Herald of Joy from Our Correspondent at Roberta Bend
Our column from Roberta Bend dated September 1 recounts local social moves. Students and teachers depart for schools in Branham Hughes New Orleans and Nashville while others return home or visit relatives. The piece notes illness, a death in the Tiemans family, road work and a reopened school after scarlet fever, plus seasonal farm tasks and canning.
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Roberta
Bend
Maury Vestal
Branham & Hughes
Muncy Roberta
New Orleans
Jobo Cates
Bin
Lucile
Kate Roberts
Santas Pe Institute
Hortense
Chicago
Hines
Nashville
John White
Union
Sara Moore
Williamson
Jin White
Benton Evins
Cullooka
Roberts
Eving
Milken
Aline Page
A. P. Roberts
Mtey
Mary Linn Roberts
C. A. Forgery
Columbia
K. B. Blackwell
A.J. Tiemans
Athendale
Chloe
Revival at Pleasant Mt Prompts Likely Long Mount
Groveland Sept 2 Rev Mr Saddler of Milan Tenn conducts revival at Pleasant Mt this week delivering notable sermons. He likely remains for the year. Maggie Turner begins Oak Hill school. Prof T W Gallaway visits Glendale area then returns home. Farmers busy with road work and wheat land prospects appear modest this fall. Robin signs off with best wishes.
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Sunnyside
W. ©. Morris
F. J. Tyler
Anna Kennedy
Fort Mty
Anes
Ker
Corsicanna
Texas
Joe M. Emerson
Hart Adkisson
Florida
Marion Harlow
McCains
A. L. Emerson
Ennis Patterson
Charleston, & C
Mary Trousdale
Primms
Henry Thomas
John H. Thomas
Sam Matthews
Groveland
Maud Matthews
Randolph Hempatena
McDowell
Fannie Lovell
Laura Matthews
Mary Lockhart
Summertown
Lucretiae
Annie Bellares
McCain
Luther Benderman
Frank Wilsford
Maud
Laure Matthews
R. E Craig
Hopewell
Saddler
Milan
Tenn
Pleasant Mt
Piace
Maggie Turner
Oak Hil
T. W. Gallaway
Glendale
Marahail
Robin
How the Fat Fleas and Lean Dogs Debate Trade Balance
Ex Senator Washburn in Europe warns that three years could exhaust Europe’s gold while the United States runs a large trade surplus. McKinley cites gold and securities flows as Europe’s burden, with the Fat Fleas urging continued leverage to enrich the Lean Dogs in a parable of blood and wealth. Skeptics and Theosophists spar over transmigration and monopolies in a later mock dialogue.
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Washburn
Minneapolis
Europe
McKinley
Hanna
United States
Oxford Prices a Treat to Your Pocket Book
The notice touts low prices on Oxford products, emphasizing value for shoppers. It highlights savings across items, urging readers to visit local stores for affordable options and special deals. No dates or specific products are listed.
Phosphate Circles Active In Mt Pleasant Area
Mt Pleasant notes a busy week in phosphate circles with the Octopus consortium conducting rapid property estimates while several large properties are thoroughly prospected. Some yields fall short of owner expectations as consolidation delays mining. Community events include union services to close with a Methodist church service.
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Mt. Pleasant
Combine
Wm. H. Doss
Presbyterian Church
Doss
Dora Cooper
Percy Chandler
Grace Roth
Millersburg
Fannie Nowlin
Kate Bond
Nashville
Alice Bond
Ethel
Mary Sutton
Murfreesboro
Soule College
Virginia McFerrin
Franklin
Jeasie Bostick
Humphrey
Ida Hildreth
Huntsville
Ala
Hay Long
Miss Webster
Ward Seminary
Ray Cecil
Muncie
Ind
Kate Ellette
Herman D. Rohm
Chancery Action Over Dr W W Doyce Estate Claims
In Chancery Court A K Hill and others as executors allege debts and seek construction of certain instruments in the trill of the late Dr W W Doyce of Sawdust Valley. The filing requests legal interpretation and relief as part of estate matters in chancery.
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A.K. Hill
Ale
W. W.doyce
Sawdust Valley
Mule Day Crowds Fill Town on First Monday
A large crowd gathered for Mule Day as traders arrived from nearby areas. Early morning sales began at daybreak with a steady stream of buyers until about noon, though overall trading activity was lighter than expected. A. B. Hass offered Garwood’s Sareapsrila to cure ailments.
Phosphate News And Local Meetings In Maury County
A report covers Adam Cox of the Tennessee Phosphate Company touring Mt Pleasant with associates to review interests. R A Wright handles consolidation estimates in Mt Pleasant. rumors of a Rubin Brow sale are denied. Virginia Carolina Gu is mining Carter's Rock, with shipments of phosphate rock and prices noted. A Pensacola port shipment totals 700 dollars for the week ending the 23rd, and July monthly totals are given. The Leonidas Polk Bivouac notes a scholarship offer to a Confederate soldier’s daughter, plus memorial resolutions for Samuel R. Watkins and delegates named for the Lewisburg convention. Dr Edward Guerrant, a former Kentucky Cavalry officer, speaks. a second excerpt advertises Mystic Cure for rheumatism.
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Tennessee Phosphate Co
Rubin Brow
Southport
Joho Rubi, Jr
Rubmary v8
Tor Oe
Virginia
Carolina Gu
Carter's Rock
Leonidas Polk
Leonidas Polis
Maury County
Court House
Williamson
J. T. Bellanfant
Miss Bryant
Columbia Institute
John L. Jones
J.T. Bolanfant
Merritt
Tomlinson
Arch Lipscomb
Samuel R. Watkins
Lewisburg
J. AD
Bellamtant
Sims Latta
W. J Whitthorne
Lloyd Cecil
John Morgan
Kentucky Cavalry
de. Guerrant
Cullooka Team Chosen to Represent Maury in Carnival Game
Cullooka will represent Maury county in the upcoming ball game during the Carnival. Capt homas leads Cullooka with Rob inson and Cyslone Bridges set to pitch the series. Giles county is touted to provide the strongest opposition as Pulaski Citizen notes confidence in their county’s best team. Tom Mitchell, Herald newsboy, suffered a shoulder fracture from a Sunday fall.
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Elks
Cullooka
Maury County
Giles County
Capthomas
Robinson
Cyslone” Bridges
Pulaski
Giles County Boys
Bee Sting Incident Jogs Horse Driving in Southport
While returning from Southport last week in a buggy, W J Guest and Will Small faced a scare when a bumble bee stung their driving horse. The animal ran and plunged, Guest was kicked but unharmed, and the horse struck a bat wire fence, cutting itself on the wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Guest
Will Small
Southport
Mr. Guest
Price Offer For Phosphate Land Rejected
Ernest Kittrell of Mt Pleasant rejected a reported offer of BLO per acre for thirty acres of his phosphate land. The land is described as among the richest in the Mt Pleasant area. The note mentions solitude needed for imagination and references a Hoersidh representative.
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Ernest Kittrell
Pleasant
Hoersidh
Kaper
Mt. Pleasant Seidl
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