Local notes cover community events and health ads
Our correspondence reports church services at Beott's and Glenn's Chapel, visits between families, and a backhaul to Franklin. Sawdust and Mid Rivers sections note illness, schooling progress, a farewell sermon, a bride’s family visit, and a Yellow Jaundice tale followed by Electric Bitter treatment claims. Funeral for a beloved member described with tributes and comfort.
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F. PF
Hampton
Viola
Ophelia Cathey
Beott's
Lee's Corner
Lanter
Jennie Buford
Enbank
Glenn's Chapel
Glenn
Franklin
Will Doyl
Doyl
Tom Waddey
Residans
Canley
Wm. Davis
Coltubia
Sallie Glenn
Margaret Glenn
Cloverleap
Dr King’s New Discovery touted for coughs and braces
An old advertising fragment touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a universal remedy for coughs and colds with testimonials from Mrs W K Haviland of Armonk and others. It mentions 500 and 1.00 dollar bottles and trial samples, plus a local Holiness meeting report and scattered community notes from Lagea and nearby areas.
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Mra W. K. Haviland
Armonk
Dr. King
Niees
Kinw
W. P. Woldridge
Lanton Notes On Health News Marriages and Movement
Lanton October notes report good village health aside from recent illness of Mr. Anderson Blackman and a rising on Mr. Jake Martin arm. Farmers busy sowing wheat and cutting hay. sorghum making underway. Marriage of Mack Blair and Lucy Howell announced for October 16 at Culleoka. Local residents travel to Columbia and Dark’s Mill for gatherings. local merchants advertise buggies and surreys in Columbia.
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Lanton
Anderson Blackman
Jake Martin
John Fitzgerald
Oscar Priest
Theta
Lula Young
Columbia
Mack Blair
Misa Lucy Howell
Culleoka
Misa Sadie Kerr
Gites County
Jestie Underwood
John Fitz Id
McCains
Peveclan
Dark’s Mill
Bro. Lipscomb
Nashville
West Point Chronicle Notes and Local Happenings
Local notes from West Point report typhoid cases and fever recovery, sorghum work underway, and Ern est Sie leave plans. College visitors, farm activity and fruit gathering appear alongside social mentions of Miss Mary Lixsie Wilkes entering Theta school.
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West Point
Ausban
Ernest Si Ae
Maan Vestal
Iting
Buegerald
U. & Homes
Mary Lixsie Wilkes
Theta School
Suspicious men threaten Wilkins after opera outing
Mr Ashby Wilkins, returning from the Opera House with young ladies, was approached by several suspicious men likely planning to seize the sack of show proceeds. The assailants trailed him as he attempted to return home but he could not locate them later.
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Ashby Wilkins
Opera House
Lee
Ae ‘Seventh Core
Rerir
Wilkins
Otherene
Wight
Strauss Broa
Chicago
John Adams
Live Stock Notes and Recent Shipments Reported
Live stock notes compile recent yard shipments over past days. Allen Brow sent four loads of cattle to Louisville, Kentucky. Birmingham firm Had we Co delivered one load of mules to New Urbane. Additional line shows missing details for Tasnie and other consignments.
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Allen Brow
Lomisville
Ll. A. Nities
Birmingham
Hadwe & Co
New
At Cost Ladies Oxfords Sale A Treat To Pocketbook
About 200 pairs ladies fine Oxfords offered at cost and below. Peale ios Haan Oxf's advertised at special sale prices. 10 pairs Indies black and tan Oxfords reduced to 22.00. 150 pairs misses and children's slippers in black and red offered at coat. Prices presented as a bargain to readers.
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Oxfords
Beslow
Figuers Shoes Man in Tennessee Family Fight
Four men were killed two mortally wounded and three others injured in a Sunday clash between the Morgans of Lee county Virginia and the Chadwells of Claiborne county Tennessee at Big Springs near Tazewell Tennessee. The fight broke out near four o clock during church services.
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Middlesboro By
Lee County
Claiborne County
Tenn
Big Springs
Tazewell
Tewn
They Work While You Sleep Cas Carets Candy Cathartic
Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. repair digestion liver and bowels while you rest. Not sold in bulk. All druggists roc.
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Roc
Prof Gentry Presents A Notable Dog and Pony Show
A good show comes to town with Prof Gentry leading a larger staged animal act. The train-load of animals travels with new features this year and promises performances eclipsing prior efforts. The tent will stand at the corner of West End and Sth streets.
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Prof. Gentry
Gentry
West End
Sth Streets
D. of C. Scholarship Awarded by Maury County Chapter
Miss Bryant of the Columbia Institute has given a scholarship to the Maury County Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy. The award will go to a daughter or granddaughter of an ex Confederate soldier. Applications should be sent to Mrs Hatcher, President of the Maury County Chapter.
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Miss Bryant
Columbia Institute
Maury County
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Mrn
Hatcher
Baby burns in soap kettle accident at home
Lawrenceburg Tennessee October 5 a 17 month old boy child of D Hill suffered severe burns after wandering yard near a kettle of hot soap left cooling by his mother The child cried out and stood in the hot coals It is feared one foot may be crippled for life
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Briday
Win
Sellers
Bros, Gray and Ausban
Zula
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Hill
You Can Lead a Horse to Water You Can Lead a Horse to Water
An old time patent medicine ad extols Scotts Emulsion claiming it makes a thin body hungry and able to use food. It asserts hunger motivates action and promotes a free sample offer while urging readers to try the product to prevent a “strike” by the body.
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Scott
Public Health plea for local sanitation reforms in Columbia
A columnist criticizes Maury County health lapses and urges immediate local action. Proposes practical measures including municipal sewage, scavenger system, removable dust closets, covered manure bins, and daily removal of waste to curb filth and disease, noting cost estimates around $1,400 to $1,500 annually.
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Istinat
Maury Co
Columbia
State Board
Board of Health
Sam
Helm's
Sponsor and Maids of Honor at State Veterians Meet
At a Monday meeting of Leonidas Polk Bivouac members Slee Mosy Dale Conte Carpenter and others were chosen to represent the bivouac at the State Association gathering. The report notes the group’s support for a patent remedy described as Sarsaparilis for blood safeguards, attributed to A B Base.
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Leonidas Polk
Mosy Dale Conte Carpenter
Honerty
Veterius
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