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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1903

Page

7

Local News Notes From Weac Creek July Delights

Our correspondent reports a busy rural scene with thrashing wheat, potato digging, and canning fruits. Families visit relatives in Mt Pleasant and Boon Creek. deaths include Deth Oakley Taylor, remembered as a cheerful Christian. Residents anticipate rural route changes and honor community ties through family visits and church events.

Peart Petty Emme Fiskis Boon Cree Anna Adams Duden Texas Sheriff Brady Sauts Fe Alien Richard

New Wheat Flour and Local Notes From Evangeline

Advertises Ashton’s Best flour and new grinding, mentions neighborhood representation to the paper, unpaid rent request, attendance at a Mt Pleasant horse show, and several short notices. Names include Mr Rows Sparkman, Taylorsville, Mrs Nannie, Dara Cooper, Addie Hensley, Mrs Etta, Bettie Nelson, Jenkie Nichols, Douglas family, Hattie Douglas, Will Sparkman, Margaret Sparkman, Spring Hill, Mia Brown, George and baby, Hower Lawrence, Evangeline.

Mt Plensant Rows Sparkman Taylorsville Nannie Dara Cooper Addie Hensley Mt. Pleasant Mra Etta Bettie Nelson Jenkie Nichols Mins Ave Douglas Neice Hattie Douglas McCains Will Sparkman Margaret Sparkman Spring Hill Mia Brown George Baby Hower Lawrence the Herald

Beara the The Kind You Nava Always Bought Len Within TwrGeyvile

Bigbyville, July 8. On next Sunday morning instead of the usual sermon, Children's Day service will be observed. The committees are working hard though the prevailing epidemic of whooping cough hampers progress. Community excitement follows the 4th at Mt. Pleasant with local visits and gatherings. The young people look forward to a cream supper on the school grounds the 15th. Wheat threshing continues between showers with yields lower than average, while potato prices help offset losses. Bardock Blood Bitters advertised as a health tonic.

West Point Bro.Gray Misa Forrest Walters Mt. Pleasant W. J. Passmore Bighyville Dodson Chas Mahon Poar Ton Carter Creox Mire Deth Oakley Taylor Ashe Earth Bro. Gray Bigbyville Touressniva George H. Cayce Denver Col Robert Payne Mies Lena Cayes Cayce Minnie Perry Nashville J. W. B. Thomas Darke Mill Robert Worley Robert Perry Heereford Tex Irs J. H. Ray Lewisburg Moore

Inter-urban Rail Showdown Threatens Court Battle

Nashville Tennessee July 4 Inter urban railroad directors meet to resolve a bitter power struggle between factions led by Messrs Connor and Ruth Causing fear that the dispute will be tied up in court and halt rights tied to county and city. The row centers on stock control and proposed sales with Pittsburg financier F Haskell involved but not yet funding.

Herald Nashville Teen Connor Ruth Mr. Ruth F. Haskell Pittsburg Haskell Pittsburg. A Nashville Bank

Mt Pleasant Turnpike Company Appeal Motion Denied

The court refused to rule on the motion for an appeal from its action regarding the commissioners report. Counsel argued lack of adjournment and jurisdiction, while the court held no adjudication had been made and the company had no right to appeal.

J. A. Sameer Mt. Pleasant Turnpike Company Turnpike Company

Public meeting called on extending Bear Creek pike

Citizens of Bedford Marshall and Maury Counties urged to attend a public meeting at Chapel Hill on Saturday July 11 to discuss extending the Bear Creek pike from Shelbyville to Columbia and nearby towns via Chapel Hill Caney Springs and Unionville to improve pike drive relations and commerce. Local organizers include H B McCORD N D Crawford W D Ferguson and Dr Garrett White.

Chapel Hill Teen Bear Creek Unionville Caney Springs Shelbyville Columbia

Hotel Men Change Places in the South

Birmingham July 4 Robert H Forman longtime Attalla House proprietor and Florence Hotel successor in Anniston will assume management of the Florence Hotel on August 1. He is a well known hotel man in the South R B Jones will return home to Columbia Tennessee after a recent eastern trip.

Birmingham Ala Robert H. Forman Attalla House Attails Calhoun Anniston Florence R. B. Jones Cen Colombia Tenn

Three Building Lots for Sale near Reservoir

Three nice Haddox property building lots offered for cash sale near the reservoir. Apply to Salmon & Acne Attorneys for details and terms.

Haddox Reservoir Salmon & ‘Acne Ldaw-Tf

County Court Allocates 500 For Maury Farm Exhibits

The County Court appropriated 500 to pay prominent five farm exhibits at the Maury county fair. The funds, to be controlled by committees appointed by County Court, were supported with little opposition. The court also approved building a bridge over Leipar's Crack near Church and another over Duck River at Howlanst's.

Promine Maury County Leipar's Crack Duck River Howlanst's

Sad accident at Bryant's Station ends in tragedy

Miss Jones, a prominent young woman from Columbia, was thrown from a horse near Bryant Station Monday afternoon and severely injured. She died after a night of uncertainty as doctors attended to her head and internal injuries. Her brother N. M. Jones and relative W. A. Voas are noted locals.

Regent’ ‘S Misra Jones Miss Joes Bryant Station J. J. Wilkes Jones Columbia N. M. Jones W. A. Voas

Wheat buyers call for top prices in Ashton market

Wheat merchants announce high prices and ready sacks in Ashton. Buyers seek to purchase grain, offering top rates and prompt delivery. Local traders promote quick cash and reliable handling for farmers delivering wheat.

Wreck at Campbell’s Station on L N Rail Line

A L N railroad wreck at Campbell’s Station Monday night around 10 40 resulted in three cars derailing some shattered and dumped phosphate but no injuries. One freight car wheel broke, the train freight cars were lightly loaded and the yard of W L Caskey sustained damage. Track and yard fences were uprooted and shade trees torn up causing short delay to traffic.

Campbell's Air W. L. Caskey

Unclear cosmetic claims linked to liver health

A fragmented ad-like passage claims repulsive facial features in certain young women signal liver trouble. It promotes Herbine as a remedy to cleanse the bowels regulate the liver and improve complexion, priced 50 cents at Ri clear.

Hit by pitched ball at Riverside injures Dick Wilkes

Dick Wilkes was struck on the left temple by a straight pitch at Riverside in Teanent. He lost consciousness for about an hour, then recovered enough to be brought to town and begin improving. He is not yet able to work, and is expected to miss Phenix Bank duties until Saturday. Barley Parker Jr. pitched when the accident occurred.

Ongagin Riverside Teanent Dick Wilkes Wan Phenix Bank Barley Parker, Jr Wilkes

Leonidas Polk Bivouac Recalls Gettysburg Charge

Monday meeting of Leonidas Polk bivouac featured Very Hitelebi translation and reports of the famous Gettysburg charge by V. Kinser and others. Writings recount the near-obliteration of the speaker's division with one leg lost, as the group honored fallen members S. L. Nestey and J. W. Webb with resolutions.

Leonidas Polk Alecret V. Kinser L ' Titan B. FE Motside W. R Elam Devivor Vianete Gettysborg Waa Présant Reid Bivense L. Nestey J. W. Webb

Ewell Gun Club Shoot Marks A Fine Day For Handgun Event

The Ewell Gun Club held a successful shoot on the fourth with sixty five shooters from nearby towns and beyond. Crowds enjoyed lunch, prizes, and a festive atmosphere as high score honors went to W. G. Barr of Gullatin who claimed the day’s top prize, while visitors praised the club’s grounds and hospitality.

Geo Galvin Nash Neengl Thompaca Columba Pleasant Ville Gee Abtama TF Ae Colombes Calambra Richols Alec Franc Moore Dorfleet Figuers Ms. Jameon Mr. Yokley jcMeen Mr. Foster Ladiew Cam McKay Matton W. G. Barr Gullatin Franklin Boys Bette Howe Ewell Gan Club

Tribute of Respect for W. S. L. Neeley in 1903 record

Memorial from Conhide Polk Bivouac to Comrade W. S. L. Neeley of Maury County Tennessee who died June 15 1903 at age sixty seven. He served in Company G Ninth Tennessee mounted regiment and was paroled May 1865. Funeral held at McDaniel Cumberland Presbyterian Church Columbia Tennessee. Also notices on wheat and oats for sale by W J Dale Block Yards.

Conidae Polk W.&. L. Neeley WS. L. Neeley Neeley Bigbyville Association of Confederate Soldiers, Tennessee L. Neelley Maury County Tennesese Nesses Pontofiles Columbia Tennessee Cumberland Presbyterian Church McDaing Watertt Wm. A. Smith W. Gordon J. A. Barker Colombia

Matrimony by Poetic Justice in Alabama Field

A Blount County farmer and justice of the peace performs a roadside wedding in a buggy with a horse and mule as witnesses. The ceremony is recorded in a quirky, poetic style noting the couple James and Lyle being united in the state and county, amid rustic humor and country life.

Alabama Tia State of Alabama Blount County Silat James Lyle Dooley Jim

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