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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1910
Page
4
A local firm led by Lodge secures the greatest cash certificate value reported this quarter, surpassing prior records. The move consolidates funding for upcoming expansion at the company’s main facility and signals strong investor confidence in the region’s market.
A long list extols the piano as a staple in homes and institutions. It highlights praise from leading public figures, musicians, teachers, and other judges of musical instruments and urges readers to request the portfolio of recommendations.
Nineteenth century Maury County Republicans nominate Capt Hooper after a tense convention with Patterson and anti Patterson factions. Delegations from Democrats attended, praising Hooper as harmonizer. Hooper, once an orphan, rose from Cocke County legislator to U.S. attorney and war veteran. Carmack tribute drew three minutes of cheering from the Chattanooga Times editor.
The Barker firm reports rising demand for eggs with orders arriving from Hattersburg Mississippi for ten cases. Local customers and new subscribers are urged to join Chin Tong Met and subscribe for The Herald.
After nominating Capt. Ben W. Hooper for Governor, the Tennessee Republican convention endorsed B. A. Enloe for Railroad Commissioner, pledging strict law enforcement and keeping temperance laws. The platform calls for liberal pensions for Confederate veterans, good roads, and strict executive restraint. Hooper accepted the nomination amid a unified, hopeful gathering. Newell Sanders reelected chairman as the State Executive Committee was reorganized.
The United States Department of Agriculture issues August based pasture rotation to eradicate cattle fever ticks. Vacate pastures from Sept 1 to July 1 next year to starve ticks and keep them from maturing. Dipping or spraying cattle is advised for larger herds. full guidance available from the Bureau of Animal Industry in Washington DC.
A petition in involuntary bankruptcy was filed in the U S district court in Nashville today by creditors seeking the declaration of bankruptcy for Bon Air Coal Company. A receiver was appointed today and will apply for court orders transferring administration from chancery to federal court as one of the larger bankruptcy actions in the state.
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