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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1920

Page

2

Unusually Sad Death of a Young Mother

Mrs Regd C Reynolds daughter of Mrs W. B Martin of Columbia died at her home in Franklin after two weeks illness. She was just twenty two, mother to two children and widow of Wreda Reynolds. Survived by her parents, two sisters and a wide circle of friends. Funeral at Hope Church Franklin tomorrow at 1 50 o clock. Ray.

C. Reynolds Martin Columbia Franklin Ead Reynolds Ale Jolda Wreda. Reynolds Wniin Mra W. W. Marin John Shelby Coffey Mins Bernie Martin Yeting Mathertiat Church Mb Hope Church Franklin Tomorcow Ray

Bids for County Bonds to Be Opened Saturday

Maury county plans to offer bonds next Saturday to fund state highway construction. It is uncertain if bids will meet par and accrued interest, as bidders sometimes seek attorney fees and other costs. The county court will decide whether to accept any bid, with a likely review by the quarterly court. If discounts are too large, the court may seek alternative funding. If a straight bid at par arrives, it would likely be accepted.

Maury County

Miss Lelia Barr Anderson Returns From East

Miss Lelia Barr Anderson has returned from New York and other eastern points as noted in Heralds Cheap Column Ads Pay.

Norma Warfield Miss Mason’s New York Norfolk Lelia Barr Anderson

Weather Makes Big Change In Country

Weather this past week has transformed the country with new growth across the land. Grass shoots, plowing, and early sowing of oats show rapid agricultural activity and gardens being planted in towns and farms. Farmers anticipate a strong season as Irish potatoes go into the ground despite high seed costs.

Funeral of Mrs Reynolds

The funeral of Mrs. Fred C. Reynolds, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Martin, was held Tuesday at the Franklin Methodist church. Dr. W. T. Hagger, who christened Mrs Reynolds and officiated at the ceremony, also christened the couple’s two children. many friends attended as floral tributes testified to the family’s esteem.

Fred C. Reynolds W. E. Martin Methodist Church of Franklin W. T. Hagger Reynolds

Veteran Lynaville farmer J H Burrow dies at 79

J H Burrow one of the oldest and best known farmers of the Lemville area died after a brief illness at his home. He was seventy nine and a longtime Presbyterian Church member. Funeral conducted at the church at 2 pm by the pastor. Survived by his wife. Burrow active in local affairs and regarded as a progressive farmer.

J. H. Burrow Lemville Presbyterian Church All Nis Ife Burrow

County Court Roads Tax Committee Meets April 5

Chairman states Larce Grews will chair tax committee work on county roads at the court meeting. Weather favors extended sessions as the panel weighs school needs and funding options ahead of a levy decision.

Larce Grews

Road repairs boost as new tractor joins county fleet

County road commission chairman John J. Murphy reports organized repairs underway on multiple pikes, with a tractor added to improve machinery operation. Weather and unpaid commutation taxes slow funding, but officials plan to hire teachers and open schools, scheduling a April meeting to set budgets and contracts.

John J. Murphy County Road Commission Murphy Hampshire Laxey

Ribbon shipment arrives for writers at THE HERALD

Marcel Post delivers new type writer ribbons for THE HERALD readers. Readers are invited to visit and purchase the ribbon shipment advertised by the newspaper. The notice emphasizes immediacy and availability at the paper.

Marcel Post the Herald

Grain Corporation Announces Large Wheat Purchases This Week

United States Grain Corporation reports purchases totaling about 260000 barrels of wheat this week. Prices ranged around 10.69 dollars per barrel on Baltimore basis and 10 dollars per barrel on Pacific coast shipments. Partial text notes Mercury Cheap Column Ade Pay.

The Herald New York United States Grain Corporation Baltimore Pacific

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Maury Band Riverside Rubin & Cherry Midway Pleasure Zone Maury National Bank Genie Holland Morence Ala W. D. Hastings A. W. Lipscomb Ahlbrand Ames Watson Bros Lynaville Farmer Graham Justice English Guest Denton Hull Davis County Board of Education Grain Corporation
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