Local notes and village notices from Our Correspondents
Dew Drop reports a pleasant visit at Napier Furnace and Little towns in Lewis County along with fishing and social visits. Montours Alabama visitors and local residents are noted, with various illnesses improving and a church gathering at Glenn's Chapel praised. The piece mentions a physician advertisement for Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Hall's Catarrh Cure, including a testimonial line. A short item from Rally Hill notes a protracted meeting, a peach-picking accident, illness, a horse sale, and a chicken pox outbreak, concluding with an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills.
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Tay
Lewis County
Napier Furnace
Nore
W. J. White
Montours
Ala
G. L. Hunter
D. K. Minor
Clanford Hollow
T. N. Andrews
Min Dellio
Mary Minors
Herald
Rally Hill
Glenn's Chappel
Eubanks
Sea
Franklin
Lea
Goshen
Eli Derryberry
Charley Moore
Lala Jarratt
N. 5. Collins
Chappel Hill
Eck Moore
Bud Jarratt
Lulu
Brass Band for Columbia Organizes In City
Several young men of Columbia organize a brass band and prepare for practice after purchasing the latest instruments. The group includes H. L. Holman, Eugene Bell, Petar Harlan, Wash Taylor, Sam McGaw, Tom Cochran, das McGregor, Albert Sheppard, Branch Satterfield, Emmett Dogger, Ernest Sheppard, and Willie Satterfield. A Barling ton, Iowa locomotive fireman reports recovery after using Eleckc Bitters, praising renewed strength and appetite with a satisfaction guarantee from W. P. Woldridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
H. L. Holman
Eugene Bell
Petar Harlan
Wash Taylor
Sam McGaw
Tom Cochran
Das McGregor
Albert Sheppard
Branch Satterfield
Emmett Dogger
Ernest Sheppard
Willie Satterfield
Ebenezer Association Meeting Reports New Churches Formed
The Ebenezer Association of the Bannet Church held a semion at Bethany Church on Omar Uartora Creek, one of its most earnest gatherings. Three new churches were organized during the year and 700 was to be raised for missions next year. J B Hight was elected Moderator and W E Walker, Associate Clerk.
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Ebenezer Association
Bannet Church
Semion
Bethany Church
Omar Uar- Tora Creek
J.B. Hight
W. E. Walker
Why the Bell Rings at Wo'ckook and 90 Dollar Law
A reader asks why the Wo'ckook courthouse bell tolls at 10 o'clock and at 90. The note explains the bell tolling to echo the pen rooms and alleys and to indicate the rite was not affected by the $90 law closing.
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Court House
People of the Mountains Described by Dr Guerrant Sermon
Dr Guerrant’s Cumberland mountains lecture at First Presbyterian extolled mountaineers as brave loyal people in need of gospel work. He outlined a regional reach from Tennessee to West Virginia with 2.8 million inhabitants, noting 45 missionaries and funds sent from across the country while lamenting scarce local assistance. The talk highlighted harsh living, sacred woods as temples, long funerals, and enduring patriotism amid poverty.
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Guerrant
Cumberland Mountains
First Presbyterian Church
Cumberland Mountain
Tennessee
North Carolina
Kentucky
Virginia
West
Aple
Jesus Christ
Christ
Vennesse
Maine
Gulf
Louisville
Dr. Guerrant
Mountain Howe
Dale
God
Clergy Call to Continue E. O. Guerrant Work Tonight
Columbia pastors thank God for Dr. E. O. Guerrant's labors and urge city congregations to unite, continue outreach, and work as if the meeting runs in their own church. Preaching by a pastor at the Presbyterian church tonight at 7:45, please be present on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
E. O. Guerrant
Bretheren
Presbyterian Church
Big Phosphate Deal Merges Fertilizer Firms in South
A major merger unites Travesser Phosphate Co and Globe Fertilizer Co with Sandusky based Chemist Co to form a dominant southern fertilizer trust. They plan a large Nashville factory and subordinate plants across Tennessee and the South, led by J D Stewart and Louisville directors.
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Loutaville
Maury County
Mt. Pleasant
Travesser Phosphate Co
Lalaville
Globe Fertilizer Company
Dareort Chemist Co
Sandusky
Ohio
Nashville
Tennesaen
J. D. Stewart
Lolaville
Stewart
Tennessee Phosphate Co
Attilin. Cos
Oxcar Fentey
JM Athoe
Jon
Harry Weisinger
Louisville
American Agricultural & Chambo] Company
Virginia & Carolina Phosphate Company
Long College Beats Howard Institute 16 to 11
Mt Pleasant Sept 7 Howard Institute and Hay Long College met on Hay Long grounds with Hay Long losing 16 to 11. Frank Long starred for Hay Long hitting four times, two homers and scoring three runs. Leon Long pitched for Hay Long, A King for Howard Institute. Fire destroyed Mr T B Register’s Dry Creek home and loss reached all contents with no insurance. Local notices of visits, travels, and sermons fill out a busy harvest season in Mt Pleasant and nearby towns.
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Mt. Pleasant
Howard Institute
Hay Long College
Frank Long
Leon Long
Hay-Long
A. King
T. B. Register
Dry Creek
Creditors seek special assignment in Brown George case
Brown George a merchant at Enter prise filed a special assignment Monday for the benefit of creditors naming John C Daniel as trustee. Liabilities amount to 2700. assets 2500. Warren Neeleyds Co Nashville lead creditors at 977. Columbia firms listed with smaller claims follow. Also notes Grove’s Tasteless Chi Tonic as tonic. Caesar Ward jailed for pocket theft at Robinson circus show grounds. bound over to Criminal Court after trial. Murfreesboro fair results: Yokely 6 year old bay gelding wins free for all pace with three heats and 300 prize.
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Brown George
Enterprise
John C Daniel
Warren, Neeleyds Co
Nashville
Columbia
Dobbins & Ewing
E. W. Gamble
Columbia Grocery Co
E. Callender
Maury Bottling Works
Wise Liquor Co
Caesar Ward
Robinson Circus
Ka Lentz
Esq
Criminal Court
Lenta
Kutntz
Maury County
Yokely
Smith Thomas
Serious Charge in Bradshaw Assault Case Heard
A Wattand was tried Monday before Rev. G W Hayes on charges against Isom Bradshaw colored for assault on Pillow Carathers another negro with intent to commit murder. The case concerned a nighttime row between the two men.
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Wattand
G. W. Hayes
Isom Bradshaw
Carathers
Campus scuffle in Lyneville leaves Griffis injured by knife
In Lyneville Tennessee a campus clash between Billie Helmick and Holling Griffis left Griffis with a near wrist injury from a knife. Nearby Buford reports another accident as Ben Fall injured his leg after falling from a fence.
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Lyneville
Tenn
Billie Helmick
Holling Griffis
Young Griffis
Helmick
Buford
Ben Fall Ia ‘Iittie
D. J. Foltia
Maj Geddes Honored At L&N Promotion Dinner
Mashville officials and colleagues gathered in early September as Major Geddes received a promotion to Assistant General Manager of the L and N railroad. A formal toast was followed by presentation of a handsome cup, with about twenty present to honor the occasion.
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Mashville
Sept
Major Geddes
L. & N. Railroad
Contagious Disease Reporting Notice by City Health Officer
City Health Officer Porter M. D. reminds physicians and public health staff to report contagious diseases to the City Board of Health under C.4. The notice emphasizes timely reporting to protect residents and control outbreaks.
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Porter
M. D
City Board of Health
Bell Street horse shoer advertises precise foot adjuster
Russell's Foot Adjuster used by R Bates the horse shoader to perfect hoof level and accuracy. South Main Street Bell phone 4048. Stricken with paralysis. Esq J W Page, a Knob Creek neighborhood leader, suffered a stroke Monday evening while in his yard and collapsed. Medical notes mention complications from bowel disease and paralysis.
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J. W. Page
Knob Creek
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