Awards in Floral Hall at the Maury County Fair
A long list of prizewinners dominated by the Agricultural and Women's Work divisions. Winners include Mrs. Geo Nichols, Mrs. T. H. Neely, Mrs. W. Hastings, Mrs. G. Nichols, and many others for preserves, jellies, wines, vegetables, fruits, pantry goods, embroidery, art, photography, and children’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guacco
Mra G. Ho Hateher
Indy
PF Vanghe
Joe Fue
Peiter
Geo Man
Nichulp
Ind
Geo
M. Meeke
Mr. Geo
Niehols
T. J. Cason
Houston
N. F. Erwin
Geo. Michels
V. Waldo
Jem Thomas
Nichols Ind
C. T. Looney Inn
Geo. Nichols
T. H. Neely
W. P. Ridley
W. H. Puryear
C. T. Looney
John
Johnson
Mre. James
Parrish
Mia
Emma Harlan
Geo, Nichols
Meise Tesstey Samueln
J. F. Staphgenaon
W. D. Hastings
A. J. Nichols
A.J. Nichols
N. F.vaughnist
A. Ashworth
Mary Meek
Department K
Ewell Farm
Cléburne Farm
Mra
Nichols
Hest
James Parrieh
J. H
Black Furn
Martin
H. Neely
Blackburn
Stephenson
Looney
James Parrish Lete
Gee
Nichola
P. Nicholson
W. B. Dobbins
A. B. Barker
Mary Porter
A. H. Foster
W.D. Hastings
J. Parrish
A. H. Poster
Battenburg
J. J. Stephenson
Annie Lowell
Geo. Martip
Fred Geuehle
J. W. Armstad
FT. Nichols
Hugh Kirk
T. AL Newlytet
E. W. Worth
Rebecca Epwinet
D. L Fry
Tucker Lat
F. R Gamble
Dalarwood
Rebecca Erwin
Allison Webster
C. D. Knight
R. & Hopkins
F.—Art China
Geo. Nichole Let
C. A Compton
Sara Baird
Cray
Joe Funsellini
Oll
Willie Highl
Elin Walker
Mita Imogene Barrow
J. W. Armatead
T. By 'Neely
Joe Fussell
Neely
J. M. Martin
Ella
Walker
Mina
Mittie Elam
Aileen Neely
Tennessee
Maury County
Rudolph Hughes
Sara Moore
Alberta Wilson
Alleen Neely
Benefit Dinner for Incurables by King's Daughters of Columbia
The King's Daughters of Tennessee fund a Home for the Incurables in Memphis and invite Columbia residents to a dinner on a public square to raise annual support. Ten suffering inmates, including a Maury Countian, already reside there, with contributions pledged by loyal circles to sustain the work.
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King’s Daughters of
Tennessee
Memphis
King’s Daughters
King's Daughters of Columbia
King's Daughters
Circle of
Columbia
Dyspepsia Relief Reported by Sunbury Reader
J H Walker of Sunbury reports years of indigestion and loss of appetite prior to using Bunnock Blood Bitters. After taking the remedy, his stomach distress eased, and he shares his experience as a testimonial.
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J. H. Walker
Sunbury, Obto
Quotations on Haskell May Legal Markets Be Forced Out
Quotations on Haskell legal markets appear amid a dense farm and commodity price page. Listings cover seed, grain, flour, bacon, lard, eggs, butter, hides, ginseng, feathers, beeswax, and wholesale groceries with prices from farmers, mills, and stores. Names include Callender & Co, Columbia Mill & Elevator Co, Ashton & Mike, and Wm Barker, with items ranging from Hungarian millet to No 2 wheat.
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Quontiona Furewhred Oy
Columbia Mil & Elevator Co
Ashton& Mike
Prairie oil affair sparks calls for Haskell removal
New York Sept 22 Democratic National Committee leaders push to remove Gov Charles N Haskell as Treasurer amid charges he aided Prairie Oil Company and railroad promotions in Oklahoma Roosevelt Bryan dispute remains unresolved. Alaska Sept 21 one hundred ten of 187 aboard Star of Bengal drown after wreck near Carnation Island survivors recount disaster and rescue efforts as the vessel sinks with cargo and debris.
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New York
Democratic National
Charles N. Haskell
National Committee
Haskell
Oklahom
Prairie Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
National
Gov. Haskell
Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
Mack i
Bryan
Mack
Mr. Bryan
Wrangel Alaska
Star of Bengal
Hela Point
Southenes
Carnation Island
Hattle Gage
Farrer
Carnatton
Hattie Gage
Shipley Bay
Muir
Olson
Mary
Wagner
Preacher Bob Bates horse breaks leg at State Fair race
The Preacher Bob Bates suffered a broken leg in a State fair race on Wednesday and was destroyed. The rider was thrown with injuries. A separate spill left a jockey believed fatally injured.
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Bob Bates
Waa
Purton's mica Salve Praised By Chapel Hill Citizen
J W Jenkins of Chapel Hill North Carolina extols Purmer's mica salve as the best in the world claiming it cured a felon on his thumb and always heals burns wounds and sores. Available for 25 cents at GEO, 5 ALGORN'S drug store.
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J. W. Jenkins
Chapel Hill
N. C
Sam
Geo
Algorn
Assignment of W. E. Bratton records new deed of trust
W E Bratton a dealer in furniture and house furnishings with a store on South Main street filed a deed of trust naming J T McKnight as trustee The total mobility amount is 1040 with most due to Nashville creditors including W N Meroney 125 and W R Terrell 200 The assets consist of stock of goods fixtures and notes against purchases totaling 500
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wee
W. E. Bratton
South Main Street
J. T. McKnight
Nashville
Columbia Graditora
W. N. Meroney
W. R. Terrell
Stock to be sold at auction on Bear Creek Pike
Notice advertises a public auction of Bear Creek Phosphate Co stock at the J. Ripley Steele farm on Bear Creek Pike. The sale will be held Saturday September 26 with free lunch provided. Readers are urged to read the ad and call J A Chapman or Ripley Steele for explanations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Creek Phosphate Co
J. Ripley Steele
Bear Creek Pike
J. A. Chapman
Ripley Steele
Start of Year W T U Meeting Set at Church
The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union will hold its first meeting of the year Friday at 4 PM in the Sunday school room of First Presbyterian Church. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Conscience Made Him a Coward
W R Manuel of Mobile Alabama confessed in Memphis to shooting and killing W M Mount in Mobile on October 29 1907. He used the alias H Lear and told police he killed Mount after a dispute over board money. Mount was a hotel man and Manuel a railroad brakeman who fled after the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
W. R. Manuel
Mobile
Ala
W. M. Mount
Manuel
H. Lear
W M. Mount
Georgia
Conception Streets
Mount
Mobile, Jackson & Kansas City Railroad
Iimita
Engineer Shoots Self After Jealousy Arrest
Evansville Indiana September 28 James Covington 40 an engineer on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad killed himself after breaking into Miss California Mounts apartment finding a revolver and shooting himself in the graveyard area He had been courting the woman and was described as jealous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
James Covington
Louteville
Nashville
California Mounts
Grase
Brama
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C. Brown
C. B. Notgraad
C. B
Jno
W. Cecil
William
Stein
Horace
Rainey
W. Warfield
Harris
Puryear
Henson
Bros
J. O. Smith
J. N. Meroney
Whitworth
J. M
W. H. Davis
Silas Stockard
Department O
J. N. Aerobey
T. A. Neely
N. B. Dew
W. Lowell
Mra. Ci. Looney
Ross Bunch
C.T. Looney
Department D
T. W. Lowell
J. C. Murphy
J. L. Jones
Kinnard
J. H. Blackburn
Jno. Gartner
R. O. Dyer
G. T. Looney
Ulner Foater
Geo. Tulless
E. Yoest
James Parfriek
W. G. McAdama
J. Hunter
Jno. E. Walker
H. Hatcher
Geo. Kerr
T. Looney
R. G. Harris
Albert Voorhles
John Voorhles
John Southall
Department F.—Apiary
WD. Cooper
G. N. McKennon
Mra. W. D. Hastings
U. H. Foster
Mise V Moore
J. T. Moore
Annie Evans
Leonora Williamson
United
Callander & Coy
L. Barker
Burre
Barra
Callender & Co
Country, LLC
Intina
Wm. Barker
Egga and Poultry
Chalge
J. A Sloan Co.s
8. E. Calender & Co
Léuie Barker
Demo Star OF Bengal
Alaska
Prairi
Memphis Police