Change Plan Waking Repairs County Roads
Repair plan discussed for county roads with focus on continuous patrol system. Mission involves working on scheme to maintain road conditions and ensure ongoing maintenance coverage.
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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1920
Page
7
Repair plan discussed for county roads with focus on continuous patrol system. Mission involves working on scheme to maintain road conditions and ensure ongoing maintenance coverage.
In Columbia barbershops vote to raise shares to twenty cents from fifteen cents effective January 1. The move follows overall price increases and mirrors actions in other cities. James Troup elected president and William Ray secretary as social events are postponed.
Members of Shert Griffin Post of the American Legion will convene Monday night to discuss urgent matters. They plan to address increased dues, national convention effects, and upcoming Americanization county plans. The meeting will occur in the Junior hall over the office.
Special to The Herald Nashville Tenn Dec 30 National constitutional prohibition is praised as democratic after a 45 to 15 to 1 state legislature vote following congress submission. Dr Ira Landreth, national secretary of the Anti Saloon League of America, defends it against brewer claims and urges end to wet opposition as stand for national self determination.
R G Mullins Jr has sold his farm near Santa Fe and will hold an auction sale of personal property on Saturday January 10 including live stock feed and farming implements Col R F Moore to cry bids for the sale.
Nancy Jane Tyter aged sixty four a lifelong Methodist died Monday night on Pulaski Pike six miles from Columbia. She leaves sons Thomas James and Edward Tyter and daughter Susie Henson. Funeral services were held at Gibsonville at 1 o clock today conducted by Reverend Givens pastor of the Methodist churchmie Nyville.
A fragmentary catalog lists Crepe de Chine items with varied prices from 3.50 to 9.00 and multiple apparel forms including Teddys gowns and bloomers. Some lines show large totals such as 4,988 and 8,235, indicating grouped quantities or misreads.
Pittsburg horseman P J Brennan acquires John A and Napoleon Direct and several fine mares to establish a breeding place on a new park in Maury County. He buys from Tolley Farm the great sire John A L P2008 and from James Ridley the great horse Napoleon Direct.
Fragmentary OCR item references keeping the Herald going and a track event at Youngstown with unclear details. No clear persons or organizations are readable. The line appears as a garbled column note about a columnist and local skating or track context without coherent facts.
A Nichols of Arkland announces an auction sale of personal property on the fate of text Saturday. He plans to return to county and will offer livestock and various farm implements and teas. The event provides an opportunity to purchase ready items at the sale.
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