Community notes and obituaries from Mayville region
Santos May 2 reports show good health in Little Villinge and late corn planting with dry weather. Local deaths include Mr. James Sellers of Knob Creek and Mrs. Harriet Kerr of Campbell Station. Church meetings, protracted services, and burials are noted, with various visits and gatherings across nearby towns and families.
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Santos
James Sellera
Knob Creek
James Price
Lizvie Sanders
Neapolia
Bart Johneund
Kedron
Anthon Derryberry
Columbia
Biton’s
Ridley
Raven Locks
Groveland Handles Double Service at Pleasant Mount
Groveland May 21 dedication sermons held at Pleasant Mount by Dr Black from Marshall Mo. Crowds prompted a second service outdoors for men from the district of Jonah. Rev E B Serface led collections for the new building while Rev G W Mitchell offered dedication prayer. Several ministers to fill next pulpit. Rev Lud Halloway died May 14 after a long illness. Local mills and engines ordered for lumber and flour projects. prizes awarded at school. community notices include a sergeant and a berry shipment from Denton.
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Groveland
Plessant Mount Mnet
Dr. Black
Marshall
E. B. Serface
Black
Jonah
G. W. Mitchell
Purlasxt
Serface
Oklahoma
V. Stevens
Lebanon
Plewant Mount
Lud Halloway
U. P. Church
Reva
B.S. Mitchell
Fom Wilkus
Russell
Andrews & Carpenter
Andrews
Thomas, Cheek & Hall
Lane
Hadley
Alama Wright
Kldridge Denham
Floyd Atilehay
New Decatur
Ala
Bia
W. C. Denton
Coiambia
Beck
Beat Wiehes
Local Families Mention Health, Deaths, and Crops in Magbyville Area
Shady Grove residents Gertrude Miller and others are noted as in frail health or ill with various ailments. Several deaths are recorded including Mrs. Griffin and Mr. Lackin Lagares’s family. Relatives gather near Magbyville and Mt. Promswnt while Bear Creek nursery interest is highlighted. The strawberry crop is light due to poor harvest, with demand for berries and other fruits mentioned along with local machinery like Imperial Disc and harrows for 1900.
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Mra
Gertrude Miller
Itte
Kether Buadne
Wallace T. Sowell
Magbyville
Mt. Promswnt
Renfro
Bear Creek
Leftwich
Micawhir
Wool removal and market ad seeks top prices
Wool buyers advertise high prices at all times and invite contact by Bell phone 370 or residence 261 Fourth Garden Street. Removal notice after May 8 places business at 44 N Garden Street. Also seeking chickens eggs tones and keys.
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Bell
Forth Garden Street
Barker's
Garden St. Lam
Swan Valley and Columbia Railway Condemnation Suit List
In Carter's Creek Circuit Court Wednesday the Swan Valley and Columbia Railway cases against McCormick and wife J A McMeen T D Simmons W T Parry and J P McKee were heard as condemnation for rights of way an appeal from a verdict of a court of inquiry. The L T Walker vs Citizen Telephone Co case was tried Tuesday with verdict awarding 250 for a Mt Pleasant switch board dispute. Other Columbia Swan Valley Railway suits were continued to the next term.
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Swan Valley & Columbia Railway No
McCormick and Wife
J.A. McMeen
T. D. Simmons
W. T. Parry
J. P. McKee
L. T. Walker
Citizenal Telephone Co
Mt. Pleasant
Columbia & Swan Valley Railway
J P. McKos
J. A. McMeen
McCormick
Barrel factory moved to old band mill property near depot
The barrel stock is tied to a suitable union of the trade and the firm can furnish any kind of barrels in any quantity on short notice. The move is by Wm. Wilson & Co and associated Columbia Mill & Elevator Co with Bell telephone and W. F. Wilson residence listed.
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Gaw-Mill
8. E. Callender & Go
Ia Ave
Os Ae
Wilson & Co
Bell Telephone
Serious Accident In Ben Neighborhood Leaves Boy Temporarily Unconscious
Johnny Bragg, son of Mr John Bragg, fell from a tree while treeing a coon Monday. He was unconscious for about twenty hours but regained consciousness Tuesday afternoon. A Wednesday message to his aunt said he is much improved though bones were not broken, recovery expected in a few days.
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Decatur
Alm
Kerr
Seoby
Franklin
Christian Church
H. A. Gray
Evergreen
McDonald
Florida
Farmer Hobba
Asl
John Heaoy
Alice Cochran
Martin
Lynville
Ann Kennedy
Ala
Wesson
West Tennessee
George Wesson
Johnny
John Bragg
Ben
J 'T. Batts
Cultivator Trade Sparks Tennessee and Donson Deal
Iren seeks top cultivators and aims to acquire the best from Tennessee and Sarrentreth and Donson, signaling a bold purchase strategy and potential market shift.
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Iren
Tennessee
Sarrentreth & Donson
Fitzpatrick to Seek Congress in Fourth District
Mor gan C Fitzpatrick state superintendent of public instruction and Democratic chairman will run for Congress in Tennessee's Fourth District. Incumbent C E Snodgrass and Robinson McMillin of Lebanon are the other declared candidates. District Committee meets in Carthage May 30 to set nomination timing and method. Satterfield &
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Nasuville
Tenn
Morgan C. Fitzpatrick
St Ya ‘Bute
State Democratic Executive Committee
Congress
C. E Snodgrass
Robinson McMillin
Lebanon
Carthage
Presidential Tickets Nominated by National Parties
The snapshot lists Bryan Towne for the Populists Barker Donnelly for the Populists Harriman Hayes for the Socialist Labor Harriman Socialist Democratic Swallow Woolley Christian. The note observes Swallow and Woolley perhaps the strongest name pairing. Courier-Journal.
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Bryan
Towne
Barker
Donnelly
Harriman
Hayes
Sod Harriman
Swallow
Woolley
Christian
Land Rollers in Stock for Quick Pickup
Readable notice advertises Land Rollers available in stock. Mentions Sarresrany and Dopeax as involved entities and urges immediate pickup. No clear dates or prices provided. wording implies ready-to-ship items and urgency.
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Sarresrany & Dopeax
The Sun's Eclipse At Columbia Next Monday Morning
The Sun's eclipse near Columbia will begin shortly after 6 a.m. with totality around 7:40 a.m. Observers will see the sun's disk darken, a red corona, and a sudden quiet as daylight fades then returns. The article outlines the path of totality from the Gulf of Mexico to the Atlantic and notes heightened interest for scientists and the public.
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Wat Pacific Ovsan At & Paint
Aspesan Linens
Lower
California
Mexico
Mazatlan
San Pedro River
Payaing
Gonzales
Edinburg
Tex
Gulf of Mexico
Brownsville
Gulf
Morgan City
New Orleans
Mobile
Union Springs
Ala
Columbus
Greensboro
New Market
Cheater
Monroe
Winton
N. Y
Suffolk
Newport News
Cape Henry
Atlantic Ocean
Portugal
Spain
Mediterranean Sea
Mediterranean
Algiers
Ekirte
Union Point
Columbia
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Columbia Area
Real estate transfers list Mrs Arch Fog petal and Nan ol Withecappon selling a home and lot in Columbia for 81000. The record notes transfers to Me nes at pore is Sdetic, ALP. Details include a lot and house in Columbia with price and buyer names garbled in OCR.
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Arch Fog Petal
Temier Hosne
Lot
Columbia
Judge Grigsby Found Dead in Dickson Home at Five
Judge W L Grigsby was found dead in bed at his Dickson home at five oclock this morning. He had shown no signs of illness and his death comes as a shock to judicial and political circles. A former judge of the nineteenth judicial district he recently filled temporary duties during a justice’s illness and was a former congressional candidate in the seventh district admired for his genial, warm personality.
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W. J Whitthorne
WL. Grigsby
Dickson
Grigsby
Ghouse
Oneeere Hand
Congress
Judge Grigsby Found Dead at Home in Dickson
Dickson Tenn May 24 Judge W U Grigsby was found dead in his bed at his home early this morning after not responding to breakfast call. Paralysis of the heart is given as the cause.
Patterson Wins In Tennessee Congressional Race
Memrais May 24 Patterson nominated to succeed EB Mack in Congress from this district. Patterson 58 votes to Slangon 26 with 12 from Tipton and Hardeman. Convention two hours, quiet. Resolutions left to national convention. Endorsed administration and Gov. McMillin and EB Mack for Senate. M B Patterson, Memphian, 38, son of Josiah Patterson.
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Memrais
Patterson
Fayette County
EB. W. ©Mack
Congress
Slangon
Tipton
Hardeman
McMillin
EB. W. Carmack
United States Senate
M. B. Patterson
Josiah Patterson
Rubber Tired Wheels for Local Rides
Local firm announces rubber tires installed on wheels after contracts with Nashville parties. Old channels re-rubbered and returned in 88 hours, offering a low figure for the service.
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Nashville
Lewissbore's First Annual Festival and Flower Parade
The Weaver interfered with Lewissbore's plans for its first annual festival and flower parade set to be held here. Details are unclear due to damaged text but the event faced obstruction and possible cancellation. Local organizers, including W. W. Cherry & Son, were mentioned in connection to the preparations.
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Lewisnews
Lewissbore
Dr William H. Black Delivered Sermon on Old Age at First Cumberland Presbyterian
Dr William H. Black president of Missouri Valley College preached at First Cumberland Presbyterian Church. He spoke from Colossians and Luke about the beloved physician, praising his wisdom kindness and lifelong service. He urged youth to prepare for old age through knowledge virtue and duty toward God and man. The sermon described the beloved physician’s end rewards and lasting esteem.
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William H. Black
Missouri Valley College
Cumberland Pesbyterian
Luke
Black
Pleasant Mount church dedicatory services attract large crowd
Dedicatory services at Pleasant Mount church drew a large audience, with Dr. William EL Black preaching at 11 inside and a second sermon outside at noon. A basket dinner followed, and the afternoon dedication raised about 450 to complete the building. The elegant brick church features costly interior fittings and fine music.
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Pleasant Mount
Columbia
William EL. Black
Missouri Valley Col
Jace
Surface
Engine Separator Life Condition Report
Engineering notes describe a life sustaining condition for the engine separator system. Bee S Irzarieloe and Dobe initials appear in the fragment along with mention of engineering parent condition and safety checks.
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Bee S.irzarieloe & Dobe
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A. Garber
Lanson
Lias Gertrude Martin
Susie Cochran
Margoditto Son
Bigbyville
Joe Braden
Lynnville
Daisy Sham
Sarrerviecp & Dopsox
Batterfield & Dodson
Wigsy Ville
Lycum
WJ. Thomas
M. B. Gabard
Gabard
C. B. Adkina
J. H. Dinning
Mt Pleasant
Dinning
Bigbyville Academy
Minnie Bey
Giddings
Mra. Howlett
Virginia
Zora Andrews
Lizzie Neelley
Mary Pender
J. P. Pender
J. B
J. P. Wioodey
Alonzo Fitegerald
Nolo Bac
Sterling Remedy Ca
Cnicago
New York
Campbell Station
Campbale Station
Harriet Kore
Tine Kerr
Jock
Kore
W. Kerr
Uratvities Palace
Bert
Ehristian
Anderson
Margaret Redting
Asouewe
Pieasant Mount Sun- Sie Hla
Gray
Sanday
Wis Alwaye
Yoo Yee
Lowell Will Premeh
Concord
Mise Mionlo Brown
Heart's Til
Ee Cmber Die Hooth
Nash
John Fookersley
Suny
Ae & Daneoy
Vy Will Barker
Swan Valley & Columbia Railway
Carter's Creek
Satterfield
A. B. Halve
Trogen
Harnew
Satterfield & Dodson
Moon Et Seaver & Worley M’f’g CO
W. L. Grigsby
William D. Rhea
Bell ‘Phone
Carmack
W. W. Cherry & Son
Methonia
J. Bonaley
T. E Hudeoo
Cumberland
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