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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1910
Page
10
A Columbia Savings and Trust Co. ad urges readers to start a savings account in a good bank. Persist in saving a part of earnings and soon wealth grows with 2 percent interest compounded semiannually. The bank invites regular banking and asks readers to consider acting now.
Black Jersey cow missing or possibly stolen. reward offered by G W Jackson of Mooreville Pike. Informing Bell phone 406.
A Columbia rat killed fifty chickens owned by Mr Cooper on Twelfth street. The birds were found with throats cut beneath the floor of a large coop after the rodent fled when discovered. One chicken survived to bear witness to the grisly event.
The called meeting of Columbia Lodge No 31 scheduled for Friday night May 12 is postponed. The notice appears in The Harald.
Melville Lavandar through attorney J H Dinning files answer in Chancery Court denying wife Thelma Lavandar’s accusations of mistreatment of wife and daughter Thelma and alleging the burns on Thelma were accidental He asserts wife’s family instigated trouble and recounts events around the night Thelma was burned.
The Hon. 8. F. Wilson of the Court of Civil Appeals accepted Winnie Davis Chapter invitation to address on Declaration Day June 3 in Knoxville Tennessee. A former Democratic gubernatorial candidate in 1880 on a low tax platform, Wilson is praised as an eloquent old school orator and a long time judge.
A cryptic dispatch notes Mound City Paints preparing a higher coat on a shipment by CHAFFIN lpros with sales through Monte Christo Melon land and a large ready-for-delivery cargo. Street Martin & Vaughn Co. mentioned in transit.
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