Friendship Through the Year by Mrs Lander in Columbia
Mrs Frank Lander's book Friendship Through the Year is selling well in Columbia via McKennon Anderson Foster and local sellers. The work, a Zodiac binding edition, compiles daily friendship quotations and is tied to Mrs Mamie Jones Lander, a Tennessee author with strong state ties and club work. The article also notes multiple local engagements and social events at Columbia Military Academy and McDowell School, with weddings and dances mentioned in Lynnville and surrounding towns.
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Lander
Frank Lander
Columbia
McKennon, Anderson & Foster
Nashville
Mesers, Hardy and Redgerton
Columbia Military Academy
A. B Wella
Captain Mee
Toys at Cook's Furniture store move to institute
Around town items note Toys moved today from the country to the Institute at Cook's Furniture store near 21/2taw Dr and Mrs W P Woldridge. Also a strayed white cow with black ears and bell was reported. contact J H Kannon at Citizens phone. The Baptist Sunday school offers Bibles at cost at Braly Brothers jewelry store.
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Cook's
W. P. Woldridge
Institute
J. H. Kannon
Citizens Phone
The
Baptist Sunday School
Braly Brothers
Christmas Tree Event at Darks Mill Friday Afternoon
A Christmas tree giving is planned at Darks Mill Friday at 2:30 PM. The notice also mentions toys and dolls available at Cook's Furniture Store located at 21/21.
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Darks Mill
Darke Mill
Love Phonograph Scheme Ends in Engagement Scare
New Jersey youth planned to elope with a girl using a phonograph record chain. Minnie Evans and James Stone Smith pursued a long distance romance aided by blank records sent to a Philadelphia shop. A misread message revealed the plan, prompting parental alarm and a dramatic family confrontation.
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New York
Minnie Evses
James Stone Smith
Wwell
Agley
Elizabeth
N. J
Minnie
Evans-Smith
Phil
Elisabeth
Jim
Evans
Phonograph
Philadelphia
Papa
Rahway
James Stone
Booker T Washington defends tipping to porters
In Boston on December 21 Booker T Washington, noted educator, speaks in support of tipping Pullman porters. He says many porters deserve higher wages but is not opposed to tipping, viewing it as a privilege for travelers to reward services. The piece promotes The Herata subscription.
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Boston
Booker
T. Washington
Population of Columbia City Declines by 300 in Decade
Census figures show Columbia shrinking from 6,052 in 1900 to 5,754 this year, a five percent drop. Mt Pleasant falls from 2,007 to 1,973, a loss of thirty four. Spring Hill gains to 695 while city wards total 6,764 across first, second and third wards.
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MT. Pleasant
Washinton
D. C
Columbia
Mt. Plelare
Spring Hill
City of
Air Is All Right for Bachelors
Count Jaques DeLessops announced he is quitting the flying business. He plans to marry Miss MacKenzie of Canada, and the couple will celebrate their wedding in England late in January after boarding the steamer La Loraine.
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New York
Jaques DeLessops
la Loraine
Farm for Sale Near Columbia on Nashville Pike
Five miles from Columbia on the Nashville pike a 186 acre farm is offered. It is well watered and fenced with a five room cottage a small barn a spring and spring house in the yard. 60 acres in clover and orchard grass with timber. Inquiries to W A Caldwell & Bro phone 265-2. Also boy velocipedes at Cook's Furniture store.
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Columbia
Nashville Pike
W. A .Caldwell & Bro
Fifty Thousand Pounds of Candy Bought for Uniontown Children
Uniontown Pa December 16 thirty thousand pounds of candy has been purchased by the Filex Coal and Coke Co a subsidiary of the United States Steel corporation for Christmas distribution among the 20000 children of its employees.
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Uniontown
Filex Coal and Coke Co
United States Steel Corporation
Sheriff Godwin of Maury County Elected Secretary
Sheriff Claude Godwin of Maury County was elected secretary of the Association of Tennessee Sheriffs at a Nashville meeting. President Sam H. Borum was elected and a lawsuit of over fifty sheriffs attended. The group urged raising the forty cents per prisoner per day pay to reflect higher living costs, asking the Legislature to act at its next session.
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Claude Godwin
Association of Tennessee Sheriffs
Sam H. Borum
Nashville
Godwin
Sheriff Borum
Mret
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Turner’s Grocery
Neely
Hayna
W. R. Hayna
Fayetteville
Saldee Merritt
John 8
Mr. Neely
A. B. Neely
South Garden Street
McDowell School
Mary Hine
Actibol
Parker
Buford Station
Lynnville
Bell
Lonnville
Brooke-Dalmwood
Annie P. Dalmwood
Crumpton Brooks
First Baptist Church
Mmoire Strie
Lonor
Mins Myrie Daimwood
Mise
M. Fannie Day
Lobensrn
Mendelasoba
Kate Brownlow
Leos Brooks
Altmore
Ala
M. Deimwood
J. A. Ketchum
R L. Billington
J. B
Brooks
W. Daimwood
R. Brooks
Brewton
Aln
Trail Cockrell
Laurena Cockrell
William Train
R. H. Guest
Bethel House
Fraser-Allen
Pearl Allen
Humphrey Fraser
Timmons
Lovell
M.E. Allen
Fraser
Cook's Furniture
Woldridge's Drug Store
Gupio
James Stone Smiths
Minnie Evans
Scheme
Booker T
Pullman
T. N. FIGUERS @ SON
City OF Columbia
the Herald
Maury County
Association OF Tennessee Officers
Capitol
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