Prices at Our Columbia Drug Store Underscore Low Costs
The ad proclaims consistently lower prices than other Columbia drug stores due to reduced operating expenses. It asserts customers can verify by returning for comparison and mentions a graduate in pharmacy on staff.
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Local notices and advertisements from Kedron area
Correspondent notes residents selling part of land and erecting remaining units. References to Nick Foster taken to asylum, Fred Harmon in Columbia, and local youths preparing for civil service exams. An ad extols Clifton flour for purity and quality sold by Ubattin Bros at Bransford Mills Owensboro Ky.
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Little Hon
Matin & Powell
Iek
Doba Sellar
Nick Foster
Shilo
Clifton
Ubattin Bros
Bransford Mills
Owensboro
Electric railway survey excites Neapolis residents
Citizens of Neapolis cheer the planned electric railway as survey crews inspect routes along the Nashville and Columbia pike and Carter’s Creek pike. The town also records community news, visits to Nashville, and local changes including property sales and new buildings. A death of Ben Allen is noted with fond tribute.
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W. R. Brown
Miss Lilly
Central Hospital
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John Parks
George Fitzgerald
Lilly Wilson
Oh Davis
Darke Mill
J. A. Sandera
J. W. Huckaby
Memphis
Grand Lodge
Robert Russell
Thompson
Roxie Moore
Lawton
J. W. Buckaby
B. Brown
Richard Allen
R. J ‘Smith
J. W. Armistead
Arthur Church
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Culleoka Steam Engine Explosion Wounds Engineer
A steam valve on a freight engine exploded near Culleoka south of the depot around 10 am injuring the engineer who was thrown from the cab and severely hurt. A special train from Columbia carried Mr. Martin and family to the accident scene. The injured man was moved to a home in Columbia Monday afternoon after initial care.
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Culleoa
E. Ga
Cam Columbia
Martin
Brave Columbia
Harvest News and Local Notes From Cumberland Region
Fragmented notices report harvest progress with wheat near ready in some farms and others not yet sown. Cattle sales noted with 10 head delivered and others to follow. sweet potato crop described as fine. Social items mention Cumberland Sunday-school outing, visitors Mrs Henderson and Mrs Coffey, and family movements in local towns.
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Williames
Wilkes
Cumberland
Camberland
Lupton
Mra Henderson
Mian McCullough
Marshall County
Coffey
Godwin
Barbara
Corn shipments and community notices in Broadview area
Broadview and Brunette scene report of harvest activity and social visits. Farmers push corn gathering and wheat sowing while families and neighbors from Stiversville, Columbia, Giles and surrounding counties share visits. Local teachers Miss Elmina Scott and Miss Matthews’ pupils wrap up term. residents travel to Texas Oklahoma for prospects. illness noted with malarial fever.
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Maiden
Brooks
Dock Hickman
Elmina Scott
Broad~view
Scott
Matthews
Southport
Robert Thurman
Texas
Oklahoma
A. N. Smith
Ethel
Pulliam
J. P. Brown
Allen Harris
Marshall McKissick
George Dugger
Lawrence County
Menats
Pink
Earnest Murphy
Pele Villiame
Glendale
Will Douglas
Enterprise
Marcus | Dugger
Ethridge
Bethel
Bernice
Ethel Smith
Giles County
Not Too Late To Sow Field Seeds
The notice urges readers to visit Bevacene and Dodson to purchase field seeds, highlighting limited time to plant. It notes the store as a local supplier and emphasizes prompt action for farming needs.
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Bevacene & Dodson
Messenger of King Edward arrives in New York
Oliver A Berwick described as a special messenger from King Edward VII bearing important documents sent to either President Roosevelt or the British Embassy in Washington. He disclosed his identity to customs officials only as a royal envoy and produced a parchment claiming royal status and immunity.
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New York
Oliver A. Berwick
Eddard VII
Roosevelt
Washington
Bear mauling at Hot Springs ends in fatal skull fracture
In Happy Hollow Hot Springs Arkansas an 8 year old named Robert Tatum was mauled by a large chained boar. The bear seized him and crushed his skull dragging him by the legs until the keeper freed him. The boy remained unconscious and doctors gave no hope of recovery.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Happy Hollow
Robert Tatum
Our Own
A reflective poem by Margaret EB Sangster on morning quarrels and lingering hurt. It warns that harsh words can wound loved ones beyond repair, urging gentleness with those closest to us. The speaker laments how easily carelessness in tone harms those we own and cherish.
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Margaret EB. Sangster
Exciting Race In Indiana Ends In Legal Bustle
In Valparaiso Porter County Sheriff Lacoum and City Marshal Billings pursued Stella Josephine Teller, cousin of Senator Teller, from a Jacksonville asylum escape to a Pennsylvania depot. A habeas corpus writ sparked a rapid train chase with Dr Sharpe, ending in the Jacksonville patient’s release amid town uproar.
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Valparaiso
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Stella Josephine Teller
United States
Henry M. Teller
Colorado
Dr. Sharpe
Jacksonville
Sharpe
Marshall Billings
Reece Varie
Jacksonville Pees
Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Universal Remedy
Readers learn of a claimed cure for catarrh by Cheney Co. of Toledo. The ad asserts Halts Catarrh Cure, taken internally, cures constitutional disease and strengthens the patient. Proposes a $100 reward for any failure to cure and asks for testimonials. Also promotes Hall’s Family Pills from Jerusnists.
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Cotnerhall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Jerusnists
Hall
Late News Items From A Bygone Era
A roundup of dramatic incidents includes Julia Marlowe's serious illness in New York City and Toone wiped off the map by fire. Reports span volcanic eruptions in Southern Mexico to a coal vein found near Fairmount Indiana and a grim discovery near Noble, Oklahoma. Anarchist plots foiled in Vienna, a string of bank robberies in Des Moines, and a Bryan special train collision in Arena Colorado are noted, with political maneuvering in New York Republicans and cholera outbreaks in several Old World countries.
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Julia Marlowe
New York City
Toone
Mexico
Gleagon
Tenn
Vienna
Fairmount
Ind
Okalhoma City
Santa Fe
Noble
Geo. W. Morgan
Atlanta
Continental Fecurity Redemption Company
Howard Cherry
Thomas Hopkins
Jellico
Hopkine
W. J. Bryan
Arena
Col
Mr. Bryan
Chia Ry
Douglas Robinson
Roosevelt
Europe
New York
Odell
Bronx
Philippines
Multiple bounties of news items headlined from state and national events
John A Walton, soldier, dies by his own hand at Bowling Green after swallowing twenty grains of trycanine. Morgan opposes Odell for New York governor. Roosevelt plans a South trip mid November and a Memphis bear hunt. Judge Ryan denies change of venue in Suburban bribery case. U.S. may build a canal via Nicaragua or buy the French company. Martin Cornelius robbed of 8000 by masked men. Architect O Conner killed hunting. Prosperity Missouri land collapse. Miners honor Mitchell Day. Miss Stone abductors captured. Indian Chief Ola Tabby dies at 14. Alabama negr o voting case to Supreme Court. Anthracite strike commission meets. Hunter sues Gallatin for damages. Duel over yearling leaves one dead. Roosevelt to Oyster Bay vote. to Sagamore Hills for returns. Lawrence county fishing quarrel ends in death. Poston 72 commits suicide after quarrel. Accidental hanging verdict for Emanuel Cramp. Elections for state officers and judges. Congressmen. Cut prices on lorries at Satterfield and Dodson.
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Bowling Green
J. Pierpont Morgan
Odell
Govenor
New York
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Martin Cornelius
J. L. O'Conner
Austin
Texas
Prosperity
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Ola Tabby
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hills
Philadelphia
Washington
R. H. Nelson
W. G. Belew
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Green Hill
Nelson
John W. Poston
Harriman
Emanuel Cramp
Oxford
Misa
Supreme Court
Southern Piano & Furniture Co Ad
ww. F. ANDERSON Is WITH THE Southern Piano & Furniture Co. Pianos Organs and Furniture Easy payments Upholstering refinishing and repairing Wanted all kinds old Furniture Public Square near Phoenix Bank Citizens' Phone S12.
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Public Square
Phoenix Bank
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