Patterson Opens Campaign as Democratic Nominee in Nashville
Governor Malcolm R Patterson opened his bid for re election to a Nashville audience that packed the Vendome theater. The crowd included Davidson county leaders and Vanderbilt students. Patterson praised party unity, attacked the Republican slate over liquor policy, and joked about his opponent's genealogy and supposed mansion charges as supporters cheered.
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Good meeting by pastor at Culleoka
Special to The Herald reports Rev. Mr. Hough the new Baptist pastor in Culleoka Tennessee has started a protracted meeting and is stirring up strong interest. After each session the plan calls for services on the second Sunday of the month, depending on attendee interest.
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Culleoka
Tenn
Hough
Baptist Church
Splendid Report Of Rev Stroud At Conference
Rev W A Stroud, pastor of the South Columbia Methodist Church, presented a report at McMinnville. The year saw 39 members admitted by profession, 17 by certificate, 30 adults baptized, total membership 249, and a 10 percent plus increase. Total contributions were 1844.12 with 70 for missionary offering and 134 for the poor. Epworth League thriving, Sunday school 208 enrolled, two women’s societies over 101 raised, and church rolls in Columbia area totalling over 800 Methodists.
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W. A Stroud
South Columbia
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Epworth League
Columbia
Greeneville Republicans Nominate Candidate for Legislature
Greeneville, Tenn. Oct. 7 A Republican convention nominated Dr. F. P. Robinson to represent Greene County in the next legislature. Two aspirants, Robinson and J. T. Phillips, competed with Robinson winning on the first ballot. Both Brown and Carmack supporters favor state wide prohibition.
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Greeneville
Tenn
Greene County
F. P. Robinson
J. T. Phillips
J. D. Brown
Miss Satterfield Dies Suddenl y in Gallatin
In Gallatin Tean, Miss Satterfield, about twenty, died suddenly after being ill in the early morning. Her father found her lifeless at breakfast. she was known for kindness and gentle manners. Burial occurred at the city cemetery. The Satterfield family has close ties to Canter's Creek and Columbia.
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Gallatin
Tean
W. G. Satterfield
Canter's Creek
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Mr. Satterfield
B. A. Satterfield
Columbia
Taft Campaign Schedule Through Oct 21
Taft's fully announced itinerary for October 16 to 21 lists stops in Nashville Chattanooga Knoxville Johnson City Bristol Salisbury High Point Greensboro Danville Richmond and additional appearances in Newark Trenton Camden Wilmington Baltimore Cumberland Crafton Clarksburg and Parkersburg before returning to Cincinnati. Taft arrives in Nashville early October 16 and plans multiple speeches across the Carolinas Virginia Maryland and West Virginia. He spends Sunday in Washington.
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Frequent Calls on National Banks Increase Examinations
Washington states the Controller of the Currency will raise examinations for many national banks from twice to three or four times yearly. The measure targets banks with a history of violating or evading banking laws or regulations and aims to deter speculative practices while avoiding drastic charter forfeiture.
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Murray
Farmers Gather Corn in Cullecka Tennessee
Farmers in Cullecka Tennessee report busy corn gathering with many selling in the field and delivering at 3.00 to 8.25 per barrel. The yield is generally good though late corn was damaged about one third. Early corn quality is unusually good while late corn is near average.
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Cullecka
Tenn
Bryan Attacks Hughes in Lincoln Speech for Reform Pose
In a University of Nebraska address, W. J. Bryan criticized Gov. Hughes of New York as a Western Republican foe to Taft reform. He pressed for publicity of campaign contributions, debated Roosevelt's stance, and argued Hughes vetoed a two cent fare, aiding railroads over patrons.
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Turkey market opens at ten cents a pound
The turkey market opened at ten cents per pound with uncertain supply conditions. A reliable forecast on supply will be reached later this week and published in The Herald. The paper aims to provide readers with trusted quotations from merchants and business managers ready to back the figures.
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Dean's Regulates Prevent Constipation
If you haven't the time to exercise regularly, Dean's Regulats will prevent constipation. They induce a mild, easy, healthful action of the bowels without griping. Ask your druggist for them.
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