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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1920
Page
7
The opening session of the Farmers Institute draws broad participation from SOD delegates across counties. Graham and others discuss rural life challenges, timber depletion, and agricultural policy as two governors prepare to speak tomorrow.
A preacher from Route 1, Section, Ala, promotes Ziron and Airwin as cures for bad stomachs and poor digestion. He says one bottle of Ziron cured his stomach, restored meals, and that Airwin will aid digestion when taken per directions with a money back guarantee via a druggist.
Col. Berry urged cooperation among Tennessee counties and the immediate establishment of county councils of agriculture and community organizations. He argued against relying on a single crop and cited the need for a county agricultural agent in every county to promote diversified farming and local development.
The grand jury, in session since May 21, has issued its final report and received an honorable discharge. Eight new indictments were added, bringing total judgments and presentments for the term to eighty one, a record for this district. Several changes to jury composition occurred during its term, yet the panel served continuously. Next week, five individuals are noted for upcoming events and a marriage in Lam.
A ten year anniversary program for Hopewell Associated Reformed Presbyterian Church features Col H Knox Bryson Dr Oliver Johnson and J J Finney with a history of the organization and addresses. A basket dinner and regional visitation accompany the observance with Lemuel P Padgett among the speakers and a schedule including welcome, history, and round table discussions. The event draws visitors from multiple counties and states.
Daily Horn reports a surge in wheel tax license sales at the County Court Clerk Lipscomb office. Registrations show 2,070 wagons and 1,001 automobiles, with 277 more vehicles expected to receive plates, totaling about 3,348 registered vehicles. Revenue listed includes various fees, with figures around $10.45 per voice at Fort MT.
NABHVILED Tenn August 18 United Press reports a resolution calling for ratification of the federal suffrage amendment was introduced by Senator Amirew Todd Murfreesboro and sent to the Shelby county delegation. The measure will be debated again tomorrow and likely referred to judiciary committees in both houses with possible immediate consideration after routine adjournment.
United Press dispatch reports Denver transit officials plan to restart normal street car service soon after a pause caused by a strike. Authorities anticipate a return to standard operations with limited service as crews prepare to resume duties.
A Clarksdale advertisement touts Ferraline as a natural mineral tonic not a patent medicine. It claims to restore appetite, ease digestion, reduce nervousness, and provide red blood and energy for springtime. It features testimonials from Dr Maxwell and promotes alcohol free formulation.
In Maury County the delegation appears split on ratifying the federal woman suffrage amendment. Senators Clarke and Russell reportedly oppose, while others expect the measure to proceed, influenced by state and national party leaders and administration patronage. Local lawmakers face pressure from both parties to align.
Johin Hotedink the oldest rural mail carrier in Maury County retires after nearly nineteen years in service. He began Rural Route Five on October 1, 1917, later serving on routes two and four before returning to five. Born January 16, 1861, he retires on pension and previously served as a Columbia police officer under City Marshal John Jackson.
An advertisement touts a purifier and cleanser claimed to hunt out rheumatism germs in the blood and eliminate disease impurities. It urges readers to buy ten bottles of five dollars each and seek medical advice if needed, asserting the remedy targets bacteria in the blood and muscles.
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