Sheffield to host million dollar perpetual plant near Tennessee river
Rochester area notes celebrate Julian of the Sheffield Standard moving to a new building. The Standard shows prosperity as Sheffield plans a million dollar plant west of town along the Tennessee River. Observes global rubber and tire industry trends, including English control and American production ambitions.
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Shefield
Sheffield
Julian
The
Shifield Standard
Standard
England
United States
United State
Henry Ford
Harvey
Firestone Tire
Philipines
South America
For Sale Scholarship in City College and Birmingham
For sale a scholarship in the ii¢ Business College and a doe in Wheeler's Business College Birmingham. Special savings offered to Misses on either option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
II¢ Business College
Sale
Doe
Wheeler
Business College
Birmingham
Prominent Florence Citizen M W Camper Dies
M W Camper, postmaster of Florence Alabama and former Florence Times president, died at home after a brief illness. A Confederate Army veteran, he joined at 16 and served throughout the war. He led the Commercial Club, helped found the Chamber of Commerce, and presided over the Alabama Press Association three times. The community closed businesses and the post office for his funeral with the flag at half mast.
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M. W. Camper
Florence
Ala
Florence Times
Ofigor Iy Picket
Oii
Methodist Church
Commercial Club
Chamber of Commerce
Alabama Press Association
Camper
Severs
Alabama
D. V. Pannell Seeks Re election as Third District Supervisor
We are authorized to announce Mr. D V Pannell a candidate for re election to the office of Supervisor from the third district of Tishomingo County. Mr Pannell is a good citizen and has made a splendid Supervisor his friends cayl. This're his first term and he desires to be tried again, if his friends elect him he promises to give them a best service. He asks the voters of the third district to remember him when they go to cast their batlot.
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D. V. Pannell
Tishomingo County
Pannell
Cayl
Sam
John
Adi
Hugh
Hare
Gervinle
Elurold
Maud
Thirry
Uncle John
Chiba Hotel
Benton
Chatham
Jobe
Jon
Sid
Fiste
Duck Greaves
Lfe
Wisle
Isle
Harold
Local notes on weather illness and farm activity in Luka Route 1
Fine springlike weather improved road conditions over two weeks while flu and illnesses spread with no deaths reported. Schools near opening, Rast and Rast sawmill down, hedge rows burned, John Moore completed a bridge on Moore Branch, Mr Bonds baled pulpwood. small town chatter mentions liquor and local mischief.
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Fairley
James Jourdan
Mru. C. Stephens
Tishomingo
John Moore
Moore Branch
Bi Mills Rand
Local notes mix health, travel, and sports from Gravel Hill
Health remains poor with several local cases. Ernest R. Ligon returns to Oxford University. Gravel Hill School suspends for ten days. Pelsie McLeeky and Edward Eliott trip to Hodges Alabama. T. S. Owens buys a Ford and learns to drive. Baxter Mcllaughy returns from Tishomingo High School due to illness. Gravel Hill basketball teams show mixed results with first team losing and second winning. Gertis Gober visits Leonard and Leater Ligon. This is the writer’s first attempt at a column.
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Ernest R. Ligon
University At
Oxford
Gravel Hill
Echool
Messers Pelsie McLeeky
Edward Eliott
Hodges
Tt. S. Owens
V. B. Ligon
Dick and
Surry
False Enthusiasm in Murky Debate Echoes Electoral Rivalry
In a garbled exchange, Senator Sorghum defends his stance and accuses opponents of choreographed rhetoric. He argues for securing odds and denying aid to rivals, while conceding limited cooperation to friends. The passage reflects a strained, cryptic political dispute.
Twenty Five By Justin Went Wood Era Veers Memoir Tale
An aging couple recalls a lifelong secret romance and yearly October meets that kept their bond alive. They describe youthful vows, separations, and a shared dream of a honeymoon escape that spanned decades, ending with reflections on aging and enduring devotion.
Not a Pot-Boiler, Yeats and Noyes Debate Income
A misquoted passage notes Alfred Noyes at Princeton lamenting income while William Butler Yeats, a great poet, retorts that the gift of genius does not guarantee wealth. The exchange underscores the precarious earnings of literary figures.
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Alfred Noyes
Princeton
Powley
William Butler Yeuls
Maya
Mr. Yeats
Prodigal Duffield Returns to Mary After Wealthy Rival
In a small town tale of love and ambition Duffield, once a dashing figure, leaves for New York after Mary Ackroyd spurns him for Thompson, who later becomes National Bank president. Duffield returns years later, beguiles Mary again, but she stays torn. Thompson dies, and Duffield seeks Mary anew, offering a life together if she abandons security for love.
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Ladd
Western Sewapower
Pownhead
Duifield
Lantield
National Bank
Bhwnipy
Wiel ‘Thompson
Dudield
Dufield
Mary Ackroyd
Lynn
Thompson
Duilleld
Mary
Duffield
New York
Vine
Dutfield
Gloud
Dulfiel
The
Lfe
Mary Cout
Tie
Harry
Wilhiry
St . We
Maury
Diver
Dunlleld
The Biggest Sun Dial Under Construction in Washington
A large sun dial project rises in Washington to mark the city’s monument area. The crater motif and ellipse surrounding the dial aim to illustrate many scientific concepts and make them comprehensible to the general public.
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Washington
Crater
Washington Monument
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P.O
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J.B. Johnston
Omer J. Bullen
Justice Peace Ltd Dist
C. Martin
J. W. Smith
W. L. McMasters Ulmer Locke
W Walker Jonh Floyd
F. Oaks
V. Pannell
Mickie
Luka
American Tobacco
Gravel Hill News
Chaples
Suvohroe
Chiropractic
Nealth
Crit Caldwell
Sharp Building
Corinth
Miss
Corith
Cox
Geo. Cox
Union Dépot
Newapapoe Union
Senitor Sorghum
Youu Dob Printing Business
Justin Went Wood
Weutern
New Kuaner
Wenda
Evry
Warner Ban
Amy
Wwe
Lee
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Parry
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Louisville
Peur Ieee
Hambone
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