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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1910

Page

3

The Mystery of the Yellow Room Continues Focused Plot

The narrator describes a detailed plan to trap the unseen assailant in the yellow room. He coordinates Frederic Larson, Daddy Jacques, and M. Stangerson to block the murderer’s escape routes through linked galleries and windows.

M. Stangerson Chateau Teeques M- Stangerson Fie M. Brangervon Daddy Jacques Larsas M. Stongerson Milo Stangeroan Frederic Iarson Daddy Tacques Cindemoiselle Boudoir Mlle. Stanierson Koramnet Sagato Rand Yellow Room M. Stangrkop Mile Stangerton Deddy Jacques Frederic Larson Binnseelf Frederick Larson Ike Stangerson Mile Frederic Larson M. Darene

Excerpt of a Pursuit Through a Haunted Manor

A pursuer climbs a ladder to a window as a killer lurks inside. The ladder slips and the killer escapes through unseen means, vanished after a dramatic dash across galleries. Strained by fear and rage, the group hunts the assailant, finding no exit or hiding place in the hermetically sealed rooms.

Mystery in the Yellow Room Continues in Gallery Revelations

The narrative follows Milo Stangerson in the inexplicable gallery scene. Rumors swirl as M. Darzac and others debate the murderer’s proximity and the peril to Mile Stangerson amid rising tension and emotional turmoil.

Saved from Peril Cites Dr King’s New Discovery

Lewis Chamblin of Manchester Ohio recounts near death from a severe cough and lung trouble. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with restoring his health from 116 to 160 pounds and curing his four children of croup. The testimonial promotes the remedy for coughs colds influenza asthma and bronchial issues with trial bottles offered.

Lewis Chamblin Manchester Ohio Brooks-Latham Drug Ca

City Begins Work on Concrete Walk in Square

The city started a concrete sidewalk project along the northwest public square this morning. Contractor J F Nicholson will widen the path to about eleven and a half feet with brick resurfacing and a two foot wider span than the previous sidewalk. Work proceeds to rapid completion under city orders.

J. F. Nicholson

Wheat and Oats at Top Market Prices

Dale Grain & Feed Co advertises wanted wheat and oats at top market prices with bags furnished on January 23.

Dale Grain & Feed CO

Jersey cattle closing out sale near Lewisburg Tennessee

A notice announces a closing out sale of an entire herd of registered Jersey cattle near Lewisburg Tennessee due to health. The herd includes 10 cows 19 heifers 1 herd bull and 9 bull calves. Sale time set for Thursday September 1910 with other livestock and stock for Rosenthal Co and J Rosenthal Co advertising details in The Herald.

Jersey Lewisburg Tenn W. P. ‘Boyd Rosenthal Co T.w. ‘Ogilvie Dugger Boyd C. Appleby J. Rosenthal Co Herald

History of Bivouac and Camp Activities and Tributes

The record details meetings of the Bivouac and Camp with appointments of officers and sponsors, tributes of respect to fallen comrades, delegate selections for reunions, and financials including funds raised from banjo and fiddlers contests. It notes changes in election timing, purchases of bugles, and collaborations with the Daughters of the Confederacy for Confederate soldiers’ home improvements.

Wiltemaeon Apt! Sng Twosamine Janes United States Charles M. Hayre A. A. McAnlion Ciemburs Loule Vile W. A. Tmtonfant W. A. Smith W. D. Cameron W. E. Bostick W. C. Sheppard Matthews J. W. Hill G. W. Warren A. H.O 'Powell Horsley Powell J. H. Dunnivant McMinnville Lewisburg J. P. N. White G. W.warren Capt. W. A. Hubbard Anthony Coney J. M. Hodee Sime Latta Williamson’s Hill John M. Dillon Bedford Forest E. H. Hatcher Mra Hatcher W. B. Tha Williamson Leigh Whitthorne Fannie Gross Daisy Towler Memphis Bronson and Webb Bronson W. Warren W. A. Caldwell Rebecca Annie Williamson Roy Smith Sons of the Confederate Veterans Samuel Clymer James White Stephenson Thompson T. 8. Gibbs A. A. Lipscomb Lem “Long John West

Bashaw Dies Near Manchester Prominent Confederate Soldier

Dispatch from Manchester reports the death of Hon. B. P. Bashaw a leading Coffee county lawyer and former Confederate soldier He was active in the current political campaign aligned with Pat Patterson on the issue at hand and died at his home near Manchester B. P. Bashaw was a noted local figure in law and politics.

Ganteation Darks Mill Leonidas Polk William Henry Trousdale Seay Darke Station Harvey Waller Bivouse Lynnville Tenn D.C Maury County Lynoville KR. Ldn Cave Haa J. N. Meroney K. G. Walker Com Manchester B. P. Bashaw Coffee County Dath Patterson

Dale Grain & Feed Go by to swap good money for Wheat

A terse market note records Dale Grain & Feed exchanging cash for Wheat and Outs, with Bare furnishing implied in the transaction.

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