Col Nunn Resigns as Revenue Collector at Nashville
Special to the Herald from Washington January 2 Col David Nunn the Internal Revenue Collector at Nashville accepted the Presidents request to resign after days in Washington He has already handed in his resignation Roosevelt seeks a successor and the field tightens around John E McCall and Arch M Hughes with McCall favored by many insiders to fill the post
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Washington
David Nunn
Inn
Nashville
Arch M. Hughes
McCall
Col. Davy
Ready for Business at Gamble stand on Eighth street
Ready for business at the Gamble stand on Eighth street after absorbing the E. W. Gamble Grocery Company. A. A. Sloan & Co. invites merchants to visit and expects to uphold the prior high reputation by offering fair treatment, courteous service, and the best market goods at the lowest prices. They extend New Year wishes and solicit patronage from the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamble
Eighth Street
E.W. Gamble Grocery Company
Sone
Courteay
A. A. Sloan & CO
South Columbia Social News Items
Mrs. B Christley of Florence Alabama visits relatives in town. Mrs. Clarence Williams returns home to Birmingham. Miss Estelle Fry gravely ill at Ninth Street home. Arthur Brown from Nashville visiting Mt Pleasant. Kerr from Fa ie guest of Mr and Mrs Jackson. Herbert G out of work several days due to illness. Mrs J W Jackson recovering. Miss Tennie McKennon ill with cold. Child of Mr and Mrs on Thirteenth Street has croup. Mrs Alice Job of Nashville visits Miss Lillis Pixton.
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Herbert G
J. W. Jackson
Misa Tennie McKennon Ie
Mr. Ee
Thirteenth Street
Croup
Alice Job
Nashville
Misa Lillis Pioton
Bargains Irty Days We Will A Cre Cee Esers Ss
The fragment hints at bargains and a sequence of words but lacks clear persons places or events. No coherent action emerges from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarrertruiy & Dopson
Maury County Sheet Notes Local Moves and Happenings
Over the county, residents from Kent to Florence and Ashwood are visiting, moving, or planning relocations. Prominent notes include Mr. Frask in Kent, Mrs. Dick Pickard returning to Nashville Conservatory, Capt. Arch Lipscomb improving from fever, and several families preparing moves to Williamson County and beyond. Local farms advertise sorghum seed, turkeys for sale, and hogs found or missing. a Polish China hog and a 200 pound ringed boar are offered for reclaim. Tennessee blood referenced as a regional trait. T. E. Lipscomb campaigns for Maury County Register, touting experience and obliging nature. Local merchants push clearance sales to reduce stock, urging quick purchases.
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Frask
Kent
Pheil
Nashville
Dick Pickard
Sandy Hook
Conservatory of Music At
J. W. Jones
Boro
Bauff Point
Chesterville
Williamsport
Mis
Nannette
Campbells Station
Felix Lowell
Arch Lipscomb
E. D. Palinmbia
Crom Bridges
Santa Fe Pike
Mra
Sar Dark
Florence
Ala
Ashwood
Harold Green
John
Hicks
Glendale
Williamson County
Texas
Enoch Stephenson
van Frieraon
Mississippi
Clarkaville
Thomson's Station
Tenn
J. T. Stovall
Ben
Henry Loftin
University of Nashville
Maury
W. A. Jackson & Co
North Main Street
Walter Fowler
Ballinger
Mollie Taylor
Culleoka
Nell
Lindsay
Loutie
Mary Tomlinson
Mattie Inman
Peabody Normal
Mr. Combs
J. R. Westan
Poland
Shin
Latta
City End
Ellett White
Manly County
A. White
Fountain Creek
Lipscomb
M. E. Williamson
Gasoline Generator Explosion Threatens Columbia Laundry
A gasoline generator exploded behind the Columbia Steam Laundry and Dye Works causing a loud blast and a small blaze. The fire department quickly extinguished the fire. About a gallon of gasoline was in the unit. Insurance covered the building lease, carried by A O P Nicholson and Mrs Wheeler, though the loss was small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Steam Laundry & Dye Works
Taylor Voss
A.O. P. Nicholson
Wheeler
After the Gamblers Warrants and Bond Hearings
Forty eight warrants were issued charging gamblers. Warrants served and men placed under bond. A hearing is set for Saturday. Warrants were issued by Fr. Koch, Jr who previously caused the indictment of 1540 men for gambling.
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Taro
Fr. Koch, Jr
Bonds Bonds Bonds Hendley and Wilson Agents for American Bonding
Hendley and Wilson represent top fire and tornado insurers and act as agents for the American Bonding and Trust Company. They execute bonds for administrators executors guardians trustees bank officials and other employed persons.
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Hendley & Wilson
Alei
American Bonding and Trust Company
New Year greeting from George W Nichols offers groceries
George W Nichols issues a New Year greeting and announces a return to the grocery business in Columbia. He explains lower rents and costs, a relocated shop at West Seventh Street opposite the old oe, and stock from Maury Dry Goods Company. He invites customers to visit for fresh stock at low cash prices.
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Tar
Maury Dry Goods Company
Maury County
Columbia
Harrows and Land Rollers Marriages and Seed House Ad
The piece lists marriages including Willie Johnson to Lula Bostick Eugene Cox to Lee Whitthorne Clarence Calvert to Emma Wilburn A M Savage to Lula Wells James Fleming to Fannie Stephenson T H Nelson to Billa Jeffrey Eugene Bell to Elizabeth Story James Williams to Mamie Jones Henry Pruitt to Lillia Murray W H Harris to Forest and N J Beale It notes We are headquarters for field seeds with a range of pert oats black oats and field peas for sale Also County Court clerk Thomas issued 487 Saree Licenses 240 to white couples and 167 to colored.
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Willie Johnson
Lula Bostick
Eugene A.cox
Lee Whitthorne
Clarence
Calvert
Almedia Wilburn
A. M. Savage
Lula Wells
James A. Fleming
Fannie Mai Stephenson
T. H. Nelson
Billa Jeffrey
Eugene Bell
Elizabeth Story
James Williams
Mamie Jones
Henry Pruitt
Lillia Murray
W. H. Harris
Forest Robert
Columbia Mercantile Storage Co
Thomas
Mules for Sale in Sonora Ky From A J Dittwit
Three car loads of mules aged one to three years old in good form and ready for market. Seller A J Dittwit Sonora Ky invites reasonable offers by mail. American Field Fence recommended. Bee versus Seribs Sarrantrenn Dopson.
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A. J. Dttwit
Sonora
Bee
Seribs
Sarrantrenn & Dopson
RACKET Boye' Tron Expres Wagram 75 and a grand toy sale
A lively catalog style ad offers a wide assortment of toys and gifts for children and adults. It features dolls, tin toys, china and metal sets, hobby items, books, Bibles, testaments, albums, and puzzles. Prices range from a few cents to several dollars, with emphasis on novelty china cups and saucers, dolls, and board games.
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Ghttaren
China
Chikires
Deaths and funerals amid Creek community lines
A series of obituaries and notices from Creek area records report the deaths of Frank Andrews, Nancy Hardison, G. W. Scribner, Talitha Delk, and Agnes Renfro. The entries note burial locations at Rose Hill, Bethany, and local family plots, with funeral services led by Rev W T Assert and Elder Felix Lowell.
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Nancy Hardison
Rock Spring
Felix Lowell
Five Bereaved Children Struggle Without Parental Love
A fragmentary report notes four months old and four other children left bereft and lacking parental care. The text hints at absence of love and support from guardians, highlighting their fragile emotional state and need for attention.
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Saree
Ani
New City Directory Progress Report
Postmaster Forier briefs on a new city directory as the existing three year old edition nears replacement. Hak lester cari has been supplied a leo and enrolle y ant comple a posite.
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Forier
Hak
Lester Cari
Leo
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Maury - Dry - Goods - CO
G. W. Nichola
Uncle Davy
Col. Nunn
McCall Brock
John A.oakes
ABUBT
E. Sicbols
Oakes
McHols Ral
Omice
Bell
Joe A
Oriz
E. Nichols
Yay
A. Sidney Page
Woat Sixth and
Garden Streets
Columbia, Tenn
Citizens
N.F. Vaughan
Jones & Vaughan
Fielden Bros
Wiah
Pana
R. Ti. Bates
Booth Moin
A. J. Morton
East Eighth Street
B. Columbia
Tennesses
Jeter
J M Harrison
Jamie Bradley
J & Johnson
F G Burke
Thos E Jacobs
Sims EF Coldwell
Tom Milner
Mice Hids
Wilsey Poteln
Tom Jon
Ancle Ramacy
Iman
Dorie ~ Voorhica
C Fault
Gordon
Nancy Wardie
P. My
Beard the Bigoatare
South Columbia
Columbia Steam Laundry
Arith Gremr Co
Gamblers
Dremay
George W. Nichols
Columbia and
Wow Nichols
Harrows & Land Rollers
Sarrerberg & Dopsop
Clifford Anderson
N. J.beale
Cupia
Sears
Peres
Boye’ Tron Expres
Wagram
T, Swansburg, Proprietor
Frank Andrews
G. W. Scribner
G. Wash Scribner
B Iner’s Mills
Cullooka
Bethany
Scribner
John Scribner
Talitha Delk
Kettle Mills
Mesara
Delk
Waa
Dogs Salawa
Rna
Mary Polk
Abr. Knox
Mr. K. Polk
Carter's Grove
Agnes Renfro
Clute & Tyeho
Dinnefg
Dinning & ‘Brown Block
Square
Colu
Cigrean
Phas
Dinning
W. Primason
F. Frierson
Flemire
Icles, Realty, Sayers Sr
Meadors
Bowen
Dental Ss
Wold
Tom
Citizens’ Telephaomeh
Antscrones
Sethell Block
Mayé i 'Columbla
E. G. Grant
Tam
Bethell Hotel
Garden Bt
Givant
Giles
Hickman
Maraball
Prld & Doveor
Sotenta
New City Directory
West
Lrmuniale Onamicat
The
Pon Ra
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