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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1900
Page
2
Maury County Sheriff and other political notices
A long list of Maury County political announcements includes candidates for sheriff and trustee positions in upcoming August elections. Hon. Frank Boyd and Hon. I F Padgett announce congressional bids, with party guidance noted. Also mentions of local mining work, fishing trip, wool buyers, horse sale dining, and illicit whisky prosecutions. A Virgin Rubber cosmetic ad appears among the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
Granbery
Maury County
Frank Boyd
Waynesboro
Conaresa
di Lew
Malicious damage at Coton factory leaves beams cut
A Friday night intruder damaged the Coton factory by cutting about thirty beams with a sharp instrument, causing unspecified losses around 8100. No suspect found, factory officials puzzled by the motive. Also notes court matters and a plant case involving Camp Phosphate Co. vs West & Bem rose. Z Wo Ewing attended proceedings in Fayetteville and planned to return Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coton
Amaea
Chancellor Avernathy
Z. Wo Ewing
Fayetteville
Camp Phosphate Co
West & Bemrose
Garwood’s Sarsaparilia For The Blow
Garwood introduces a patent medicine labeled sarsaparilia for relief, promising vigor and health benefits amid 19th century patent medicine marketing. the notice cites ingredients and claimed cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garwood
West End Notes on Local Property and Family Ties
West End reports Geo Ragan bought the old Al Weil place and plans improvements. Pronk of Birmingham joins the Lente family to attend the funeral of Sandy, reflecting community ties and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Ragan
Alweil Place
Pronk
Birmingham
Alex Lente
Sandy
Wedding Bells As Barker and Newman wed at North Garden
The quiet home ceremony of Miss Mayme Bernice Barker and Mr. Duke Seymour Newman took place at the bride’s father’s residence on North Garden street. Dr. I Lowenthal of Nashville officiated. The couple left for Starkville to establish their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Bernice Barker
Duke Seymour Newman
North Garden Street
I Lowenthal
Nashville
S. Barker
Jacob Weiss
Aberdeen
Newman
Starkaville
Misa
Mrs Hameriks Journey Home to Denmark
Mrs Asger Haweri of Copenhagen Denmark has spent the winter with her parents in Columbia Tennessee and will arrive in Baltimore Tuesday on her way home to Denmark. She will be joined by her daughter Gerda and son Bobs and the trio sail April 18 from Baltimore. Mr Hamerik recently completed a concert tour through major European cities and prepared a new Copenhagen home for their return. In Baltimore Mrs Hamerik will stay with Mrs Charles Waps at 1728 St Paul Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asger Haweri
Copenhagen
Denmark
Columbia
Baltimore
Ahe
Hamerik
Gerda
Bobs
Europe
Charles Waps
St. Paul Steet
William D. Rhea Civil Engineer Involved in Local Dispute
Fragmentary note mentions William D. Rhea a civil engineer and a disputed bill or action related to McKinley era affairs. The text is garbled but references a bid or claim and a possible legal matter. No clear dates or outcomes are identifiable.
Religious Notices and Meetings Across Columbia Area
Sunday sermons and services fill local churches from First Cumberland Presbyterian to South Columbia Methodist. Delegates named for state Sunday school conventions. presbytery meetings set in Pulaski and Fayetteville. revival plans announced for South Columbia Methodist and Easter service for First Cumberland Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.d. Dixon
Piveansreet
Gideon
J. F. Beasley
South Columbia M. FE
Hin Tall
W. D. Cameron
South Columbia
Lebanon
T. J. Dixon
J. Te Punsell
Pulnaki
Columbia Presbytery
H. P. Figueras
Edgar Latta
The
Presbyterian Church Ia
Fayetteville
F. B. Webb
D. P. Street
First Presbyterian Church
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
J. D. Mansey
Mooresville
First Methodist Church
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Polaski
W. A. Provine
8. P. Payne
C. P
Holiday sale catalog of clothing and household items
A historical advertisement lists a wide range of discounted goods including shirts, night shirts, sweaters, undergarments, Jersey union suits, children’s wear, fleeced outerwear, rubber footwear, logins and capes, lap robes, shoe care items, games, lamps, oil, shoe parts, sewing and home goods, furniture accessories, lighting, and kitchenware with prices per item or per pair. Many items show reduced rates and variety for men women and children with references to common brands and materials of the era.
Swansburg Records Action For Sabbath Reading
A notation by F Swansburg, proprietor, directs a full record of the action to be read at the next Sabbath morning service before the Lords Supper administration.
Columbia District Conference Schedule and Local Notices
District Conference at Elkton runs June 28 to July 1 with Bishop H C Morrison. Events include Sunday school Epworth League missions education and related activities. Plus notices for Blooming Grove Bee Spring Booths Chapel Mount Carmel Pollaski Culleoka Columbia Mt Pleasant Porter's and related church listings and a sales pitch from local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudor
Blooming Grove
Booth's Chapel
Mount Carmel
Lynnville
Salem
Trinity
Rea
Polaski
Flower’s Chapel
Culleoka
South Columbia
Columbia
Mt. Pleasant Porter
Elkton
H. C. Morrison
Epworth League
Columbia Cotton Mill Names Officers After Annual Meeting
Stockholders gathered for the Columbia Cotton Mill Company annual viewing Tuesday morning. A 6 percent dividend was declared payable May 1. An amendment to the constitution reduced the board of directors from seven to four. Directors listed: Moeser Roth Sparrow John W. Frierson Jr Meade Frierson H O Fulton J P Street was elected president with John W Frierson Jr as vice president, ROG Seven secretary and treasurer, and Meade Frierson as general manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Cotton Mill Company
Moesere, Roth
Sparrow
John W. Frierson
Ijr
Meade Frierson
H. O. Fulton
J P. Stret
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maury Dry Goods Co
Big
Boya
Sd Waite
Sworth
Tampa
Alex A Barker
J. al Dock Crowe
Stern
R. Whit Might
James Ht. Kannon
Maury
F Padgett
Congress
Democratic Party
Young's
Virginia-Carolina Co
Carter's Creek
Papua Macazine & Srrrement Co
R. Watkins
H. P. Yeatman
John W. Stephenson
Clarence Dion
Swan Creek
T. J. Pennington
Pulaski Pike
Barker
Harder
Friel and Ladd
Blind Tigers
Mt. Pleasant
al Adkisson
South Side Park
Blake Moore
al Hill
Russell
Virgin Rubber
Wortlark &T
New York
Sole Agt
Tena
Ah Pet Al“Orn
Os Ewe
Robt. Berg
Old Cumberland
Jellico
W.H. Davis & CO
Bell
Cittains
Jarvis
J. A. Titcomb
Sugis iv
Columbia Tenn
Latta
Thomas
Looney Haa
Supreme Court
Estes
Malicio
Tennessee
Sarrenereto & Copsox
Chancery Court
West End
Newman-Barker
Bigham- White
T. H. Bigham
Lillie May White
Mr. Bigham
West Seventh and
W. P. Woldridge
Messrs
Thomas & Anderson
Louisville
Cincinnati
Anderson & Green
Houston Thomas
Will Ridley
McGavw‘Thomas
Or Gunther
Gunther
Mrs. Hamerik
William D. Rhea
Pleasant, Tenn
Dawett
McKinley
New Methodist Church
Sprixa Hien
M. E Church
Neapolis
Ebenezer Association
Suh
New Hoje Hblorist Church
Weakley’s Creek
Saterday
J. R. Wiggs
Joe W. Vesey
J. H. Thompson
W. EB. Walker
W. L House
J. B. Hight
F. M. Seager
R. K. Dawso
Sage
U. Kincaid
W. R. Puckett
J. P. Brownlow
S. M. Gupton
Wales Station
R. A. Fitzgerald
Campbellsville
Tenn
Postal
Messrs. W. B. Turner
Jonathan H. Dugger
J.J. Fleming
J.L. Hutton
Patton Whittaker
O. G. Gunther
J.T. Akin
Warnes
James T. Akin
Vanneas
Scanael
Enjal Christian Fellowship
Ava
ANNEX
Giesand
F. Swansburg
Columbia District
Bes Pe Sea Sarrarviecy & Dopson
Tenneases
Barrenvieto & Dopson
Cooperage Comany
Callendar
Columbia Cooperage Co
Columbia Cotton Mill
West & Nichols
Undertakers
John West
Bell Telephone
R.eb
Nichols
Mays
Jos. T. Meadors
Woldridge Building
Colombia
Citraena Telephone No
Medio
A. Sidney Page
Garden Streets
Columbia, Tenn
Citizens
Mars
Frierson & Tucker
W. M. Biddle
Coromata
Highand Jets Streets
Novinly
Nannie C. Mitchell
A. T. Thom County Court
Eaih
Tonke Settlement
Sima Latta
Ad'rm
Gordon & Rutledge
Masonite
Janis
HOW Can ‘Cherry & Son
Gherry & Son
Fifth and
North Main Streets
Jlo
Columbis
J.P. Street & Co
Circuit Court
Aury Coa
Holly Sewell
Wi. Butler
W. A. Mitchetl
Paris
Margaret Grant
Willome
Akeve
Wiles
Hines
Sherit
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