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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1906
Page
5
Mrs Will Boyd returns from Nashville visits and many locals travel to and from towns including Hopkinsville Lawrenceburg Nashville and Birmingham. Farmers and shoppers also discuss land transfers fertilizer sales and a county fair commission.
The Iowa seed and feed supplier CITY GRAIN FEED CO advertises best quality products at low prices with quick deliveries. Their motto urges customers to place a trial order for feed to be convinced of value.
Recorder Erwin gave Mrs Wallace Assery a check for five hundred dollars Friday in payment for the policy her husband carried in the Fraternal Censer. Will Matthews sold last week a fine family horse to Officer White and an
Miss Marguerite Wade of Springs Hill visits Pulaski while Frank Brumbach and party camp near Primm Springs. Flo Fleming of Clarksville visits Maury County. Everett Garner returns to Mississippi from Godwin. Rube Fitzgerald heads to Texas. Colling family returns from Primus Springs. Local grain and hay buyers advertise year round. Hampshire defeats Fayetteville 12 to 3 on Hampshire grounds. Grace Nowlin visits Primma. R C Hutton returns from Prospect. Nettie Bass visits in the country. Cleo McFecra to lead Godwin school this fall. Mattie Tomlinson returns from visit. Alf Fleming back from Alabama shares a tale with a friend. Viena Younger visits Santa Fe. Rena Hight guests Mt Pleasant. C Hudson of Warhatchie, Texas, visiting acquaintances.
The City Grain and Feed Co announces a new retail department and urges customers to telephone orders for corn oats hay wheat bran and chicken feed. They guarantee savings for bulk purchases and promise low prices best goods and quick delivery anywhere in the city.
Funeral services for Major G. W. Bailey were held at his residence with Rev. A. G. Dinwiddie and assistants. Frank H. Smith praised Bailey as an industrious, honest man and Confederate veteran who desired burial in a gray uniform. The eulogy contrasted worldly wealth with moral integrity, calling Bailey’s life a brilliant, priceless heritage. Burial followed with Bivouac honor guards and taps at Rose Hill cemetery. survivors include his wife Miss McKennam, one son Osceola, and four daughters in Colombia.
Last week in Limoges France the hall fair drew dealers from Paris Berlin Moscow and London to evaluate young women with long hair. After bargaining they were cropped. Prices ranged from 6.50 to 12 per pound with a large 86 pound parcel bringing 960. Hairdressers claim Limoges hair is superior globally.
Chicago Tri Dune hints that the fireworks will come when Upton Stndisir confronts the servant girl problem in a new take on the classic tale.
Senator Carmack spoke on Character to an audience of 600 in Columbia. Dr. T. A. Wharton introduced him with a praise filled preface as Miss Figuers violin and Miss Ashton piano delighted, followed by Mrs. Forgey singing. The talk urged sober living and civic virtue, stressing heart and mind.
A violent mutiny erupts at the Sveaborg fortress near Helsingfors, with fighting through the night between mutineers and loyal troops. Reports say several dead and wounded, torpedo ships shelling barracks, and mutineers seizing Sveaborg as socialists and workers cheer the uprising. Up to midnight the death toll and injuries surpass 690.
Fragmented ad tone warns against ointments containing mercury for catarrh. Claims mercury products damage the sun of Say and harm users. Promotes Cheney & Co Mercury free preparations and internal dosing guidance. Mention of Fr Cheney & Co and family listed remedies.
The speaker praised the life of Jesus, his temptations and teachings, drawing a vivid image of his resurrection and influence on rulers and dynasties. He quoted Burns on heaven as a noble anchor and earned prolonged applause for his words on women, while the audience gave a standing vote of thanks and crowded to greet him.
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