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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1901
Page
2
Harvest sale winds down with leftovers across sizes and departments. Shoes for men women misses and children reduced to about 25 percent, with new lines arriving. Minson and children's oxfords marked down to 65 2 price, ladies heel and swell oxford ties at 73 cents, corsets and lawns offered at deep discounts.
Local notices from the county list residents visiting relatives in Franklin and Midway, sales and ads for sugar and groceries at T. J. Tucker's, a secondhand Columbus Suney, school moves to Spring Hill, and crop damage from heavy rains. Also reported are visits by Misses Bello, Lee Harlan, Simmie Payne, Laura Partes, Minnie Thompson, and others. several trips to Nashville, Pulaski, and Campbellsville.
In Maury County various notices and updates appear. J B Dixon Co invites corn wheat and oats deliveries at designated stations, while the Elks promise big events the carnival week and local committees work hard. Columbia prepares for Prof J E Ford and Miss Annie Fleming’s school opening September 9 with a dedicated home, equipment, and a promising teaching team. The scene includes bids for organ sales, social events, and safety mentions of local incidents and arrests. The Herald endorses support for the Ford school and urges patronage from Columbia and McMinn communities.
Hay corn and oats available in any quantities from SraceS. Merchants invited to trade and we will match or beat any price. American Wire Fence advertised as best on the market by Satterfield Dodson for sale.
In Pulaski on August 27 1901 Chancellor Andrew J Abisknathy dissolves an injunction against the Mayor and Aldermen of Columbia ruling they may enforce a legal ordinance closing saloons at 10 30 p m, after dark, as a police power measure. The decision affirmes the charter power to pass such ordinances and declares the 8 50 law valid.
A vivid depiction of an ambitious stage production presenting Solomon and Sheba as if alive in ancient Jerusalem. The lavish processions and elaborate ballets are praised for realism, scale, and detailed accuracy that surpasses prior local performances.
A jury acquitted Anonie on a pistol carrying charge in a Tennessee case. The trial involved J. W. Herrod and Richie, with authorities noting warrants and alleged firearm possession. The proceedings referenced Aj pagar and other local names and formal charges.
Notice to Starmers announces a pre oper Maery county action involving J E Dixon and Calnabin Tran and a forthcoming county procedure. The fragmentary text indicates official publication of a local notice affecting agricultural or commercial interests within the county. Further readable details are incomplete.
A local sale advertises Second Hand School Books including Stickney's Readers, assorted paper and writing items, butter boxes, tooth picks, toilet paper, soap, talcum powder, and monnen goods. Men’s undergarments, summer corselette, straw hats, and discounted garments are offered at low prices.
Nichols urges all city grocers to close at 8 30 PM following Chancellor Abernathy’s injunction ruling. He argues a uniform closing time protects workers, preserves trade, and prevents overwork, appealing for a citywide agreement despite liquor sales. Also noted is a Poll and short horn bull for sale by Columbia Stock Yard Co. plus Mrs Will Alexander injured by a lightning strike near Pulaski Pike.
Advance notice indicates coal for sale by Columbia Mercantile Storage Co. details unclear and name appears as seen. Further information needed to confirm quantity terms and bidding process.
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