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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1910

Page

12

Maury County Fair and Horse Show Premium Rules

Rules and premium lists for the Maury County Fair and Horse Show outline open-class contests with entry fees, trophy ownership, engraving, and obligations. It lists numerous champion classes including Best Jack, Best Brood Mare, Best Saddle Horse, Best Bear, Best Trotting Horse, Best Herd, Best Buck, and three-year-old pacers with added purse details and exhibitor names.

Maury County Maury National Fair Association J. W. Howard Bull Bethel House Phoenix Nat'l Bank Pair Association Model Ring W. P Clay Gentry B. O John R. Gentry P. Hanratty Oak Grove

Hayes appoints Witherspoon as deputy in Patterson circuit

The Patterson County Committee sees W C Witherspoon named deputy by Dr Hayes after his nomination. Witherspoon, a longtime Maury county political figure, previously sheriff and deputy to Worley, brings a strong base in the county and aided Governor Nichols’ belt efforts.

Maury County Curycutt Willard Worley Worley Gov Nichols

Protracted Meeting Opens in Waco Led by Ashton's Ministry

Rev. W. G. Ashton began a protracted meeting at Waco on Sunday morning and will continue for seven days aided by Rev. T. Ryley Davils of Kentucky. Baptists and churchgoers are invited to attend each session at the local venue.

W. G. Ashton Waco Severn T. Ryley Davils Kentucky

Daily Local Market Report Highlights Strong Oat Crop

Maury county reports an excellent oat harvest with high yields despite poor conditions for other crops. Clover also shows good prospects with seeds priced around 4.40 to 6.40 per pound and clover hullers expanding in the county. Market notes from Louisville list cattle, hogs, and sheep with mixed prices and broad commodity quotes across flour, grain, and produce sectors.

Maury County

Dr Dinwiddie to Enter Quiet Retirement from Ministry

The Tennessee conference will hear of Dr A G Dinwiddie of the First Methodist Church Columbia retiring from active ministry. He will seek an appointment to be relieved, to spend his days in Columbia among friends and parishioners. The article notes his long service since 1869 and his popularity beyond his denomination. It also previews a new presiding elder and potential local pastor appointments after October, with broad local interest among Columbia Methodists.

Tentiausee “Method A. G. Dinwiddie Pasego Methodiat Ehurch Columbia Dinwiddie Tennessee Earley Giles County Savannah Webb Cullooka Missouri Conference St. Joseph Kansas City Kerley G. A. Morgan W. T. Haggard Franklin J. J. Stowe Clarksville

Circuit Court Clerk Presents Settlements in Four Cases

Clerk A. J. Nichols announced settlements in four more cases this morning and prepared to pay claims of witnesses. The actions involve the Middle Tennessee Railroad Company versus J. G. Harris, M. B. Hay, RB. O. Blam, and others, and the state case Polk Edwards et al.

Circuit Court A. J. Nichols Caen Middle Tennnessee J. G. Harris Mia M. B. Hay RB. O. Blam Polk Edwards

Barn Destroyed in Sawdust Valley Fire

This morning M. R. White of Sawdust Valley lost his barn to a fire of unknown origin. The barn logs are valued at 760 dollars with no insurance. No stock was killed but a ton of hay, corn and farming implements were destroyed.

M. R. White Sawdust Valley

Tennessee Home for Orphans Opens Monday With Program

The Tennessee Home for Orphans will open on the morning of the first Monday in September at 1 o clock. A notable program is planned with speakers Dr A G Dinwiddie and Elder RH Bell plus delegations from Murfreesboro Sparta and Fayetteville. A barbecue follows the exercises and rooms furnished by churches or individuals will be marked with placards indicating sponsors.

A. G. Dinwiddie First Methodist Church of Columbia RH Bell Lawrenceburg Louisville Tennessee Murfreesboro Sparta Fayetteville Christian Church

Non-Resident Notice in Columbia Chancery Court

The Clerk and Master in Columbia Tennessee issues a non resident notice in the Mary Lula Dawson v Essex Dawson et al case. Defendants Miner Dawson Long and her children and Sabra Guthrie heirs must appear or plead by October next term. failure may result in default. Notice published in The Columbia Weekly Herald.

Essex Dawson Et al Miner Va Dawson Long Eliza Long Zilpha Long William John Long Jim William Lasley Sabra Guthrie Sabra Lasley Arch Sarah Robert Dawson Arch Dawson Tennessee Chancery Court Columbia A. N. Akin W. J. Webster J. ©. Voorhies

Birmingham Firm Sells Local Lands to Menning Couple

Yesterday the Birmingham firm completed a land sale into ownership of 105 acres on the Hampshire Pike. Jack and Jean Menning acquired the property from Boman and Yager for $9,000.

Birmingham Hampshire Pike Jack Jean Menning Boman and Yager Ala

Examination for School Teachers Held in Circuit Court

A supplemental examination for high school teachers was conducted in the circuit court room under County Superintendent John P. Graham. The only teacher examined was L. B. Duke, with J. A. Bostick, Supt. R. L Harrin, and Supt. Graham leading the committee. The High School commission lists John M. Burne, Br. M. F. Walker, Daniel Wil amy, Dr. R. S. Perry, D. W. Bhottier, and J. P. Graham among its members.

Circuit Court Room John P. Graham Duke J. A. Bostick R. L Harrin Supt Graham High School Commission John M.burne Br. M. F. Walker Daniel Wilamy R. &. Perry D. W. Bhottier Ieee J. P. Graham

Louisville Nashville rail timetable through trains and locals

The timetable lists arrivals and departures for the Louisville Nashville main line South and North Bound trains. It includes No 1 and No 3 through trains for Columbia, No 5 Decatur and No 93 Columbia accommodations, with specific times such as 5 42 a m arrival and 3 45 p m departure. Also shown are branches N F & B South and North Bounds with Mt Pleasant and Sheffield accommodations and Fayetteville Branch timings.

Louisville Nashville Columbia Decatur Columb North Bound Columbian Ideparts D. m Larrive Mt Prownant Dhemea Larrives

Glendale School Opens Monday With Community Invite

Glendale announces the new school opens next Monday with inviting remarks to patrons and locals. Prof. Leroy Reynolds leads the faculty with Miss Parka as assistant and Mrs. Leroy Reynolds in charge of expression. Mrs. McClure guides the music program for a bright term.

Glendale Leroy Reynolds Tie Parka McClure

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