Vanderbilt Trojans Trounce Presbyterian U in Dudley Field
Vanderbilt and Presbyterian University clashed on Dudley Field with Vanderbilt winning 52 to 0. Griffin sparked a 40 yard kickoff return and multiple long gains as Vanderbilt rolled to a 41-0 first half, then added two more touchdowns in the second half. Robbins starred after entering mid second half, and Roger Black debuted for Presbyterian late, but the Commodores dominated from start to finish with standout plays by Griffin, Morrison, Owley, and captain Presley.
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Frank Lander, Jr
Toe Herald
Tenn
Feene Vanderbilt
Southweeto University
Exson
Commodores
Clarksvilles
Camelores
Mike
Dudley Field
Clarksville
Vanderbilt
Griffin
Bie
Freend
Covington
White
Honus Craig
Owsley
Morrison
Owley
Robbins
Whitnett
Neeley
Adams
Rooters
Roger Black
Ishtend McLaurin
Walker
Sunday Session Review At Presbyterian Church
A fragmented note describes a Sunday service at the Presbyterian church with a focus on pupil attention and school exercises. It mentions visiting by a committee and a review led by a sergeant named Geor and a cap, along with mentions of 146 pupils and an excursion.
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Byterian
Pup School
Revie
Rt Geor
Coming Day Observed at Cumberland Presbyterian Church
The Cumberland Presbyterian Church held a “Coming Day” service with many members returning to worship. Children and former pupils attended the Home Day program, with Judge E.B. Mrwin recounting the church’s history and Pastor Ne H. Mack delivering brief talks. The evening sermon began a series on the Commandments titled The Idols of Today.
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Cumberland
Adle Bell
BE. EB. Mrwin
Reyne H. Mack
Dr.ck
Fire destroys Columbian College in South Carolina
Miss Irene Williams learned that the Columbian College building burned the morning before her arrival in Columbia D C. The college, once the state’s largest of its class, was recently completed and housed six grand pianos destroyed in the blaze. A hotel had hosted the school during reconstruction.
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Irene Williams
Columbia
D. C
Columbia College
Columbian College
South Carolina
wee an @ college
Realy Rice Scores Muddy Battle Bloodline Rivalry
In a gritty showdown, Realy Rice dominates the field with a muddy start and a flawless finish. The clash centers on bloodline rivalries and competitive drive fueling a dramatic, high-stakes performance.
New Bank to Open Saturday
The Columbia Savings Bank & Trust announces doors open on Saturday October 2. The bank invites friends to make a complimentary deposit on opening day and notes its directory includes county men qualified to serve neighbors. A $6 prize will go to the child who deposits the largest sum in the savings department before December 24, 1909. The savings area pays 3 percent interest.
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Columbia Savings Bank & Trust Company
New Bank
Conference to Meet Tonight at First Methodist Church
The Fourth Quarterly conference convenes at the First Methodist church tonight under Rev. T. A. Kerley to close the church year and prepare reports for the General Conference opening October 13 in Franklin. Rev. A. G. Dinwiddie urged all church officials to submit reports by noon today and attend tonight’s session. steward appointments for the next year will be made amid other business. Mr. John W. Frierson, ill for eight weeks with a gastric ulcer, was moved to Rochester, Minnesota for examination and possible surgery by Drs. Mayo. he is accompanied by his physician Dr. Wm. Biddle, his wife, and a nurse.
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First Methodist Church
Rochester
Board OF Stewards
MINN
Drs. Mayo
T. A. Kerley
General Conference
Franklin
A. G. Dinwiddie
John W. Frierson
Tennesseg
Norn
Columbia
Cation
Maury County
Maury Oo
Dean's Regulats Cure Habitual Constipation
An easy at home remedy promising relief from habitual constipation with a single dose per use. Each box is priced at 26 cents and available through druggists.
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Dean
Hatcher resigns as city attorney amid quiet discussion
Charles P. Hatcher, serving as city attorney under Mayor Biddle in Columbia Tennessee, tendered his resignation to the mayor. Both men declined to discuss the reasons, noting no successor has been chosen and that the mayor appoints while the board ratifies.
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Mr. Hatcher
Biddle
Sucetasor
Charles P. Hatcher
C.F. Hatcher
Hatcher
Mayor Biddle
Board of Aldermen
Revival at First Baptist Church Delivers Strong Week One
Sunday marked the first week of revival services at First Baptist Church with growing interest and likely continuation throughout the week. Dr Lunsford preached eloquently drawing large crowds and several professions of faith followed morning and evening sermons. Afternoon sessions at Columbia Military Academy also yielded new conversions and aided students. Stops Itching Instantly. Dean's Ointment advertised for skin conditions.
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First Baptist Church
Lunsford
Jesus
Columbia Military Academy
Editor Schuler visits Columbia church in town
Editor Schuler of the Midland Methodist, official organ of Middle Tennessee and Holston conferences, preached at First Methodist Church to a large audience. He remains until Tuesday to seek new subscribers and attend to the publication's interests.
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Schuler
Midland Methodist
Columbia
Middle Tennessee
Holston
South
First Methodist Church
Opening Day Promoter Praises Maury County Event
A garbled report notes Dr Ot Wyager and promoter in Maury County claim opening day drew light attendance yet met standards. The piece mentions a plan to buy a home and references a small group of citizens. Also mentions a home form of an industrial remedy for croup and Mrs L Whitencra.
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OT. Wy ‘Ager
Maury County
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