Water Valley Notes and Upcoming Children’s Day Service
Water Valley notes report a large congregation at Children’s Day services held yesterday. A service at Alexander is planned for the second Sunday in June at 11 o’clock. Local residents and visitors are listed including Beulah Hutchison improving, J. B. Johnson and family visiting, and others such as Mrs. Peeler, John Kinzer, Mrs. Will Elam, Mrs. Daisy Harris, and Mr. and Mrs. Anderson visiting Goshen, Ridley Station, Fernvale Springs, Williamsport, and Goshen. Ongoing illness concerns mention A. R. Roach in fragile condition awaiting likely death.
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Water Valley
Guahenehirch
Alexander
Beulah Hutchison
Johnson
Goshen
John Wakefield
Williamson County
Clark Gidcomb
Bigbyville
For That Wired Feeling Vehicles Arrive by J P Street Co
A note on That Wired Feeling describes rubber tired vehicles from Kauffman famed for elegance and luxury with ETA by J P Street Co. The fragment notes the style and prestige of the autos, hinting at a shipment or arrival timing.
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Kauffman
Eta
J.P. Street & Co
Twit
Rally Will Will Rally Hill at Glenn's Chapel May 27
Rally Hill notes a Sunday sermon by Brother Eu banks at Glenn's chapel. The quarterly meeting will be at Glenn's chapel on June 5. Reports of weather damage, local school closing, and community farming busy with corn, millet, and sorghum. Grady Smith, son of James and Ida Broadway, died at seven months old May 2. LILLIE notes sorrow and solace for the family.
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Rally Hill
Eubanks
Glenn's Chapel
Bill Smith
Nashville
A. B. Roach
Rally
Scott
Mixx Alice Rasten
John Lanier
John Crowe
Erwin
Neice
Buggies Big Sale in Columbia Draws Big Crowd
Buggies sold at Columbia sale draw attention as traders boast the largest wreck of buggies offered. Prices will tell and observers are urged to see Sarrenvieny and Dopsox for the event.
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Alcorn's
Columbia
Sarrenvieny & Dopsox
W.j.oakes
J. Oakes
N. Main St
Tenn
Juli Lyadw
Broadview Gossip Reflects Local Sickness and Travel
Broadview notes Mrs McGaw of Columbia visiting granddaughter Ethal Stockant who has pneumonia. Ashley Pailen also ill but improving. Mr B A Atkerson returned from Westmoreland after his mother’s death. Mrs James Adkisson visiting Mississippi. Morris of McCain spent days with Stella Horne. Various locals mentioned with minor travels and health updates.
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Broadview
McGaw
Columbia
Ethal Stockant
Ashley Pailen
B. A. Atkerson
Westmoreland
Sumner County
James Adkisson
Mississippi
Iss Morris
McCains
Stella Horne
Henry Short
Spring Hill
A. N. Smith
Manford Rea
Pulaski
Johnny Douglas
Enterprise
Willie Segraves
George Dagger
Lowry Craig
Lock-Jaw
Charlie Gordon
Andrews
Maggie Craig
Emmet Smith
Stiversville
Allen
Harrie Mrunette
Buggies and Cars Offer First Choice This Week
This item notes another car arrival this week with a push for early selection. It mentions buggies and slick jobs and lists Serrenrreno and Dopsos as named names in the readable text.
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Serrenrreno & Dopsos
Rev Wheeler Names June Sacramental Services at GP Church
Campbell Station May 27 Rev W L Wheeler filled his regular appointment at the GP Church Sunday morning and announced sacramental services would be held there the fourth Sunday in June. The Sunday school is arranging a program for Children’s Day and a revival meeting is planned for next Sunday morning.
Local Railroad Improvements And Far-Reaching Social Notes
The L and N railroad crews near completion of a trestle and adding depot platforms, improving convenience and appearance. A string of local residents including Miss Myrtle Tompson, Mrs. B J Hobbs, Mr. Jordan Hobbs, Mrs. Margie White and Frank, and the Gracy family return from travels or visit relatives. Attendees headed to the Confederate reunion in Memphis follow stays with relatives in Smyrna and Robertson's Fork. Miss Alvie Gracy and Miss Alice Cochran close Evergreen and Miss Mamie Kincade visits Nashville friends. Daisy Sham enjoys the Street Fair. Joe Wesson reports Indiana business activity marks a busy week.
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John Kirr
Rwk
Cts
Sal
Annie B. Gracy
Texas
J. P. Street & Co
Myrtle Tompson
Missouri
B. J. Hobbs
Woodburn
Jordan Hobbs
Nashville
Margie White
Frank
A. E Allen
Columbia
Gracy
Otis Thomas
McCain's
Dean Caskey
Glendale
Will Caskey
Alvie Gracy
Smyrna
Joe Wesson
Indiana
Myrtle Gracy
Alice Cochran
Evergreen
Mamie Kincade
Nuhville
Sallie
Lenne Coffey
Robertson's Fork
Daisy Sham
Local Notes From Bryant's Area Highlight School Concert
Reports say the Bryant's school will close next Friday night with a concert. Crops look fair overall though corn is backward due to late planting. Thelma and James White visit Groveland. Miss Sara White mentioned in social items. Preaching at Philadelphia church and Scribner's Mill school house noted. Several attended Thy Street tank. audience described as inattentive.
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Sara White
Bryant's
Broo Shivey
Philadelphia
Dom
Scribner's Mill
James White
Groveland
Thelma
Burned at stake in Bartow after black man accused
At Bartow Florida on May 29 Fred Rochelle a 53 year old Black man accused of fatally injuring Mrs Rena Taggart a white woman was burned at the stake by a mob near the city’s main thoroughfare. The lynching followed capture by Black men three miles south and a hastily organized vigilante action.
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Bartow
Fla
Fred Rochelle
Rena Taggart
Floria
Bat
Old Buggies and Local Socials at Carter's Creek
Carter's Creek May 28 itemizes sale prices for old buggies while local residents from Zion Pinewood Columbia and Nashville paths are listed visiting relatives and planning visits to Franklin Jameson Santa Fe Godwin and Buffalo River with gatherings at Fish pond tea events and weekend stays noted for several Misses and Messrs including Susie Jameson Annie Hunter and J M Foster.
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Carter's Creek
Fannie Mai Stephenson
Zion
Scoville McMeen
Annie Hunter
Russell
Misa Walker
Pinewood
Wash Russell
W. J. Terrell
L. G. Anderson
Memphis
Annie Hanter
Franklin
Susie Jameson
Frends
Columbia
Joe Foster
Jameson
RC. Jameson
W. A. Anderson
Haleyville
Annie Lou McKay
Talitha
Bessie Church
Santa Fe
John McMeen
Mobile
Ala
Mesars
J. M. Foster
J. M. Journey
Nashville
Perry County
Jine
Brand new surry offered near Satter field and Dodson's
A $60 sale promises a brand new surry from Satter field and Dodson's. The advert claims everyone can ride it quickly before they are gun Sarrenereio and Dopsux.
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Satterfield & Dodson's
FARKS STATION NEWS NOTES AND LOCAL GOSSIP
FARK'S STATION May 27 report notes long time since coverage. Mr Tom Cheek remains ill while neighbor health is reported improving. J Ashton injured in a Columbia runaway accident, Finella Griffin and Miss Lissie Howard visiting brother John How. Flowers school, led by Fannie Holly, closed Friday. Mina Lissie Davidson of Groveland mentioned.
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Tom
Cheek
Tryeo
J. Ashton
Columbia
Finella Griffin
Lissie Howard
Elora
Xigtien
John How
Flowers
Fannie Holly
Mina Lissie Davidson
Groveland
Dallas Selected to Host Confederate Veterans Reunion Next Year
Memphis May 29. General Gordon and other officers were unanimously re elected as leaders of the United Confederate Veterans. Dallas was chosen by a large majority over Louisville and enumerable factions. The convention featured strong speeches and ceremonial gavels from historic wood, with Gen. J. Gordon acknowledged as grand commander and Judge R. B. Haughton declared elected by acclamation after a parliamentary contest.
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Dallas
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Lexas
Louisville
Tonisville
Itd
Geh Jobo B. Gordim
Amid Hanehenthostaen
W. L. Cabel
Transmiaaisaippi Department
8. D. Lee
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Bisco Hindman
R. B. Haughton
St. Louis
Confederate memorial plans move forward amid fundraising drive
The Confederate memorial committee reports total organization resources at 224 710 and urges 40 day mobilization in timid month to arrange the corner stone ceremony of the battle abbey, the great Confederate memorial. A resolutions panel asks Congress to fund Confederate dead care and to restore state custody of bodies upon request. Gen Gordon commends unity as funds pour in and a one dollar per member memorial for Southern women is proposed, with Winnie Davis memorial and Veterans services observed in a final prayer.
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Itichmond
Congress
North
National Cemetery
Washington
Gordon
South
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United Confederate Veterans
Ball
Louisiana
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Gen. Gordon
Jefferson Davis Memorial Association
Mira Winnie Davis
Dr. Perry
Chaplai General Jones
Veterans’ Association
HARTWELL MAYER Endorses Liniment and Real Estate Transfers
In FLORENOR NOV 9 1000 lines praise Hartwell Mayer backs a baby calming remedy and extols its safety over other drugs. The column then lists multiple real estate transfers including Harry Williams to J C Mayes and J S Hill parcels, with values and district details. Additional notes mention a local drug advertisement for Columbia Druggist and a Christian Advocate quotation on character.
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Florenor
B.C
Physi
Charleston
Ballus
Hartwell Mayer
Mar
Daily Times
Alexander the Winner in Pleasant May 22 Election
Alexander defeats Mayor Hunter by 41 votes in Mt Pleasant municipal election as Aldermen N H Stewart and John Frierson win in their wards. Recorder likely KF M Ricketts. Chief of Police and Deputy Sheriff positions hinted at changes. Voters cast 11 ballots with light turnout and several local residents travel in and out of town.
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J. Mitt Hunter
Brownlow
John Frierson
Ded
W. D. Cooper Wie
Dis
KF. M. Ricketts
J.C. Bostick
Capt. Frich
C.C. Harder
Linda
Isabella Giddens
Pulaski
Fitts Bynum
Murphree
Columbia Institute
Eleanor Gregory
Marvin Carter
Robert O%eill
Pulanki
Misaus Pearl
Kate [Ogram
Memphis
Dyersburg
Susie Montgomery
W. AL Cleveland
Lewisburg
WG. Garner
Dickson
Bourbon Estes
Columbia
Nora HI
Robert Williams
Texas
Charlotte Henderson
Nashville
John Thomas
Use
City
Geo. A. Collins
Indiana Senator Patrhanks Announces 1904 Presidential Candidacy
Senator Patrhanks of Indiana was formally announced yesterday as a candidate for President in 1904. The announcement was made by Harry B. New, Republican National Committeeman from Indiana.
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Patrhanks
Indiana
Harry 8. New
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