La Follette Delivers Earnest Chautauqua Lecture
Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin gave a forceful talk on Representative Government at the Chautauqua. He impressed with earnestness and factual detail, arguing reform and trust remedies, though many in the audience sought entertainment rather than instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Robert M. Lafollette
Wisconsin
Chautauqua
LaFollette
Senator LaFollette
Republican Party
Munrete
H. G. Hill Company Doubles Its Stock
Amendments filed to H G Hill Grocery Baking co charter in Nashville Tennessee on May 26 increase capital stock to 300000 from 160000 and rename firm to H G Hill Grocery Co The incorporators are H G Hill John Coode G M Hill Sam A High and T G Parham The company will continue bakery production and sell to other city firms.
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Nashville
Tenn
H. G. Hill Grocery & Baking Co
County Register
Big Cash Grocery
H. G. Hill Grocery Co
H. G. Hill
John Coode
G. M Hill
Sam A. High
T. G. Parham
Cadets Graduate From Columbia Military Academy
Commencement exercises honor 24 cadets with diplomas presented by Hon. Leonard Parkes. Ewing Everett earns scholarship medal and valedictory. J. R. Aghie, Douglas Hall, Harold Hill, Hardwick Caldwell among diploma recipients in a ceremony led by Col. Joseph Spearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Military Academy
Jospeh H. Spearing
W. B. Ricks
Douglas Hall
W. C. Salmon
Ewing Everett
Vogue Theatre
Harold Hill
Thomas McAdams
Col. Weber
Maury National Bank
Phoenix National Bank
Hardwick Caldwell
Cotham Bros
Joe Johnston
Neely Leake
Ross Matthews
Monte Steele
Hwang Everett
Chas. T. Alexander
Leonard Parkes
Nashville
The
Academy
J. R. Aghie
D. H. Allen
B. Bryjan
J. R. Baker
J. B. Bradfield
Caldwell
R. H. Galloway
J. B. Gibson
B H. Hight
A. P. Hill
H. D. Hill
J. May
Tenth Grade Picnic and Local Social Events
A series of society notes describes a farewell picnic for tenth graders hosted by Mrs. Ewing Kannon at Patterson grove, with Miss Agnes Ais assisting. Other items include dinner for Columbia Military Academy baseball team hosted by Col. and Mrs. John Livingstone Craly, a young couple's dance at West Sixth Street, and multiple wedding announcements and teas reflecting Knoxville and local social life.
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John Livingstone Craly
Columbia Military Academy
Miss Erwin
William
Bessie Porter Erwin
West Sixth Street
Frappe
Social notes add color to Columbia scene
Local society column lists visits and travels across Tennessee and nearby states. Milton Andrews from Cul Looka, Miss Bessie Giddens from Franklin, Mrs. Allen Campbell from Cleburne Station, and many others spend weekends in Columbia. Visitors include Mrs. W. J. Stephens of Pine Bluff, Ark, and Mrs. Sam A. Harlan from Florence, Ala. Highlights feature music festival attendance, a reception at the Columbia Military Academy, and travel to Nashville, Chicago, and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Andrews
Cullooka
Bessie Giddens
Franklin
Bina Boyd
Nathan Smith
Lynnville
Allen Campbell
Cleburne Station
Columbia
W. J. Stephens
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
W. F. Hays
Sam A. Harlan
Annie
Florence
Ala
Col
John W. Fry
Sam A. Hays
J. P. Street
Nashville
Henry L. Luck
W. A Binns
J. L. Binns
J. L. Arthur
E. W. Clark
The
Institute
Chicago
Marjorie Clark
Hugh Porter
Williamaport
City
Walter
Frank Wheeler
Mt. Pleasant
Louisville
Ralph O. Dyer
Jacksonville
Florida
Sadie Shofner
Koshkonong
Sidney Frank
Charles Longhurst
W. A. Quarterman
J. L. Piney
John Wesley
Brownie Tomlinson
Janie Henderson
Margaret Greenlaw
Louise Greenlaw
Brantam, & Hughes
John Jr. Brooks
Annie Baker Jones
Henry Jones
Cross Bridges
Chautauqua
Hise Ewing
M. M. Cook
Fannye Maude Allen
Santa Fe
A Millionaire's Sport and Farm Ideals
A fragment mentions wealth and farming plans with phrases about fresh eggs, real honey, and rafts of money. It hints at a wealthy individual considering operating a farm as a charm-filled venture.
Closing Term of Murphy School Ends Noted Local Education
One of Maury counties most interesting schools closed its term on Cullooka pike with exercises. Funded by the Murphys and others, the building was privately subscribed and Miss Elizabeth Galloway taught. Her term produced notable student progress and firsttime attendees benefited from education they might not have otherwise secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Cullooka Pike
Murphys
Maury County
Col. J. ©. Hickman
Johnson
Elizabeth Galloway
Miss Ophelia Page Dies of Typhoid in Atlanta
Miss Ophelia Page died in an Atlanta hospital after a weeklong illness of typhoid fever. She had been in poor health for months but was improving before a relapse while traveling on business. Survived by four brothers and her nephew Douglas Page, remains to be sent to Columbia. Funeral set for First Methodist Church at 3 p.m. with burial in Rose Hill. pallbearers named.
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Ophelia Page
Atlanta
Miss Page
Anderson Bros. & Foster
Methodist Church
N. M. Page
Columbia
Robert Page
Texas
Giles Page
Hillsboro
Will Page
Centreville
Douglas Page
Albert S. Page
First Methodist Church
William B. ‘Ricks
Rose Hill
Ewing Kannon
Edward P. Turner
Fred Latta
William 3. Fleming
Branch Satterfield
H. B. Adams
Oakes & Nichols
Honor Pupils of Final Mont on Andrews School Honor Roll
The Andrews school lists honor pupils by grade for the final month. First grade includes Ethel Anderson and many others. second grade features William Jones and a large group. third grade lists Everett Perryhem and peers. fourth grade names Sarah Cooper fir ber and others.
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FINAL
The
Andrews School
Ethel Anderson
Yg Blair
Clara Bloss
Lavise
Yma Claudia Compton
Frances Figley
Frances Flowers
Sy Ruth — Foster
Helen Peaty
Jewel Harris
Mary Frank
Tidy Florine Holt
Lily McKee
Qrassus Kee
Mary Nicholson
Lizzie
Kay Stewart
Elizabeth Williaamsny
Teland Fitzgerald
Henry Pell
Lily W
Everett Perryhem
Margaret Brittain
Lucile Cook
Ninta Dean
Mary Nellie Holt
Ethel Hidison
Mabel McFall
Annie R Mt Fall
Gladys Park
Lula May Pak Fannie D, Tutt
Elise Thomas
Butt Willerford
Sarah Cooper Firber
Grace Dean
Josephne Fost
Mary Morgan Haley
Marielle Annie Bruce Smith
Mabel Summerton
Irvin Haskell
Leland Wilson
Ford Cars Sold in Week by Pr Bros Auto Sales
Eleven Ford vehicles were sold and delivered this week by Pr Bros. Buyers included J. Tilt Breath, Kelly Faris, Robert Dunnavan, Joe Wray, Lil Delk, S. J. Little, Harterfield Auto, D. Casper, Manu Dawson, W. A. Dale, and Hutson. Models ranged from runabouts to Napier tours. shipments completed this week.
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Ford
Pr Bros
Ff J. Tilt Breath
Kelly Faris
Robert Dunnavan
Joe Wray
Lil Delk
S. J. Little
Napier
Harterfield Auto
D. Casper
Manu Dawson
W. A. Dale
Hutson
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. G. Hill Company
Military Academy
Douglass Hall
Timmons-Brooks
Ruth Leach Brooks
Terrell Anderson Brooks
Knoxville
Buford Amis Timmons
Churely Street Methodist Church
Wace
Timmons
Amos Timmons
University of Tennessee
Holley
L. C. Cardinal
Annie Parker
Billings
Minnie Lee Smith
Troy
Pearh
Virgil G. Day
Flora. Ausfield
Gladys Barnes
Lacy Goldthwaite
Sarah Barnes
Vivian Dove
Louise Holt
Augusta Thomas
A. C. Cardinal
Ruth Allen
Frankie May Mapes
Julie Gordon
Carrie Hugger
Virginia [Foward
Ethel Jones
St. A. Cardinai
Montgomery Advertiser
Marie Moore
C. M
H. C. Weber
Weber
Sarah Weber
Lewis
Jackson
Minchener
W. W. Dyer
R. W. Dyer
Hastings
Fla
Albert Daling
Aow
Albert, Jr
W. W. Shute
T. H. Grigzard
T. F. Hill
Silversville
Blanche Choate
Williamsport
Annie Matthews
Dawson
P. Hunter
Leesburg
A E. Timmons
Baby
Kodaks
KODAK
Collier’s Pharmacy
Bell
South Main Street
Murphy School
the Herald
Columbia Bank & Trust CO
W. B. Greenlaw
Geo. E. McKennon
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