Rainey presses for franchise before city board
In Maury county, Rainey and partners push for a Nashville and Columbia Interurban franchise. They claim strong Maury county capital, readiness to start, and belief the line will be self supporting. The board considers bonds, timing, and non exclusivity while delays by rival firm trigger caution. Further city business includes alarms, repairs, and appointments.
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Maury County
Rainey
Columbia
Nudhville and
Mr. Rainey
Nashville and
Columbia Company
Alderman Towler
Erwin
Wold
Maury County Company
Ranc
Church in Macedonia Defers Election at Joint Meeting
A church in Macedonia appeared before the Board and naked that street Yaht be placed near the church. The matter was referred to the Light Committee. The matter of electing a work one keeper was deferred to the Jonwiry meeting.
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Morgan
Costa
Erwin
Thirteenth Street
Leneave
Opera House
East Sixth Street
Voorbles
White
Cemetery Avenue
Haymarket
Guest
Board
Gartner
Ol Cer White
W. M. Biddle
Messrs
J. H. Dugger
Board of Education
Biddle
Yoest
B. E. Erwin
Fifth Street
Rev. Howard
St. Paul’s
Macedonia
1906 07 term arrivals names and places noted
The text lists several individuals including Nashtille John Long Harolt Ni Cowan and Morrow of Franklin as arriving this week from Florida for the 1906 07 term. It mentions a reaction that weakens the bowels and chronic constipation and promotes Dean's Renulets as a remedy.
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Ste
Nashtille
John Long
Harolt Ni Cowan
Franklin
Will
Florida
Dean
December Poultry Market Advice for Farmers
Farmers are urged to market surplus fowls in December for best prices as demand surges before Christmas. Fat birds, especially 16 to 18 pound turkeys and 6 to 7 pound hens, fetch top prices. Keep flocks separated, inform buyers of surplus, and consider buying stock in December for spring sales. The Agriculture Department notes over 500 million dollars in poultry product value last year.
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Postal Earg
Woman's Magazine
Department of Agriculture
United States
Colombia fire sale remnant bargains sweep ranges of goods
Local retailer announces a post fire sale featuring remnants at low per yard prices on woolen fabrics, broadcloths, silks, and outing materials. A large section covers ladies skirts and coats, mens and youth suits, pants and boots, plus millinery and linens. Damaged stock is marked down to attract customers. International shoppers and locals are invited to view deals across textiles, outerwear, and accessories.
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Columbia Herald
Colombia
Oke
Wee
Buster Brown
Concase
Sox
Howe
Ife
Walste Re
Special Prizes At The Middle Tennessee Poultry Show
The Middle Tennessee Poultry Association awarded top prizes for best display and highest scoring birds. Alex Collins and Wilson & McFall led in multiple categories including Black Langshans, Butt Leghorns, and White Leghorns, with several exhibitors from Columbia, Nashville, and Mayesville recognized for top pens and highest cumulative scores.
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Middle Tennessee
Poultry Association
Wilson & McFall
Columbia
Wilson , & McFall
P. Bouldin
Mayeaville
Alex , Collins
Lewisburg
J. P. Bopldin
Mayesville
Kans
Witwon & McPalip
Butt Leghorns
Alex Collins
Black Minotons
Ted
Winnon # McFall
Buff Babérns
Mra. Ewin
W. R'E Beak
Black Wekdigehans
24A Bouldin
Black Langehans
Chaarles Kelto
Baek Langshans
M. Neltums
Bat
Plymouth Rocks
Cock Iashiow
W. P. Arwin
G? c. White Leghorns
Wilson A Cerall
B.C Butt
Targent
J. T- Rayin
Jwurg
Becnalt Targest
Winon
J. T. Davin
WN. Butler
Carter
Rhode Island Reds
Butt
Orpingtown
Frank Langford
Nashville
C. R . Reda
W. A. Weberer
Whiton & Meal
Mayeseile
Omwince Langhans
J. T . Davis
Wewisbare
Saloon Destroyed In Fire At Depot
The saloon owned by Tindell & Co at the depot, including Boyd Andrews as partner, was partially destroyed by fire Friday night. Alarm around 10 16 p m sparked a prompt response, with efforts saving part of the structure though the stock suffered nearly total loss. Fire believed to have started in the flue. stock insured for 1600 dollars, a figure unlikely to cover the loss. Building owned by N A Pearson of Mt Pleasant, insured for 800 dollars through Chattaanooga agents.
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Tindell & Co
Boyd Andrews
N. A. Pearson
Mt. Pleasant
Maury National Bank Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice to stockholders of Maury National Bank Columbia Tenn informs of annual meeting to elect directors for the coming year and conduct other business. Meeting set in banking room Thursday January 5th at 11 o clock. A Parker cashier.
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Maury National Bank
The
Columbia
Tenn
Important Meeting Of The Columbia Lodge Tonight
The Columbia Lodge of Old Ye Jows will meet in Mascule Hall at 7 o'clock. Busi ness of importance will be transacted concerning the erection of a new building.
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Columbia Lodge of Old Ye Jows
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Columbia and
de Jamba
Cameron
Board OF Directors
Bithal Howard ME
Wheeler
Turner
Fleming
M. Dawson
Brownlow
W. C. Salmon Jno
W. Pry Y
JNO
W. Fry
P. Brownlow
J. F. Brownlow
Serplus
BANK
Columbia Bargain Store
S. Side
P. Square Pink
Garber
Tindle Co
Bmoke
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