Death of Mrs West at 33 Shakes West Point Community
Mew Rich fd Blanche West, wife of Charles West, aged 33, died Thursday after noon at West Point while performing her duties. She was a devout member of the Cumberland Presbyterian church and beloved by many. Survived by her husband, seven sisters, and one brother. Funeral at 2 p.m. Saturday at West Point conducted by Rev. Ty Coat, burial in family plot. Undertaking Co. in charge. Farmers busy filling silos countywide amid unusually good forage. county agent says ample hay and potential dividends from proper silage practices.
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West Point
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Blanche West
Charles West
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Cumberband Presbyterian Church
M. Tir
Oklahoma
du A
New Orleans
C. Nke
Smithville
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Oklahoma City
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Dayk’s Mim
Homer Thompson
Carter's Creek
Jack Meroney
Manafiel
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Turks
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Pull Beavers
Parl and Watson
Felix Mahon
Ernest
Howard Haywood
Prank Dorteh
Auta Hendley
Hi Dodson
Uqndertaking Co
McLean
Juniors to Honor Departed Brothers at Memorial Exercises
Feormmbiy Lodge No. 275 Junior Order of Am erican Mechanics will hold their annual memorial at the Grand Theatre on Sunday October as departed members will be honored. The planning committee includes Dr. George C. Watts M. Jones and Dr. Turter Braly.
Alfred Taylor Campaign Speech Set in Maury County
Hon Alfred Taylor the republican nominee is announced to speak in Columbia on Thursday October 7 at 1 PM. The event marks the campaign kickoff in Maury County with anticipated heated political exchanges as Governor Roberts weighs in with defense of his administration.
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Daily Herald
Alfred H. Taylor
Yor Dovernbe
Wilayehh
Columbia
Taylor
Maury County
Roberts Ia
Lin Hon
Alfred Taylor
Ouy Bob
Athaaeum Grove
Roberts Fires First Shot of Campaign in Madisonville
Robert s Madisonville speech denounces agitators stirring up strife among honest working men while launching his campaign fire. He asserts he will defend labor and public order, aiming to rally supporters and counter opposition.
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Roberts
Madisonville
Wreet
Governor Roberts Opens Reelection Address in Madisonville Tenn
Governor A. Roberts delivers an opening address on law and order, defending suffrage ratification and condemning agitators and violence. He warns of foreign and domestic threats, touts party records, and pledges reforms in agriculture, rural schools, highways, and state finances. The speech frames lawfulness as essential to republican government and pledges decisive action against subversive movements.
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Herald
Madisonville
Tenn
Mr. Roberts
Sao Frangigese
Cox
Myr
Hss
Uils
Tennessee
Ambieh
Dot
Pon
Democratic Pleifermie
Mrs Oriva Worsham Dies After Illness at Home
Mrs Oriva Worsham wife of KC Worsham died Friday evening at 205 East Ninth street after a three month rheumatism illness. She belonged to the Baptist church and was well known. Survived by husband two daughters Basil and Ghutdia Worsham mother Mrs Sarah Kayranhead two brothers Willis and Harvey Burranheart of Lenaburs two sisters Lyla Moffitt and Lou Stafford of Lewisburg. Body to Maury Undertaking for burial then shipped to Lewisburg for funeral Sunday at 2 at Cochran cemetery with Rev Sedbery. Interment in family graveyard. Moury Undertaking in charge.
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Daily Herald
Oriin Worsham
KC. Worsham
East Ninth Street
Worsham
Ayarah
Basil
Ghutdia Worsham
Sarah Kayranhead
Willis
Harvey Burranheart
Lenaburs
Lyla Moffitt
Lou Stafford
Lewisburg
Maury Undertaking Company
Cochran Cemetery
Sedbery
Drug Firm Seeks Charter In Stephenson Company Filing
A charter application was filed with County Registrar J. J. Pogue by the Stephenson Drug Company to authorize capital stock of 15000. Incorporators named include Theodore Stephenson Haywood Stephenson, Charles M. Roberts, Ti. 8 Kinnard. This follows the death of Enoch Stephenson of Stephenson Brothers. Charles M. Roberts is linked with a Nashville drug firm.
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County Degister
J. J. Pogue
Stephenson Drug Company
Keng Theodore
Haywood Stéphéison
Carles M. Roberts
Pegite Hia
Kinnard
Enoch Stephenson
Stephenson Brothers
Charles M. Roberts
Lnte Drug Company
Nashville
Pipe's Diapepaty Indigestion Remedy Claim
An old advertisement touts Pipe's Diapepaty as quick relief for indigestion and sour stomach. It promises rapid ease of heartburn belching and discomfort after meals, claiming a few wafers restore appetite and allow eating favorite foods without distress. The copy emphasizes universal customer satisfaction and strong effectiveness.
Parade Draws Record Crowd as Odd Fellows Tour Inspires
Dr E A Timmons predicts Columbia will host the largest crowd ever for the October 20 Odd Fellows parade. The event will feature the American Legion, Columbia Military Academy cadets, school children and other groups. A 1000 commemorative caps will be issued for parade dignitaries and lasting advert.
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Columbia
Daily Herald
Pathe
Little Odd Fellows
Tennessee
E. A. Timmons
Maury County
American Legion
Columia Military Academy
Horace Frierson
Legion
Grand Lodge
Fudge
California Syrup of Pigs Ad Claims Safe Baby Remedy
An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Pigs as a gentle, safe laxative for children. It promises full directions on each bottle and emphasizes a pleasant taste to encourage use for stomach liver and bowels.
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California
Largest attendance history at Spring Hill opens new building
Spring Hill school opened today in a county bought building with enrollment near fifty percent of the history of the town. A large crowd attended the opening as repairs are planned by the county to complete additions and improve the plant.
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Spring HU
Public School of
Spring Hil
All Tre
Ciizens
Spring Hill
Farmers Saving Pea and Bean Hay
County farmers report excellent yields from pea and bean hay crops grown across the area. Favorable weather and steady growth have kept harvests moving, with widespread production anticipated once curing completes.
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Coloni
Corn Gathering Will Soon Begin
The Daily Herald notes warm dry days will allow county corn to mature for gathering. Despite August and early September rains causing some damage and wind-blown ears, the overall crop is good and the yield is expected around seventy five percent of average, with acreage about half of normal.
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Daily Herald
Adenia
Mrs Dunnington Funeral This Morning
The funeral of Mrs Sue Gray Dunnington, who died at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Friday night, was held at 1 o clock this morning at St Peter s Episcopal church. Dr Geo O Watts and Dr Molloy conducted the service and paid tribute to her Christian life. The floral offering from friends reflected her popularity and esteem among a large circle of relatives and friends.
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Bally Herald
Sue Gray Dunnington
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Geo. O. Watts
Molloy
Pirat Presbyterian Church
Br. Watts
Drinnington
Columbia Auto Supply Goes Uses the Knife
The Columbia Auto Supply Company claims price cutting on tires is planned to open sale at twenty cents in twenty. A shipment of tires is en route and expected to arrive this afternoon for sale. The proprietor will make changes and there are other inducements offered.
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Burma
White
Wellsesday
Daily Herald
Columbia Auto Supply Company
Tanlac advertised as great medicine by Vermont worker
A Duluth railroad worker from Virginia Minnesota testifies Tanlac eased stomach trouble, breathing, rheumatic pains, and nerves after three bottles. He praises the medicine, says he can eat anything, sleep better, and feels ready for work. Advert says sold in Columbia Santa Ke Hamp shire Mt Pleasant and nearby towns.
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Vire ‘Pinta
Minn
Johnson
Duluth and
Tron
Tanlac
Columbia
Smtser Drug Co
Santa
Former Deputy Alleged Liquor Violator in Mt Pleasant Case
Hershel Collin, former deputy sheriff of Lawrence County, was arrested and brought before Esq Rows Monday on Mt Pleasant liquor sale charges. He waived exam and was bound over to the circuit court. Reports say Collin recently served as deputy sheriff and was accused of bringing a wagon load of liquor from county taverns into Mt Pleasant for sale. He executed dona.
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Hershel Collin
Lawrence Courty
Mt. Pleasant
Collins
Mi Pleasant
Dona
Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Promoted Nationwide
A historic physician Dr Pierce gained fame for curing diseases in rural districts and later in Buffalo. His Golden Medical Discovery, a tonic said to be blood making and liver stomach heart corrective, was widely sold in U S drug stores. Authorities note over twenty four million bottles sold.
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Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Pierce
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