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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1900
Page
2
Our busy store offers a clear up of summer goods with 14 to 1g off regular prices. Bargains include fine striped and figured dimities offered per yard at low sale prices. Stock taking time includes wigs and various fabrics as part of the clearance event.
A chaotic ad shows heavy discounts on men s suits from 15 817.00 to 11 50 with choices including 210 212 prices. Clearance prices cut suits to 7 75 and 4 94 for various models. Hose and large Smyrna rugs also offered with select values and limits per customer.
The annual meeting of stockholders of Maury Dry Goods Co. and Lawrence Iron Co. will be held at the Union Trust Company building in Nashville on Tuesday for election of directors and other business as may arise. Also notes local notices about ads, events, and community items in Maury County.
Deputy Sheriff Arthur Church faced a jail breakout when prisoner Lewis Lucius and others rushed toward the outer door. Church sprang into action grabbing Lucius, warding off a mop handle blow, and forcing the escapees back into the corridor until Sheriff Hight secured them in their cells. Lucius had previous charges of horse theft and mule theft at Mt. Pleasant.
The note proclaims a bold slogan for Cry Gas & Freep Co claiming to be the headquarters for first class wheat and attention to quality.
The author withdraws from the Maury County Ninth Civil District Tax Assessor race citing reduced office fees and time concerns. He thanks supporters, clarifies confusion about supporting Sheriff Hight, affirms confidence in Hight’s re election, and expresses gratitude to Maury County voters.
Farmers urged to buy Tennessee wheat from Sarrkarix and Denson for home and foreign shipments with unlimited supply and unmatched facilities and prices. The ad promotes best quality wheat from Tennessee.
County Court adjourned after a quiet session with petitions from Sird school district citizens to subdivide. The court refused subdividing, adjusted lines to include L. S. Scriboer lands in the 33rd and WT. Brooke lands in the 15th, and appointed a committee to study establishing a county High School as work backlog delays a full report.
A Columbia audience enjoyed a sentimental, undemanding stage show titled Singin Skule. Performers from the school and community, including Davy Doodle and The Old Fiddler, delivered humorous pantomime and song with playful chaos and broad, affectionate humor. Proceeds supported the honoree Camille Lle Herxpax and the Thursday Evening Magical club.
A long price list features men's cuffs collars belts fans and hardware with low prices, plus a note naming attendees Louis Loep, Mt. Pleasant Jake Goldberg Cincinnati Moses Gross Sr Jr and Joe Ritt Columbia. An East Lynne drama at Glendale High School on July 10 benefits Methodist and Presbyterian churches, tickets 15 cents adults 10 cents children.
A concise catalog-like notice describes rubber tired surries and buggies with 1900 style influences, noting varied widths and finishes. It highlights options including leather or cloth trimming and multiple color paints, inviting inquiry to See S srrknriunny and Boreas.
A deed filed in the Register's office shows R C Murphy and wife transferring 1 acre of land to John Ruhm Jr for 811,000, about 817 per acre. The two tracts include 173 acres in the 10th district and 257 acres in the 7th district with phosphate deposits.
Market seeks up to 500000 bushels of wheat at Ak for a limited timber sale. Columbia Mill and Elevator announces dates June 20 21 for the purchase opportunity.
Card from the bankers addresses patrons about overdrafts. Banks will not allow overdrawing after July 1, 1000, to avoid using funds set aside for others. Officers may grant loans, but after July 15 executives forbid drawing against accounts without sufficient credit. Signed by bank officials and dated June 15, 1000.
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