral services were held at Hampshire Methodist Church at 3 p m Sunday conducted by Rev Mielder who praised the deceased She is survived by four children and other relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Patton
Methodist Church
Hampshire
Hampshire Methodist Church
Mielder
Special column notice and sales ads mix from 1919 Nashville area
Public notice from the Office of the Collector of Internal Revenue in Nashville dated May 20 1919 calls for claims to seized property in Hohenwald within 20 days or forfeiture to the United States for tax law violations. Also local ads offer sale of lots and horses, cherry market, and a concrete breaker rental at reduced price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Nashville
Tenn
Hohenwald
United States
E. B. Craig
Bent
Community mourns Mrs Patton with family ties noted
The obituary lists Mrs Patton as a daughter of William Bugtish and names her siblings Tom, Will Highab, Denny Akin, Mrs John B, Mrs M A McBride, and others including Clarence Akin Henderson F English Jr James Paltrog and Al Lettwleh. It notes JT Patton was a beloved community figure and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chldren
Babs
Joe
Mra
Webb
William Bugtish
Tom
Will Hhghab
Denny Akin
John B
M. A. McBride
Se Tate
Akin
Clarence Akin
Henderson F
English
Jarmes Paltrog
al Lettwleh
JT Patton
Local hogs fall while cattle hold steady on market
Hogs declined 20 cents today in the local market aligning with packing center rations, while cattle remained steady. Other quotations were steady with minor shifts noted in feeder bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheen
Ges
Hensts
Louisville Stock Market Report and Prices
Quotations for hogs and sheep show declines, with hog receipts about 4,200 head and sheep 250 head. Hogs ranged to about 20 cents lower. lambs and wool noted with prices. flour and produce prices listed including corn at 8 dollars per barrel and oats 76 cents per bushel. Oklahoma City brief notes a fight and ridicule, with men urged to keep peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milla
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Walter B. Capers, Jr
New Orleans
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Rachel Wilkes
Sawdust Valley
Mel Kennon
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Florence
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H. C. Horn
Highland Park
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New York
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Viola
W. J. Niles
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Johnnie Dugger
Toledo
Virginia
Beasley
D. Parle
Canada
J. A. Nicholls
Louisville
William Moses
W. T. Erwin
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Atlanta
Santa Fe
Felix M. Ellet and Sons
Chand and Mortinez
Rebecca Erwin
Tanise Sharber
Oscar Partee
Dell Buckle
W. T. Chaffin
Elizabeth Chaffin
Firmingham
Mable Binkley
Springfield
Harry Williams Arived
Frank G. Cook
Mary Frances
Albany
Colwnlia
R. H. Foster
Corneil
U A. M
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State Council of
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J. W. Sharber
P. HH. Faucett
Dr. Faucett
States
W. B. Wood
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Lobelville
CALED
UNION
George Davis
Herald
Action State Board
Burlington
Harvey
Marre
Mary B. Hine
MW Hite
Ginthering
Institute
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Recreation Hall
Old School
Annie Lee Baker
Alice Polk
Sphere
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Mabel Raith
Arkdansas
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Alan
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Witherry
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Nolan Gartner
Piéter Dillehay
T. W. Lowell
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Claude Whitaker
S. C. Thomas
Columbia Military Academy
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Orchestra
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Roy Erwin
Jim Ridley
W. J. Towler
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Fred Latta
Gus Lamar
Charles McAdams
H. L. Graves
P. Garber
Dolmans
Dolman
Capes
Georgette
Tere le
Serge
Alge
Thia
Frank H. Smith
South Main Street
Horace Rainey
Djtuea Sation
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Ench
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eYournal
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