Local Notes and Arrivals Highlight Columbia Visit
A crowded column details residents and visitors in Columbia including Cecile Bidex, Mrs. Wallace Sellars, and the Friersons in Nashville. It notes engagements, travels to Nashville, Cullooka connections, and social calls, with mentions of Miss Hobbs of Athens and the Hays Cherry wedding ceremony in Nashville. A local ad promotes carving sets from Street, Marlin and Vaughan Co.
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Cecile Bidex
Ile i
Cooper
Mt. Ot Toflay
Walter Brandaw
Wallace Sellars
Hobbs
Athens
Ala
Frierson
Columbia
Maury County
Ly. Moore
Cullooka
Nashville
Cornelia Abernathy
JF. Bearden
Imree W. Killebrew
Mt. Pleasant
Louis Duke
Prof. Duke
Bessie Tucker
Join Porter
Lowell Mill Pike
Ji L. Wilkes
Abe Small
Arkingas
Garber
Glailys Dedman
Knoxville
Annie B. McKinney
J. 0. Molloy
F. H. Birkett
W. T. Haggard
Col
J. B. Edgerton
Wab Hoyai Wai
Street, Marlin & Vaughan Co
Red Cross Seals Go On Sale At Local Stores
Red Cross Seals have been put on sale at Waldridge's Drugstore Frank Swansburg C. H. Sharp Evans Parker and Moore Maury Dry Goods Co. Cotham Bros. Mitchell Ashley Hardware Co R L Brooks Dobbins Ewing McKennon Anderson Foster J Rosenthal Co.
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Red Cross
Waldridge
Frank Swansburg
C. H. Sharp, Evans, Parker & Moore
Maury Dry Goods Co
Cotham Bros
Mitchell-Ashley Hardware Co
R. L. Brooks
Dobbins & Ewing and
McKennon
Anderson & Foster
J. Rosenthal Co
Registered mail theft tied to coast line heist
Atlanta December 14 George Sutton district post office inspector reports fifty five registered packages stolen by robbers who held up an Atlantic Coast Line passenger train at Hardeeville South Carolina this morning Government offers a standing reward of one thousand dollars for the capture of any mail car robber.
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Atlanta
George Sutton
Post Office
Atlantic Coast Line
Hardeeville
Weather man blamed as Maury County forecasts fail
In Maury County the weather predictor is scorned as unreliable after a week of mismatched forecasts and repeated rain. Farmers face ruined hog killing and turkey deliveries while shoppers avoid the rain. Burdock Blood Bitters promotes clear skin and health.
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Maury County
Uncle Sam
Burdock
Deaths from croup and pneumonia in Columbia area
Obituary notices for Marion Ethelene Jones four died at home from croup after 4 am burial at Loftin graveyard led by Rev P A Sowell. Rosa Garber daughter of P Garber dies at Ninth street home. burial in Nashville with services by Rabbi Lewinthal and listed pallbearers. Murphy Rea son of W M Rea dies at 21 from pneumonia. funeral at Moses cemetery with D B Hoover and Wilder T C King officiating. notes his family. Also a Berkshire boar Hog offered at D and Gordon's slaughterhouse with a $1 service fee.
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Marion Ethelene Jones
J. W. Jones
Marion Ethelene
Columbia
Iron Bridge Road
P. A. Sowell
Loftin Graveyard
Rosa Garber
Murphy Rea
W. M. Rea
Campbella Station
Dee
Moses Cemetery
D.B. Hoover
Lynnville
Wilder T. C King
Young Rea
Governors Willson Leaves Frankfort for Coast Trip
Former Governor Augustus B. Willson and Mrs. Willson departed Frankfort in a rainstorm to Washington and Hot Springs, then Atlantic City, with plans to return to Louisville before Christmas to resume his law practice at Seelbach. Friends gathered at the depot to wish them well.
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Frankfort
Augustus B. Willson
Washington
Hot Springs
Atlantic City
Lonieville
Willson
Veterans Jewel Presented At Odd Fellows Meeting
At a Columbia lodge of Odd Fellows regular meeting Grand Secretary J R Harwell presented Dr W A Smith with a veterans jewel. The jewel is given to members in good standing for twenty five years, and he wore it with pride during the event.
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Columbia Lodge of
Odd Fellow
J. R. Harwell
Odd Fellowship
W. A. Smith
Order
Call Meeting of Mission Society at Columbia Methodist
A call meeting of the Missionary Society of the South Columbia Methodist Church is scheduled for Sunday at 3 o clock in the church.
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The
Missionary Society of the South Columbia Methodist Church
Wall Street plan eyed as profiteering in farming aid
Montgomery Dec. 14 Associate Railroad Commissioner Leon McCordis denounces a proposed Wall Street plan to pay farmers 25 per bale on stored cotton to push prices. He calls the syndicate contract a profit scheme and argues if in good faith they would seek only 8 percent interest. Subscribe for The Herald.
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Montgomery
Ala
Wall Street
South
Leon McCordis
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Ols SeOe
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Lyman Twins
le McKinney
Nash
Columbia Bank & Trust CO
Columbia Bank &Trust
Gardes
West Seventh Streets
D. & Gordon's Slaughter House
Werrice
Maury Dry Goods Company
Axminster
Brussels
Bissells
Jerry Christmas
Louis.ville
W. A Smith
Harwell
Mission Society
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