Special Clearance in Laces And Embroideries
Special clearance items include laces and embroideries with prices listed as 44 cents 89 cents and 19 cents.
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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1912
Page
4
Notion Specials and Trinkets list from paper
A fragmented advert lists notions and small items with prices such as pins belts buttons handkerchiefs and assorted small goods. It mentions 2 cakes good toilet soap per box 2 cards pearl buttons and ladies handkerchiefs including 2 for and 1 cent pricing.
Voiles and Muslins Sale Prices By Yard
Sale list shows various voile and lawn fabrics with stripes and figures in multiple qualities and colors. Prices per yard range from 22 to 35 cents for plain and fancy voiles, with extensive stock noted including 6000 yards of figured lawns in several colors.
Clearance Sale On Ladies Underwear And Gowns
Readable sale notes offer chemises gowns corset covers and drawers in mixed condition priced up to 1.25 with mussed handling. Quality gowns lace trim chemises underskirts and petticoats listed with clearance pricing around 0.39 or 1.50 in varied items including undershirts and combination suits.
Tyne Opens Campaign in Gallatin Promotes Reform
Nashville July 1 Thomas J Tyne candidate for governor opened his campaign at Gallatin Saturday. He urged elimination of petty politics, proposed four state commissions to study agriculture mining publicity and taxation, and backed repealing temperance laws while endorsing liquor sales in large cities with strict regulation. He attacked a rival plan to refer whisky questions to white voters as unconstitutional and urged a compulsory primary law and honest back tax assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Thomas J. Tyne
Gallatin
Tyne
Bate
Col. Trousdale
Sumner
Col.Trousdale
Col. Trousadale Wes
House
Lfe
Tennessee
Tennesese
Tennesee
Mc Tyne
Sumner County
Equalizing Boards
J C G Blackburn Dead in Texas
J C G Blackburn died in Bell county Texas on June 19 after a short illness. He left five children forty grandchildren and fifty six great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Born December 21 1832 in Maury County Tennessee he moved with his family across and settled in Bell County near Killeen and later at Bear Creek before returning to the old home place. He joined the Civil War in 1863 serving in Shoalwater’s regiment and was discharged in 1865. A longtime Methodist and pioneer, he helped blaze the way for civilization and carried farm goods in ox wagon to Kosse and Austin. He and Mary Ann Chambers celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in 1900. She died about four years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Churchwell Galns Blackburn
Bell County
Texas
Hale Wu
Lone Star
Hede
Maury County
Tenn
Mary Ann Chambers
Poses Overland
WiMamson County
Saldo
Killeen
Bear Creek
Old Home Place
Bell
Coryell Countes
Kosse
Austin
Watt Graves
D. Shoalwater
Arizona
Methodist Church
Nolan Camp Ground
Ffty
Tennessee
John
Mary Ann
Aim
Joe T Wilkes to Make the Race in Maury County
Joe T Wilkes of Sawdust Valley announces candidacy for justice of the peace in the eighth district which covers the old tenth and fourteenth districts. A merchant and longtime miller, he is a prominent western Maury County citizen with hundreds of warm friends and strong support. He is progressive, public spirited, generous, and qualified for an efficient discharge of duties, his election adding to the justice body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedvy
Elghth
Wilkes
Sawdust Valley
Eoun
Maury County
Justice of the Peace
Regular leader supports Tyne for governor in Maury County
Thor H Peebles, a top regular faction leader, wore a Tom Tyne button and admitted backing Tyne for governor. He and partner Thos B Forgey now back the same candidate, signaling a large Maury County following and potential inter-faction fights as other regulars may back different contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thor. H. Peebles
Tyne
Govenor
Thos. B. Forgey
Forgey
Maury County
Peeties
Nashville
Peebles Haa
Best Statement Issued by Bank Trust Company
A bank trust company issues its best six month report ending June 20 showing growth across departments. The statement highlights record figures for deposits and shareholdings, indicating strong expansion and high confidence from depositors and investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Bank & Trust
Gymnasium Work Underway at Columbia Military Academy
Work has begun to remodle the old arsenal magazine at Columbia Military Academy into a first class gymnasium. The roof will be raised and a gallery layout added to provide a longer and slower pace for winter exercises, greatly enhancing athletic training and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Military Academy
Supreme Court Judges Return Home After Adjournment
Report from Jackson on June 27 notes judges have gone to their homes after the term's adjournment. Judge Neil plans to travel to Trenton in a few days and will receive two months of rent before resuming court in Knoxville. General Chee 7 Cates has returned to his home in Vila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Tern
Supreme Court
M. M. Neil
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Notion Specials
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Price
Thos. J. Tyne
J. C. G. Blackburn
Joe T. Wilkes
Dust Valley
FOR Justice OF Peace
T. Tyne
THE
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