Local social notes from Latta and nearby towns
Our correspondents report visitors and arrivals across Latta and nearby communities. Nellie Hood hosts relatives, Nellie Cofeman and others visit Nashville, Odie Hood returns from Colombia, Hannah Kineer returns from Willi rt, Junice Nicholson plans winter with parents, Tom Allen visits, and Nesbitt family visits Mrs Davia. A noted observance at a local school includes Miss Alford as teacher. condolences are offered for Mrs Mary Moore of Lawton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Hood
Latta
Mise
Nellie Cofeman
Nashville
J. Robert Davie
Ae Een
Odie Hood
Colombia
Ava Davis
Miss Bessie
Hannah Kineer
Willi Rt
Junice Nicholson
Mem
Tom Allen
Bear Creek
Sou Nesbitt and Tittle
Clara Gertrude
Dark’s, Mills
Davia
Horace Williams
Chi
J. W. Hucksby
It Cures Piles Eczema From Brown Oil Ointment
Charles Jones of 119 North College Nashville reports relief from piles since 1982 after using Brown Oil Ointment. Rufus Benson of Fennville Michigan claims a long eczema healed in three weeks by the same ointment. Ointment sold in porcelain jars for cents with P D D oil valued higher. distributors listed in the ad.
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Charles Jones
North College Street
Nashville
Rufus Benson
Fennville, Mich
Brown
Jura
W. P. Woldridge A. B. Ruins
Harlan & Crosthwait
J. A. Titcomb
Geo
Alcorn
Latta Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Latta May 25. Miss Bessie Allen visits Columbia as guest of Mrs. Eugene Lockridge. Miss Nathie Sellers of Timmons visits Miss Ethel Stone. Sheriff Brady and Mrs. Bud Haywood of Mond in Latta. Mr. Jes Vestal and family guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harris. Nellie Hood returns from Neapolis and Spring Hill. Latta residents visit Knob Creek and attend church. Emma Frazer and Ethel Stone plan to visit Neapolis. James Waddell from Spring Hill in town. Walter Nesbitt of Bear Creek in Latta. Bertha Walters visits Mt. Pleasant. Lola Hanks in Columbia. Geranium plans to visit Spring Hill and Mallard. James Porgey calls Sunday. James Beavers of near Columbia in Latta. Mrs. Ste Gregory returns from Franklin. Alex Stone visits Carter Omelk. Will Vestal calls at Knob Creek.
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Latta
Bessie Allen
Columbia
Eugene Lockridge
Nathie Sellers
Timmons
Ethel Stone
Sheriff Brady
Santa Fe
Bud Haywood
Mond
Ree
Rome Vestal
Jes Vestal
Tom Harris
Nellie Hood
Neapolis
Spring Hill
Tor Latta
Knob Creek
John Shelley
Emma Frazer
Horace Williame
James Waddell
Walter Nesbitt
Bear Creek
Waa
Bertha Walters
Mt. Pleasant
Lola Hanks
Mallard
James Porgey
James Beavers
Ste Gregory
Franklin
Alex Stone
Carter
Omelk
Will Vestal
Knob, Creek
Bryan Suggests Presidential Timber Across States
The Williamson County News notes Bryan praises Bate McMillin and Carmack for long public service and parades broad support among Tennesseans. It suggests other potential candidates Bailey Sulberson Bacon Stone or Dockery from Texas Georgia Missouri as capable options, asserting broad talent without sticking to a single slate.
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Bate
McMillin
Mr. Polk
Johnson
McKinley
Carmack
White House
Ned
Bailey
Sulberson
Texas
Bacon
Georgia
Stone
Dockery
Missouri
Bryan
Williamson County News
Will Filed for Graves County Woman’s Land Gift to Sister
The will of the late Mrs. Nannie E. Brand of Graves County Kentucky has been filed for registration. It directs the transfer of 20 acres of land near Williamport to Mrs Elizabeth Jordan, a sister of the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie E. Brand
Graves County
Williamaport
Elizabeth Jordan
Elixir of Life claim shrouded cure promise offered free
Dr James William Kidd of Fort Wayne announces an “Elixir of Life” that he says cures every disease. He states the remedy is free to all who send name and address, with trials claimed to restore health and remove ailments from rheumatism to paralysis. The ad urges readers to request the remedy by mail today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James William Kidd
Fort Wayne
Ind
James Witliam Kipp
School Commissioners and local notices in Whitfield area
A list of school district commissioners in Hise county with district numbers and names. Also reports arrests including Jim McKeever for house breaking, Beecher Frierson accused of seduction, and Elias Lawrence jailed for trespass and concealed weapons. Sheriff Hight and Deputy Erwin return from Marshall County with George Kincade, and Capt. Samuel Howorth, ex postmaster of Gallatin, dies at Cedar Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave McKeever
Jim Moore
Goad
Albert Wright
Galloway Street
McKeever
Mt. Pleasant
Esq. Hayes
Frances Armstrong
Key Hayes
Beecher Frierson
Fanny McRady
Frierson
Sheriff Hight
Erwin
Marshall County
George Kincade
Maury County
Urateher Bros
Spring Hill
Church
Elias Lawrence
Gallatin, Tenn
Samuel Howorth
Cedar Grove
Ward's Ferry
Senate urged to probe lynching crimes across nation
The Senate faces a push to investigate lynchings nationwide, with Mr Gallinger introducing a full resolution. Advocates claim the issue spans both North and South and seeks a remedy through federal action, amid strong public demand to address brutal atrocities and the perception of federal impotence versus state rights.
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Senate
Gallinger
Durling
United States
Texas
Pax
Philippines
Great South American Kidney Cure claims quick relief
Relief in six hours. Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved by New Great South American Kidney Cure. A dramatic promise of prompt relief for bladder and back pain in men and women. Relieves water retention almost immediately. Sold by A. B. Rains, druggist. February 7 update.
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A. B. Rains
Masseytown Fight Leads to Small Knife Wound Charge
Charley Paul and Mack Goad, both residents of Masseytown, fought Friday over rent. Goad drew a knife and gave Paul a slight shoulder gash. They were arrested and brought before Judge Erwin, each fined five dollars plus costs. Goad appealed the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Paul
Mack Goad
Masseytown
Goad
Paul
Erwin
Distressing Stomach Disease Cured by South American Nervine
An advertisement touts a world curing remedy for stomach weakness and indigestion. It claims dramatic relief from the first dose and asserts universal efficacy. The copy promotes Loll B. Raine, a druggist, as the seller and promises painless, pleasant use with guaranteed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant
Aate
Loll B. Raine
Adams & Martin Drug Ad Promises Big Savings
An old advertisement urges readers to buy drugs from Adams and Martin at half the price they pay others. It touts a 50 percent savings and invites customers to prove the claim, listing address and telephone numbers for the prescription drug business.
Closing Exercises at McDowell's School Featured Address
McDowell's School closed Wednesday with Dr A. Pettie delivering a thoughtful address to pupils and patrons. Under new leadership by Prof. Jease Tomlinson and Prof. A O Allen, the school reported a successful year and notable progress. The nearby Shady Grove school also ended a successful term under Prof. B L Canon. Salmon of the city praised education quality in a lecture on a well rounded education. Farmers and residents were urged to keep Bailard's Snow Liniment for Burns and injuries, recommended by Dr Bergin of Pana Illinois, with Ballard’s Apon Liniment sold by A B Rays.
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Shady Grove
B. L. Canon
Salmon
Bergin
Pana
Bailard
Ballara
Appointed Second Lieutenant Ragedale Receives Senate Confirmation
The president appointed Robert C. Ragedale as Second Lieutenant of Cavalry in the U S Army, with Senate approval sought. He served as First Lieutenant in Company B of the First Tennessee Volunteers and in the provisional army, and has recent ties to J M Hatton & Co coffin makers of Richwona Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Ragedale
Senate
Ragedale
Philippine Campel An Aw
Provisional Army
Inspecting Mine Reports Closures After Fraterville Disaster
Commissioner Shiflet continues mine inspections at Fraterville to determine the disaster cause. Telegrams ordered the Sale Creek Coal and Coke mines near Dayton and the Fox mine at Sarva closed until powder dust and gas are removed. A letter found in the mine from Powell Harmon, 40, a church member, laments impending death and urges his widow and seven children to trust in Jesus. He also cautions his sons to avoid coal mine work.
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Coal Creek
Shiflet
Fraterville
Sale Creek
Dayton
Tenn
Fox Coal and
Sarva
Powell Harmon
Jesus
The
Eye
Henry
Candy
Powell Harman
A Mystery Backache Cure Promoted by Bitters
An old newspaper blurb touts a tonic for women’s ailments including backache headache nervousness sleeplessness melancholy fainting and dizziness. A user Mia Cherley of Peterson Iowa claims kidney trouble and a lame back were cured by Electric Bitters, enabling her to resume housework at age 78.
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Mia
Phobo Cherley
Peterson, la
Weidnidt Bei
Deserved Compliment for Dr Fania Padgett of Columbia
The Lewisburg Tribune praises Dr. Fania Padgett, a leading physician from Columbia, as an outstanding diagnostician and observer. The piece lauds his dedication, calls him among the best in the South, and notes his growing reputation beyond his home state.
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Lewisburg Tribune
Lewiabra
Fania Padgett
Columbia
Teeneean
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