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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1906

Page

3

Moving in to West Sixth Street in town notes

A compact town bulletin records relocations and local business changes. Rev J W Cherry returns from Primma DB B Jove Son sold horses to John Fraser Saturday G Bates drives a horse that died last week M G McCord sells livery interests to C D Dark Evan Helm notes Maury County Fair interest grows with cows calves expected to turn together The Wild West show stirs county interest Vaughn Mfg secures rink contract Ashley Wilkins to manage rink at Hippodrome features to boost southward polo league plans, rink opening within a week Bone dry updates include new meat market next Saturday and various building projects across town

West Sixth Street J. W. Cherry Primma B. Jove & Son John Fraser RK. G. Bates M. G. McCord C. D. Dark Evan Helm Maury County Fair Association Evan Columbia Vaughn Mfg Messrs. B. Regen Will Dale Will Majors Frierson Hall W. R. Harrison Murfreesboro A. L. Blocker Justices of the Peace of Maury County Nashville Eng R. H. Guest West Endia W. G. Harlan Sheppard Old Mary Hine Institute Jack Oakes Ip Nloe Riverside Frank G. Smith Smith Athenaeum Columbia Public Schools T. C. Brooks J. A. Sloan Episqupel Congressman Padgett Roosevelt Oyster Bay Atlanta Louis Spencer - Daniel Lebanon N. H. Dunbar The Robert Moore Wiliamsport Nashville Pike Moore Coffey E. R. Gardner Memphis Ellie McLemore Spring Hill James Stingfish Mt, Or James Gregory Bunta Fo B. 9. Frierson Crom Briges J. W.C. Charch

City Sealer orders actions over selling short lard weights

Chicago August 29 City Sealer Jos Grien directed that suits be started against Armour and Co Nelson Moris and Co Swift and Co and the Anglo American Provision Company for selling short weight lard He and his inspectors bought five pound butts at the stock yards finding them 3 to 12 ounces light each

Chicago Jos. Grien Armour & Co Nelson, Moris & Co Swift &Co Anglo-American Provision Company

Protracted Meeting Planned at Goshen Church

Water Valley notes a protracted meeting will start on the second Sunday morning in September at Goshen Church led by Brother Seay from Williamport. Guests include Mrs. George Harlan of Columbia and Miss Pokie Harris visiting Mr. Southall of Neapolis. Various local residents are mentioned visiting or returning from trips to Mt. Pleasant Nashville Franklin and Santa Fe.

Mr. Pleasant H. H. Harris Columbia Williama Drug Co Mt. Pleasant Harris Braly Bros Erwin A. P. Morgan South Columbia W 5 Voss Joe T. Edwards Bookman Cottontown Washington D. C Will Shields Holdy House High Eighth Streets John Mitchell Fred Latta JOR A. Alexander Teon Water Valley Goshen Church Brother Seay Williamaport George Harlan Ad Forkey Oma Harris Pokie Southall Neapolis Jim Pigg Pauling Sire John Fleming Lizzie Kinser Younger Nashville Lucile Jones J. Park Johnson Bertha Mal Johnson Franklin Ellis Woody Santa Fe John Kinzer Orestra Joe Franti Porter Willamsport Naahville Elizabeth Choate Williamsport Chas. Wallace Theta Wallace Florence Blackburn Sandy Hook Ming Rebecca Dobbins Zion Primm Springs G. N. Pickard Miss Dixie Belle Simms Charles Hurd F. M. Ricketts Agnes Ames Louis Kittrell W. T. Culley Nels Woolard Mika Louise Frierson Horn Springs Charles Roberta Roberts Bend Fannie Cat Lou Fleming Primms J. C. Rodgers Lillian Kinzer Wimameport Primma Maria Armstrong Clearwater Fla EB. A. Walker Hugh Porter Willamaport John Jones Hardison Mills Miss Greer Birmingham Ala Katie B. Hart Mattie Williamaco Annie May Ruth Fleming Bessie Bernice Exchelberger Louise Frierson Emma Walsh Charles Jackson Lelia Bratton Misa Lillie Watkins New York John Rhum Mise Zenor Misaleatop Dawson Springs Seth Roth Myre Campbell Brown John F. Wade Gracey Cartera Creek A. SN. Akin Eugene Moran Sandy Brown J. A. Yokeley P. W. Dodson Elizabeth Russell Joe Gray Franklin, Tenn Allen Walters Oklahoma King Oakley Robert Oakley J. W. Harris Clarice ‘Allen Bruce White Hinton Kittrell Martha Denton C. R. Denton Glendale Mita Denton Mesara A. M C.R. Denton C. C. Denton Miss Denton Mr. Denton Cumberland Presbyterian Church Pleasant Mount Church Price

Modern Ideas of City Parks

The piece discusses a universal shift to natural landscape gardens in urban parks. It envisions city spaces that resemble a country setting within streets and bricks, offering bustling workers a moment of fresh air and respite. The tone mirrors a New York Globe viewpoint praising this park concept.

Gamin Utopia New York Globe

Over the County News Roundup From Mt. Pleasant

Local notes report visits and returns among residents of Williamsport Zion and Mt. Pleasant. Includes farm sale at Carters Creek, administrator appointment for Major Lem Long, and deaths of Martha Denton Milton Yancey Ida Carroll. Also mentions school openings, camping trips, and community concerns at Sandy Hook L N station.

Church notices and presbytery meeting details from Herald

The First Baptist Church requests all members at Sunday service on August 26. Ministers are urged to send church notices to the Herald by Saturday mornings. The fourth quarterly Glendale meeting and Columbia Presbytery fall meeting were announced with dates and venue changes to Cullocks, Maury County, and September 19 at 7:30 p.m. The Ladies Missionary Society services begin at 1:30 p.m. with dues to BE. J. Parks. W. A. Provine, Stated Clerk.

First Bapist Church Herald Herald Pub Glendale Columbia Columbia Presbytery Presbyterian Church Cumberland Cullocks, Maury Co T. O. Webb Hampshire Ladies Missionary Society J. Parks Cublooka, Tenn W. A. Provine Ctork

Local Health Notes Report Multiple Ailments Across Town

The community reports numerous sickness cases including Mr. R. Teagarden and Mrs. James Robert with a sickly period, Miss Fannie Lou Butty at home, and Mr. Sam Nichols improving at Carters Creek. Other residents like Mrs. Mary Cloptin, Mr. Jeff Goodram visiting Motlain, Pete Hanson of Godwin, Erwin Andrews, Mrs. Sam Dugger, Miss Mattie Casey, and the baby of Boke Linens are listed as ill or recovering.

B. F. Watkins R. Teagarden James Robert Evan Nashville Roberts Fannie Lou Butty South High Street Sam Nichols Carters Creek Mary Cloptin Jeff Goodram Mississippi Willam Goodram Motlain Suits Stoke Pete Hanson Godwin Erwin Andrews James Andrews Sam Dugger Mattie Casey Zion Boke Linens

Care of Babies In Arabia and The True King of Spain

A miscellany describes upper class Arab infancy rituals including ear piercing and head shaving, plus the 40th day milestone and evil eye charms. It then profiles the King of Spain as intelligent, impulsive, and warmly appealing, noting his decisive nature and diplomatic potential.

Arabia Spain

Beard in Eight Foot Long Whiskers Draw Local Pride

W L Guiles of Ortonville Michigan boasts a razor hasn’t touched his face in 20 years, with whiskers now over eight feet long. He keeps them pinned under his chin at home, fearing the trick of tucking them away. His remarkable beard grows despite the effort to manage it.

W.L. Guiles Ortonville Mich Cal Chicago Water Ocean

Touching Self Denial Honor Acknowledges Ex-Wife Gift

A New York World item notes the divorced wife of William Mett saved alimony for 12 years and, after reconciliation, gave it to her ex to buy a motor boat. The tale highlights self denial and forgiveness in a troubled marriage.

William, Mett New York

Russian Grand Duke Sightings Reported Over Swiss Sky

Swiss villagers say they briefly observed a mysterious object drifting in the sky above their valleys. The report notes possible sightings near mountain peaks and raises questions about the nature of the craft. Local authorities have opened inquiries into the reports.

Banker ‘Brensland Chicago Record-Herald

South Carolina Dispensary Vote Shapes Governor Race

In Columbia the Democratic State primary drew large turnout over the dispensary issue. Governors aspirants Tillman and Manning led, with Ansel challenging Manning and Bleake and Brunson trailing. Lyon pursues Attorney General, while Ragsdale and Youmans contend for that post. Railroad Commissioner undecided. Boyd leads for Adjutant General. Walker for Comptroller. Tillman faces no formal opponent though largely scratched.

Columbia B.C Unusis Teres Caye Tillman Richard R. Manning Yp Annel J. F. Lo Lyon Legislative Investigating Committee Ting Avery County Ansel Manning C. L. Bleake Joel Brunson Jest Rdu Edtdading Voty Ragsdale Youmans Henta Boyd Walker Timan

Clerk and Master's Office Notice Colua Tenn 1906

Clerk and Master's Office Columbia Tennessee dated August 31 1906 references CoPy Southall Exet et al Comps. Public notice of proceedings and actions in the case. Local parties and details implied in the docket.

Columbia Florence Brockird Columbia ,Tenn Southall

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