Ordinance Targets Saloon Women Access In City
The council passed a second reading ordinance introduced by Alderman Towler barring women from entering or loitering in saloons and forbidding liquor sales to women with fines from 10 to 50 dollars. A three member committee was named to select a site and report back to the Board, while purchases for city work were centralized to the Recorder. The board adjourned to Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Towler
Guest
Towler, Swansbore and
Cameron
India
Recorder Erwin
Fifth Street
Garden and
High
Collier
Look Out For Mr. Com Stock and Bryan Jones
Photographs show Mr. Bryan since his return. Any admirer seeking a lock of his hair should act quickly before Mr. Bryan Jones. Chicago News notes this humorous possibility as a local oddity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Bryan Jones
Chicago News
Fire Tornado and Life Insurance Agents Bonds for Officials
Hendley Frierson Cochran advertise fire and life insurance services. They offer bonds for public officials guardians and trustees, indicating a focus on surety coverage for government roles. The notice highlights subscriptions to the Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Hendley, Frierson & Cochran
Town Cut by Mudslide Leaves 225 Feared Buried
In Kwarell Caucasus a mountain flank collapsed burying about six feet of mud and debris over the town. Some 225 people are said to be buried alive and 55 bodies recovered. Cattle and crops destroyed. The disaster follows frequent Caucasian valley avalanches. Separately, Columbia officials discuss an electric street railway franchise sought by Horace Rainey to link Mt Pleasant and Columbia. The city examines safeguards on streets, street lamps, sewer plans, and pavement projects amid fiscal constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Rainey
MT. Pleasant
Tiplib
Kwarel
Lves
Rainey
Columbia
Mr. Rainey
Nashville and Columbia Interurban Railway
J. P. McGaw
Frank G. Smith
Athenaeum
F. G. Smith
W. P. Woldridge
Institute
Matthew Cox
John I
George Parkes
Sam Hayes
Riverside
Robert Barber
Nashville
Jessie Ellington
Prof
Cox
Murfreeaboro
Mary Ashton
The
W. D. Caskey
J. N. Frank
Fifth District
Tom Forgey
Black Oakes
West Sixth and
Garden Streets
C. A. Forgey
Bethels
Ben Fly
F. R. Bates & Son
Maury County
Episcopal Church
Lena Jackson
Birmingham
Herman Lefkovits
Joe Rit
Will Shields
Burrows
Eighth Street
Garnett Merrill
Ed Wiliams
Plunkett
Ed Williams
Garden Street
Lem Woody
Wil
Iamsport
Columbia Institute
Schaub
Angi Aitawet
John Harlan
Maggie Hull
Godwin
James Johnson
Mary [Johnson
Santa Fe
Gee. Armstrong
Helen
Zion
Beaver Dam
George Killebrew
New York
Wattle Dixon
Emily Dixon
McConnico
Mr. Bassam
Theta
Ewing Oakley
Dr. Russell
Owing Oakley
J. W. Goad
J.H. Erwin
Hall
Pulaski Pike
Gordon
Turnpike
B. Erwin
W. T
J. E. Haley
Mt Pleasant
Mr. Davis
Jeff Davis
Arkansas
Washington
Philadelphia
Lizzie Oakley
Water Valley
J. R. Mc ‘Kay
Carters Creek
Nannie Sawyer
H. F. Howard
Summertown
Green Sawyer
Rachel Cain
Milan
J. J. Claxton
Century
Atlanta
Sam Caperton
Hickman
W. D. Brooks
Memphis
Misa Dora Evins
Culleoka
Mrs. Kennedy
Ladies Missionary Society Meeting at Cullooka
John T. Prich invites Columbia Presbytery Ladies to Cullooka on Sept 19 at 10 30 am for a missionary gathering. He reassures guests of hospitality regardless of Union views with the Presbyterian Church U S A and says the program will focus on saving souls, not church politics, with a Woman's Board representative expected. Contact E J Park for entertainment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of Columbia Presbytery
Cullooka
Presbyterian Church
U.S. A
Jesus
Ladies of Columbia Presbytery
E. J. Park
Tenn
John T. Prich
Miss Minnie Polk to Head Public School Grade
Miss Minnie Polk will lead the second grade in the public school this coming season. Numerous local movements fill the town scene from new residences to moved families and business signals, while teachers and students prepare for the fall term amid community notices and local updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy McGregor
Richard Gant
Seventh Street
Mary Polk
Minnie
Frank Alexander
Pulaski Pike
Minnie Polk
Daughters of the Confederacy plan Flora Hall lunch booth
Local chapters organize a lunch booth at Flora Hall with a long list of committees for decorating lunch and arranging drives. Volunteers include Mrs J T Mitchell chairing decorating and many named ladies handling day by day duties and various street and business district canvassing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters For the Confederacy
Flora Hall
J. T. Mitchell
J. T. Wooten
Rebecca Melemore
Frank Smith
W. 2
Dobbins
BE. W. Carmack
J H. Pustel
H. P. Piguers
Jas. Sminer
M. Towler
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Mr. Comstock
E. W. Jones
High Street
Columbia, Tenn
Rees & Watkins
Kwarell
Trans-Caucasia
Telaw
Caucasus
Board of Mayor and Aldermen
Garden
Ninth
Eleventh
Twelfth Street
Haymarket
West Seventh Street
E. B. McLemore
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo,.c
Ladies” Presbyterial Missionary Society
Columbia Presbytery
Frank Latta
Public Square
Phoenix Bank
Eodtt
Town and County News
J. B. Farmer
Martin, Tenn
Beth Perry
Little Daughter
Bigbyville
Det Ewing
Primm Springs
Allie Kittrell
Dick F. Brown
Carrie Beaucamp
Kentucky
Jis
Pleasant Friends
Amelia Laurice
Mamia
Mrs. Hunt
Bristol, Va
W. H.denham
South Pittsburg
H. Denham
Groveland
Elnora Jones
Miss Gordon
Cross Bci
Je Vielting
Wo ¢ Gordon
Min
Ellis Woods
T. B. Wakefield
Uniea City
Thomas
Nancy Morans
Hamburg, N.Y
Daughters OF the Confederacy
W. B. Dobbins
A. D. Frierson
M. B. Farias
Ernest Molemore
Nat Holman
P. J. Eving
Patterson
J. H. Ze
G. Dunnington
Treney
Frank Smith Yere
E. H. Hatcher
Nat
Allen Brown
Rosa Barnett
Emma Frierson
Ed Shegogg
Robt, McKinney
L. B. Dunnington
Robt
Nichols
J. G. Evans
Lottie Wilkins
Craig
Carrie Mitchell
Mora Farisa
Mary B. Hine
B. W. Carmack
Boliciting Committee
Sixth
Miss McKay
Eighth
Ninth Street
Miss Barnett
Biddle
W. B. Wilkins
Main Street
R. McLemore
Towler
Wooten
Hampshire
Pleasant
Campbellsville
Mooresville Pikes
Shegoge
J. W. Dunnington
Lowell Mill Pike
Fuzrell
Waterloo
1815
Napoleon
Wellington
Iowa
T. Archer
Agt
Williamsport
Tennessee
Otey and Polk
South
Nashiville
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