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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1903

Page

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Hew Board Chooses City Officials In Landmark Meeting

The Hew Board of Mayor and Aldermen selected City Attorney Jas A. Siniser and City Health Officer Dr. Owy I. Norton, with Street Overseer Capt. Hl. L. White and policemen Sid Dooley Lamar Gresham Vaughan. The body also backed Brownlow’s choice of Dooley, Lamar, Gresham, and Vaughan for the police, while James A. Smiser won the City Attorney post over Hatcher and Dinn ing after a tie. The board voted to drop two policemen, and discussed promoting a regular-service officer to Chief of Police in the future.

Ada Reault Jas A. Siniser Owy I Orter Hl. L. White Sia Dooley EB Jamar Kosh Gresham A. ‘Aughan Aw Wat Hoder Brownlow Messrs Dooley Lamar Gresham Vaughan Our Bowrad Teached James A. Smiser E. Hatcher A. Dinning Smiser Mr. Hatcher Mr. Dinning Mr. Smiser Croft Polic

Immense Turkey Interests in Maury and Adjoining Counties

Turkeys drive a huge Maury County season with 150,000 to 200,000 birds expected from Maury and nearby counties. Value estimated near 800,000 dollars, as dressed birds move in refrigerated cars to major markets. Prices average about 1.80 per bird with some top gobblers reaching 2.00 to 2.20. A prominent dealer says this year’s output may exceed last year, with Columbia and Fayetteville among the largest markets, and Mrs J W Boater’s 80 pound bird fetching 435 dollars.

Manry County Maury County Maury Immenke Byarey Rae Turkey The Herald Today Columbia Fayrteville New York Mra. J. W Boater Crous Bridge

Five More Die in Walden University Fire Tragedy

Five more deaths are reported from the Walden University fire and ensuing panic in Nashville Tennessee raising the total fatalities to seven and injuries to eighteen with more deaths expected. Authorities and witnesses describe chaotic conditions during the blaze and crowd crush at the Negro school.

Nashville Bperial The Herald Tenn Walden University

Sued Again for 10000 Under Libel Suit

County Judge W O Gordo files libel suit in Circuit Court against Horace Rainey seeking 10000 damages over an article Rainey prepared for publication in the Herald. He already has another suit for 10000 for Rainey’s assault on him in court.

Ladds Residence Destroyed by Fire Near Columbia

The residence of Mr. B. Ladd about 17 miles from Columbia on Leiper's Creek was destroyed by fire Thursday. Total loss about 700 dollars with 200 dollars insurance. House valued at 500 dollars and contents 300 dollars. Insurance with Gordon Nicholson Co and Home Insurance Co. Subscribe for the Herald.

Maury Countians Court Papers Filed for Sulphur Ore Co

Papers filed at Palldge Alabama reveal the Alabama Sulphur Ore Company with $50000 capital. Incorporators include J. M. Carpenter of Columbia Tennessee EB Strudwick Hillsboro and N Hardy Mr Pleasant and Geo. W. Chambers of Talladega Alabama. The firm aims to develop pyrites ore on property near Pyricon Clay County Alabama and could spark fertilizer plant growth in Talladega by supplying phosphate rock and sulfuric acid. Work to begin in January.

Tae Alabama Palledege Ala Measra J. MM. Carpenter Columbia Tenn EB Strudwick Hillsboro N. Hardy Pyricon Clay County Eastern Talledega Tein Talladega

Worker injured eye at Lewie county lumber yard incident

May Lose An Eye, Robi, of this place, employed by Dyer & Co in Lewie county’s stave factory, was struck in the eye by a nail during banding. The nail glanced up and likely destroyed the sight. He returned home and is under treatment by Dr. J. A. Edwards.

Robi, Perry Dyer & Co Lewie County 10 & Stave J. A. Edwarda

Letters to Santa Claus from Tennessee children

A collection of handwritten Santa letters from rural Tennessee youngsters dated December 17 1903 requests a doll, wagon, meals and candy, oranges, apples, toys, books, and trinkets. Names include Emma Ross Sherrill Pearl ie Eva Pearkin Irene Perkins Edward Flippo Roy Stacy Tomie Walker Louise Woody and Ellen Walker with locations Ashwood Cesar Decatur and Carter's Creek.

Santa Claus Irene Perkins Edward Flippo R.F. D Santa Claue Louise Woody

Dear Santa Claus Little Gifts From Young Columbia Children

A long list of children from Columbia and nearby towns write to Santa Claus with requests for dolls, toy firearms, ride-on buggies, trains, wagons, toy pianos, and various fruits, candies, nuts, and warm clothing. Names include Mary Wilby McKineey Shirley Shirley, Jack Meroney, Katie Mulligan, Floyd Durham, Berry Durham, Charlie Gamble Shirley, Louise Blair, Ida, Melvin and Ernest Shirley, Clinton Taylor, Frank Taylor, Bertha Taylor, Harold Courtright, Ellabeth CALL ELLETTH, OB TINNIL, WILLIE TINNILL, LEXIE NICKS, ANNA MAI ROAN, ROBERT CHURCH BARROW, MARGARET PAGE, Rebecca, and P. 4.

Santa Claus Letters From Tennessee Children

A collection of handwritten holiday wish lists from young readers in Tennessee towns like Columbia and Spring Hill. The notes request dolls, candy, fruit, toys, rings, a rocking chair, doll beds, and other gifts for themselves and siblings, dated December 17 and surrounding days. The pleas carry a warm, earnest tone typical of 19th century youth correspondence to Santa.

Peruna Endorsed by Two Congressmen in Catarrh Letter

A Washington letter quotes Congressman Irvine Dungan of Jackson, D. as recommending Peruna to combat catarrh. Chicago Democrat Thomas Gahan also praises Peruna after twenty-two weeks of use, claiming a full cure. Readers are urged to write Dr. Hartman for free advice at the Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus.

Congan Dung Irvine Dungan Jackson Washington, D. C Thomas Gahan Chicago National Committee The Democratic Party Perona Hartman Hartmas Sanitarium Columbus

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ler Ininy Sixt Teie Las. A. Smiser E.C. Hatcher J. H. Dinning Pr. Otey J. Vorter Sid Dooley BE. E. Lamar Rushfiresham D. A. Vaughan B. Ladd the Herald Maury Countians Sante Claus Plesse Emma Ross Sherrill L Sante Claus Ang Pearlie Eva Pearkins Leslie Stacy Carter's Creek Christman Roy Stacy Carter's Creek, Tenn Irene Armstrong Willis Bell Stacy Sante Tomie Walker Ashwood McBride Toma Cariatmas Etpa McBride Owen Cherry Dolitors Della Locile Cherry Plesae Raicine Steanmanip Elen Walker Cesar Santa Stella Daley Woody Eugene Hargrove Nettie Dew Ray Edgar Cayce Hampshire Pike Ronald Voss Santa Mulligan New Decatur Santa Cline Police Wandel Nipper Santa Clane Curly Bain Santa Clave Herbert Kittrell Jones Hampshire Nannie Hampshire Tenn. R Santa Clausz Columbia, R. R Albertine Page Dembis Bunch Frank Brittain Mr. Santa Claus Harry Ritter Banta Sam Jesus Papa Heaven Mary Wilby McKineey Shirley Santa Claae Hammer Oolle Jack Meroney Katie Mulligan Shooe Andie Floyd Durham Berry Durham Sanday School Frankie Woldridge Santa Clare Charlie Gamble Shirley Columbia, Teno Louise Blair Santa Clins Durham Melvin Ernest Shirley Plonce Ida Clinton Taylor Frank Taylor Bertha Taylor Harold Courtright Santa Clara Willie Tinnill Santa Clana Ronan Candler Lexie Nicks Anna Mai Roan Robert Church Barrow Rebecca Margaret Page Vieare Ray Scote Huth Alice Cornelia Usburne Santa Cisus Mattie Luc Walters Tenn. I. i. No Ross Anni E. Waters Hyoke Ed. Jr Mary Gordon Tam William Hadley Lb. P. Padvelt Teacchers Louise Petri Korman Thomas Jefferson Jackson Willie Howell Spring Hill, Tenn Cnme Dell Panice Jessy Dorothy P. Fulton Santa Chri Orl Ethel Flippo Lillie M. Perkins Santa Ulads R. R. No Obi
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