War Department letter on Spanish-American War bounty myths
Hon L P Padgett M C Columbia Tennessee receives a War Department note dated October 14 2001 denying a clipping claim that every Spanish-American War volunteer gets a bounty of 276 federal and state funds. Adjutant General H Q Corbin states the publication is not fact and the department is annoyed by it. Bulls for sale red poll and short horn at Columbia Stock Yard Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Washington
Hon
L. P, Padgett
M. C
Columbia
Tennessee
Brooklyn
Treasury Department
H. QO. Corbin
U. S. Army
Students' Club opens season with Victoria Era papers
The Students' Club held its initial meeting on Friday with Mrs W Mitchell. Papers on The Beginning of the Victorian Era and The Romantic Movement in Literature were read by Mrs A Perrin and Miss Mary Blackburn, followed by discussion. Honorary and active membership changes were announced. The year books with meeting programmes were distributed, and next meeting set for the fourth Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Mitchell
A. P. ‘Errin
Mary Blackburn
Mary ‘Ant
Carrie Williams
Memrs
McFerrin
Wheat Storage Offer From Mercantile Storage Co
Advertisement notes readiness to supply sacks and store wheat with payment in ores. Claims Mercantile Storage Co offers storage services and money at a stated rate, though phrasing is unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile Storage Co
May Delay of Arrest in Nashville Robbery Case
A garbled report claims the arrest of a woman in Nashville will be delayed as authorities pursue more time to build a case. It suggests the suspect aided accomplices at a rural farming location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Personal notes from Nashville visits and relocations
The column lists residents and visitors from Columbia and nearby towns. Names include Rey F. J. Tyler returning from Lewisburg, Barry Thom in Nashville, Viola Johnson visiting Nashville, Mrs. A. B. Rains traveling east for holiday goods, and Edna Peters with Georgie Taylor visiting Nashville. Several locals move there or spend time in Nashville, Franklin, Dawson Springs, and Memphis area, with hospital, work, or social engagements noted.
New Otylea Colorings Arrive For Review
Readers receive the latest otylea colors and hues. Suppliers announce fresh palettes and finish options, inviting feedback from artisans and buyers during the distribution window.
Weddings in Tennessee and nearby towns unfold with notable unions
The Nashville American reports Dr Jus Peay Bostick and Misa Waith White Goodloe wed in Smyrna with Rev. A Couey officiating. The couple plans a New Orleans bridal trip and joins Brecht family ties as Mt Pleasant and Columbia friendships extend. Other notices include Florence White and Frank Sere Sie married in Chall Le, and Maud Moore with Leslie Brown planning October 25 nuptials. Mt Pleasant, Nashville, and Sheffield connections appear throughout.
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McMinnville
Nashville American
Jus
Peay Bostick
Misa Waith White Goodloe
Smyrna
Tenn
Couey
Mra. Bostick
Middle Tennessee
Misa Goodloe
Howard Institute
Mt. Pleasant
Pyof
Jas. A. Bostick
AROUND TOWN NOTES AND MOVEMENTS IN COLUMBIA
Balbe of all kinds at the Columbia Green Home. Addie Moore reports on 1800 wick list. Major White and family move to 54 South High Street. Tom Wiscoer relocates to Newbern Dyer County. Mr Gordon is ill at his son's Ninth Street home. Mrs Joe A Amiser improves after illness. Mrs Kim Caperton remains sick on South Garden Street. Loans offered at 6 percent on real estate mortgages only. Aaron Hirgoh to Nashville for work with Herman Bros. & Lindauer. Hand-beads defeat Prof Ford's school 15 to 1 at South Side Park. Mrs J T Wilhoite improving at her father’s home. Mr and Mrs H B Adama move to Columbia to work in drug business. J D Cason family moving to Nashville. Wanted to buy a well bred mare 5 to 7 years old with speed. 1831 City Grain & Feed Co announces millinery at regular establishment. Mrs M B Williamson offers fresh goods and latest styles. Wright & Moore hauling fixtures from Columbia Arsenal to depot for shipment. Retail Clerks Association formed at Pulaski by Figuers, Keaton, Zuccarello and Taylor. Rebecca Williamson served as maid of honor for Leonitas Polk Bivouac at Confederate reunion. Railroad time card changes in Mt Pleasant expected. accommodation trains may be cut. Mt Pleasant Chronicle notes phosphate deal delays and eastward reports. Wiley of Singer Sewing Machine Co in town investigates oil spring near old cemetery. oil seen as waste from gas works. Ruth Martin of Memphis, daughter of Capt Hugh B Martin, selected as musical instructor for President Roosevelt’s daughter. Miss Martin has visited Columbia.
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Andy Hughey
Gus Watson
Marshall County
RD. Smith
Milwaukee
Wix
Milo Smith
David Bogateky
Bethel House
J. A. Dugger
Franklin
J.P Street
Dawson Springs
W. L Granbery
Columbia
Bram Hitt
Sarah Lee
Collumbia
Buford
Puisaki
T. N. Figueras
W. T. Keaton
Wash Taylor
Charley Zuccarello
Polagii Lene Desteing
Nettie Ruttle
Newday
Boston
Aan
Sur
Philadelphia
Geatery
Ray
McCains
Frazier
Timmons
A.J. Nichols
Hot Springs
Ark
Sol T. Maxwell
P. Snell
Pearl Roan
Minnie Lou Davis
Flournoy Rivers
Pulaski
Ashton Yentery
H. 8. Hayes
A. ‘A Hayes
Leatherwood
J. T. Hayes
Libbie Morrow
Nashville
Jeanne Hyde
Battle Malone
E. A. Foseh
Bethell House
Tabernacle
James P. Baird
Bromie Harlan
Callie Craig
Jabel McAfee
Ada
Kate Kielda
Kate Thomas
Glendaly
Manly County
Lala Mai Harris
Marshall Gasette
Balbe
Columbia Green
Addie Moore
Major White
No 54
South High Street
Tom Wiscoer
Newbern
Dyer County
Gordon
Ninth Street
Joe. A. Amiser
Mra
Kim Caperton
South Garden Street
A. P. Figuers
Aaron Hirgoh
Herman Bros. & Lindauer
Ford
South Side Park
J. T. Wilhoite
Sima Latta
H. B. Adama
Adame
J.D Cason
Robert
T. Cannon
Lawrenceburg Union
City Grain & Feed Co
M. BE. Williamson
Messrs
Figuers, Keaton
Zuccarello
Taylor
Retail Clerka Association
Rebecca Williamson
Leonitas Polk
Mt. Plasant
Mt. Pleasant
Wiley
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Somerset
Hoosier Wheat Drill Advertisement Appears
An odd sales note promotes buying a Hoosier Wheat Drill. It urges choosing the best model with a promise of value and references likely sellers Barrerriniy and Dopson.
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Barrerriniy & Dopson
Runaway Horse Crashes Vehicle No Injuries Reported
A runaway horse belonging to Henry Frank Alexander pulled a wagon baggy from the stock yards to Eleventh street where the horse collapsed. no one was in the wagon and no injuries occurred though one leg of the horse was slightly hurt.
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Henry Frank Alexander
Stock Yards
Eleventh Street
Insurance Firms Advertising In Tennessee Agency
Nicholson, Magruder and Co advertise as representing the largest Tornado, Fire, Life and Accident insurance companies in Tennessee. Office located in Brown Block. Telephone numbers are given.
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Nicholson, Magruder & Co
Tennessee
Brown Block
Prof Gentry’s Tent Show Delights Large Tuesday Crowds
A Good Show, Prof. Gentry presented two strong performances at this venue Tuesday to large crowds. The tricks with ponies dogs elephants and monkeys amused and entertained extensively showing patient training and control. Many believe this tent show surpasses Buffalo Bill in quality though not in size or numbers, pleasing both children and adults alike.
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Prof. Gentry
Gentry
Buffalo Bill
Coal Sale Urges Winter Stocking by Columbia Mercantile
A fragment notes prompt action on coal purchases for winter from Columbia Mercantile Storage Co. The terse line mentions selling coal by phone and urges stocking up ahead of the season.
City Court Appeal After Early Closing Law Charge
A fine of nine dollars and costs was assessed for violating the early closing law. The defendant, J. M. Dedisian, Det Horn talon, appealed the ruling to the Circuit Court. Proceedings appear to be in a preliminary stage with further action anticipated.
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J. M. Dedisian
Det Horn Talon
Ssing Atronta
Ganna
Millet Seed Wanted for Sale by Columbus Mercantile Storage
A terse notice seeks millet seed buyers in connection with Columbus Mercantile Storage Company. The brief inquiry implies procurement needs and potential trade for millet seed prior to sales or storage dealings.
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Millet Seed
Wes
Hood Hardels
Columbis Mercantile Storage
Ca. U
Have You Bought Your Winter Suit Yet
A brisk note urges readers to prepare for the cold season and consider purchasing a winter suit as the cooler mornings persist. The column hints at seasonal change and practical wardrobe steps for shoppers.
Leading House for Men's Apparel in Columbia
For thirty years our clothing department has focused on fit and quality. We offer a larger stock and varied assortment, with clothing made to our orders for perfect fit and wear. Unbeatable prices complete the package, supported by 46 other well equipped departments.
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Columbia
Religious News Notes From Tennessee Revival and Assemblies
Rev F J Tyler aids Rev John Royal Harris in Lewisburg revival series. Baptist State Convention met at Harriman and continues through Friday. Tennessee hosts 185000 white Baptists. Larimore, a tireless preacher and writer, has baptized 15000 people and authored books across the continent. Knoxville dispatches report Rev E E Hoss elected delegate to Dallas general conference. expected to become bishop with Holston support. Lives and sermons planned in Livingston and South Columbia churches. Tennessee Annual Conference to convene in Pulaski with Bishop Fitzgerald presiding. A P McFerrin to preach last sermon for the year at First Methodist. Sunday features morning sermons, special song service, and reports to be read. Additional services scheduled at Bethel Church on Oct 4 3rd Sunday.
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F. J. Tyler
Lewisburg
John Royal Harris
Baptist State Convention
Harriman
Seasion
Tennessee
Ler 'T. B. Larimore
Sparta
Texas
Knoxville
E E. Hoss
Nashville
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Dallas
Holston
Hoss
Elvet
James D. McLean
Livingston
Ala
First Presbyterian Church
J. A. Molloy
South Columbia M. B
Mt. Olivet
Pulaski
Fitzgerald
A. P. McFerrin
First Methodist Church
Atlla
P. Om
Cell Surfirs and Net Prices Thirty Day Sale
A fragmented notice promises a thirty day sale on cell surfirs and net prices with the tag line Come and get ba w See Sarremtniy and Davao. The readable text hints at a promotional event but details are unclear and several words are garbled.
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Sarremtniy
Davao
Improvements at Riverside Under Go Ahead Work
Notable work progresses at Riverside with extensive improvements planned. J. L. Horton and W. Bil Obvier oversee sewerage changes while Be See 5. Al. core adds a new structure, signaling ongoing construction and expansion efforts.
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Riverside
J. L. Horton
W. Bi. Obvier
Core
Wheat Wanted
Fragmentary classified note seeks wheat purchase for Columbie Mercantile Storage Co. Readable text shows a begging tone for grain as area storage firm advertises supply need.
Death's Harvest: A Loyal Local Resident Dies
Mr. Joseph H. James, longtime resident and devout Baptist, died Tuesday at age unknown after a period of illness. He lived in the area for many years, engaged in trade, and left a upright, steady life. Survived by children Mrs. Binsley of Texas, M. James of Columbia, and Mr. Edgar James of Florence, Ala, and his second wife. Dr A S Pettie conducted funeral services at the Baptist church Wednesday at 1 O clock, with interment in Rose Hill cemetery.
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Joesph H. James
Adele
Colin Bia
Wen
Ce Mra
Binsley
Texas
M. James
Columbia
Edgar James
Florence
Ala
Pettle
Rose Hill
Mrs Trousdale and others Rev Edwards funeral notices
Mrs David Trousdale died Tuesday morning at 7. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 11 at Mo Ontos. She leaves a husband and three children Dave Charlay and Otis Trousdale. Martha Anshan died at Rev W age ab Santa fe. Interment in Lynnville. Infant Fred Leslie Foxall died in Decatur Texas October 10. Funeral services conducted by Rev Edwards. Foxall remembered as Mins Lelia Sharber.
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David Trousdale
McCain's
Martha Anshan
Rev. Wage
Santa Fe
Lynnville
Fred Leslie Daniel Foxall
Fred
Lelia Foxall
Decatur
Texas
Rev. Edwards
Foxall
Lelia Sharber
Members of Mayberry Mills Nab Typhoid Deaths In Valley
Eaom Mayberry died Tuesday of typhoid fever at Sawdust Valley home. Funeral Friday morning at Nebo Wei by Rev. W. H. ley, with interment in Nebo cemetery. Annie Sue Mills obituary noted. J. W. Johnson, soldier at Columbia Arsenal, died Wednesday near Cotton factory at age 49. Rev. Capers led funeral Thursday at 10. Three month old child of Albert Goad died yesterday in Princeton Alabama. Deepest sympathy to bereaved families.
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Evom Mayberry
Mire
Gabe P. Mayberry
Jamventa
Sawdust Valley
Nebo
W. H.ley
J. W. Johnson
Columbia Arsenal
W. D. Capers
Albert Goad
Princeton
Ala
Merrill Dentist Office News and Local Moves
M P Merrill, dentist, is noted in local notices alongside moves and visits. Will Hayes relocates from Lewisburg and will serve as a Federal Court juror in Nashville. Oscar Harrison and Dortch family health and travel updates appear among other neighborhood movements and calls on Thirteenth Street.
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Will Dowell
Nashville
Federal
Farm For Sale Near Columbia On Knob Creek
About 140 acres eight miles from Columbia on Knob Creek with a good house and barn and well watered. Possession given in time for wheat sowing. Price four thousand five hundred dollars. For terms apply to R Buchanan Columbia Tenn.
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Columbia
Knob Creek
R. Buchanan
Columbia, Tenn
Chancery Court case and divorce granted in Tennessee filing
The Tennessee Phosphate Co v Birmingham Fertilinne Co was on trial Wednesday. A divorce was granted Mrs Ras pamelt of Mt Piauanot from her husband J E Prewett. The cane of B A Brown administrator of John Brown colored v Tennessee was on trial ves ve.
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Tennessee Phosphate Co
Birmingham Fertilinne Co
Raspamelt
Mt Piauanot
J. E. Prewett
B. A. Brown
Joh Brown
Colored
Matrimonial Incompatibility Divorces Rise in Maury Courts
About thirty divorce suits are filed in the Chancery and Circuit Courts of Maury County, many involving colored parties. Winnie Bills, colored, filed for divorce from Win Hills in the circuit court yesterday, with garwond's soreapariila-for-tee bonds guaranteed to care.
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Chancery
Maury County
Winnie Bills
Colo
Win Hills
Ake
Gamterday
Garwond
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Columbia Stock Yard Co
Students’ Club
Young Married Woman’s Club
Meade Friern
Rk. GC. Ewing
Mra. Lander
Ewing
K. G. Ewing
Sec
J. W. Howard
RB. C. Ewing
Cornelia Jones
Die and Janes
Mesare
Bruce Cochran
McLemore
Buffalo’ Bill
McFall
Mattie McGaw
Harrows & Land Rollers
Upvey Ienaiiermenme
Rains
Mayo Jones
Thin City
Rev. &. A. Smith
Kathleen Mayo
Mr. Willis ©. Jones
Smuttrell Hardware
New Orleans
Letras
Brewton
Mian
Florence Eee
Frank Sere Sie Eas
Chall
Miss Whiteside
Maud Moore
Sheffiled
Leslie Brown
Misa Moore
A.T. Hanstock
Carina Terry
Terry
Mr. Husslock
Ruth Martin
Memphis
Hugh B. Martin
William P. Martin
Roosevelt
Martin
Capt. R. D
F. H. Nts
G. W. Nichols
Grocer
West
Seventh ST
Columbia Mercantile Storage Co
City Court
Inds. S
White Bros
N. Main St
Tom Alderson
Arunemus
Religious News
the Tabernacle
Fife
Land
Canaan
Concord
J. Truxn
Bethel Church
Columbie Mercantile Storage
Joseph H. James
Mrs
Eaom Mayberry
Annie Sue Mills
Mrs. A
South Columbia
Ial
Rose Hill Cemetery
M. P. Merrill
Maxonto Building
Ofte
Will Hayes
Joe Nix
Oscar Harrison
George Landers
Johnnie Cooper
Unionville
Birdie Harrison
Ernest Rawlings
Twelfth Street
Simmons
South Main
Joe Beaty
White
Williamsport
Joli Trastuna
Kirkpatrick
Chancery Court
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