War talk and church notes from the Columbia Herald
The Columbia Herald discusses Nashville fire insurance rates as competition fails and companies set the prices. It laments rising militarism in Germany and questions rebuilding McKendree Church in Nashville, urging open doors and nightly services to energize the parish. It also comments on Tennesse politics surrounding Gov. McMillin Carmack and Taylor, arguing against revenge and noting past loyalties and defeats.
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Nashville
Sensational Suspicions Rise Over Nashville Fires
Special to the Herald reports three large Nashville fires in ten days threaten incendiary action. Law separating races on street cars began July 5, provoking sullen and indignant responses among Black residents. Some fear town burning threats are real, though no solid evidence supports it.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Rural Letter Carriers Elect Tennessee Officers
The State Convention of the Rural Letter Carriers of Tennessee met in Nashville. N. A. Wiseman of Columbia was elected president, Woldridge of Macon County became vice president, and Whitfield of Montgomery County was named secretary. The next convention will be in Columbia. About 1,200 rural carriers exist in Tennessee, promising a sizable gathering. Representatives from Columbia included Wiseman Tanner McEwen Home and Crawford.
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Tennessee
Nashville
N. A. Wiseman
Columbia
Woldridge
Macon County
Whitfield
Montgomery County
J. W. Tanner
T. C. McEwen
W. H. Home
W. 8
Crawford
Colamma
Local Notes on Jobs Jul 4 1906 and Town Affairs
Sam Ye gains a Wig'a tindanhily chop place while Cecil Hunter is promoted to extra freight conductor. Ed Frank Wilson acts as cash Poy xt McKennon. Bray takes a watch repair post in Columbia. Jos Tove joins W. P. Woldridge. Many local moves and transfers lay out community activity including sales, deliveries, street work, and an echo of church events and society news.
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Sam Ye
Wig
Cecil Hunter
Ed Frank Wilson
Cash Poy
McKennon
Anderson Foat
KE. B. Bray
Pualski
Jarrin Bros
Jos Tove
W. P. Woldridge
Henry Alexander
Nashville
Sam Howard
Alcorna Dr
Houston Thomas
Birmingsham
John Fraser
Levi Church
Carters Creek
Lazarus Bros
Lonsville & Nashville
J. H. Kannon
Glendale
Riverside Park
G. W. Nichols
W. J. Guest
Even & Mount Kot
West End
Mr. Guest
J. R. Ward
Galloway Street
Dale Cottage
6Th Street
South Columbia
M. B. Sloan
South Main Street
Walker Avenue
Eighth Itreet
Niavile
Nashville & Chattanooga
Columbia
Mossie
Leland Flume
James E
Cumberland Telephone Co
Thorday
Arthurs
Church
Democratic
Peank W Williams
Bohol
Elktton
Tenn
Mia Merry Boatick
J. A. Kestick
Elastian
Pires
Williame
Miss Bestick
Howard
Maury County
Williams
Giles County
Elton
Frank Williams
Pleasant Moget Gumberland Presbyerian Ice Cream Fest
The Ladies' Missionere Society of Pleasant Moget Gumberland Presby eran will host an ice cream festival Tuesday evening at 4 six o'clock at the church on Eran Fuori Road. The event supports the quarterly meetings and benefits for local churches and organizations. Included are guests from Bethel Bevel Ang and other nearby communities.
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Ladies’ Missionere Society of
Richardson couple establish household on Galloway Street
Mr and Mrs Allen Richardson move into housekeeping on Galloway Street. Mrs Pinion traveled to Lynnville yesterday due to the serious illness of the late child of Mr and Mrs Jim Gilliam. Mr J A McAlister has recovered from an illness. Miss Helen Higdem of Lyonville will visit Mrs Arrn Holtz next week. More anon.
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Loole—ville & Nashville Railroad
Opon
Howling Green
Decatur
Ala
Foster
Lyedville
H. P. Fergueson
Wood Street
Broad Avenue
Columbia
L. W. Hart
Hattiesburg
Mies
Columbian
M. B. Sloan
South Main Street
Walker Avenue
East Eighth Street
Sloan
Lazarus
Willian Blount
Allen Richardson
Galloway Street
Pinion
Lynnville
Jim Gilliam
J.a.mcalister
Helen Higdem
Lyonville
Arrn Holtz
McKennon Anderson Poster Clean Sweep Sale Captivates Columbia
Consumers pour in from near and far as McKennon Anderson Poster showcases a sweeping sale in Columbia. Bargains abound across fabrics and domestic goods from 3¢ prints to 10¢ per yard items, with new stock on Saturdays and a generous selection of remnants, linens, and buttons.
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Columbia
Sea Yard
Stud and Barrel
Tor
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Columbia Herald
The
Herald Publishing Company
Columbia Tenn
F. D. Lander
Berlin
Germany
McKendree
McKendree Yard
McKendree Church
Gath
Vendome
McEndree
Gov. McMillin
Carmack
Gov. McMillie
Tennerass
Biteene
Gov
Mevillin
Guv. Taylor
Gov. Taylor
Gen. Bate
Gov .Taylor
Carmack & Hands
Frazier
Bate
MR. Root
Washington
Chaser
Colum
Bia
A. A. Barker
South Main
South Garden Streets
Barker & Co
North Garden Street
Barker Mercantile Co
Havana
Cuba
Game Company
Mess. Hardin Thomas
H. Forgey
Interstate Live Stock Insurance Co
Washington, D. C
Ina Com
Duke Harlan
Grant Courtright
Piintiak Lodge
D. Nowlin
Bigbyville
Thoreday
Matry County Biolona
Maury
Court House
BON Ton
Tme Bon Ton
Religious News
Fergmescada
Wood Strart
Nim
Mbite City Amnenment Co
Webb & Lansdown, Butchers
Mr. Lansdown
South Columbia Rews
King’s
Ingrain
Brussels
Hackett, Carhart & Co
Feetheiwey Fisher Co
Schloss Bros. & Co
Manhattan
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