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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
10
Columbia Savings & Trust Co writes on the duty of providers to arrange for administration guardianship or trusteeship and offers to handle trusts with careful civic attention. The notice encourages banking with the institution.
A fragment from Mound City highlights a high price on paint and mentions Street Martin and Vaughn Co. A Hampshire couple, Mr and Mrs Arthur Thompson, celebrate the arrival of a fine boy. Chaffin Bros. advertises a large shipment and the Monte Christo Melon is praised nationwide.
Mrs. Jeffries aged sixty seven died Friday at her daughter's home on Cemetery Avenue after months of illness. She leaves husband Tom Jeffries and four children. Funeral Saturday at 11 at Sa A. Dinwiddie with interment at Hill. James Watson farmer on Carter's Creek pike died Monday after a long illness. He is survived by wife and four children, one in Texas. Funeral services were held Tuesday at West Point Church.
Clifford Whitaker v City of Maury County case on trial in Circuit Court after arrest the night Booker Washington spoke. Jury listed includes Kinser Voxall Fitzgerald Wise Hardison Chaffin Duke Warren Crews Sellars Morrow Andrews. Arguments to be concluded Thursday afternoon. Also State for use Ben Davis v Davis et al seeks $500 on bond guarantees. Robertson v Martin ends in compromise.
Four rebuilt McCormick binders and two rebuilt Deering binders offered for sale by Serge OE and EWING.
W T Boas pastor of First Christian church and head of Tennessee Orphans Home leaves Thursday for two weeks to visit Fayetteville Sparta Mc Minnville Murfreesboro and other places. He admitted four children to the orphanage whose mother died this week at Theta with the youngest six weeks old.
The Columbia bar address by H P Figueras will speak to the Mt. Olivet Missionary class Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
A two day inland rail excursion from Columbia with morning train stops offers admission to Mammoth Cave for five dollars. Tickets include hotel boarding and routes through the cave. Contact a L. N. agent for details. June 22.
Rev. J. W. McDonald of Decatur Illinois will preach Sunday morning at 11 o clock at the First Presbyterian church and Sunday evening at the union service to be held at the First Methodist church.
J A Sloan of the Board of Trade reports a communication from Southern Express seeking better service for Columbia. The issue centers on New York Express arriving hours late because it does not meet Train No 1 at 3 46 am, delaying freight to Train No 7 and pushing delivery to 11 am. Merchants face a 24 hour stock-marking delay, while the company declines extra expense to meet Train No 1.
Hon. Henry C. Snodgrass, dubbed the "Red Fox," electrified about five hundred attendees in the Maury Circuit Court, denouncing machine politics and defending a free judiciary. He attacked Ledgerwood and demagogues, spoke of home rule and Jeffersonian ideals, and warned against court-packing and coercion of the judiciary.
Warm weather brings a selection of teas Indian Ceylon Colomy Gunpowder and Periwaller and White House teas. Coffees include White House Maxwell House Capital Blend and Turner's First Quality Good Roasted Coffee priced from thirty cents a can to five pounds for one dollar.
A 1910 Nashville letter from Flat Creek asks Sec. Hickman if pension status depends on backing the administration. Hickman replies no man has been added or dropped for politics while current Pension Board members serve. The page also includes an eczema ad for Dean's Ointment claiming rapid relief and cure.
Manager McGaw announces fair boxes go on sale Tuesday at 10 am at Woldridge's drug store rear. Price rises slightly from last year but box holders gain matinee race meeting access the July four days of racing and all fair meetings this year. A $5 deposit is required with remaining balance due July and September.
The Entertainment Committee apportions delegates among denominations for the June 14 to 18 State Sunday school convention. Each church area will host a set number of delegates with lodging and breakfast provided by hosts. sub committees will solicit homes and begin soon. A Page chairs the committee urging hospitality as a Christian duty. Dr Thomas Electric Oil advertised for sore throat.
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