J McLean Injured In South Columbia Railroad Yards
J W McLean fireman on a freight train was injured while cleaning the fire box when another freight engine pulled up and struck him in the South Columbia railroad yards between 12 and 1 PM. He was carried to Dr Pillows infirmary where his wounds were dressed and his wife and children were notified. The full extent of injuries was not known and would be determined in a day or two.
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South Columbia
J. W. McLean
Tom McLean
Pillow
Mclean
Tom
Hight
Whatley
Kushvillé
Tom T. McLean
Death of Amos M Warfield in Nashville infirmary
Amos McLemore Warfield died after an appendectomy in a Nashville infirmary. He, a Columbia native about 26, married recently to Miss Robinson of Williamsport, is survived by his wife, mother Mrs. Mary Warfield, sisters Mrs. J. W. Love of Columbia and Mrs. White of Chattanooga, and is nephew to S. W. Warfield. Funeral Monday at 10 from First Methodist, with pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named. services conducted by ministers W T Haggard, Dr. Dinwiddie, and Rev. Andrews. Funeral directors Ounce and Nichols in charge.
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Amos McLemore Warfield
Nashville
Columbia
First Methodist Church
Warfield
Miss Robinson
Williamsport
Mary Warfeld
J. W. Love
White
Chattanooga
W. Warfield
Slater
Oklahoma
W.T. Haggard
A. G Dinwiddie
B. B. Andrewe
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Columbia Resident
Scores in Columbia suffer headaches nervousness dizziness and low mood due to weak kidneys. The ad credits Dean's Kidney Pills as the best remedy, endorsing from Mrs. F M Dooly of Columbia and recommending Adams & Martin's Drug Store. It notes the price and that the United States agent is New York.
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Dean
Columbia
F. M. Dooly
6Th St
Columbia, Tenn
Woan
Adams & Martin
Doan
New York
Ecole Agente
United States
Teke
Alexander enters race for ninth district justice post
Alexander announces candidacy for the ninth district magistrate seat. He has long served the district, ran for justice of the peace four years ago, and vows a vigorous campaign and diligent service if elected, seeking broad support from friends and voters alike.
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W. BE. Alexander
Hom
Alexander
Justice of the Peace
Nnm
Hundrece
Crowded opening at the New Grand Theater
The New Grand hosts its first show with a packed audience despite concurrent film offerings and recitals. Miss Henrietta Ratterman’s piano is praised, while a missing drummer disappoints manager Tomas. The theater vows full, refined performances daily 2 to 6 and 7 to 10.
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Crowded House
Henrietta Ratterman
Dean's O'ntment touted for infant skin complaints
An advertisement promotes Dean's O'ntment for eczema and itching in babies. It claims a small amount lasts long, is safe for children, and available at all stores with a stated price of 600.
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Dean's
Cherries for everybody offer with Horace Rainey contact
A damaged ad fragment offers cherries at a crate price of three dollars and instructs sending cash to Horace Rainey with a cryptic address. The legible parts indicate a sale item and payment instructions though details are incomplete.
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Horace Rainey
Athenaeum honors Miss Sheppard with Herald Medal
At the Athenaeum and Columbia High School a Herald medal awarded for best essay on Good Citizenship went to Miss Ste Preston Sheppard. Arian Fenderman won for senior Latin, Miss Ussery and Harper Vaughn earned medals in oratory, with Dewey Howard noted for second division. Judging involved papers numbered by Maury County schools. editors did not know contestants.
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Ste Preston Sheppard
Herald
Arian Fenderman
Lers Ussery
Harper Vaughn
Miss Tomlinson
Dewey Howard
Tomlinson
Athenaeum
The
C. M A
Columbia Institute
Columbia Public
Grace Graham
Mindal
Sheppard
Columbia High School
Maury County
Ban
Derman
Miss. Jasery
Kelley
E. Erwin
James A. Smiser
Fussell
Bruiser
Mrs. Frazier Injured in Auto Accident After Fatality
On the way to the scene of a killing, Mrs. John Frazier suffered injuries when her car was jolted by a rut. The impact caused a rib to pierce her nose, breaking the bone. Mrs. Godwin sustained a minor facial scrape with no serious injuries. Mr. Hill drove the vehicle. Mrs. Clade Godwin and Mrs. Frazier were passengers.
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John Frazier
Rose
Hill
Clade Godwin
Hardware dealers elect Street as executive committee head
At the Nashville meeting of state retail hardware dealers J P Street of Street Martin Vaughan Co was chosen chairman of the executive committee the top unit named at the gathering. Street is noted as a vigilant, active merchant with deep involvement in hardware business affairs. Mrs J C Martin of Nashville reported relief from kidney pain with Foley Kidney Pills after a period of distress and fatigue.
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Nashville
J. P. Street
Street, Martin & Vaughan Co
Street
J. C. Martin
Ninth Ave
North
Tenn
Sidney
Penn
Foley
Wolf
Bank cash lost in transit and skirt sewn riches tale
Odd notices report a man from Duquoin near St Louis who lost 3250 wrapped in a salt sack pinned to a leg while traveling, while a Tennessee couple ferries 3000 sewn in wife’s skirt lining. Readers are reminded of bank security and a Phoenix National Bank promotion. Military academy closing exercises and speeches highlight education value.
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St. Loma
George Harvey
Duquoin
St. Louie
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Mammoth Cave
J. W.nlean
City Marshall
Pillows
C. B. Palmer
Little Rock
Hell's Family
Amos M. Warfield
Reaper
Paul Brownlow
T. N. Figvers
C. A. Parker, Jr
Henry A.moore
James W. Thomas
J. G. Williamson
Horace Frierson, Jr
Joe Lee
Vans
Andrew Zaider
Looney Walker
Robi. McKinney
Duke Biddle
Cooper Meek
Tom Friel
B. H. Regen
Ounce & Nichols
Faneral
Ilu Charge
W. E. Alexander
Woldridges Drug Store
Okun
Sue Sheppard
Ren Uto
Organization
Tennessee
Dobbins @ Ewing
D Man
Woman la
JC. Bennett
Gristot
Hutchinson
Kan
Bristol
Ma Bennett
Grand API Mich
Phoenix National Bank
Military Academy
Webb
Goa
Robert Gilbreath
Cele Oi
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