Calumbus Tenn Second Class Mail Matter Reported
Post office in Calumbus Tennessee registers as second class mail matter under columbus herald classification.
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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1902
Page
4
Rural Free Postal Routes Change Address Notice
Rural Free Postal Routes are being established rapidly and subscribers must notify changes themselves to avoid papers being sent to the wrong route and discontinued. A postal card to indicate the old address and new K. R. No. is requested, costing only a moment and one cent.
Thankful Herald workers praise Columbian ads and readers
A terse note from THE HERALD EMPLOYES thanks Columbian readers for liberal ad space that made the issue look strong. It adds Merry Christmas and Happy New Year wishes, acknowledging ads lifted space and urging continued support. The rest comments reflect on banking, rail rates, and editorial stances in a mosaic of clippings.
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Columbian
Rel
Christmas notes and city chatter from a Tennessee paper
A patchwork of 19th century society items. reflections on cattle in underpasses near the depot. talk of rail tunnels in the Rockies. centennial author anniversaries. temperance politics. Santa Claus letters from local children. a note on the Herald’s Christmas issue timing. retirements and prosperity debates. New England cost of living concerns. and media plans for telegraphic news.
Santa Claus Visits Columbia Stores for Holiday Cheer
The Herald notes Santa remains in Columbia for a week, visiting McKennon Anderson and Foster’s window display and other stores. Shoppers find books, dolls, tea sets, toys, lace, and furnishings across Main Street, with attractions at Dry Goods, Buck’s Ocean Store, the Racket, and Rosenthal’s.
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Santa Claus
Herald
Columbia
McKennon, Anderson and Foster's
Secon
Mean
Dry Goods Company
Dolla
Buck's
Ocean Store
Red Seal Bakery
Miles Cook's
Geo W. Nichols
Santa
Frank G. Cook's
James Bros
J. Rosenttal
Rosenthal’s
Joox
Figuers
Watkins
Harlan & Ryans
Watlina
Harlan
Navy Disposition of Warships Amid Venezuelan Tensions
Late news items report the Secretary of the Navy to place men of war in Adtaira Dewey's Heel under naval control during holidays to coordinate with the State Department over Venezuelan waters. Senate discussed Venezuelan affairs in executive session with no decisive action.
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Adtaira Dewey
State Department
Senate
Signor de Riva
Caracas
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Coal Strike Commission
Quarles Tuesaday
Cloak and Suit Store Price Reductions Show Big Discounts
Advertises deep markdowns across Monte Carlo cloaks in black tan and castor, with numerous price cuts from 15 to 32 pieces and assorted styles. Includes satin lined jackets, mercerized satin finishes, and boys and children cloaks, boasting one third to half off and urging shoppers to buy before Christmas.
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Monte Carlo
Eight Pound Turnip Exhibition at Alcorn’s Dry Goods
Luxora Arkansas December 10 1902 editor hints at a grand turnip display at Alcorn's dry store claiming an eight pound specimen from Luxora raised by Jim Warren near Luxora. The note jokes the turnip could feed a neighborhood and hints the Herald will offer three months subscription to anyone who beats it.
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Ark
Herald
The
Alcorn
Jim Warren
Tor Aboud
Arkansas
Nicholson
Maury County
Antharette Cam Operators Stage Aide Controvery Start
Workers opened their side of a dispute on Wednesday before the strike or pullback, with involvement from imine laborers and associated teams amid ongoing tensions and planned actions.
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