Tag: early files
Early files for the week of November 23, 2015
Compiled by Patsy Young
118 years ago: 1897
A team ran away with Eph.
Butts Wednesday night and he
was thrown from the wagon
about a mile from town...
Early files for the week of November 16, 2015
Compiled by Patsy Young
118 years ago: 1897
It will not be long until
Nashville will want an
electric light plant and a
system of water works.
An investment of...
Early Files for the Week of November 2, 2015
COMPILED BY
PATSY YOUNG
Early files for the week of
November 2, 2015
118 years ago: 1897
Well, it rained! A gentle
rain set in about 4 o’clock
Saturday afternoon and...
Early Files for the week of October 26, 2015
COMPILED BY
PATSY YOUNG
119 years ago: 1896
There were in the state
penitentiary September 17,
1896 951 convicts, divided
as follows: Whites 287; Negroes
662; Indians 2. The following
statistics have...
Early Files for October 19, 2015
119 years ago: 1896
Mr. G.L. Boggs and daughter,
of Corinth, were in town
Thursday. Mr. Boggs was
using a new wagon which he
has just finished, doing all
the...
Early Files
Patsy Young- Compiled by
1896
Two prisoners confined
in the jail at Centre Point
escaped Monday night by
breaking out in some unknown
manner. Four prisoners
were confined in the jail,
but...
The Early Files
Complied by Patsy Young
105 years ago: 1910
L. H. Coleman, Jr. was injured by a charge of dynamite Saturday morning, while engaged in blasting a...
The Early Files
Complied by Patsy Young
105 years ago: 1910
Frank McCauley, Jr. and Amos, Tobe and Bud Chambers will have preliminary trails at Umpire today, on the...
The Early Files
Compiled by Patsy Young
110 years ago: 1905
A chicken snake was killed on the premises of Chas. Womack Saturday, which was found to have swallowed...
The Early Files
Compiled by Patsy Young
105 years ago: 1910
George Parker of Muddy Fork, called at the The News office Saturday and exhibited a pearl, which was...
