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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1903
Page
4
A plan proposes the city convey the old public school grounds on Embargo Street to a private enterprise for a boys school and dormitory. The deal would keep the site dedicated to schooling, with possible street openings to improve access and address neighborhood objections.
Nashville Daily News says Bryan’s bolt unsettles newspapers and critics who label him bore thief or tramp. The piece argues party factions fear his move, viewing it as a revolt against grafted press and hidden influences, exposing agendas and dawning a potential split in the Democratic camp.
A Courier-Journal report notes increasing mob violence against African Americans in the North, citing cases in Danville New Jersey New York and Liberty New York. The piece argues Northern mobs reflect rising concern and editors blame crime narratives spreading beyond the South.
The Rural Route plan outlines routes 1 through 10 starting from Columbia Nee tf and 12 from Maton 14 Broadview 14 15 and 14 Colombia on Mateinee Lot 28 Glendale W to M4 inclusive Cullenka 85 and de Witlina report to reduce confusion in establishing the system.
The Noahville Banner endorses Rev A P McFerrin of Columbia Tenn as a potential successor for the Methodist Publishing House Book Agent post. It notes his ministry and business credentials, dispute history, and appeal across conferences while urging merit over party alignment. The piece also rails against lynch law and justice flaws.
An old style ad lists fabrics for skirts or dresses for next Saturday and Monday. It mentions 85 yard cotton voile in grey, wool red mixtures, and 250 price, plus 160 per yard. Includes 40c and 50c fabrics at Deca to of god Pure white Japanese Crepe, and pure white Linen Etamins priced at 40c per yard. Yard wide Linen Colored Pemgee.
The letter from W. J. Webster of Columbia Tenn. critiques local school plans, arguing failure of several Andrews and King property options, favors establishing an agricultural college and dairy program in Maury County on a large, tillable 146 acre farm, with broad citizen support and local leadership. He warns against outside funds and urges prudent local guidance.
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