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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1918

Page

2

Retirement of Liberty Bonds Begun by U S Treasury

The Treasury Department released its annual report for the year ending June 30 1919 noting the retirement of 250 million dollars of first through third Liberty bonds as of November 1. It anticipates continuing retirements to ease sinking funds, curb interest costs and retire bonds at maturity over twenty years.

United Press Wallington Treasury Treasury Department McAdoo Public West

Death of W T Walker Ends Confederate Veteran Life

W T Walker dies at 76 near Water Valley after a stroke. Funeral at Nebo church with Elder W S Morton officiating. Survived by five sons JF J BGP R O and Buck Howard, three daughters Ida Low Mabel and Mrs J M Brockett, and twelve grandchildren. He served four years in the Ninth Tennessee Infantry and was active in church work. One son served in France. Two children died in the influenza outbreak recently.

Daily Herald W. T. Walker Water Valley Nebo Church W. 8. Morton Nebo Maury - Undertaking Co Mr. Walker Ninth Tennessee Infantry Akin Adley Biffle Christian Church Bgp R.O Buck Howard Walker United States France Ida, Low Mabel Walker J. M. Brockett Columbia 3. C

Death claims mother in influenza death near Williamsport

Mrs Mary Bratton died last night at 10 20 at her home near Williamsport after influenza. Her daughter Miss Louise Bratton is very ill. Survived by husband James H Bratton a son James Jr a sister Mrs W F Thomas and several Harris brothers. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Maury Undertaking Co.

Daily Herald Mary Ita Fratton Williamsport Bratton Methodist Church James H. Bratton Louise Bratton James Columbus Ohio Maury Undertaking Co

Special column Watkins remedies at Ketchum's Barber Shop

Fragment describes remedies and instructions to leave or order goods at Ketchum's Barber Shop with carryout, mentions agents waiting in the county’s southern part and identifies WM. Bi Bell as an agent with contact number 321, dated 18?dsat wit.

Watkins Ketchum Bi Bell Dsat

Wireless link shows Sydney reach from Carnarvon station

The Carnarvon wireless station in Wales successfully transmitted a clear message to Sydney, Australia, with a distance of 12.00 miles.

Carnarvon Wales Sydney Australia

Real Estate Mortgage Offer by Atty Balmon

Mortgage lender offers funds from 500 to 25000 with terms from one to ten years. Attorney W Balmon located at 20 Latewat.

W. ©. Balmon

Momentous Voyage of Nation's Chief Begins

President Wilson sails the George Washington from Hoboken at 10 22 am for France as storm warnings flash along the Atlantic coast. A flotilla including the Pennsylvania and 15 destroyers protects the transport on its first leg toward Europe. The voyage marks the first time a sitting American president travels to Europe.

Atlantic United Press New York Wilson George Washington Sandy Hook France Hoboken Europe Pennsylvania United Presa

President to Truly Fight for His Ideals

By Robert J. Bender Hoboken New Jersey on the way to France President Wilson sails to advance American peace aims. He vows to uphold the fourteen points and push for large armament reductions at sea and on land as part of a broader effort to secure the ideals.

Robert J. Bender Hoboken N. J France Wilson Europe

Criticisms of Wilson's Trip Likely To Stay Talk

Washington December 4 Indications were strong in Congress that criticisms of President Wilsons trip abroad will remain talk and no resolutions in the house or senate will pass. The Republican ban on waging the President while abroad as representative of the people largely blocks action.

United Press Washington Dec Wilson House Senate

F J Leonhardt Buys A D Frierson Farm

Real estate transfers filed show F J Leonhardt selling 414 acres in the Ninth district near the Experiment Station to J W Watson for 8350. A D Frierson sells 165 acres in the Ninth district at Duck River and Little Bigby Creek junction to Leonhardt for 16200.

Office of The County Register F. J. Leonhardt J. W. Watson A. D. Frierson Mr. Leonhardt Columbia and Mt. Pleasant Road Experiment Station Mr. Watson Mr. Frierson

Bank Clearings show mule trade impact on Tuesday

Bank clearings for Tuesday reached 441 687 with Monday at 442 000, a 16 213 gap. The two days total below a million by 16 313. mule trading after hours Monday boosted Tuesday figures though cattle hogs and produce also contribute, mule sales under 200 000 of the total.

No Quorum at City Board of Education Meeting

Absence of members from the city and other causes prevented a quorum at the regular monthly meeting of the city board of education last night. No business was transacted.

City Board of Education

Front Foot Payments Being Made Promptly City Notes

City Recorder E. E. Erwin reports property owners are promptly paying front foot assessments for recent paving and sewerage improvements. Only Sixth Street remains to be completed under the paving program started last fall.

E. E. Erwin City Hall

Also Mentioned on This Page

Buick Fry Brothers North Main and Sixth Streets U. S Ings Bureau of Internal Revenue Adeo Nantucket A. D. Frierson Farm Herald East Seventh Street R.F. Moore & Son
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