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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1900
Page
5
Ladies Flexible Welt Shoes at Reduced Price
A sale of Ladies Flexible Welt Shoes features lace Mannish toes in sizes 2 to 5 1 2, offered at 2 dollars 35 cents from a prior price of 3 dollars. The deal highlights a significant discount aimed at shoppers seeking value.
Infant Shoes Display Pleases or Requests Feedback
An ad highlights a large assortment of infant shoes with a call to customers to approve or critique the selection. If pleased, tell others. if not, tell us.
Vaccination Plan Under County Health Board in Maury County
The County Board of Health takes charge of smallpox in Maury County and Columbia city. Physicians will vaccinate all willing residents free of charge starting Monday, with mobile visits to families. Daily reports on new cases and deaths will be posted to the public, and a countywide vaccination order is issued with penalties for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Maury County
County Health Board
Eer Aariee
State Board
Voorhies
Fetrera
Thomans
Herann
County Board of
Board of Mayor and Aldermen of
Board of Mayor and Aldermen
Ity
Smallpox Scare Eases After Board of Health Check
The Wept family reported Albert Sheppard had smallpox signs but after Dru Wilkes and Williamcon of the City Board of Health examined the case they pronounced it not to be smallpox. The flag was put back up and Albert’s illness is mild. no confinement was needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheppard
Albert
Voorhies
Dru
Wilkes
Willamcon
City Board of Health
Indictments Reported Against Dr W K Sheddan
Rumor says the grand jury at the present term of the Criminal Court returned three indictments against Dr W K Sheddan for failing to report smallpox cases to health authorities. Court records cannot be released until the next term, and Dr Sheddan denies knowledge of the indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Criminal Court
W. K. Sheddan
Sheddan
Board of Health Orders Six-Pupil Vaccination in Maury County
The Board of Health requires all schools in Maury County to vaccinate six pupils who have not been fully vaccinated within the past twelve months. The order demands immediate action to ensure these pupils are vaccinated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Maury County
Officers Installed at Columbia Ladies Maccabees Meeting
The Columbia Hive of the Ladies of the Maccabees held Wednesday at Odd Fellows Hall electing Mira Biddle Post Lady Commander Mrs Clark Paylor Lady Commander Mrs Geo Seaver Lieut Commander Mrs Ed Turner Finance Keeper Miss Amanda Harlan Record Keeper Mrs M E Williamson Sergeant Mrs Geo Harlan Sentinel Mrs Minnie McAlister Picket Mrs Louis M Myers Supreme Finance Keeper Port Huron Mich and Mrs Lillie Mai Dearth Supreme Commander Tennessee Memphis attended. They depart today on a southern trip and Miss Dearth will return in about three weeks to initiate new members. Dale Bros Soll Tellico and Providence coal four ys est prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Milliken
West Point
Franklin Fostorio Everett
Lena Latta
Latta
John Hagey
Bowling Green
Duke Biddle
John Brown
William Hine
Sewanee
Jd. L. Willing
Water Valley
W. G. Harlan
Annie Fleming
Frierson
Gartner Webb
Tuscumbia
Ala
F. Bo Webb
Lula Willit
Timmons
Florence Haley
Mia
Ernest McLemore
Little Kroest
Spring Hill
Willie Biddle
Kassie Shielty
New Orleans
Ocean Springs
Misa
M. ©. Williamson
T. N. Jones
Hattie Jones
Emma Jones
Columbia
Park's Station
Mew
Frank Everett
Tullahoma
Kattanooga
Pulaski
Robi. Hill
Nashville
Haley
South High Street
Congressman Carmack
J. A. Guest
Mary Wood
Walter Wood
Col. A. M. Hughes
H. F. Fariss
Herndon
Friddie
Simmons Hardware Co
Lt. Logis
D. W. Petri
Trade Palace
Mrey Patton
M. G. Norton
Carrie Baldwin
Michigan
Hardwie
Mt. Pleasant
Mies Mable McAfee
Mies Exman Harlan
Visi
Lillian
Lene B. Smith
Cornelia Jones
Olivia
Spence Meil
Chenire Mayes
Moen Hughes
T.N. Flyoers, Jr
W. B. Turner
Ladies of the Maccabees
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Mira
William Biddle
Clark Paylor
Geo. Seaver
Ed Turner
Amanda Harlan
M. E. Williamson
Geo, Harlan
Sentinel
Minnie McAlister
Louis M. Myers
Port Huron
Mich
Lillie Mai Dearth
Tennessee
Memphis
Miss Dearth
Local News Briefs Highlight Town Happenings and Trades
Pet snippets note Jim Roberts starting a new sprinkler system. Congratulations go to Mr and Mrs Joe Parks on a newborn son. Merchant ads promote laundry services and bacon, with several trades and contracts mentioned for local homes. Palmer Sheppard and Ernest Timmon a Vanderbilt medical commencement speakers.
New Feed Store at Public Square Promotes Local Goods
Thos J Tucker announces a new stand on the south east corner of Public Square offering feed stuffs, flour, country lard and hams, shoulders and sides, Heinz Kraut, with two phone lines 222eod Sm. He asks neighbors to share patronage and remember the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Square
Heinz
Thos. J. Tucker
South East Corner
This Is the Time You Begin to Talk for New
A fragment reads as a prompt urging change and fresh conversation. The text hints at a shift in mindset or strategy beginning now, inviting discussion and action.
New Carpets How to Save on Rugs and Mattings
This department offers carpets rugs and mattings with comprehensive selection and prices designed to attract economical buyers. The wording emphasizes value and variety for budget shoppers.
Local Clothier Exposes Large Men’s and Boy’s Stock
The Clothing Department showcases the largest men’s and boys’ clothing stock in Columbia. Goods were ordered from samples chosen months ago to provide well-made stylish apparel at reduced prices. Customers are invited to visit the stores and inspect the selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Local health and recovery notes from the community
The note lists residents and their health statuses including W A Rattle returning to activity after illness, Sam Caperton recuperating from surgery, and a child of Mr and Mrs John Rose seriously ill. N M Jones has neuralgia and is at home, with a false report of smallpox. Claudio Ward and others are named as convalescing. Advertising includes seeds from Dale Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Rattle
Sam Caperton
John Rose
South Main Street
N. M. Jones
Krippe
Port
Sam Copal
Claudio Ward
Potts Family Returns Home After Visit
South Columbia notes Mr and Mrs Potts returned Wednesday to Sandy Hook after visiting their son Ed Potts. Mrs J M Powell is reported quite ill for several days. Miss Mildred Neeley of Sunnyside leaves after visiting sister Mrs Ed Maywood on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Potts
Ed. Potts
Sandy Hook
J. M. Powell
Mildred Neeley
Sunnyside
Ed Maywood
Uth Main Street
Maccabees Meeting Held at Mrs Seaver’s Home
Miss Lillie Mai Bearth and Miss Louise Myers both of Port Huron arrived as guests of Mrs Geo Seaver at 40 South High street. The local hive of the Maccabees held their meeting there at 2 o clock with many members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Mai Bearth
Butrae
Order of the Accabees
Louise Myers
Portarene Mich
Geo. Seaver
South High Street
Agen
the Maccabees
Mrs. Seaver
Order
Farmers urged to buy seeds and cover crops this month
Advertisers promote Pariees Seer Field Seed and Blue Grass and Orchard products to farmers. Stockholders and Citizens Co solicitors refer to a postponed meeting and offer phones for contact, listing Frierson Embry at Oakes Building Cor. Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feoreyetia
Citizens Co
Frierson & Embry
Oakes Building
Cor. Ltd &S Main Sts
Meeting Postponed at Garweed's Drood Tours
A brief notice states a meeting has been postponed. Garweed's Drood Tours and organizer A. B. Kaine are involved, with no new date announced. The fragmentary text provides limited context about the event and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garweed
A. B. Kaine
Mules at Auction in Columbia Stock Yards
On Monday March 19 1900 at the Columbia stock yards a sale of 30 mules aged 4 to 5 years, well broke and ready for work, will be offered direct from Missouri farmers. They are described as sound and suitable for six months credit with approved security. Buyers may view the mules at the stock yards before the sale which begins at 10:90 a m. The listing is by W OC Haney Nashyiw seo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbins & Ewing
Warr Sran Lamony
Pheston
Palmer Sheppard
Ernest A. Timmona
Maury County
Vanderbilt
Warren Star Lavnong
Padgett Place
Hyrace
N. F. Vaughar
Witte Brak Lauspey
Gond and
Adkisson
Alex Witherspoon
Whitherspoon
Columbia
Mispouri
Mareh
W. OC
Haney
Nashyiw
Seo
Going to Cuba with Merare and Frierson
J P Street and Mende Frierson leave for a trip to Gada after a period of illness. They will be away from several days of work while they travel to Cuba.
Barr and Oakes Offer Medicines for All Budgets
Barr and Oakes advertise a general line of goods for distress cases with flexible pricing. They pledge to treat all customers fairly and honor sacred trusts, promising prompt telephone service at Citizens' Telephones 190 and 433 for A Barr and John A Oakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ali
A. Bare
Bell Telephone
John A. Oakes
Citizens
Deaths With Details Across Several Communities
Brief obituary notices report the deaths of A. W. Denham and others in Park's Station and nearby areas. Funeral services were held at Pleasant Mount and Santa Fe Baptist Church, with interments at local cemeteries. Additional notices cover Rider Thomas Willford, Mrs. Monroe Higgs, Mrs. H. C. Topp, Richard Weight, and a Mooreville area infant, noting ages and burial locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Denham
Park
Station
Pleasant Mount
Serface
Mitchell
Eyg
H. Denham
W. A. Denham
Groveland
Mary Adkisson
Santa Fe
Rider Thomas Willford
Big Creek
A. O. Kennedy
H. C. Topp
Buford's
Giles County
Train Delays After Phosphate Truck Derailment On L N Line
A phosphate truck broke down near Hurricane and Culiroka, causing a derailment that halted traffic on the L N line for several hours Wednesday morning. A wrecker cleared the track and service resumed with limited damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TroMe
Troffle
Mail Delivery Cart in Central Ward Carriers
Fragmentary local item notes a mail delivery cart in the central ward with references to a Columbia area and an addition to a weaving facility. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Acme
Watkins, Harlan & Evans
the County Health Board
Oards
State Board of Health
County Board of Health
Taald County
J. 1. Voorures
A. le Thomas
D. Lowxer
Voorbles
M. E. “Williamson
Watkins, Lattan & Evans
Dale Bros
Soll
Tellico
Providence
Jim Roberts
Warre Bray Taney
Joe Parks
Messrs
Beaver & Worley
John Mitchell
West Sixth Street
Joe M. Tucker
Main St
Lafayette
Royal Arch Munds
W.T. Ussery
J.P. Staner & Co
Mullenix & Henton
John Carpenter
Eighth Street
Bre Payne d
Will Frierson
Hampshire
Tureday
Harlan & Ritter
Post Office
South Garden Street
Cll
Bell
Warr
Lacavny
J. M. Dedman
Bethell House
Miusic
Rotunda
Dedman
A. N. Akin
Connor Akin
Ithmian Canal Commission
Cartagena
Akin
Goode
Our
J. Rosenthal
South Columbia
Landreth’s
W. P. Woldridge
James F. Lewis
Maccabees Meeting
Cuba
Barr & Oakes
W. Denham
Clovis Prewett
Mooresville
Rose Hill Cemetery
J. J H. Thompson
Lewisread
Monroe
Higgs
Lillard
Lyserrine, Mar
Richard Weight
Yokely
Gibsonville
John Erwin
Mooresville Pike
Dre H, Shackleford
A. T. Still School of Osteopathy
Grant
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