Odd Fellows Form City Baseball Club
The Odd Fellows meet to canvass forming a city league ball club. R W Rembo named manager, R L Brooks secretary treasurer, Jeff Haley field captain. Rambo Brooks Haley Wolf chair uniforms. Frank Bennett may umpire. Practice starts. club aims for high season success.
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Odd Fellows
Ela Rooma
R. W. Rembo
R. L. Brooks
Jeff Haley
Rambo
Brooks
Haley
Wolf
Frank Bennett
Nashville Club puts Dan McGugin in charge of baseball
Nashville and New Orleans meet in the Dell today as Dan McGugin takes control of the franchise from club owners by order of President W M Kavanaugh. He rejects Sunday games and will run the team by his rules, with no input from former owners and plans to form a controlling corporation soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
New Orleans
Dan McGugin
W. M. Kavanaugh
McGugin
Kavanaugh
Real Estate Listings in Franklin Tennessee
A.L. Blooker & Co advertises farms and residences in Williamson County Tennessee. Listings include 225 acres at 40 dollars per acre near the Middle Tennessee R R station, a 300 acre farm on the same road, a small Lewisburg pike farm, multiple Franklin homes from four to two thousand dollars, business property on the square, vacant lots, and several farms near the new L N railroad priced 60 to 70 dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aule. Am
Williamson County
Middle Tennessee
R. R
Lewisburg Pike
Alan
Franklin
A.l.blooker & CO
Franklin, Tenn
Maury County Trust Company Named Executor and Guardian
The Maury County Trust Company presents four reasons to appoint a trust company as personal executor. It argues personal executors die, cause delays, and risk loss, while a perpetual trust company offers steady administration. It notes fiduciary interest in proper estate handling and ongoing, trained management of heirs’ interests, urging readers to designate the Maury County Trust Company as executor guardian and trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County Trust Company
Work on North High Street Sidewalks Underway
Work has begun on North High Street between Fifth and Sixth, laying concrete walks on the west side. The paths will be ten to fifteen feet from property lines, with vacant space to be parked, enhancing the street’s appearance. Discussion considers extending the improvement one block further north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Liles Street
Fifth
Sixth
Fire at Atheneum damages school rooms and piano
Fire at the Atheneum during a Columbia High School program caused extensive damage to the fifth and sixth grade annex near the main building. Mrs Long’s piano and music room were destroyed, with the cause still undecided and all losses insured. Police and the fire department contained the blaze quickly, minimizing further harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia High School
New Grand Opera House
Athenaeum
Mrs. Long
Apera
Diploma Ceremony At New Opera House Amid Fire Alarm
The Columbia High School commencement at the New Grand theatre drew a large select audience before a fire alarm disrupted the program. Prof. Gillentine of Murfreesboro gave the address. Prof. Morton stood in for Prof. Harris to award diplomas. Names of graduates and the program followed the interruption.
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Harris
Prof
Morton
Columbia High School
New Grand Theatre
J. C. Molloy
Gillentiney
Murfreesboro
Sidce
Columbia High
Public Hall
Urban H. Benderman
Clinton Barrick
Anne Maysell Cheek
Rubye Cheek
Charles I. Cecil
Mary Alice
DeWitt Clinton Smith
William Lewis Seagraves
Buford A. Timmons
Harper B. Vaughn
Gladys Wilson
Alberta Katherine Wilsford
High School Glee Club
Nannie Jones
Harper Vaughn
Estudiantina—Glee Club
L. 8. Gillentine
W. PF. Morvon
Military boys under review at Columbia Military Academy
Adjutant General Maloney and officials from Nashville observed a day of drills parades and a sham battle as cadets impressed state officers. Commandant West Moreland praised the cadets while the first commencement exercises are set to begin there on Tuesday.
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Columbia Military Academy
Maloney
Nashville
Westmoreland
The
Academy
Rev J D Mack Dies in Atlanta
Rev J D Mack a leading Southern Presbyterian minister died in Atlanta this week. Born in Columbia he was son of Rev William Mack former pastor of the First Presbyterian church here. He served as pastor of the same church later and was regarded as an eloquent speaker with many friends among older residents who mourn his passing.
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First Presbyterian Church
Atlanta
J. D. Mack
Southern Presbyterian Church
Dr. Mack
Columbia
William Mack
Mack
Porto Rico Delighted by New Discovery Cure Story
Porto Rico reports Dr King’s New Discovery curing coughs colds and lung troubles with many locals praising its effects. Ramon T Marochan of Barceloneta says it helped him and his brother and 20 others. awaiting wider sale in local drug stores.
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Porto Rico
Ramon T. Marochan
Barceloneta
Dr. King
Atrina
Sweater Coats and Underwear Prices Hit Bargain Ridge
A list of clothing prices ranges from 25c to 3 for various items including boys and men sweater coats, ladies undergarments, infants and misses sweaters, golf gloves, and heavy fleeced hose. Stock includes children's union suits and lined gloves, with price points from a quarter to a few dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Health
Children
Judge Refuses Change to Nashville Baseball Franchise
Chancellor Allison denied a modification of his injunction against the Nashville baseball club. Southern League president Kavanaugh transferred the Nashville franchise to Dan McGugin who says he accepted to save the franchise for Nashville and promises no law violations under his control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Allison
Nashville Baseball Club
Kavanaugh
Southern League
Thea
Dan McGuginn
McGugin
Farm property for sale near Lewisburg and Northern
For sale farms of all sizes on the Lewisburg and Northern lines. A special farm of 160 acres ideal as a stock country farm. Possession at once. it takes in fifteen days. Leite J. R. Bigger, agent, Chapel Hill, Tenn.
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Lewisburg
Damages Filed in Circuit Court Over Elevator Fall
Two injury suits entered in circuit court seek 5000 dollars from Callender & Co for alleged elevator fall injuries to Lee Atkereson and 3000 dollars from Federal Chemical Company for Alonzo Spence. Declarations have not been filed yet.
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Lee Atkereson
Callender & Co
Atkelsson
Alonzo Spence
Federal Chemical Company
Thomas Makes Two Good Sales This Week
Thomas of the hunting real estate agency reports two sales this week. The 116 acre farm of Mrs. J. B. Ran at Cleburne sold to William Morrison of Lincoln County for $11,000. The house and lot of J. A. Graham in West End sold to Karl Voss and mother.
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Thomas
Agenc
J. 8. Ran
Cleburne
William Morrison
Lincoln County
J. A. Graham
West End
Karl Voss
Prof Bostick Made Assistant to Methodist Official
Professor James A. Bostick longtime educator and head of Howard Institute Mt Pleasant placed as assistant to Rev A E Clement commissioner of the Methodist Episcopal church South for the Galloway Memorial Hospital. Appointment by executive committee this week. begins June duties traveling to district and annual conferences. He is noted as an effective speaker and prominent church worker.
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James A. Bostick
Loward Institute
Mt. Pleasant
A. E. Clement
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Galloway Memorial Hospital
Bostick
Methodist Church
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First Nat'l Bank Bldg
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Vaughn Manufacturing Co
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Columbia II
W. A. Rimes
Rushton
Foley
WOL. Dridgd Co
Nashville Club
Sulphur Dell
Atinl
Atheneum
Knoxville
Ed. Haines
Foleey
Gillentine
New Opera House
Adjutant Maloney
Jersey
F. Swansburg
Prop
C. D. Nowlin, Dentist
West 7Th Street
Chise
Dan M'Gugin
Leite
J. R. Bigger
Chapel Hill
Tann
Lee Atkensson
Firm OF Callender & CO
Galloway Hospital
Ohio
H. T. Alstos
Raleigh
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Farmer
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company
United States
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