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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1901
Page
7
Andrews and nearby towns report the death of Charley Jones after years of illness, James Dale’s sudden collapse, and Baker Hayes’s loss at Mooreaville. The column notes many community ties, school disruptions, marriages of Chomney and Andrews, and local meetings, with a steadier stream of social updates and weather comments.
The Harris and Graham Training School opened Monday morning with an enrollment of 100, pleasing teachers and pupils with the good attendance. Various staff assignments are noted, with Miss Clyde Gang of Columbia teaching primary, Miss Dimple Ezell of Puolasi teaching the cousin department, and other staff near the town. Several families relocate nearby for schooling, and local activities include revival services at Flower's Chapel and an ice-cream social at Glendale. The article also mentions wheat storage services offered by Citizens' Mercantile Storage Co and local business ads.
Special to the Herald from Mr Pleasant on Sept 5 reports returning from Buffalo Niagara and Toronto. Local visits include John Rahman Sr and Louis Barker in Florence. Kittie Stewart heads to Florence again. Knights of Pythias selling lecture tickets. various civic notes on waterworks, a bridge at Jonesboro, and a new sidewalk at Howard Institute. The article covers college enrollment, phosphate prospecting, officials’ travels, and a city race withdrawal by Walter Stewart, plus ads for millet seed and coal.
The Lyceum presents ten winter attractions at the Opera House with a cheap season ticket and single tickets averaging 25 cents. Notables include Dr Roland D Grant Fred Emerson Brooks Dr Josiah Strong Dr C A Parkhurst Miss Ile Benfey and the Gill Johnston combo Vic Mogart Symphony Club Ralph Bingham and Prof Jno B DeMotte Ottumwa Male Quartets. A double ticket to all attractions is five dollars. J J Kiam arraigned for drunkenness and disorderly conduct with fines.
We offer all kinds of feed for sale and can supply any quantity. Merchants are invited to trade and we are prepared to match or duplicate any competitive price.
A Philadelphia area stuttering treatment facility at 40th and Brown Streets uses scientific methods. Client letters praise the program, noting remarkable improvements after brief training and endorsers including Dr. J.C. Sharrer and Dr. Fred Krauss. Columbia Herald editor endorses the institute.
We announce Jobb Lotte as Sheriff candidate for feu County in the August election Embry seeks re election as Circuit Court Clerk UNIY We the Alligiat election Maury Mon in 12 John G Latte seeks re election as Register of County James H Koonoo seeks Trustee seat of Maury County in August election
Clerk and Master orders W N Bragg P H Joyce WH Joyce Stra J 3 Johnson and others now in Tennessee to appear within three days of the next term in Columbia. They must plead answer or demur to the complainants bill or it will be taken as confessed. Copy to be published four weeks in the Columbia Herald.
In Columbia Tennessee the Clerk and Master notes Myrtle Williamea, a non-resident, must enter her appearance within three days of the October term start. She is to answer or demur to the bill or risk being treated as in default. The order is published in four consecutive Columbia newspapers. James A. Smiser, Solicitor, attests the copy.
In Circuit Court Maury County Columbia Penn the complainant’s sworn bill shows Kate Dean is a non resident of Tennessee. She must appear within three days of the next term the second Monday in November and plead or demur or the bill will be confessed. A copy of this order will be published four consecutive weeks in the Columbia Herald. This Sept 6 IML W F Eudy Circuit Court Clerk Shelby Cottsey Hol. tor Compts.
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