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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1920

Page

2

Military Meet at Columbia Military Academy Saturday

Prep military schools compete with teams of twelve from their R O T C units in the morning events at Columbia Military Academy field on Saturday April 24. Afternoon track events include sprints field events and relays featuring Massey Branham Hughes Battle Ground and Columbia schools as a warm up for Vanderbilt carnival on May 1. Public invited to witness

Columbia Military Academy Massey Military School Branham & Hughes Military Academy Massey Millitary Academy Battle Ground Military Academy Dudley Field Vanderbilt University Middle Tennessee

Flour Prices Rise as Market Turns Upswing

Over the past week flour climbed with mills quoting 14.00 a barrel for superlative patent, up 75 cents. Bran and shorts also gained to 60 and 68 a ton respectively, with dealers predicting higher prices ahead. The earlier dip reflected renewal of buying fear of famine, yet flour remains the cheapest major food item today. An acetylene generator for monthly road sign illumination was invented in Europe.

Woman recounts two year relief after Tanlac cure

Mrs. Alice Murphy of Los Angeles recalls a two year muscular rheumatism ordeal that left her unable to wear shoes or walk, with months of dizziness and pain. After taking Tanlac for several days she reports major improvement, sleeping well, resumed housework, and able to wear shoes again. Tanlac advertised by local drug firms.

Vanlae Alice Murphy Pennsylvania Ave Los Angels Cal Taniac Tam Columbia Smiser Drug Co Santa Fe KR Py Pigg Isom BR. F. D Hamshire J. J. Savage Mt. Pleasant City Drug Co

Man Held on Serious Charges After Robbery Attempt

C R Donneywitt twenty five of Lawrence county was arrested by police and jailed on a $500 bond for attempted robbery at the Austin Motor Car Company garage. A transport liquor charge is also possible after a small amount was found in his suitcase. Donneywitt allegedly entered the garage and took money from a cash register and tried to drug a night watchman to aid the crime. Several other men are said to be implicated but not yet arrested.

C. R. Donneywitt Lawrance County Donneywitt Austin Motor Car Company WA. Austin Mr. Austin Donneyett George Dodson Austin

Dalton the last James gang member joins Salvation Army

Kit Dalton, once the last surviving Jesse James gang member, found destitute in Memphis, was saved by the Salvation Army's Adjutant Robert Yager. Dalton recalled valuing Army workers during his bar days and showed a worn Colt with seven notches and the inscription Toom Jesse Janos Kl Dalton. An indoor golf game invention with a plush mint tee and pocket target is also noted.

K. Dalton Jesse James Memphis Robert Yager Salvation Army Dalton Army Adj Toom Jesse Janos Kl Dalton Kit Dalton Facenic Re Thark Bern

Membership drive aims to fund county council office

Maury County area officials and business leaders push a three year drive to double club membership. A permanent office and daily operations are planned, with funds to cover stenography and expenses if 200 to 400 new members join.

Karnere Maury County Cone of Agriculture Ofa

Warm Weather Boosts Pastures and Farm Work

Unseasonably warm weather and timely rain spurred rapid growth in grass and vegetation across farms. Clover fields show promise of good yields while corn plantings and other farm work progressed significantly during the week.

Cackling Hens Prove Worth to Mrs Pierson

Mrs Pierson of Silversville reports hens as money makers during February and March. She sold from her firm eggs to the value of 189 dollars, still selling at several dollars daily. Pierson notes good daily progress and anticipates a strong March.

Noes Powtry Pierson Silversville

Bayer Aspirin Headache Purpose and Packaging Claim

An advertisement asserts Bayer genuine aspirin tablets with proper directions for headache and other ailments. It states Bayer is the genuine aspirin brand prescribed by physicians for nineteen years, sold in tin boxes of 12 tablets at low cost, and identifies the Bayer trademark as the manufacture of monoacetic acid ester of salicylic acid.

Bayer Physiciana

Fiddle-fit cure claims to purge foul matter overnight

An advertisement promotes Casarets a laxative remedy. It links constipation and stomach gases to headaches and biliousness, says poisonous matter reabsorbs into the brain causing a dull headache. It promises stomach cleansing and a morning feeling clear and rosy.

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Largest Acreage of Tomatoes Ever Known

John J. Wilson of the Columbia Canning Company announces plans for the largest tomato acreage yet in the county. He says contracts indicate enough acreage to pack 50,000 to 60,000 cans daily, a yield never before achieved by the plant. The public response is strong and favorable, with good weather expected to support a robust harvest.

John J. Wilson Columbia Canning Company Mur

FINE PROSPECT FOR FRUIT SAYS M. H. FLY

Marvin H Ply of McCain s, a leading orchardist in the county, reports nine good prospects for peaches and especially apples. He notes Browny frit and Finn appler, and says his fruit drops are healthy with no signs of damage from recent freezes. He predicts a bumper apple crop this year.

Marvin H. Ply McCain's

Ownership and Circulation Statement for the August 24 1912 Act

Statement of ownership management and circulation required by the act of congress of August 24 1912 for the newspaper appears here. It lists the publisher editor contributors circulation figures and other required details. The document serves as a regulatory disclosure of the newspaper’s governance and distribution information.

Congress

Ownership and management statement for Columbia Herald 1920

W D Hastings sworn as business manager of the Daily Herald declares the Columbia Herald, Co., Inc published in Columbia Tennessee with J J Finney as publisher and editor J J Finney and W D Hastings as owners. No bondholders or other security holders hold 1 percent or more. Sworn April 10 1920 before Notary C A Ross.

Columbia Tennessee of Maury W. D. Hastings Daily Herald Wits Columbia Herald, Co., Inc Colupabia Tenn J. J. Pinney Columia J. 1. Finnay Tent, Business Managers J. J. Finney Columita Hastings D. Hastings C. A. Ross

Danderine Hair Care Ad Promises Growth and Luster

An advertising blurb promotes Danderine claiming it stops hair loss doubles beauty and banishes dandruff. It suggests a few cents buys a bottle and that use yields no fallen hairs, all hairs gain life vigor brightness color and thickness.

No Consensus On 6 O P Nomination In Tennessee

At the Tennessee state convention in Chattanooga Republicans show no clear choice for the party standard bearer this year. Hopkinson sentiment, Littleton support from many, and Sanders followers oppose Littleton due to past positions. Leaders expected to rally before the August primary, making the primary largely a formality.

Chattanooga Tennester DML Littleton Sanders Kinedid Aeven

California Syrup of Figs ad Preview

An advertisement seeks to persuade mothers to choose California Syrup of Figs for children. It emphasizes a fruity taste, mentions the package labeling with California spelled correctly, and promises safe stomach and bowel relief with directions printed on each bottle.

California Califenia Adv

No Contest for Maury County County Officers in August

Maury county voters appear to face an uncontested August election for county offices including county judge for the unexpired term, trustee, sheriff, and assessor for four years. Judge Whitthorne, Trustees Burns and Shoer, and Houser are seen as reelection candidates, with Williams seeking a second term. The county Democratic Committee may meet on the first Monday to arrange delegation to the state convention, and no primary is anticipated. Additional offices include eleven constables, five school board members, and thirty district advisory board members.

Maury County Whitthorne Burns Shoerit Houser Aswessor Williams Juge Loone Manly Sounty County Board of Education

Death of prominent farmer McKibbon in Culleoka

The funeral for McKibbon of Culleoka was conducted at Cumberland Presbyterian Church by Rev. Sam Eshman with Rev. Neeley assisting. Active pallbearers were two of the deceased’s sons and W. J. McKibbon. honorary pallbearers were Cumberland Presbyterian church officers. Interment followed at Bryant cemetery. Arrangements by Maury Undertaking Co. and TL Cunningham.

McKibhon Culleoka Bryant Cemetery Maury Undertaking Company Cunningham Wise Ginee McKibbon

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