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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1907

Page

5

Opponent Dibrell Poised to Challenge Thomas in Tennessee

Memphis Aug. 14 The News-Scimitar reports a likely race for the state senate clerk position, with Comptroller Frank Dibrell aiming to oppose Ed B. Thomas of Waverly. Thomas has held the clerk post for four terms and faces a strong contest, while Dibrell is a seasoned rival with broad support in both legislative houses.

Memphis Tenn Frank Dibrel West Ed B. ‘Thomas Waverly Benale Thomas General Assembly Dibrell

Maury County Centennial Fair in Columbia Celebrated

The Maury County fair in Columbia marks its centennial with a homecoming feature and gala events. The Fair Association issued a Centennial Year Book with the program, poetry by John Trotwood Moore, and plans promise a grand gathering, drawing visitors to the city for a week of stock, produce exhibits, and hospitality.

Maury County Middle Tennessee Columbia Columbia and Maury The Fair Association John Trotwood Moore Nashville

Rockefeller denies interview authenticity dispute erupts

An Associated Press dispatch from Cleveland reports John D. Rockefeller denied a widely circulated interview on August 19. Further inquiry shows the repudiation did not originate with Rockefeller or AP authorization, yet the interview appears correct and properly authorized at publication.

New York Aus Associated Press Cleveland John D. Rockefeller Rockefeller

Patterson seeks Beckham aid on night rider crimes

Governor Patterson asks Governor Beckham of Kentucky to offer a reward for the night rider who whipped John Lockert of Guthrie Kentucky. He also seeks general help to suppress night riding atrocities in Tennessee.

Herald Nashville Tenn Patterson Beckham Kentucky John Lockert Guthrie Lockert Tennessee Veckham

Hoosier Wheat Drills On Sale By B A Gatterfield Co

Hoosier wheat drills advertised as a dependable implement. Customers urged to visit B A Gatterfield & Co for purchase and trial, promising old reliability and superior performance.

Taft Voices Campaign Fire At Memorial Hall

William Howard Taft spoke at Memorial Hall in Columbus addressing tariff revision and anti trust enforcement. Introduced as the next president by Gov. Harris, Taft urged action on revising the Dingley tariff and backing stronger penalties for patent violations and rebates. The hall, packed beyond capacity, erupted in applause at mentions of Roosevelt and his policies.

Columbus William Howard Taft War Department Memorial Hall Buckeye Republican Club Taft Gov. Harris United States Rosevelt Stee

Roberts Bend and Knob Creek Community Notes

August 19 report from Roberts Bend details absence due to Goshen meeting and upcoming service at Godwin chapel. Many locals attend Primm’s and visiting relatives from Nashville, Cullooka, Park Ridge, and Columbia. Several families return home or plan travel to Primm’s, Cullooka, and North Carolina with other social visits noted.

Roberts Bend and Knob Creek Goshen Allen Godwin Chapel Muncey’ Roberts California James Patterson Babe Roberts’ Bend Park Ridge Minos Kriemhild Dodson Little Brother Nashville Www C. Roberts N. M. Page Blanche Roberts Primm Sara Bessie Hardison Cullooka Aline Page Primm's C. P. Roberts Fannie Cates R. H. Blackwell Edgar Page Lucile Mafereath Harris A. P. Roberts William Roberts Zion Charles Cates Columbia Miss Semmle Primms Church Nan Roberts Will Hayes North Carolina Chlor

U D C Monument for Mt Pleasant

The U D C Monument by the Mt Pleasant chapter has arrived. A 10 ton base was set yesterday and other pieces are being placed. The full monument should be completed in a day or two, standing about 24 feet high and costing around 2400 dollars raised by the local chapter.

U. D.C Joon Mt. Pleasant Record

Ladies Silk Gloves and Embroideries Featured in List

An assorted catalog lists ladies long silk gloves priced to 1.00, short silk gloves, laces and embroideries with ranges from 2c to 30c, all over nets and laces, Swiss and Nainsook embroideries, corset cover embroidery, ribbed edges, and a selection of collars, rucking, Windsor ties, belts, hand bags, and backs of prints. Also featured are dental and talcum powders.

Windsor Colwates Selicks

Reverend John Matthews Dies in St Louis at 82

Rev Dr John Matthews longtime dean of Southern Methodism and former pastor of Centenary St Louis St Johns McKendree Nashville died in St Louis at 82 after weeks of illness His wife with him celebrated their golden wedding recently He served twelve years in New Orleans and five in Kansas City and four in Montgomery shaping Methodist church history

ST. Louis John Matthews Nashville Southern Methodism Methodist Episcopal Church, South Pine Street Dwight Jennings Matthews Methodist Episcopal Church South Hhis Church St. Loui Centenary St. John's New Orleans Kansas City Montgomery McKenree Church Tenn Cathedral of Methodism of the South St Louis

Warrant Roundup In Phosphate City Ends In Compromise

Deputy Whitley and Bud Erwin, a Black man, were taken to Mt. Pleasant after arrest for a $48 board bill. Additional warrants followed for larceny of a pistol carrying a pistol and gaming. Erwin also filed warrants against railroad foremen. All cases were later compromised.

Whitley Bud Erwin Mt. Pleasant

Spy Colts Reach Sprint Times at Fayetteville

The colts of Chaffiy Bros named The Spy show speed as Evelyn W and Eunice win in fast fashion at Fayetteville, by the fine young sire.

Chaffiy Bros the Spy Evelyn W Eunice Fayetteville

Plumbing Contract Offer Stresses Skilled Experienced Work

The notice invites customers to hire their plumbing firm citing satisfaction with existing clients. It emphasizes they employ no novices and promise high quality work by experienced men. The ad invites inquiries via both phones REGS and WATKING.

Regs & Watking

Special Features At The Fair Promised Show Lineup

Manager McGaw rapidly closes concessions for fall at good prices and aims to dispose of them within days. The Pike is set to be lively and Dr. Riggs' Horse Show is a new attraction. John T. Slater notes Dr. Riggs as premier horse educator with flamboyant style and bold rhetoric. Prof. Barnes promotes dairy demos showing Maury as ideal dairy country and potential large cheese profits locally and for export.

McGaw John T. Slater Selma Ala Fair Dr. Riggs America John Temple Graves William Jennings Bryan Bismark Caesar Brutas Barnes University of Tennessee Maury

Be Prepared with Dr. Thomas' Oil for Quick Wound Relief

A compact ad note urging readiness for cuts, burns, and scrapes. It promotes Dr. Thomas' selectric Oil claiming instant relief and rapid healing for wounds. The message emphasizes quick action and usefulness in emergencies.

Thomas

Theft of registration certificates shocks Memphis precinct

In Memphis the registration certificate book was stolen from the courthouse lobby last night. Only 39 certificates had been issued, with 399 taken, suggesting a calculated motive beyond mere theft. Registrar C. M. Jones reported the incident to Chairman Allie B. Carter, who warned the commission may throw out the entire precinct’s registration if further safeguards fail. Police were alerted by Henry Cohen, and Captain John Brennan led the night patrols in the investigation.

Memphis Tenn Resistrara Patrick J. Guinan Henry Cohen Golock Allie B. Carter Registration Commission Carter Mr. Cohen John Brennan

Harness Shop Seeks Customers For Finest Stock Yet

Harness shop B A Satterfield & Co invites customers to view their best stock to date. Advertisement notes special shows on Tuesday and Friday at 2 o'clock.

Poultry Deal Ends Dortch Rhode Island Reds Sale

Mr. D A Dortch closed out all Rhode Island Reds to Mr. George Alcorn. The 170 birds complete Dortch poultry interests after selling Barred Rocks and Brown Leghorns earlier. Alcorn now has about 400 Reds with 200 more engaged, amounting to around 800 Reds and Leghorns, and will reach 1,000 birds once yards are completed.

D. A. Dortch Rhode Island George Alcorn Mr. Dortch

Dr. Witherspoon Buys Danley Home West End Address

Dr J A Witherspoon purchased Maj W L Danley s residence at 1810 West End Ave for $16 000 He now occupies 1812 West End next door and plans to move into the Danley house Edwin Warker Nashville occupies the Danley place in Tennessee.

J. A. Witherspoon Maj W. L. Danley West End Avenue Dr. Witherspoon West End Danley Place Edwin Warker Nashville Tennessean

Asphalt firm fined five million and Dortch to leave Columbia

Washington reports a $5,000,000 fine against the New York and Bermudex Asphalt Company for participation in the late rebellion. The court authorized damages in five other particulars and the firm plans an appeal. D. E. Dortch, long active in music publishing, buys a controlling stake in the Baptist Banner at Martin Tennessee and joins as associate editor. Mrs Dortch becomes cashier and treasurer as the Dortch family prepares to move to Martin within thirty days.

Washington Landis Chicago New York Bermudex Asphalt Company D. Be, Dortch Baptist Banner Martin, Tenn Dortch

Do You Want Gasoline Engine Myers Pump Stock Tank Hoosier Drill

Do you want gasoline engine Myers pump stock tank Hoosier wheat drill imperial disc harrow imperial smoothing harrow imperial land roller feed crusher tornado cutter B A Satterfield Co Ltues Friday w2t

Myers Hoosier Imperial B. A. Satterfitld & Co Ltues&fridta

Burdock Blood Bitters Proven To Aid Digestion

J. H. Walker of Sunbury Ohio reports long standing dyspepsia and poor appetite until Burdock Blood Bitters. The testimonial asserts severe food distress prior to use and claims full relief after taking the remedy.

J. H. Walker Sunbury, Ohio

Money in Suit Case Attracts Townsman Theft Charge

In Old Towne Maine Aug 15 a man found with a suit case containing new ten dollar gold certificates and Treasury notes totaling 4700. Winfield Marson a former clerk at Chicopee National Bank Springfield Massachusetts was arrested nearby on July 29 charged with stealing 6000 from the bank.

Old Towne Treasury Winfield Marson Chicopee National Bank Springfeld Mase Heer Todayon

Japanese Sketches at Fort Atlanta Sketched by Soldiers

Fragmentary notes describe sketches made by Japanese observers near Fort McPherson in Atlanta. A former agent recalls first observing men and reports the event to the Department of Me ul. Details are unclear due to damaged text.

Atlanta McPherson aketeRer Department of Me

Panama Canal Cost Pressures Surge as Work Accelerates

The Canal Commission reports canal costs exceed 1908 appropriations by about 1,000,000 due to faster than expected progress. Col Goethals urges Congress to cover the deficiency next session to sustain pace, arguing economy lies in finishing sooner rather than tightening spending. Gatun dam work advances beyond earlier forecasts.

Washinton Ate Panama Canal Canal Commission Col. Goethals Congress Gatun

Choice Fruits Plant List From R A Wilkes Cullooka Tenn

R A Wilkes of Cullooka Tennessee advertises a list of fruit trees vines and plants available for description and price. The notice requests readers to send their names for the description price list.

R. A. Wilkes Cullooka, Tenn

Protracted Goshen Church Meeting Notes Local Visitations

Aug 13 Water Valley reports a lively Goshen church meeting with strong sermons. Several residents are named visiting relatives, illness, and travel, including Mrs Gant Wakefield, Mrs Fleming, Maggie Johnson, Susie Blair, Bert McMeen, and Louise Gardner. A large barn on Mr J Park Johnson’s farm burned last night, destroying heat and an engine with no injuries reported.

Water Valley Goshen Church Gant Wakefield Fleming Bethel Our Creek Maggie Johnson Santa Fe Hutcheson Bert Gunt Wakefield Susie Blair Neapolis Goshen Bliss Cook Mary Onir Creek West Tennessee John Fleming Mt. Pleasing James Pigg Burt McMeen Trostville Ala Ben Oakley Mt. Pleasith Jim Gardner Louise J Park Johnson Orestha

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