Two-Year Chronicle Of The Daily Heralds Rise In Columbia
The Daily Herald marks two years of service in Columbia noting growth in trust and influence. It expands beyond town limits into Maury county with free rural delivery and aims to broaden its subscriber base while upholding justice and impartial reporting.
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Columbia Daily Herald
Birthday praise for Franklin Review Appeal and Columbia Daily Herald
A note from George Armatead of the Franklin Review-Appeal praises the Columbia Daily Herald on its second anniversary. The writer lauds editor Frank Lander for civic integrity and political purity, noting the paper’s strength, courage, and community service.
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Columbia Daily Herald
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Frank Lander
Attorney General candidates in district race
The Lawrence Democrat endorses J B Garner as Attorney General of the district praising his ability character and public trust. The Herald carries Ben Childers declaration for the same office and notes Roosevelt’s stance on southern policy while praising loyalty to McKinley’s approach.
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Confederacy
McKinley
J. B. Garner
Garner
Lawrence County
W. B. Allen
Lawrence Democrat
the Herald
Ben Childers
Palaski
Herald
Democratic Party
Childers
Gilea
Roosevelt
South
Congress
Arty Board
Corbin
Rough Riders
Teddy
President urged to reconvene Congress for rapid palace expansion
Citizens rally against the White House delays demand immediate action. Roosevelt supporters criticize the pace of rebuilding and push for an extra session to fund a larger presidential palace without delay.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Seston
Bint
Rosh
Washington
White House
Four Marines In Philippine Engagements Suffer Heavy Losses
In the Philippines during a recent action four members of a company faced severe casualties with only one survivor. The American flag reportedly still flies as the unit’s courage is celebrated, describing the dangers they faced and the devotion shown.
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Philippines
Treasury Department
Heaven and Earth
Rural Route Delivery Promotes Timely Daily Herald News
Public notices urge rural route subscribers to update delivery details and emphasize advantages of daily delivery. The piece contrasts Daily Herald at 2.50 yearly with three weeklies at 3.00, touting fresher news and higher volume, and includes political commentary on Roosevelt era events and figures.
Fall Goods Show Attracts Women With Cash Purchases
IMeceKennon Anderson Poster invites readers to shop a broad fall stock with cash purchases promised at the lowest prices. Remarks from several ladies praise the selection of hats dress goods and trimmings unmatched by neighboring stores.
Underpriced Fabrics and Ready-to-Wear For Next Weekend
Advertises limited time prices for all wool dress goods 38 to 44 inches wide at 25 cents per yard for select fabrics. Includes dark flannel nets, unbleached Canton flannel, and heavy white counterpanes at sale prices. Highlights ladies seamless hosiery two pairs for 25 cents and boys and misses heavy school hose two pairs for 25 cents. Also promotes new Tailor-made Wraps, jackets, walking coats, skirts, and Brussels rugs in the carpet department.
Rural route delivery hints at strong Maury county uptake
Subscriptions requesting change to rural routes indicate growing popularity of free rural delivery in Maury county. The note also mentions a surge in American farm exports, claiming Republican credit, and includes fragmented items on topics from political rhetoric to a Alaska marriage plan and local banking prayer traditions.
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
This card expresses gratitude for the sympathy and prayers shown after the death of a dear child. Signed byThomas H Newly and Mire Lasyer, noting appreciation for friends and church support during a difficult time.
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Loring Frienls
Shailar
Thomas H
Mire Lasyer
Hoosier Wheat Drill Gusee You Will Tay Bewt Rene
Fragmentary OCR yields a brief note about a Hoosier wheat drill and a person named Rene, with unclear actions or dates. The readable parts point to a local agricultural item and a named individual, but key details are missing.
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