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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1901
Page
7
Rain Revives Crops and Local News In Campbell Station
A heavy night shower boosts vegetation and wheat ripsen. many locals report illness and travel. Community notes mention thresher plans, visitors from Nashville and Dallas, teachers at Lewisburg and Columbia institutes, and upcoming Methodist Children’s Day program.
Death Angel Claims Water Valley Merchant A R Roach
Water Valley mourns as A R Roach a longtime merchant dies at age about mayor after long illness. Services held at Goshen with Rev Bian Hendsley. Survived by wife children parents and siblings. Funeral followed by burial in Goshen cemetery amid flowers and somber gathering. Protracted meeting at Union Church set for August. Community visits and condolences noted for many local residents and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Valley
Methodist Church
Earth
Roach
Our Valley
Goshen
Bian Hendsley
Union Church
Wheat Storage Offer Brings Quick Cash On Receipts
We are prepared to furnish sacks and store your wheat and you can get money on our receipts. This is the way to bridge over the present loss. Bell Phone 7 Citizens 102, dumbin Mercantile Storage Co. WF
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Dumbin Mercantile Storage
Protracted Greetings From Mt Nebo Family
MPONERO AND 34W DUS VALLEY Mt Nebo July 1 We have been tardy of Inte and will remember as one of the family We honor Me Landers plan of speaking out for right’s sake Childress Day was observed the fourth Sunday in dune An interesting program by the children Rew HLS McBride now in Waverly spent days with relatives He preached at Neko Sunday before a serene tow lane congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Nebo
Landers
Alwave
Dgbt
Dune
Hls
McBride
Waverly
Neko
Missionary Rally and Local Notices Preview
There will be a large Missionary rally on Wednesday July 3 with Rev A P McFerrin preaching in the morning. Dinner will be served on round. Holiness evangelist Mr Poker recently spoke at the schoolhouse. Sickness reports mention Bayne Jr and Frank Walker house. Rogers visit Mrs Plenty notes strict cash only policy at Covemera Mite and Everywhere Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Columbia
Hampshire
A. P. McFerrin
Poker
Frank Walker
Cony Bayne Jr
Bunnon
Hill
Mrs. Rogers
Local store offers widest stock of buggies in Columbia
Over a hundred on floor as Sarrenciono and Consox announce large stock of buggies surries phaetons and buckboards. Children’s Day party held at Misses Viola and Ophelia Cathey home. Mt. Carmel observed Children's Day last Sunday. Mrs. Sallie Warren and child visited R. B. Warren family. Mrs. Margaret Glenn improving as Mr. B. C. Stephenson also improving while Mrs. Rebecca Stephens is not better. Chover Lear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Sarrencieno & Consox
B. C. Stephenson
Rebecca Stephens
Lear
Dark Angel claims James Gregory Sr in heartful obituary note
The report recalls the death of James Gregory Sr after the previous day’s events. He joined the church years ago and led a Christian life, leaving a wife and children to mourn his loss. His remains were laid to rest at Bow Hill Cemetery. Protracted meeting begins at Godwin Chapel the second Sunday in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timmons
James Gregory
Bow Hill
Godwin Chapel
Bertha Wallace
Santa Fe
John Fraser
J. A. Rushton
Columbia
Local Visitors and Church Notices From Lyonville Area
Honere's father Mr Jo Pennington and Miss Raine of Texas visit her relative Mr George Raine in His county. Mr dull Coena visits friends here, Mr Porter Harrison and sister Miss Ide of this place visit Miss Etta Hutcherson. Mr Ronewood Ketsey of Florida after visiting his brother R M Kelvey returns to his father. Mrs Spivey will preach for Breck Hill congregation on the second Sunday in July and on Saturday night and Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers Institute
Columbia
Mra
J. O. Mahoney
Dallas
Texas
Anna Kennedy
Orr
Mooresville
Irene White
White
Lerlek
Clarrieste Allen
Maggie Kannon
Smyrna
Mia
Lizzie White
Myrtle Gracy
Marshall County
Bruce White
On Frank
Ec, Fitzgerald
McCains
Tommie McWilliams
Elkmont
Ala
Clarence Tracy
Ennis
N. M. Martin
Nashville
Gertrude Orr
Mooreaville
Blanche Coffey
Pearl Gracy
Gracy
Florida
Myrtle Thompson
Camden
Missouri
Joe Coffey
Roberson Fork
Daisy Sham
Culleoka
Tnly
Culleoka Academy
Moore Testitute
Messrs
R. L. Harris
J. P. Graham
Harris
McCulus
Graham
Cullooku Academy
Daisy Lawrence
Lewisburg
Rock Dale
the Ancient Mariner
Lontie
Tomlinson
Mamie Alford
Lucy Howell
Messra
Graham and Bailey
Ales Lou Erwin
Bessie
Jim ¢ Ram
Hrevin
Quondan
Lou Coch
Ran
Mika Heexie
Spiva
Bailes
Hobbs
Sam C. Wilkes
Night Ville
Mise Campbell
Alabama
Mise Mattie Tomlinson
Mary Gillespee
Franklin
W. OB Franklin
Mr. Lupton
Washington
Leenburg
Ed Henderson
A. P. Walker
Vanderbilt University
Honere
Jo Pennington
Lyonville
Spivey
Osteopathy Ad Offers Cure Claims at Local Infirmary
An osteopathic clinic at Godwin Osteopathic Infirmary on West Seventh Street advertises Dr Brown and Emma Godwin, graduates of Kirksville American School of Osteopathy. The notice claims osteopathy can treat a wide range of conditions, asserts high cure rates for piles and constipation, and offers a “No cure No Pay” policy with a price of twenty cents for a laxative remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godwin Osteopathic Infirmary
West Seventh Street
Methodist Church
Thehhange
Dra. Brown
Emma Godwin
American School of Osteopathy
Kirkeville, Mo
Teachers Institute engages and inspires local educators
The Teachers Institute continues with strong attendance as students work hard toward exams. Prof Darah of Union City lectures on beginning work and safeguarding against mistakes. The Athenaeum hall hosts teacher visitors, James A. Bostick opens with reading, and Miss Cassie Friel sings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darah
Union City
Callon
Webb
Nashville
Athenaeum
James A. Bostick
Mt. Pleasant
London
Page
Geography
Concoe Hy
Cassie Friel
Mary J. Hines
Annie Mai
Roth Fleming
Ruben
Mise
Glidys Dedman
Aris Ralus
Senator Carmack on Philippine trade boosts cotton prices
In a debate sparked by the Memphis Commercial Appeal, Senator E W Carmack questions claims that U S gains from Philippine trade and cotton exports lift prices. He cites figures showing exports to China and Japan rising since 1899 and argues US trade grew without colonial holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga News
E. W. Carmack
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Orient
Phillipines
Far East
Philippines
Carmack
Commercial Assoent
Amerjon Tagal
Aml
Commission of the
China
Philippine Islands
Japan
Great Britain
Britain
Hong Kong
Wateway
United States
England
Philppines
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W. T. Porter
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Mponero
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Covemera Mite & Evevaron Co
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Sarreavidty & Dooson
Parker “Lucky Curve” Fountain Pen
W. P. Woldridge
Osteopathic Department
Brown Godwin, Eprron
Tommy
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THE
Teachers’ Institute
Mr. Lawson Amignel
Hyyyhinal
John Trot
Wood Moore
Price
J. E. Manix Dry Goods CO
Union Streets
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