Public Building Bill Seeks 90000 for City Site
Congressman Padgett introduces a bill in Congress requesting $90,000 to buy a site in Columbia for a public building housing a post office and government offices. The committee questions cover site cost, land values on main streets, location description, local business activity, railroad access, and costs of several local buildings. Fry at Farmers & Merchants Bank is to relay data, while Padgett aims to secure passage this session. Farmers supplies advertised include oats and seed products for planting season.
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Pad
Columbis
Congressman Mercer
Committee
Wngrensman Padgett
Padgett
Jol W. Fry
Fry
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Prines
Carmack Report Clarifies Party Philippine Stance
Washington correspondent notes Carmack’s report and Democratic minority views highlight differences with Republicans on Philippines policy. It signals a potential Bryan-backed shift toward antiimperialism and a unifying campaign document for Democrats, while Republicans warn of risks in reawakening independence hopes. In other items, Columbia Mercantile Storage advertises seeds and farm supplies, household goods, and a Spring stock as a local store promotes a broad merchandise line.
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Washington
Jenifer Carmack
Philippines
Perhaya
Bryan
Democritic
House
Kansas City
Congress
Carmack
Senate
Unclear Textile Sale Details From Fragmented Ad
Fragmented OCR text lists various textiles and prices including table linen bleached and unbleached by yard, fringe linen at 20 each, bolt pricing for long cloth, and imperial cloth for ladies' undergarments. The readable items reference 64 inch and 72 inch linens, and standard per yard pricing, but many words are garbled.
Star Shirt or Colonial Fashion Picks
Quality colored shirts offered at one dollar each with stiff bosom. Also available are Star Shirt and Colonial brands in assorted colors. collars priced at four cents each, in standing or turn down styles.
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Dée
Over the County Items and Local Notices
Cabinet photos and a button offered for $1 at Young's. Miss Kate Thomas of Glendale visiting relatives in Nashville. Mrs. James Pender of Bigbyville sick with typhoid fever. Land loans at 4 percent. Several locals named attending Masonic events in Nashville. Mad dogs near Glendale. Turkeys bought for delivery to Carters Creek Station. Various county residents noted from Maury, including educators and traders. Abstract filed for Federal Chemical Company charter in Wilmington Delaware.
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Young's
Kate Thomas
Glendale
Nashville
James Pender
Bigbyville
Dinning
Ae Peer
Santa Fe
Ino A. Oakes
RE. Nicholy
Bell
W. J. Thomas
Grand Lodge of Masons
Howard Perry
Branham & Hughes
Wanrkcp
Jas. E. Jackson
Houser
James B. Pender
Bighyville
Carters Creek Station
Sam B. Nicho
Maury County
Moeasie
Jas A. Sanders
Joe R. Parham
T. E. Jameson
JR. Wormack
Fairbanks & Morse
Herald Office
Marshall Duggan
Lucius Forrest
Mt. Pleasant
Tom Booker
Lowell Mill Iie
Booker
J. W. Hatcher
Bionehe
Tenn
Hatcher
Tennewsee
Royal Arch
Masons
Spring Hill
Federal Chemical Company of
Wilmington
Del
Register
Nashewie
Tennesaoe Phosphate Co
West
Duck River Booming Amid Floods and Drift Wood Trade
Recent heavy rain has swollen Duck River nearly to overflow. Bill Watson built a raft of timber on the Hood. A large driftwood flow reaches Columbia, enriching the wood catchers’ pockets with notable catches and local activity.
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Duck River
Bill Watson
Hood
Pleniahon Pocketbooks
Columbia
Jellico coal advertised as the best on the market
Columbia Mercantile Storage Co promotes Jellico coal as a fast, clean burning fire with little dust and no clinkers and prices Monarch coal as a strong alternative. The ad urges housekeepers to order to secure trade and mentions subscribing to the Herald.
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Monarch
Columbia Mercantile Storage Co
Dan Ts
Bridge Destroyed on Duck River during Flood
A false work and iron superstructure of the new Leftwich bridge were swept away Tuesday by Duck River floodtide. A Nashville firm had been building the bridge. Foreman Mr. Bentley escaped as the structure collapsed. two women in a canoe nearby were overturned but swam to shore. They nearly froze before reaching a house. Estimated loss about 1,500 dollars.
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Leftwich
Duck River
Can
Nashville
Leftwich Bridge
Bentley
We Sell It Large Stock on Hand by Satterfield and Dodson
We offer a large stock on hand and invite buyers to bring their wagon and take what they want from Satterfield and Dodson.
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Satterfield & Dodson
Royal Welcome for Admiral Schley in Nashville
Nashville January 30 Admiral Schley will arrive Friday evening from Louisville and spend Sunday in Nashville with a quiet visit to the Hermitage. A service at the old church built by Andrew Jackson is planned and a luncheon will be arranged by the Ladies Hermitage Association.
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Nashville
Admiral Schley
Louinville
Jas. BE. Jackson
Houser
Heras
Bad Negress Maggie Lewis Arrested for Pocketbook Theft
Maggie Lewis, colored, a former citizen of Lewisburg, was arrested Monday by Constable Goad on a charge of stealing Tennie Anderson s pocket book. The book was recovered and Lewis was jailed awaiting trial at one o clock tomorrow before Ray and Hayes. She had prior conviction for robbing Mrs. Sima.
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Maggie Lewis
Lewisburg
Goad
Tennie Anderson
Ray
Hayes
Lewis
Sima
Col Arch Hughes Named Postmaster Candidate?
Washington correspondent reports Col Arch Hughes, target of an indignation meeting in Columbia, is seen as likely postmaster with strong backing amid rival applicants and party dynamics. Hughes disputes applying for the post office while noting his local political history and past electorial roles.
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Washington
Arch Hughes
Columbia
Col. Hughes
Congress
Brownlow
Farriss
Harrows and Land Rollers Shine at Sarrerrincp and Dopsoa
Farmers report Harrows and Land Rollers delivering top performance at Sarrerrincp and Dopsoa shows. Dealers note strong demand for durable implements, with several models praised for efficiency and soil conditioning. End-users describe improved seedbed quality and faster field preparation.
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Harrows & Land Rollers
Sarrerrincp & Dopsoa
Grand Lodge Masons Meet in Nashville Today
Special to the Herald. The Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons met in Nashville today. The committee on jurisprudence reported, and memorial addresses honored Past Grand Masters J. C. Cawood and J. B. Bullock, who died during the year, delivered by H. H. Ingersoll and Rev. J. T. Iron. Owners of Milk Cows. We have cotton seed, cotton seed meal, bran, corn, oats, and anything kind of hay. Call us either phone. If Columbia Mercantile Storage Co
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Tf Columbia Mercantile Storage Co
Herald
Nashville
Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons
J. C. Cawood
J. B. Bullock
H. H. Ingersoll
J. T. Lron
Columbia Mercantile Storage Co
Columbia Mercantile Storage Co. Notice of Crop Offerings
In Columbia an advertisement notes farmer support for new seed ideas amid poor corn crops over recent years. The firm promotes yellow and white varieties and urges farmers to obtain corn, oats, and pens from the storage company, listing offerings and terms for purchase.
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Lumbia Mercantile Storage Co
Fire Strikes West End Home of Will Lovell
A West Mind house owned by Will Lovell burned Tuesday around 4:30 pm while the couple was away. Neighbors spotted the blaze, but since the building lay outside the city limits, hand labor fought the flames to little effect. Loss to the house and furnishings is estimated at 500 to 600 dollars with 800 dollars of insurance through Hendley and Wilson. Also advertised is an 18 horse traction engine for sale via Sutterfield and Dediahy.
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Will Lovell
West Mind
Word Woman debate sparks at Harvard lecture
Prof Scott of Michigan told the Modern Language association at Harvard that about 1000 people in the state oppose the word woman in favor of salesladies and other terms. He argues woman is the legitimate Anglo Saxon word and defends its worth despite context.
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Detroit Journal
Scott
University of Michigan
Modern Language Association
Harvard
Double decker overturns injuring Miss Ballentine and Miss Ezell
A Pulaski party's double decker overturned injuring Miss Lady Ballentine who lost two teeth and was head injured while Miss Dimple Ezell was hurt. a youth fell into Pleasant Run creek. Elsewhere a Providence branch wreck attempt near Madisonville Kentucky. Rev W T Carden narrowly escaped drowning after buggy overturn. Attorney General Boydhan dismissed four larceny cases involving Prof J Ben Wilkinson. related defendants repaid sums. Silas McNeeley, 11, Campbell county, arrested for wardering a companion. Also an ad for a nostrum and a Nashville reference on Maury County Republicans."
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Doubledecker
Lady Ballentine
Dimple Ezell
Pleasant Run Creek
W.T. Carden
M. E. Church
Boydhan
J. Ben Wilkenson
Puladki
King & McGraw
Haugh & Lane
Wilberson
Silas McNeeley
Campbell County
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