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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1900

Page

7

Death of Wittie Craig Tragedy Touches Mt Joy Community

Mt Joy notes the death of Wittie Craig at a young age after a lingering illness. He leaves a widow and three daughters, with a large family of relatives and friends mourning. The piece recalls his kindness, home life, and community service, and mentions memorials at Bailey cemetery and local church activities. Several notices follow: improved health updates, a musical event, and local movements as families relocate and schools resume.

Local notes from Theta describe school opening and wedding

Tun Theta reports illness of Mr. Bol Oakley and the new school under Mr A McCannico and Miss Maud Brantley with forty two pupils enrolled. Ethel Blackman boards with Mrs Burt Dalton. Dan Oakley and Stella Irvine wed at Reg McKnight’s, then go to Columbia to reside. Wishing readers success and happiness.

Bol Oakley A. McCannico Mise Maud Brantley Mise Ethel Blackman Burt Dalton Dan Oakley Stella Irvine Reg. McKnight'a Columbia Aslam Heratn

Glendale Herald Column Notes From September News

Glendale Kentucky September 1 news entry greets readers after months absence. School opened Monday under Prof. Ragedale and wife. Robert Graves ill with typhoid fever not expected to recover. Mr and Mrs R N Moore and children visited in West Tennessee recently. Mrs Frank Jaywood sick. daughter Nora Fitzgerald attends bedside. Ewing Kannon and sister Roby returned to Bowling Green after weeks away. Kimper from Arkansas on protracted visit. Hughes ill. Kim Kannon’s family mentioned. Myrtle Kannon of Howling Green hosted a charming gathering at D W Davis residence. many local names listed as attendees. Wishing the Herald success.

Culleoka J. H. Dinning Hiro. Walker Walker Campbell Dangley Dewis Amis Wilkes Columbia Siniser Cullooka Moore State Pasopee John Hobbs Tom Fleming Place Campbell's Station Craig Parks Pleasant Grove Katie Thomas Glendale Charlotte Smiser Henry Martin, Jr Nashville Barbara GuExnaLe Hurato Ragedale Robert Graves R. N. Moore Tennessee Frank Jaywood Nora Fitzgerald Ewing Kannon Miss Roby Bowling Groom Kimper Arkansas Hughes Texan Kim Kannon Kannon Howline Green, Ky Mro D. W. Davis Raby Keenan Bula Smith Pees Lena Wis Roe Winewakey Inches Lilian Ha

Recollection of a barefoot boy and a circus visit

A nostalgic fragment recalls a young boy mesmerized by a circus parade and chariot ride. The scene shows a thin, tearful child on a fence, dreaming of the spectacle, and later years that place him among fortune’s tents yet leaving him longing for youth.

Osteopathy in Tennessee Clinic Highlights Case Cure

A patient recounts discovering Osteopathy through Dr Brown Godwin and Mrs Ella McCaleb, a 20 year old who suffered paralysis since age seven. After initial treatment she regains back mobility and stands without crutches, with others noting gradual overall improvement. The account advocates osteopathy as a legitimate medical system bound to rise in prominence alongside dentistry and surgery.

Brown Godwin Ella McCaleb Pinewood Hickman County Tennessee Ells Ino Billa Shady Grove Jean Columbia Dr. Godwin Tam W. OH Suri

Battered Steamer Flints Narrow Lake Michigan Escape

Details of a deadly gale on Lake Michigan as the steamer Flint and Pere Marquette No 4 survived a terrifying voyage to Milwaukee. Thirty passengers were injured. several seriously, with prayers of thanksgiving as land appeared. Aircraft-like wreckage and shattered cabins described amid a winter night voyage. Also mentions the Magnet on Lake Erie and other storm news from Buffalo and Crystal Mark.

Flint Lake Michigan Milwaukee Pere Marquette No. 4 Pere Maryqueueé Line W. Harker Detroit Magele Egglenton Martha Berham North Tagsng Conrad Hibbard Monro Mich Willie Gustie J. HM Feather Toledo Heath Lake Erie Buffalo Crystal Mrark HuTalu Club Coar Creation Mer

Local buggy dealers advertise complete stock of wheeled vehicles

Satterfield & Dodson Columbus Buggy Company's buggies surries and phtons also Babcock Wescott and Troy buggies. Our stock is complete everything on wheels quality style and price are right. We are at the same old stand giving a hundred cents worth for every dollar you spend with us.

W.j.oakers W. J. Oakes N. Maio St Columbia, Tenn Jolivlyade Columbus Buggy Company Babcock, Wescott and Troy

Refugees in Virginia Point and Galveston Plight

Reports from Texas City to Virginia Point detail refugees suffering from hunger thirst and exposure as relief efforts lag. Detachments guard routes to keep nonresidents away while death and insanity spread among the homeless. A Johnstown relief proclamation urges gratitude and donations to aid Galveston victims. An African automobile service between Senegal and Niger uses French vehicles run by Frenchmen.

Tronston Tex Feesuia Texan Virginia Point Texas City Virginia Gale Weston Tesac City Isin Virginw Point Johnstown Mag L-Mayer Woodrill Galveston Tetar Johastown Africa Sengal Kiger

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