Moore Laetiante Dramatic Club Performs The Last Loaf
In Colleokoa on January 1 the Moore Laetiante Dramatic Club presented The Last Loaf to about thirty five attendees. The event yielded a modest sum. Local movers include Mr Cuoreter purchasing Jon Moore's grocery and Mr Koster running it with Moore contemplating drumming. News notes across town mention illnesses, travels, and social events among residents, with several people visiting relatives, moving homes, and hosting gatherings. A mix of health updates includes smallpox cases among Paul Witepatrick's family and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleoka
Moore Laetiante
Cuoreter
Jon Moore
Kmmett Koster
Moore
Fayette Tomilowe
Fia Columbia
Paul
Aldirat
John Witepatrick
Mixnes Garland
de Kalb
Teves
Stniser
Booker
Wallace Silser
Franklin
Gator
Mooney
John Wilkes
Birmingham
Abernathy
Allen Tomlinson
Nashville
John Wilson
Ridley Farm
Smith
Taylor
Oscar Crews
Decatur
Richarson Place
Bridge
Liza Bellamfant
Jonas Amis
Harry Harris
Lewisburg
Jim Thomas
Mt. Pleasant
Jodie W. Love
Aberdeen
Tennis Branch
Texas
Graves
Mable Wilkes
Charlotte Smniser
Epworth League
Will Cochran
J. P. Graham
Vic
Lena Covey
Cochran
Sid
Walker
Death of Andrew Fox at 57 and local social notices
Mr. Andrew Fox died at his home near Diana last Monday aged 57. Funeral services were held in the Christian church Saturday evening. Rev. Derryberry preached Sunday morning. The column also lists numerous local social visits, travels, and greetings, including residents in nearby towns and visitors staying with relatives during the week. The piece closes with an advertisement for Groree Tastelusa Chili Tonle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darnes
Starfox
H&erald
Andrew Fox
Diana
Christian Church
Reva
Assery
Howse
Fox
Baotiet Church
Derryberry
Guse O. White
A.ite
Ed Craig
South Carolina
Jim Hobbs
Craig
Weaver
Nashville
Elizabeth ‘Ougin
N.M. Martin
Bowling Green
John Wells
Elma
Blanche Weason
Ates
Lizzie Payne
Gullating
J. M. Martin
Velma Martin
Minnie Baylisa
Calleoka
Teunia Graves
Monkinley
Texas
Alice B. Cochran
Kilimont
Als
Williams
Hillary Welle
Decatur
Ala
Southport
Craig Wil
Stoke Giles County
Cra
Rebecca Martin
Mt. Pleasant
M. L. Wilkes
Fyans
Campbell
Joe Kerrace
Weatherford
Missally
Spivey
Grippe
Siam
Tennessee House Debates Anti Cigarette Bill and Primary Elections
The Tennessee General Assembly opened with bills to regulate county clerks and musers salaries replacing the old Testes law deemed unconstitutional. An anti cigarette measure was re introduced while a bill on holding primary elections seeks legalized party primaries. A memorial resolution honors Miss Flora Kuba in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasavins
Jan. Tee
General Assembly
RB. M. Bites
Davidson County
Varie County
Tennessee
Etes Cave
Geveral
House
Adama
Wilson County
Soerd
Knoxville
Supreme Court of the United States
Misa Flore Kuba
Senate
Nominating Contest for State Librarian in Nashville
The Democratic caucus met in Nashville to nominate a State Librarian candidate. Mrs Litha B Epperson led with 37 votes, Mollie Hardison 24, Jennie Lauderdale 36, Mary Pleas Jones 8, total 108 votes, 13 ballots without a winner, final tally showing Epperson leading on the last ballot with 39 to 33 for Lauderdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
J. W. Burns
Eldridge
Litha B. Epperson
Davidson
Drennan
Mollie Hardison
Maury
Smith
Jennie Lauderdale
Dyer
Hall
Mary Pleas Jones
Mrs. Epperson
Miss Hardison
Miss Lauderdale
Miss Jones
Mias Epperson
Hall of Representatives
Boa
Mine Lauderdale
Miss Harairon
Secretary of State
Nashville Legislature Considers McMillin Recommendations
Wednesday's session reports Gov McMillin's suggestions gaining support in the Senate and House. Measures discussed include anti cigarette provisions and jury reform modeled on earlier plans, with a focus on amending existing revenue and assessment laws rather than new enactments this session. A jury commission would appoint jurors from county lists. names placed in a box would be drawn as needed. In the Democratic caucus, ballots for State Librarian nominees were taken, producing no decisive result and adjourning to resume later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NasHville
Guv
Moe Millie
McMillin
General Assembly
Senate
Greer
Shelby County
Durham
House
Circuit of Criminal Court
Title Commission
Hell
Rewerk
Goiter Healed by Doctor Godwin Says Patient Grateful
A witness from Shady Grove Hickman Quanty recounts Dr Godwin’s treatment of a man with constipation kidney issues and shortness of breath. The patient claims the goiter vanished and all other ailments improved, though some conditions remain incurable per Degianite. He expresses gratitude for the care received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Cochran
Shady Grove
Hickman Quanty
Hann
Gadwin
Harel
Godwin
Tau
Do You Want Money Woe Farm Mortgages Offer
Do You Want Money Woe offers farm mortgages with rapid processing and no delay. W. J. Exnny & Co promises quick arrangements to secure funds for agricultural purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J, Exnny & Co
Farmers Bank annual meeting reports flourishing deposits
The Farmers and Merchants Bank held its annual stockholders meeting Tuesday with Cashier Browdow presenting a strong financial report. Deposits totaled 203,465.83 dollars, cash and exchange on hand 72,002.74. a 1,500 dollar addition to surplus and a 4 percent semi annual dividend were declared. Directors elected included Eithel Howard and J.B. Brownlow among others. John W. Fry named president, P Brownlow vice president, J. F Brownlow cashier. A Phoenix Bank meeting is set for next Tuesday. A stray horse mule is missing near Mt. Pleasant, offered for reward. contact Eugene Norgrass or J.D. Frierson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ & Merchants’ Bank
Browdow
Messrs. Eithel Howard
J.B. Brownlow
John W. Fry
West End Notes Guests in Greenville Visit
Mr and Mrs Arch McDonald of Blue Point Hickman county stay with W J McDonald while Miss Maud McDonald joins her husband in Greenville Texas to establish a home. Miss Cora and Carrie Gibson depart tomorrow to visit relatives at Mt Beth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch McDonald
Blue Point
Hickman County
W. J. McDonald
Maud Scott
Miss Maud McDonald
Greenville
Texas
Cora
Carrie Gibson
Mt. Beth
Columbia Reading Circle Meeting and Book Influx
Subscribers organized by Mrs. W Mitchell may obtain books at 39 S High St after 2 30 pm daily. A diverse selection of new and popular volumes invites locals to inspect books and catalogs. Also notes high altitude facts and academic appointments amid a compilation of varied items.
Governor's Message Recommends State Indept Reduction
Special to the Herald reports Gov McMillin sent recommendations to the legislature. He urges continuation of a $20,000 two year appropriation for the National Guard and calls for tighter personal property assessments. The message notes a large reduction in state indebtedness and urges re-enactment of the cigarette law amid broader fiscal and regulatory reforms. Additional lines mention a furniture stock influx for a fair trade and other local items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naanveeee
McMillin
Nortiml College
The Commoner Subscription Offer and Mystic Cure Ad
An advertisement promotes The Commoner and Weekly Henate at 81.75 cash in advance, touting political education and Democratic principles. It also markets a Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia claiming rapid relief. Sold by A B Raina, Druggist, Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. Anthony
Promise City
Iowa
A. B. Rains
Columbia
Conmoner
Henate
Hersco
Bryan
A. B. Raina
Denggist
Remarkable Gun Injury Case Involving Lost Eye
Rupert McKnight, son of A. J. McKnight, a Whitsell & Davis mill attorney near Hardison's Mill, fired a gun when the breech-pin flew out and destroyed his eye. Metal fragments surfaced through facial lesions for months, until a two inch breech-pin piece emerged from under the cheekbone and could be removed by surgeons. Though he lost an eye, he values life over the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert McKnight
A. J. McKnight
Whitsell & Davis
Hardison’s Mill
Put Up or Shut Up Steer Offer in Columbia
Hardson and Murry, successors to Pain and Hardison, announce the purchase of 21 young steers weighing 800 to 1,000 pounds for sale at their corner store on South Main and Eighth Streets. They promise prompt polite service and good meat always, challenging rivals in Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nore
Columbia
Hardson & Murry
Pain & Hardison
South Main and
Eighth Streets
W.j.oakes
W. J. Oakes
Atlice and Wactory
N. Main St
Columbia, Tena
New Mill at Ashwood Forms Stock Company
New Mill at Ashwood organized by M E Jones C O Davis and Dr F B Collins begins operations at Ashwood Station for a Nour and corn mill. Planned three stories high with modern machinery, cost 10000, ready by the new wheat crop. Extraordinary bargains offered on leather top phaetons by Stracer A Co. Nashvill e, Jan 5 Supreme Court upholds recorder court act as constitutional affecting many municipalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashwood
M. E. Jones
Davis
FB. B. Collins
J, PY. Sracer A Co
Old Papers For Sale and Storm News Across Regions
An old item notes overstocked papers for sale at one cent the hay market. A severe snow storm has been building for days across Southern Oregon and northern California. Travel is hindered as tracks are not fully cleared and the Southern Pacific faces disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
California
Southern Pacific
Frie Chit Offers Reliable Wagons From Top Makers
A fragmented ad touts dependable wagons and buggies from leading manufacturers at Fries Chit. It urges buyers to choose wisely and value reputation when purchasing a new vehicle or family conveyance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reputsit
Fries
County Court Increases School Funds And Approves Works
The county court fixed the 1901 tax rates for county and school funds and authorized borrowing to pay off debts. It approved 5000 for McDowell school and tabled a 1000 bridge appropriation. The Leftwich Bridge committee was extended to plan bids. Reports covered jail population, road work, and scholastic statistics across white and colored students, with 83 teachers employed and average pay about 30 per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perryville Road
McDowell School
County
Flint
Board of Health
Leftwich
Mitchell
Dodson
Revenue Commissioners
Veteran Postmaster Resigns After Thirty Three Years Service
LYSVILLE, Sept. 6. N Campbell, long time postmaster at Campbellville, has submitted his resignation after serving as assistant postmaster for five years and as postmaster for thirty three years in Uncle Sam’s service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lysville
Reon
San
R. N. Campbell
Campbelleville
Uncle Sam
Land Sale in Maury County Tennessee Auction Notice
In the above styled case W Scribner et al vs Ty Dans tere al Cort at Columbia Ohio near Columbia Tennessee, a deed entered in October term directs sale of a land tract in Maury County Tennessee. The sale, January 26 1901, will be at the courthouse door in Columbia for cash with no redemption, as described in reference deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Cnurt Hou
Tennessee
Maury County
Teenege
J. W. Holder
Janeary Ly Aon
Arinc & My
Ohano Iso
Maury County sale of land per decree at court house
Pursuant to a decree entered at the October term the sale of land will occur at the courthouse door in Columbia Tennessee to the highest bidder. The 67 acre tract lies in the 21st district bounded by Beasley place Butler tract G A Reynolds place and the Oliver church site. Sale free from redemption with notes bearing interest as security for purchase money. Dated January 4. N Akins C. M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dannery, LL
Court House
Columbia
Maury County
Pennessee
Beasley Place
William Owen
ME Olivet
Butler
George G. Daimwoud
G. A. Reynolds
Mra. Kiva W. Bortiin
Tore
Dt . N.akin
Frierson
Mary P. Hine
Tennessee
Tennessa
Pulnakt Tornpike
Plenning & Cason
J. H.due
N. W
M. Cy
Akin
O&m
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Campbell's Station
Osteopathy
Dr. Brown
Voawin
Farmers’ & Merchants
The
Phanix Bank
Eugene Norgrass
Knob Creek
J.D. Frierson
West End
Alldruggista
E.W. Grove
Columbia Reading Circle
Cypress
D. P. Smeer & Co
Europe
Avera Plaza
Switzerland
Hospice of St. Bernard
Colorado
Leadville
Charles Atwnol Kafold
University of California
State Natural History Survey of
Illinios
Persia
Greater
New York
Teheran
Caspian
Islature
Fair Trade
Camp Bf Fee Sarrevreto& Dovson
William Jennings Bryan
Nashvinur
Mille
Supreme G Court
Iy Recirder
Satterfield & Dodson
Squires
Sarreericio & Consox
Circuit Court
W. W. Corbett
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
J. H. Hoffman
Columbia and Williamsport Turnpike Co
Greenlaw, Bay
Frank Boyd
Castoria
Altden
Julian A. Wilson, Et Alva
Samuel W. Daimwood
Columbia, Tenn
L. ©. Cross
M.c.crofford
Kth
Aetriat
H. Hubbell
P. Stockard
Dietriet
Watton
Warley
Florence Hatcherland Baint Ward
W. Galloway
W.D. Churchaiy
Wot. Harris
Hadhey
James Keer
Claweon
Ineterest IK
Killebrew & Hanter
J. W. Stone
E Bole
Loving Mt. Pleasant
W. E. McKennon
Leonard & Voss
P.T. Leonard Wi Ji
Taylor Vous
Gibson
W. N. B. Altow
Terest
Ues
Hub Distriet
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