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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1909

Page

3

The Strain of Blackmail in a Fractured Marriage

Leila confronts Leo Mortimer over a forged check to back a failed Burbank scheme and a scheme to win Plank’s favor. Mortimer pleads repentance, seeks mercy, and urges retrenchment as a path to stability, insisting he never intended true harm.

Leila L Hanes Blam Plank Perba Deere Mortimer Lelia Burbank’s Leila Haif Leech Paraake Mile Dietaste Genuin Itv Ubar Aubusson

Nonresident Notice From Columbia Tennessee Court Order

Clerk's Office Colum bia Tenn issues nonresident notice for J B to appear next circuit court in 1909 plead to complainant's claim. Court to publish order in Columbia Herald April 5 1909. Clerk Nichols C Gordon solicitor for complainant.

Amt Columbia, Tenn, Gamnes Tennessee Columbia Herald Nichols Crews C. Gordon Pal Columbia, Tenn W. F. M. Kinzer

Bed rock of success powered by health claims for New Life Pills

Ad claims Dr. King s New Life Pills boost health and energy, vitalizing organs and strengthening brain and body. A testimonial from J A Harmon of Sizemore Pennsylvania praises the pills as the best ever used. Available at all druggists for 26 cents.

Dr. King J. A. Harmon Sizemore W. Pa

German wheat crop is short this year

Berlin reports the imperial crop report for April 15 shows wheat and rye in worse condition than 1908. Drought, autumn dryness, and severe winter caused the decline, but warmer weather and satisfactory rains may improve prospects. Subscribe for The Herald.

Berlin

Vestry Meeting at St Peter's After Gallant Soldier's Memory

At St Peter's church Thursday vestry elected Woldridge and Biddle senior and junior wardens. Little Seld was named treasurer, Richard Smith secretary. Delegates chosen to a Memphis convention include Dr William Biddle and Wm C Whitthorpy with alternates Jan Smalser and H L White. The obituary praises Major Whitthorne for Confederate service and public contributions to Tennessee.

St. Peter's Church Woldridge Biddle Little Seld Richard Smith Farias Cavalry Church Memphis William Biddle Ww. C. Whitthorpy Jan Smalser H. L. White

RUSHING WORK ON CONCRETE WALK NEAR CAMPBELLA

Grading for the concrete sidewalk on Highland Park avenue south of town is nearly complete under J. H. Murphy the Ninth District road commissioner. The pavement contract will be let soon and work will start on about three quarters of a mile. A land company on the opposite side plans to build the same length of pavement.

Highland Park Avenue Campbellaville Pike J. H. Murphy Ninth District Tt 44 New Land Company Pike

Honor Roll for McDowell School Readers List

The McDowell School honor roll for the past month lists students by grade. First Grade includes Mary Fly and many others. Second Grade features James Goffrey and peers. Third Grade lists Ulver Hogan and colleagues. Fourth Grade names Lillian Mayberry and others. Fifth through Ninth Grades include Irene Hill, Nevada Corcoran, Nelle Burns, Grace Hueckaby, and more.

McDowell School Mary Fly Sarah Fly Hisse Green Annie Mary Hill Sadie Lentz Louise Stokes Blanch Stone Sam Bates Curtis Blocker Boyd Crawford Irene Deane John M .Flowers Hartwell Hagey Robert Lentz Willam Mitchell Jim Morgan Charlie Shaw Dudley Sims Callie Stone James Goffrey Joe Hii B. D. Joyce Ernest Pullen James Shaw Sate Chlivis Marguerite Bunch Minnie Martin Ith Irene Hill Brownley Mayberry India Shaw Joe Parks Robert Stokes Cornelia Alexander Nevada Corcoran Annie Mae Huckabr Cowden Shaw Nelle Burns Brownie Green Harry Mayberry Grace Hueckaby Joe Hayes Milton McLean

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Praised For Wounds

Frank Disherry of Kelliher Minnesota credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with preventing a crippling knee injury and rapidly healing wounds, cuts and bruises. The ad lauds it as infallible for burns scalds and skin eruptions and claims it cures piles.

Frank Disherry Kelliher Minn Bucklen

Couple wills admitted to probate in Coury Court

The will of Mrs. Mary Lou Cox is admitted to probate with all property left to husband John R. Cox who is named executor without bond. The will of Mrs. Sara Jane Galloway is admitted to probate with property left to son Sherwood Galloway and daughter Nannie A. Galloway.

Mary Lou Cox Coury Court John R. Cox Sara Jane Galloway Sherwood Galloway Nannie A. Galloway

Money Comes in Bunches to A A Chisholm

A local testimonial from A A Chisholm of Treadwell New York describes long suffering indigestion torpid liver constipation and debility and credits Electric Bitters with restoring health and vigor after eleven bottles. The ad promotes Electric Bitters as infallible for stomach liver kidneys blood and nerves and lists druggists as sellers.

A. A. Chisholm Treadwell

McDonalds Foot Amputated After Yard Accident

H. W. McDonald, a local railroad worker, lost toes and had his left foot amputated above the ankle after a switch engine incident in the local yards. He was taken to Dr. Pillow's infirmary and is expected to recover.

H. W. McDonald

Declaimers Contest for Cheek Medal at Glendale School

Glendale Training school in Glendale Tenn held its annual commencement events with an eight entry declamatory contest awarding the J O Cheek gold medal to Grover Morrow. Judge W B Turner presented the medal. Prof LeRoy Reynolds led judging on enunciation articulation and bearing. eight students competed with topics ranging from The Thunder Storm to Stonewall Jackson. a banquet followed for the winner and other honored contestants.

Stam Correspondens Glendale Tenn Glendale Training School J. O. Cheek Grover Morrow LeRoy Reynolds Hae Virgil Moore Henry W. Grady Robt. Moore Kirby Cheatham Erin James Troope Benedict Arnold George Boaz Stony Point George Gibson Stonewall Jackson Jack Boaz Reynolds Secon la S. Duke McDowell School H. D. Harkreader Columbia Anise Mattie Tomlinson Culleoka W. B. Turner Battle of Ife Morrow

Tennessean and Weekly Herald Subscriber Offer

The Tennessean announces a club proposition with the Weekly Herald offering a one year subscription for three dollars cash, excluding Sundays, as a less than cost, paid up in advance deal aimed at expanding their paid subscriber base. The notice sells the offer as a good thing readers should accept.

Tennessean

School Program Recital Features Chorus Solos and Drills

The evening offered a variety of performances including the school chorus numbers Starlight and Moonlight Dance piano solos by Ethel Hinkle and Estella Walts, recitations by Gertrude Hinkle and Lucile Hancock, and a dumbbell drill by the young ladies receiving strong applause, with additional duets, waltz pieces, and a pantomime The program also listed pieces such as Little Fairy Wally and Mountain Bell Sebot Unshe by Katie McCall and William Thomas, and other acts like Vacation Days and The Train to Mauro.

Ethel Hinkle Little Fairy Wally Luther Thomas, Jr Katie McCall Marth The Teddy Bears William Thomas Ladive Hls Wughty Jack Gertrude Hinkle Estella Walts Estelle Hancock Plower William and Luther Thomas Little Boys Beauiul Evening Star

Dr King’s New Discovery Crowned King of Lung Remedies

A historical ad proclaims Dr King’s New Discovery as the top remedy for lungs and coughs. It claims to kill germs and cold grip, heal inflamed bronchi and stop coughing, with a testimonial from Dr Geo More of Black Jack North Carolina. A trial offer and guarantee are noted with pricing.

Dr. King Geo. More Black Jack N. C

Farm for Sale 238 Acres in Maury County

238 acres of first class farming land in Maury County known as the T M Hogan farm three miles west of Bigbyville and about five miles from Mt Pleasant. About 150 acres under cultivation two woods lots well watered good orchard two dwellings and two barns. If not sold before Saturday June 6 1909 it will be offered at public auction. For particulars contact C E Lowell at the farm or write Columbia Tenn R F D No 10 26-11t.

Arnell Columbia Maury Perry Lewis Industrial School E. W. Cole William Curren Whitthorne Tenhensee Congress Whitthorne N. XN. Cox Padgett First Tennessee Infantry Philippines Ma. Whitthorne Tennessee Flo Rockdale Pinkney Monnie Tennessee Valley Iron & Railroad Company Nashville & Thacaloosa Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway Lowds County Wayne West Point Major Whitthorne Arsenal Columbia Miliary Academy Imsseheer Station Nashville and Columbia Mnterurban Whitihorne Ja Miss Watson Nashville Charlotte Hughes B. A. Gox Idaho Frank Busi‘eas Florida Bam Clinton Sewanee B. R Whitthorne Shelbyville Maury County T. M. Hogan Bigbyville Mt. Pleasant C. E. Lowell Columbia, Tenn

Chancery Court Notice in Columbia Tennessee 1909

Clerk and Master AKIN orders nonresident defendants Jas Stockard Jennie Bush Bush Grorela Bullock Martina Francis Griffin and others to appear by June first next term and plead or demur or be defaulted. Publication required in Columbia Herald for four weeks. Attorneys BRS and At Law for Complainant.

Jno F. Stockard Jas. N. Stockard Jennie Bush Bush Grorela Bullock Bullock Sarah Martina Martina Francis EB. Griffin T. B. Griffin Keaton Geo Dave Ideon Sallie Bile Tom Bile Morenee Davidson Sissy Kerton Tennessee Chancery Court Columbia Colimbia Herald Akin

Land sale notice in Maury County Tennessee

By authority of mortgage from Myra Dobbins the property in Maury County Tennessee is offered for sale at the South Court House door in Columbia on May 15. The tract comprises two acres with a house, bounded by Kilcrease and Wortham, about nine miles from Columbia and 1.25 miles from Bear Creek pike. Terms cash. conveyance free from homestead rights. BE. A. TIMMONS J. H. DINNING, Attorney.

Myra Dobbins South Court House Columbia Tennessee 4Th Civil District Maury County John Kilcrease Joe Wortham Larkin Holcomb Bear Creek Pike

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Contigvea Dreas Burbank Sol L. Mortimer Lt. Mortimer L. Mortmer T. Lelia Dors Leruy Abel Walt Della Sony Herald ST. Peter’s, Frs M'Dowell M'Donald Cheek Prof. Reynolds Weekly Herald Lucile Hancock Chora Sage Lalo Cooke Cecil Jones Marie Thomas Jones Callin Toa Virgie Chadwell Plano the Fowler Mal West Kate McCall Malog Mauro Land Gale BE. A. Timmons J. H. Dinning
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