Priceless treasure vault burglar captured by janitor
In a Yorkville scene a burglar attempting to pry open a treasure vault was tackled by janitor Joan Galanter after the burglar forced a door chain. Police arrested Joseph Coleman of 15 Columbus Ave as the suspect and the magistrate ordered further inquiries.
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William Mylias
of No 12
Mythos
Joan B. Galanter
Wedleas
Galangsr
Mykos
Golander
Yorkville Court
Joseph Coleman
Columbus Avenue
Mylina
Fined for Assault and Battery in City Court
Will Wilkes and Ross Armstrong were tried by Recorder Erwin for assault and battery. Each man received a $5.00 fine after a quarrel in Wilkes' barber shop on South Main street Saturday afternoon left both with minor wounds.
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Will Wilkes
Ross Armstrong
Erwin
Wilkes
South Main Street
Cure of Drunkards and Mystic Cure Promoted
An article outlines Jowa's temperance plan to confine chronic drunkards as insane until cured, with a board review and hospital treatment if warranted. It also touts a "Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and neuralgia claiming relief in 1 to 3 days, available from A B Raina in Columbia.
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Jowa
A. B. Raina
Columbia
Uncalled Yor Letters For Week Ending Oct 8
Postmaster lists unclaimed letters for week ending October 8 including Amos Jno Lovett Emory Blakeley Jordan Pain Jim Bond Hains Campbell Ratlist Chareh J D Roberts Cockrell Hoberts Dalton Rutter Edman Jac Smith Alexander Turner Hanwell Webb Kipner Webb Kitchen Whittaker Kitcherd Henry Woody Laird Edward Young Ladier Bear Mary Grrl Lizsie Bell Narissie Hockina Ada Booker Aogie Johnson Bessie Bradshaw Martha Mencer Movstelloo Addie Brown Jannie Skelley La Bronson Mra Sowell Lillie Cheatham Annie Stockard Annie Crosby Laura Vestal Lena Poster Nettie Young Prisaie Young Mra Levi. Callers please say advertised. Letters due one cent.
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Amos
Jno Lovett
Emory Blakeley
Tom Pain
Jordan Bond
Jim Hains
Jim Campbell
Will Ratlist
Chareh
J D Roberts
Andie Cockrell
Walter Hoberts
BF Dalton
WT Rutter
Thos Edman
Jac D Smith
CJ ‘Alexander
Will Turner
E A Hanwell
Thos Webb
Andrew Kipner
Arch Webb
AT Kitchen
J W Whittaker
Johnnie Kitcherd
Henry Woody
Wo Laird
Edward Young
Levi H Ladier
A. M. Hughes
Life in peril noted in terse welfare column
Fragmentary OCR notes quote Alfred Bee about welfare efforts and health, mentioning illness, strength, and miraculous recovery. The garbled text records "diliousness," "lame," and a claim that life improved after medical care, with references to welfare and a possible examination.
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Secen
Alfred Bee
Exan
Brutal assault and bank control battles in state news
Geo Wilson is arrested at Etico for the brutal attack on Mee Hotter Elliot, an aged resident. Eastern capital seeks control of the American National Bank in Nashville amid quarrels over accounts. A Trenton merchant, Juno Parr, cut the throat of painter Bob Banner. Legislature urged to abrogate Crossville’s charter. Nashville youths Earl Whitney and Claude face charges in Kentucky. Gov. McMillie pardons Sherman Hatwaker of Scott County. Safe blowers hit Farris & Graves grocery in Lauderdale County, about $500 taken. no clues. Jno. B detained near Exston, Ky. A Byoum child killed near Mitchellville. Engraver J. Ham Medlin injured in a railroad wreck near Jackson. Gas flow found near Gallatin. Nashville faces Banglaribe, with several sensational attempts. Plans for a new Nashville courthouse at about $500,000. Centreville row ends in shooting. Sparks wounded. Dr. King’s New Discover y praised for cures. Mothers rely on it. Trial bottles offered.
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Eastern Capitalite
American National Bank
Nashville
Juno
Parr
Trenton
Bob Banner
Crossville
Earl Whitney
Claude
Lexington
A. B. Chinn
Gov. McMillie
Sherman Hatwaker
Scott County
Tater
Ra E A Pando Berg
Robertson County
Jno. B
Exston
Byoum
Mitchellville
Jackson
Movile & Ohio
J. Ham Medlin
Gallatin
Let Folk Beware in Crusade Against Corporate Influence
City Attorney Folk of St Louis warns that advocates of corporate wealth may be branded as enemies to prosperity as he denounces efforts to buy legislation. He says indictments are ready and wishes examples of those who fund public official debauchery for corporate aid. Louisville editor notes the move as a cautionary political stance.
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St. Louis
Louisville
Chestnut Bread Among Corsican Mountaineers
In Corsica bread is made from chestnut flour without admixture. It lacks the firmness of ordinary bread but is healthful, sweet, agreeable to eat, and easily digestible. It keeps more than fifteen days and is the chief food of Corsican mountaineers.
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Corsica
Supp Registration Counts New Voters in Civil Listeic Appeal
Registration books of the Ninth Civil Listeic show twenty six new voters across Thursday Friday and Saturday of last week.
Scott's Emulsion Promoted for Soft Bones in Children
An advertise ment promotes Scott's Emulsion as the right food for soft bones in childhood. It claims growth improves with daily tiny doses and promises straighter bow legs and stronger joints. The notice invites a free sample and lists Scott & Bowne as chemists in New York with price 1.00.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Peart Street
New York
West End Notes Fresh but Fragmented Community Items
Mr and Mrs D Fitem freturosd theme after visiting Mr Sam Brown at Sawdust Valley Miss Hattie Ballard visiting Mrs Carrie Gite Mr Jack Black and family moved in Mr D F Gibson received sad news Saturday from Texas stating G C Gibson very ill Arch McDonald visiting J McDonald Henry Sowell returned home from the country
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D. F.item
Sam Brown
Sawdust Valley
Hattie Ballard
Carrie Gite
Jack Black
D. F. Gibson
Texas
G. C. Gibson
Arch McDonala
J. McDonald
Henry Sowell
Arnica Salve Promises Cure for Skin Ailments
Backlen's Arnica Salve is advertised as preventing eruptions, sores, pimples, and other facial flaws. The copy claims it "glorified the face" and is touted as a cure for sore lips cracked hands chilblains and other minor skin issues. Sold at Woldridge's drug store with a 250 unit claim.
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America
Balt Khoum
Woldridge's
Autumn Sabbath of the Year and Its Peaceful Quiet
The season of autumn brings a tranquil Sabbath mood as summer fades. Descriptions of blue skies, cool light, and rest mark the year's end, while prizes, rewards, and family gatherings signal the close of the cycle. Phrase-like musings reflect nature preparing for burial as November nears.
Late News Item From Jail Shootout Cited
A jail bullet was recovered describing a sea jaame caliber round fired from Ass Chinn's pistol, tying the incident to the jail scene and suggesting a linked chronology.
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Ass Chinn
Relief in Six Hours from Distressing Kidney and Bladder Disease
Relates a quick cure advertised as relief in six hours for kidney and bladder distress. Claims prompt relief from pain in male or female, and rapid relief of urinary retention. Sold by A. B. Rains druggist in a February notice.
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A. B. Rains
Drogelat
A Lecture and a Laugh on Northern Prejudice
The Baltimore Sun rebukes northern prejudice against African descent and cites cases in Boston unions, Chicago Northwestern University, and Franklinville Indiana where black or mixed-descent students faced discrimination. The piece mocks northern attitudes while noting southern provocation, calling it a refreshing turn of the tables.
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Baltimore Sun
Northwestern University
Chicago
Ransville
Ind
Ube
The
Sun
Maryland
Eisen
St. Loma Republic
Voss Store Burglary Report With Missing Goods
The general merchandise store of H. H. Voss on the Hampshire pike was broken into last week. Articles including cheese candy and a pair of shoes were taken, meat found spilled on the floor, bars torn from a back window, but no money was stolen. A lot of hogs stood behind the store that night. no clues for officers. An advertisement for a liver remedy follows.
Southern Tea & Coffee Co to rent Grant storehouse Bethel
The Southern Tea & Coffee Co will use the Grant storehouse in Bethel block for retail and wholesale trade with offices and salesrooms in 18 southern towns. Goods will be supplied from Columbia. roasting and manufacture of Extracta Baking Powder and more planned. Geo. M. Hodge named sole sales manager in charge.
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The
Southern Tea & Coffee Co
Grant
Bethel Block
Columbia
Geo. M. Hodge
Confederates at Nashville Visited by Co F Veterans
Twenty one veterans of Co F, 1st Tennessee Regiment, were royally entertained in Nashville last week by Mr Tom Hardison, a former member of the company. He hosted a dinner and provided conveyances for the party to the Soldiers Home. Conida Park Bivouac led by a banner.
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Co. F
1St Tennessee Regiment
Nashville
Tom Hardison
Hardison
Eonidas Park
Distressing Stomach Disease Promised Cure Promoted
An advertisement proclaims a universal cure for stomach weakness and indigestion using South American Nervine Fonic. It claims immediate relief from the first dose, universal efficacy, and safety, selling through Brains druggist with a February 7 date.
Oil Wagon Settlement in Trenton Under Protest
The Standard Oil Company paid the city under protest to settle a dispute over licenses for a wagon tied up in Trenton Tennessee. The wagon, said to be supplying private parties, operated from Humboldt headquarters to serve the wholesale trade.
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Trenton
Tenn
Standard Oil Company
Humboldt
Herbine touted as cure all by Hopkins letter
A Kansas reader from Manchester praises Herbine as effective for malaria like fever chills headache and weakness. The note claims the medicine cures at any stage and purifies blood while noting long use and satisfaction with its health benefits.
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Hopkins
Manchester
Kan
Joris
Sue
A. B Rains
Vain Search for Prosser
Lewisburg Tenn Oct 8 Deputy Sheriffs Swaim Sanders and Wilson returned from Moore and Grundy counties after searching for William A Prosser, the slayer of William Glenn. The pursuit was fruitless and Prosser, thought to have fled to Alabama, remains at large with a reward of 250 offered for capture.
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Lewisburg
Tenn
Chas, Swaim
Neil Sanders
Jus
Wilson
Football game planned here in October between Sewanee Grammar and Branban and Hughes
Local notes announce an upcoming football clash at our ground in October featuring Sewanee Grammar School against Branban and Hughos. Both teams prepare through practice, with organizers promising a spirited contest and good attendance from the community.
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Sewanee Grammar School
Branban & Hughos
Why I Married A Hilarious Letter Quiz From Married Men
A newspaper editor mailed many married men and scribes asking why they wed. Answers mix humor and blunt truth about companionship, duty, boredom, love, and social pressure. Some jokes hinge on family dynamics and mismatched expectations, ending with playful reflections on marriage.
Notice to Defendants in Equity Action in Columbia Tennessee
In September 1945 the Clerk and Master of Maury County Tennessee issued an order directing J T Krauch William Kerr Mia Sophia Kerr William Bryant Myre Lily Har rove Henry Hargrove Lucius Bryant Walter Bryant E B Hudson Mra Melean Hadeon J M Williams Mra Fannie Williame F W Clark Mra Naille Clark Floydarrett William I Garrett Mra Laura Spurgeon James Spurgeon Thomas Williams George Thompen and Mra Laure Thompson to appear in the next term of the equity court at Columbia on the fourth Monday in October to plead answer or demur to the complainant's bill or the bill will be taken for confessed and heard ex parte the order to be published in the Columbia Herald for four consecutive weeks.
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Maaten
Columbia, Tenn
J. H. Redding
Sonesante
J.T. Branch
J. T. Krauch
William Kerr
Mia
Sophia Kerr
William Bryant
Myre
Lily Harrove
Henry Hargrove
Lucius Bryant
Walter Bryant
E. B Hudaon
Melean Hadeon
J. M. Williams
Fannie Williame
F. W. Clark
Naille Clark
Floydarrett
William I Garrett
Laura Spurgeon
James Spurgeon
Thomas Williams
George Thompen
Laure Thompson
State of
Ten
Columbia
Columbia Herald
Two warrants issued for two men in apple theft case
Two warrants were issued last week against Tobe Mayberry and Chas Wortham, two color individuals accused of stealing apples from Mr Horace Rainey s orchard. Both pleaded guilty before Esquire G W Awortham with fines and costs totaling ten dollars for Mabberry and none specified for the other.
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Tobe Mayberry
Chas. Wortham
Horace Rainey
Esquire
G. W. Awortham
Costa Yon
Mabberry
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Etico
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Vance
Lauderdale County
R. M. Twomey
J. J. Sparks
Centreville
Sparks
Drinegrat M.P. Smith
Davie
West End
Cail
Jet
Pric Adams & Martin
Bell
Voss’ Store
the Southern Tea & Coffee Co
Awinp
Atchison
Nkey Club
North Missouri
Morgan
Carnegie
the Herald
Prosser
W. J. Oakes
Saab
Dryas
Ofice and Factory
N. Main St
Columba
Maury National Bank, Columbia, Tennesser
Carrraz
Usta
Chuk! Jee
W M. Obeairs
Prsident
C. Weaten
W. M. Cheala
Ber
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Columbia, Tennessee
J.P. Brownlow
J. R. Gracy
Jno
W. Fry
John W. Fry
Bithal Howard, J. F. Brownlow
J. E. Lyon
T. J. Roa
Jorricens
J. F. Brownlow
Cashion View
the Phoenix .”. Bank
ARD
Pald Iy Capital
W. Priesson, Jr
Kn Ruetgm
Onenier
Columbia Phonograph Company
BaLtimore Street
Baltimore, MD
Peru
Cotton Belt
Thebes
Cairo
Memphis
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Louisiana
Oklahoma
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Southwest
G. Adams
Byanayillé Journal-News
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