Protracted Methodist meeting closes at Culleoka
The Culleoka community reports the Methodist church meeting ended Sunday night with Rev. Boassey of Elkton delivering sermons to strong attendance. Dr. McMillan of Lowborg earned A M and Ph D degrees from Ohio University recently. Graham Harris School opened August 25 with about one hundred pupils enrolled and Miss Martha Letter and Miss Newly Abernathy among the teachers in charge.
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Ohio University
McMillan
Flem Thomas
Cullecka
Columbia
Graham Harris
Martha Letter
Newly Abernathy
Mary Wilkes
North Carolina
Stokes
Lizelo White
Bessie Frank
Will Williamson
O. 5
Williamson
S. Leslie Fowler
Branham & Ayee School
Spring Hill
F. J. Moore
Joe Love
Vanderbilt
Bakuara
Bargains in Buggies and Surries at Butterfield Dodson
Community notes mention health updates in the neighborhood, a Holiness tent meeting led by Bro Armstrong from Nashville next Sunday, and a protracted service. A new roller mill is nearly running, Buford Moore plans to move to Blooming Grove Texas, and families including Napier of Napier's Furance and Macon Green are active locally.
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Danton
W. L. Green
Roddy
Bro. Armstrong
Nashville
Buford Moore
Blooming Grove
Texas
Minses Napier
Napier's Furnace
Tom Lowell
Green
Harmon
Edron
Macon Green
Columbia
McDowell School
Farm For Rent And Dairy Stock For Sale
Four miles from Columbia on Pulaski Pike the farm offers seed wheat for sale and three fresh milk cows. Contact Mrs Lizzie P Watson in Columbia Tennessee for details.
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Columbia
Pulaski Pike
Eale
Lizzie P. Watson
Columbia, Tenn
Union News Notes From Septembers Busy Week
The Union column reports a quiet Sunday with no preaching on the fifth Sunday. School started Monday under Miss Jessie Crouch. Local residents and visitors, including Mr. and Mrs. Leo Martin, Mr. J. Godwin family, Mrs. Venable and son, and Mr. Jamies, gather at various homes. Several families plan travel or departures, and a wedding may be forthcoming soon, with well wishes for the Herald.
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Jas Venable
Elmo Godwin
Riggin
Thompson Station
H. G. Ashworth
Mra. Venable
Mr. Jamies
Burwood
H. B. Ashworth
W. T. Gaskill
Herald
Sam
Andrews Weather Delays Union Grove Meeting and Socials
Rainy weather hampers the Union Grove gathering led by Rev. Hendricks amid a quiet week of visits and family gatherings. Several residents, including Mrs. Lizzie Brozi and Misses Erma and Bessie Sowell, travel to Columbia, while others host relatives at Hear Creek and nearby areas. Elder A C Williams and Elder F C Sowell announce sermons in Corinth Donelson and Mt Juliet respectively.
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Mm. F
Sowell
Childen
Estes
W. H. Estes
Hear Creek
Rost Nicholson
Luxor
Ark
McDowell School
Lizzie Brozi
Mabel Jones
Iron Bridge
Erma
Bessie Sowell
Columbia
M. Jones
L. Watson
F. C. Sowell
Maguay
T. W. Sowell
Frances Holly
Bryant's Station
E. J. Sowell
Susie Dale
Mr. Toombs
Summertown
Elder A. C. Williams
Corinth
Donelson
Mt. Juliet
Maury County Seed Wheat Rye and Barley Supply
Maury County farmers emphasize quality seed wheat rye and barley. Columbia Mercantile Storage Co led by manager W J Dale signals strong supply readiness for farmers and local merchants.
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Maury County
Columbia Mercantile Storage Co
W. J. Dale
Revival at Cumberland church and local visit notes
Park's Station notes a revival at Cumberland church Pleasant Mt led by Rev Morton. Christian church revival starts today. Visitors include Misses Malissa Davidson, Pearl Davidson, Viola Jones, Sallie Sue Lottin, and families from Groveland and Columbia. Local residents update on health, schooling, moves, and a first back-to-school for Miss Mary Holt.
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Katherine Park
Callooka
Maye Park
Barkley Kerr
Leftwich
George White
Brttle
Loyd
Mer
Joe Crews
Groveland
Eura Loftin
Columbia
C. J. Rieves
Malissa
Pearl Davidson
Lula White
Maury County
Hora Watson
Morgan Bryant
Ruby Wilkes
Leonard Rieves
Mary Holt
Vere
Sandy Hook Community News and Amateur Notes
The column reports sermons by Rev Rubt Walt at Sandy Hook and a protracted meeting to begin on the second Sunday. Residents move and relocate including Dooley to Mt Pleasant and McCormick from Summer town, with Anderson buying Gee Noles house. Hints of health concerns for Mrs Craig and Mrs Williams visiting Kingman. Local changes in residents, rail workers, well drilling activity, and attempts to reach oil depth near P Williams. Weather notes mention rain and community connections from M. and IL.
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Sandy Hook
Rubt
Walt
M. Dooley
J. Mo Terry
Mt Pleaant
Dooley
John McCormick
Summertown
Lome
Craig
A. Williams
Kingman
Ind
Ed Bases
R. E. Potts
Basel
Pearl
Herald
Large Mules For Sale By J W Howann Co
Fifty large well broke mules available for sale or trade for aged mules. Auction or direct sale option. Contact J W Howann & Co for details and terms.
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J. W. Howann & Co
Death Follows Typhoid Sickness In Williamsport
Henry Mayberry returned from Kentucky after his son, Gummings Mayberry, died August 27 near Shady Grove. The obituary lauds the young man’s character and bright intellect and notes the family’s sorrow and friends’ sympathy. Local social notes mention several residents visiting relatives and a Methodist protracted meeting scheduled with Rev. J A Molloy assisting Brother Molloy.
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Williamsport
Henry Mayberry
Kentucky
Gummings
Shady Grove
Lula Sheddan
Mary Blackwell
Dock Blackwell
Timmons
Roy Cecil
Crous Bridges
Mica Maggie Hall
Dark’s Mill
Joe F. Porter
Emma Stallings
A. L. Lanier
Mt. Pleasant
Mary Bell Gray
Rachael Moore
Ella Johnson
John Houser
Zion
Cordie Johnson
Georgia McBride
Chas. Spensler
Columbia
Hugh Porter
Master Jolie
Little Lot
L. BE. Ragedale
L. B. Watkin
Duck River
Marvin Johnson
Eugene Ragedale
Nannie Sheddan
Lettie Williams
Water Valley
Hern
Tennie Lowell
James Dobbins
Lucy Tomlinson
Moats English Hamilton
Giles County
Annie Mai Ladd
Bessie Fly
Molloy
J. A. Molloy
South Columbia
Wisscen
For Sale Second Hand Engines at Low Prices
For Sale Second Hand Engines two 10 and 13 and 16 horsepower traction engines rebuilt by Nichols and Shepard and sold by Satterfield and Dodson in Stivernville Tennessee. August 1 note. Mrs Marylin and daughter visiting in Nashville this week. Several local visits and minor injuries reported with heavy rain and school progress updates.
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All Nichols & Shepard
Augusti ‘Satterfield & Dodson
CANNOT AGREE Republican Chairmen Clash Over Debate
Special to the Herald from Roonville notes tension between Chairman Bor cher and Chairman Thorpe over a joint gubernatorial debate. Borcher says little while Thorpe delays, and Campbell’s willingness to debate Framer is stated but no reasons given. Supporters fear Republicans employ still hunt tactics and avoid a joint forum. Glenn’s Store item reports local visits and sick list amid sparse news.
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Herald
Roonville
Borcher
Thorpe
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Thotopeen
Thompson
Campbell
Mr. Framer
Alwaya
Unlucky Days in September Says Astrologists
A 17th century style list claims September will feature many unlucky and uncertain days. Entries mark good business journeys, doubtful or unlucky days, favorable courtship, and restrictions on marriages, with several notes on love, travel, and social affairs.
Short Weight Fight Planned By Southeastern Millers Assn
The Southeastern Millers Association met at the Duncan Hotel Tuesday and backed a chartered group to combat short weight flour packages. Circulars warning the trade will be distributed widely, with plans to be refined at the next meeting on the second Tuesday in October. Attendees included J. Allen Smith Knoxville KR, J. Riddle Estill Springs, J. L. Igleheart Evansville, J. P. Coonlap Hopkinsville, W. Fuhrer Mt. Vernon, W. A. Dale Columbus, B. Lillie Jr Franklin, W. Haws Lebanon, W. C. Bartholome Frangfort Ky, E. W. Adams EB, P. Brongon Nashville, R. B. Lancaster Lebanon Ky Nashville American.
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Southeastern Millers’ Association
Duncan Hotel
Millers’ Association
Pkainst
Southeastern Association
Miller
J. Allen Smith
Knoxville
KR. J. Riddle
Estill Springs
J. L. Igleheart
Evansville
J. P. Coonlap
F. J. Brownell
Hopkinsville
W. ©. Fuhrer
Mt. Vernon
Ind
W. A. Dale
Columbu
B. Lillie, Jr. Franklin
W. Haws
Lebanon
W. C. Bartholome Frangfort
E. W. Adams
EB. P. Brongon
Nashville
R. B. Lancaster
Lebanon, Ky
Nashville American
Reduced Rates to the West by Wisconsin Central Ry
The Wisconsin Central Railway announces reduced settlers tickets from Chicago to Montana Idaho Oregon Washington and British Columbia. Travel begins in September and continues daily until October. Inquiries to nearest agent or to T. D. Campbell or Jas. C. Pond with office addresses in Cincinnati and Milwaukee.
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Chicago
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
T. D. Campbell
Pike Building
Cincinnati
Jas. C. Pond
Milwaukee
Wis
T&f
Hooliganism in Revered London districts sparks renewed alarm
London dispatch notes rampant hooliganism in Revered South London with daily lists of outrages by organized bands. Washington reports public debt at August 30 10 standing at 1 00 001 821 with a monthly decrease of 5 919 046 driven by cash in the treasury. Dublin lord mayor to convene a meeting to protest crimes not in specified counties and boroughs.
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New York
London
The
Tribune
Washington
Agaim
Dublin
Cit
Kings
Limerick
Longford
Queens and Westmeath
Food Adulteration and Supreme Court Stand on Poison in Food
Public Policy notes a Philadelphia to Pennsylvania Supreme Court case defining any poisonous ingredient in food as a violation. The piece warns 20 percent of stock may be tainted, urging measures against manufacturers and promoting Clifton flour from Bransford Mills, Uwenaboro, Kentucky, sold by Chaffin Broan.
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Philadelphia
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Clifton
Anti-Adulteration League
Chaffin Broan
Bransford Mills
Uwenaboro
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