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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1901
Page
3
A notice warns that removing 200 bushels of potatoes removes 80 pounds of actual potash from the soil and if not returned will reduce the next crop. It references competition and fertilizer value for various crops, and mentions German Kali Works.
Seow Can and Roberta filled their regular appointment to a well attended service. Farmers plow and plant as new store opens in Whithber Meadows. Mrs. Sam Fields and Mrs. Tom Richey improve. Jenel Pigg returns from Mt Piedmont. Several visitors from Columbia and Williamson are noted. A children's day is planned for May at Santa Ve Methodist Church. An essay promoting Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription highlights relief for women's suffering and support for health and regularity.
Mt Pleasant notes show Mr and Mrs L L Frierson marking ten years of marriage with a tin wedding party attended by many guests. The article lists local visits, travels, and social notices including Miss Annie Linehan and Miss Fannie Hayes. An advertisement extols Mystic Cure for rheumatism.
John F. Dunnebacke, foreman at J. W. McQuill’s planing title, was fatally injured by broken machinery pieces in the shop. Reports say he sustained internal injuries after being struck by flying debris and died shortly after.
The National Zeitung prints Moseban special from Fespondence about a weathered letter to the wer und cabinet. It promotes intellectual progress and peasants' removal from oppression, urging free faith and enlightenment. The correspondent says Vettel speaks for a militia of Mission Hitelligenon and has made a deep impression across Russia.
Manila April 27. Due to illness General Ludlow has been unable to serve as military governor of the Visayas. A medical examination found grip and localized congestion that developed into a dangerous case of valerculeis. Ludlow will return to the United States by the first transport.
A New York dispatch reports the French chamber of commerce in London dined last night with Ambassador Cambon presiding and many London and Paris figures attending. The gathering reflected improved Franco British friendship. A separate medical note promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills for health and vitality.
Unknown assailants entered William Clark's home on Little Turnbull Creek and chloroformed him and his family then melted lead into his ears. Clark awoke in the yard around 2 am with melted lead in his ear and a fire burning in the fireplace. Two children remained undisturbed. He sought help in Nashville but the lead could not be removed. He claims no known enemies.
A serious cutting affray occurred Monday night at Fifth and Frierson streets. Ben Spindle attacked Mary Neeley and her son John Neeley with a knife and rock causing wounds. Spindle was arrested while the victims lie unable to appear for trial. Mamie Hodge suffered a severe foot injury from a heavy club. no bones were broken.
The advertisement promotes an Oxford March display with a wide range of ladies footwear. It highlights Oxfords in street and dress styles with various soles and heels, prices from $a pair and $3.50, plus Strap Sandals from Arist Patent Kid and Glove Kid in multiple strap configurations and beads, priced 1.50 to 3. We invite shoppers to view before buying.
A report describes Mrs. McKinley and President McKinley receiving hearty farewells as their party boards the private car for a long excursion. Secretaries and generals ride along, the car decorated with roses, and crowds cheer as the train begins its 16,000 mile journey.
A cabin fight after a negro dance near the depot left Morgan Nelson injured with a painful cut. Officer Voss arrested John Scott and Nelson. Laurange, GA resident Danfortn reportedly suffered for six months from a running sore, claimed cured in ten days by Becklen's Arriva Salve sold by W. P. Woldridge.
Gen. John C. Underwood sues 8. A. Cunningham editor of the Confederate Veteran and the Methodist Publishing House for 50000 dollars dam ages over a libelous publication. The case is before Judge Walter Evans in the United States Circuit Court at Nashville.
Manerva Hardison is declared non-resident of Tennessee and must appear within three days of the next Circuit Court term in Columbia to plead answer or demur to the complainant's bill. If she fails, the bill may be confessed ex parte. Publication of this order will run four consecutive weeks in the Columbia Herald.
London reports Lord Kitchener's scouts surprised and captured Reesburg laager at Klipdam. seven Boers killed, 37 prisoners, ammunition and horses seized. One wounded on our side. two column losses claimed elsewhere. Pretoria dated April 20 notes discovery of stockpiled notes and large ammunition quantities.
The affidavit shows Ross Knowles and Hor Knowles, non residents, must appear in Columbia County Chancery Court on the fourth Monday in May to plead answer or demur to Ed Knowles complaint. If not, the bill may be confessed and a bearing set. Publication in the Columbia Herald for four consecutive weeks ordered.
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