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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1901
Page
5
An ad asserts 3.50 Shoes equal 350 in value and promises fair pricing. It invites buyers to judge accuracy by satisfaction and asks customers to report if expectations are not met.
The skeleton found on John McPherson’s farm near Forest Home has been identified as John Oakley, a Nashville railroad man who disappeared about a year ago. Investigators linked a bullet wound and a US caliber pistol to Oakley, with partial ties to earlier killings, prompting family confirmation and plans for interment in Nashville.
Miss Edna Frierson visits Mt lonvant and Miss Sallie Childress comes from Nashville. Numerous residents travel for business and visits, including Latta from St Louis, Wade from Williamson County, Kobank from Bottendorf, and May Pritchot from Nashville. Others attend meetings in Memphis, Nashville, and Davenport Iowa.
Norman Batts sent a rare image showing American soldiers and native Filipinos in Laon. The scene captures a group captivated by the scene, with copies in hand and one Filipino absorbed in the display. Soldiers pressed for copies eager to learn of the home front, making the copy machine nearly worn out.
Nicholson Magruder Co represents in their agency the largest insurance lines in Tennessee. They advertise life accident and property coverage, offering 320 phones and a Brown Block office for inquiries and agency services.
Presiding Elder Peebles led the quarterly conference at South Columbia with reports from Olivet. Rev Molloy fosters esteem among congregations. Rev McFerrin paces First Methodist services with appreciated music. William M. Anderson of Dallas named to Nashville’s First Presbyterian to succeed Dr Vance. Columbia Presbytery to convene April 3 at Lynnville for three days. delegates elected to District Conferences. Box opening and stereopticon views planned at OP Tabernacle tonight. sermon series includes Bible Standard of Church Membership and Perils of Youth. District Conference delegates elected at First Methodist Church meeting. Seaface resigns as Pleasant Mount pastor.
Rev. F. J. Tyler, preaching at Cumberland Presbyterian Tabernacle, argues the Board of Mayor and Aldermen has both legal and moral authority to close saloons earlier. He asserts saloons harm morals, calling them a “fountain of vice” and cites city ordinances regulating profanity and indecency to protect public morals.
Local notices mix: Mies Extelie Finley linked with The Prince in Nashville. J.P McGaw reappears, and R. C. Aditionon repainting a South High Street home. Florists and printers advertise. court fines for assault. lodge news. ads urge Easter spending and insurance options. Jim Davis jailed after a shooting incident.
Citizens urge the Colum bia board of aldermen to vote for an ordinance and back it with the mayoral signature amid talks of a murder attempt and recovering injuries. The piece notes local civic figures, a school director change, and social payoffs in a fragmented city page.
Field Seeds offers the finest clover and orchard blends with pure, high quality field conditions. Borrepruid Donesos appears to be a garbled name or brand tied to the listing.
The Kings Daughters announce their Dawghters convention will take place in this city with an elaborate reception planned for the opening day. Delegates including Davia of New York City are noted as attendees.
One marriage license card lists 1D S Betes to Mice and Johana, Albert W Posterto Myrtle Harris.
Rosenthal's unveils a Spring shopping event promising easy selections and pleasant shopping at the store. Shoppers can expect a curated range of new season goods and attentive service during the promotion.
Clarence Williams from Birmingham visited Sunday in South Columbia while Blair Hayes of Nashville spent the day with relatives. Several residents report movers, remodeling plans, illnesses, and guests including Miss Lotis Tucker and Miss Delle Gilliam.
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Bike lodge seeks the required membership for a charter. Henry Davis collects dues from charter members and urges prompt payment. Rural goods and groceries change hands as Batts and Buros take over the former Jay Batts store at High and Main. Local veterans return from service and promote patronage while others relocate and reopen various trades.
McKennon Anderson Poster opens with a display of spring hats and women’s headwear. The window and department decorations feature red and pink tones with roses and violet accents. Miss Hitt and staff report strong sales as Mrs. Williamson’s Millinery Emporium also showcases new styles including mushroom shapes and the Double Decker with gold lace trims.
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