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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1920
Page
5
Live stock quotations show price steadiness with hog and porker values unchanged on Louisville and Nashville exchanges. Dealers report no changes today as market ads waned and prices remained steady amid limited activity.
Special to The Herald from Nashville Tennessee dated December 23 reports hogs and cattle market activity with quotes for hogs of varying weights, pigs and throwouts, plus produce and grain prices. Personal mentions include Mrs Mary T Searight visiting Hendersonville and travelers visiting St Petersburg and Louisville.
The Columbia Brass Band will depart this afternoon for Waynesboro to perform at Dr. C. M. Watsons lunch auction sale. The sale includes a 1,240 acre tract. Local auctioneer Britt Davis will handle the spelling stunt. The band aims to engage Warnesboro citizens with the event.
The concrete forms are ready for the new bridge near Hully Hill and will be completed soon. Foundations are finished for the bridge between Mt Joy and Mt Pleasant and it should be travelable before the winter rains begin.
A society wedding and social events are detailed. Miss Mary Thelma Fly wed Walter Fariss Parke at First Methodist Church with autumn decor, notable attendees, and a post ceremony tour. Outing by the Woman’s Missionary Society at Mrs. Charles Davis’s country home featured music and a Southern picnic.
In Boston on Oct 23 fierce winds and wintry conditions marked the third round of the women's golf championship. Favoring winner Mrs. Davis Gant of Memphis faced Mrs. W. T. Watson, also of Memphis, in a key pairing.
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