Local items note sales, moves, and events in Columbia
Oakes Nichols buys a carriage horse for 250 dollars and Hayes Bros move their horse show shop to Pulaski and Bighy vill pikes. Vibert Shields takes a new job in Algood. H. Wallace sells his North Garden street home for 2000 to Miss Lilian Thomas. Homes and plots change hands, bids and guardians named, while Orpheum Theatre prep resumes under new management. A patent on eye glasses is allowed for Dr. H. G. Roskind. Local buys include mammoth yellow soy beans at 1.75 per bushel. A brick residence project on Hight street is awarded, with Will Hefner in charge. Re sale notices, theater stage work, and community notices fill the page, plus fruit and jewelry updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Oakes Nichols
R.C Ewing
Hayes Bros
East Seventh Street
Pulaski and
Bighyvill Pikes
South Columbia
Vibert Shields
Nashville
Algood
Tenn
H. Wallace
North Garden Street
Lilian Thomas
MT. Pleasant
Hmiware & Furniture Co- Mon-Wéd&Ant&Wkly
Tie County Board of Education
Howl School
Columbia Military Academy VII
Franklin
Hey
Battle Ground Academy
Branham
Homes
Columbia
Pigg
Coony Court
Green
Port
of WL
Lendley
Orpheum Theatre
H. G. Roskind
Government Patent Office
Washington
Hanson Bros
Bell Phone
J. A. Edwards
Vanier
Hight Street
W. J. Guest
Miles Cook
Will Hefner
Deaths in Columbia Area Prompt Mourning Notices
Mrs A B Cowan of Columbia dies after pneumonia at home. Interment in Campbellsville, Giles County. Survived by husband, six sons and four daughters. Also listed are deaths of Mrs M M Bill, Mrs Ward Crews, and Mrs Kate Trantham Taylor with brief family details and illness notes. Community mourns lost neighbors and relatives across Columbia and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Cowan
Columble
Nashwill
Romaine
Campbellsville
Giles County
Mra. Cowan
Mesers
Jowh
Henry Guest
W J. Oakes
Columbia
E. Erwin
Fies
Ward Crews
Glendale
Crossville
Tenn
Kate Trantham Taylor
Nashville
Rose Hail
Taylor
Janie Trantham
South Columbia
Illnesses and Recovery Reported in The Gick
The Gick notes several local residents under weather and health concerns. Alice McEwen and Walve Jackson are listed as sick, Nelse Woolard of Santa Fe remains critically ill, Will Ragan is seriously ill, and Trustee Flem Thomas has resumed activity after days of illness. Pellie Erwin from Bigbyville has returned home from Nashville schooling, and Mrs J W Journey’s operation at Dr Pillow’s infirmary yesterday afternoon is described as directly successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice McEwen
Walve Jackson
Nelse Woolard
Santa Fe
Will Ragan
Flem Thomas
Pellie Erwin
Bigbyville
Nashville
J. W. Journey
Pillow
Bur fock Blood Bitters Promises Purity and Longevity
An advertisement touts Bur fock Blood Bitters as a cure for ill health caused by impure blood. It urges readers to exercise, maintain cleanliness, and rely on the product to achieve better well being and a longer life.
Monument Unveiled for Sam Davis at Capitol Grounds
Special to The Herald reports the 2 PM unveiling at the Capitol of the Sam Davis monument in Nashville Tennessee. The ceremony includes band selections an invocation by Rev J H McNeilly an address by Major B C Lewis the unveiling by Ellen beth Davis and a formal acceptance by Governor Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Capitol Grounds
Sam Davis
Hall Columbia
J. H. McNeilly
Glen Leven Presbyterian Church
B.C. Lewis
Ellenbeth Davia
Sam Davia
Dixie
Patterson
America
Capitol Bit
A .Cunningham
Confederate Veteran
Cunningham
Capitol Bill
Daughters of the Confederacy
Daughters of the Confederacy of Tennessee
E. H. Hatcher
Columbia
Tennessee Daughters
Zolnay
Tennessee
Jefferson Davis
Richmond
Baxter
Ladies’ Hermitage Association
Wem
Ella Wheeler Wilcoy
Monument Erected by Citizens of All States 1909
A commemorative monument is described as being erected by contributions from citizens of every state in the American Union. It stands on a site authorized by the fifty first general assembly of the state of Tennessee in 1909, honoring a life lived in full and immortality earned through sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifty-First General Assembly
State of
Tennessee
Legislature May Finally Adjourn On Next Saturday
Nashville Tenn April 29 Resolutions introduced in both houses fix final adjournment for Saturday night The houses adopt senate joint resolution opening coal mines on Herbert Domain and concur in senate amendment to Reelfoot Lake bill Other measures pass final reading including fire waste reduction and normal school buildings The session contemplates further week and a governor action awaits on game department reorganization
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
General Assembly
House
Senate
Herbert Domain
Tennessee
Department of Game
Carmack Widow Sues Insurance Firm For Policy Face
Mrs. Cobey D. Carmack, through E H and C P Hatcher, files in Maury circuit court against Pennsylvania Casualty Company for 7500 plus interest and penalties. Suit questions whether company pays when insured provokes a riot or is murdered. company previously asked about compromise. Service made on local agents Wilson & Regen of Columbia. no company officers reachable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobey D. Carmack
Messrs. E. H and
C. P. Hatcher
Circuit Court of
Maury County
Pennsylvania Casualty Company
Senator Carmack
Messrs. Wilson & Regen
Columbia
Tennessee
Criminal Court
Davidson County
Messrs. Hatcher
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. Garber
South Main Street
Odd Fellows Building
Owoweee
Tose
Usted, Hendley, Frierson ,& Cochran
J. B. Rees
B. P. Watkins
Lowell MII Pike
Blocker & Co
Compton Place
Twelfth Street
Sidney Estes
Vaughn Manufacturing Co
D&wit
O. J. Porter
Tom Anderson
W. Sixth Street
James Brothers Jewelry Co
Garden and
West Seventh Streets
B. H. Hatcher
Maj. Whitthorne
G. W
Jopuce CO
oLs
DR. H. G, Roskind
the Herald
M. M. Bill
J. M. Dedman
M. M. Bil
Selma
Ala
Bil
Ed DeMoup
Belleview
Mia
Téa B Decamp
Mise Annie BU
James Bros
Bethel Block
Capital City
Cho Wergeree
Murfreesboro
Tennnnessee
Western Military Academy
Shaw
Cheatham
Davis
Pulaski
Dorothy Dodd
J. N. Figuers &Son
Williamson
Giles
S. C. Thomas
Bell
Arthur Holt
Edith Mcleynolds
Jeff Ruman
Pearl Anderson
The
Braly Bros. Jewelers & Opticians
Turner Braly
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