Open Plumbing Fixtures Plunging Prices Highlighted
Messy ad copy touts plumbing fixtures and installation with claims of low prices. Encourages readers to visit before warm weather, prints a time note and requests chapter members to attend.
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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1920
Page
6
Messy ad copy touts plumbing fixtures and installation with claims of low prices. Encourages readers to visit before warm weather, prints a time note and requests chapter members to attend.
Realty dealer RR 8 Hardison reports securing leases on over 1100 acres in Maury and Marshall counties. He hints at a forthcoming public announcement as drilling history shows a gas strike in an old well and two nearby wells later gas was found. Potential for a pipeline to Columbia and local towns could spur development and housing growth.
Mary Inabelle Drake aged 37 wife of T F Donahan died at 4 PM after illness at home. Survived by seven children her mother Mrs Mary 4 and two sisters Mrs Mary Weaver of Warren Pa and Mrs William Edwards of Albany Ga and three brothers. Funeral Monday at 10 at Catholic church Rev John McMoran Frankin. Pallbearers named. Interment Rose Hill cemetery. Maury Cader Company in charge.
Clark. Bros. and Hageys purchase the Goad property and will make additions in this latest local development.
The Dimple Packing Company debuts in Columbia with partners Joe Hagey John Hagey and H T Clark. A new plant will slaughter and process hogs cattle and sheep, expand capacity to twenty five hogs daily ten to fifteen lambs and five to six cattle, and improve freezing cooling and power facilities. Hagey says the venture aims to boost local farm markets and provide Columbia and Maury county with a premier enterprise.
John L. Kincaid aged seventy seven years died Friday at 2 20 p m at his home near Green’s Mill Maury County He was a Confederate veteran and Christian elder Survived by three sons two daughters and a widow The funeral will be held Saturday at 2 30 from the Fueling Church Interment in Bank Cemetery under Maury Undertaking Company charge The obituary notes the women of Bienville Ayres have earned a reputation as among the best dressed in the South
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