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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1909

Page

5

First Monday Crowds City Merchants Report Busy Day

A large First Monday crowd filled the city with shoppers from early morning to afternoon. Merchants report strong business in all lines and many locals are named as attendees from towns like Lynnville, Santa Fe, Mt. Pleasant, Spring Hill, and Carter's Creek along with others. Dr King’s New Life Pills are advertised for digestive relief with a 25 cent price at George S. Alcorn's store.

W. M. McGee Lynnville Buck Daniel Culleoka G. S. Puckett Santa Fe A. W. Watson J. W. Foster Robert W. Black A. R. Moore G. P. Fitzgerald BE. R. Hill F. W. Meee J. P. McKee Carter's Creek Geo. Smith T. B. Edwards Hampshire W. F. Woody J. J. Parrish Dark's Mill Joe Parrish J. N. Johnson Mt Pleasant N. J. Chavers Mt. Pleasant J. B. Wilkes J. E. Hight Cullooka J. W. Holmes Dr. King Geo Alcorn’s

Grain Dealers Watch Nashville Prosecution Outcome

Local millers and grain dealers in Columbia follow the District Attorney Tillman charges against McLemore Grain Company Capitol Grain Co and Liberty Mills at Nashville. Experts note dealers may be held liable for mis branding of shipments even as brokers raising concern over fairness and testing costs. The case will influence how dealers handle mis branded grain and bran standards amid testing expenses.

Tillman McLemore Grain Company Capitol Grain Co Liberty Mills Nashville Columbia

Baltimore Flames Devastate 104 South Sharp Street

Fire sweeps a building on South Sharp street causing about 500000 in damage near the site of the 1904 blaze. In Oklahoma City delegates were elected to draft a city charter for a commission form of government, a decisive victory for the plan.

Maryland South Sharp Street Oklahoma City Okla Elty

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