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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1909

Page

2

Powerful man in City Court fight over lunch

Cherrie Miller, a large man, faces assault with intent to murder after an altercation with a small Black boy over a lunch half share and a nickel. Miller claims a rock was thrown. police say he used a knife, cutting the boy’s ear. Miller has a violent reputation and past trouble. Two other cases noted with minor penalties.

Cherrie Miller Miller Ed Green Tegarden Miler Gareed Apon Porter Erwin Buster Woodard Mazie Butler

Foley's Kidney Remedy Adverts Back Aches and Kidney Trouble

Take notice that Foley's Kidney Remedy is recommended for back ache rheumatism and kidney and bladder trouble. It claims to quickly correct urinary irregularities, prevent serious illness and restore health. Do not neglect signs of kidney trouble or risk Brights disease or diabetes. GHO ALCORN.

Auto line planned between Shelbyville and Fayetteville

A new company is organized to establish an automobile line between Shelbyville and Fayetteville via Lynchburg. Promoters General Ernest Coldwell and H. P. Kirkpatrick plan two cars with capacity for passengers and freight. The service aims to be 80 miles long and to carry both people and goods.

Herald Shelbyville Tenn Fayetteville Lynchburg Ernest Coldwell 8. P. Kirkpatrick

Kidney Pills Credited With Long-Standing Cure In Columbia

A Columbia resident, BR Jeter of Ninth Street, credits Dean’s Kidney Pills with curing years of kidney trouble and back pain. He reaffirmed the claim in 1907, stating no recurrence since the initial relief. Doan’s Pills are advertised as the remedy with poster agents listed in Buffalo New York.

Columbia BR. L. Jeter Ninth St Tenn Dean Jeter Liam Milburn CO Buffalo New York United States Doan Asad

Dobbins Back From Chattanooga Leads Tennessee Retail Group

Mr. J Dobbins returned from Chattanooga where he presided at sessions of the Tennessee Retail Hardware Association and declined re election as president. Delegates toured Lookout Mountain Missionary Ridge and Fort Oglethorpe, debated next convention city, and adopted thanks to Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce and others. New officers and committees were elected for 1910 and membership grew with several firms joining the association.

J. D. Dobbins Chattanooga Tennessee Retail Hardware Association Nashville Knoxville Committee On Affairs H. Clay Evans Richardson Lawrenceburg Tenn Evans East Tennessee Chamber of Commerce of Norvell Shapleigh Hardware Co St. Louis Hotel Patten H. L. McNamara National Retail Hardware Association Drummer Boys Daily Press Ita W. B. Hager Hartsville J. W. Bayleas Athens A. B. McGill Shelbyville M. Richardson J. M. Bennett W. P. Marshall M. A. Walker L. D. Love 1. T. Mitchell A. N. Sherman Wiliam Tucker, Jr Bayless Hardware Co Read Hardware Co Cleveland Robinson & Goodwin Fayetteville Morehead & Sons Lynchburg

Rioting Women Attack Steel Plant Clerks in Pittsburg

In Pittsburg on Friday 150 Pressed Steel Car clerks and workers were mobbed by about 500 women allied to striking men. State troopers fired over the crowd to restore order as guarding units battled rioters around the stockade and restaurant where workers were fed.

Pittsburg Pressed Steel Car Company State Constabulary Forste New York Philadelphia Pfell

Foley Kidney Remedy and Catarrh Cure Claim

An advertisement touts Foley Kidney Remedy as strengthening kidneys and clearing impurities to relieve fatigue backache rheumatism and urinary issues. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional treatment with a $100 reward for cures and urges readers to buy through F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. It also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Foley Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio T.c

Caldwell Buys Mules During Dalton Visit to Columbia

James A. Caldwell president of Cumberland Telephone Co and family visited Columbia riding in a touring car. He purchased a handsome bunch of mules from J W Howards Co to be shipped to his stock farm near Nashville. The group toured Zion and other local points admiring Maury county crops.

James A. Caldwell Cumberland Telephone Go Nashville Caldwell Zion Maury County

Old Officers Re-Elected by Duck River Baptist Association

The Duck River Baptist Association met at Spring Hill and re elected its older officers by acclamation. Rev. J. B. Spratlin was named moderator Rev. 8 Evans vice president A. J. Arm strong secretary S. F. Dobbins assistant secretary J. WW. Crawley treasurer. The gathering marked one of the most successful som alonn of its history.

Duck River Baptist Association Spring Hill J. B. Spratlin 8. Evans A. J. Armtrong F. Dobbins J. WW. Crawley

Plain Clothes for the Police Ordered in Nashville City

A Nashville dispatch notes that the Chief of Police was ordered to place every policeman in plain clothes and keep them cautious to enforce prohibition laws. Clay county official P M Moore resigns as fraternal representative of the 12th district, citing reasons assigned.

Herald Nashville Tent Brown P. M. Moore Clay County Han

Walter Hal Breaks South Half Mile Record in Winchester

Walter Hal, with Walter Direct and Brown Hal as handlers, clocks a new south half mile record of 2:09 and a fraction in Winchester Tennessee. The event featured a Gruat trial and multiple horses achieving fast times around the 2:16 to 2:17 marks, and George N. Garth trained the team to the win.

Mr. W. PB. Woldridge Winchester Goers Direct Walter Hal Mr. Woldridge Woldrige Geers Mora Goers Fayetteville Opal Wilson Memphis Thomas W. Lawson Lawson Walter ‘Hal Hal Geers Direct the Herald Tenn Walter Hil Walter Direct Duck Brown Hal George N. Garth Royal Hal Gleerane Styler

Also Mentioned on This Page

Charlie Miller Black Bean Mace MR. Dobbins DR. Woldridge Hardware Association Walter Srate MR. Caldwell Cumberland Company Maury Moore ORING Treasury Department Office of the THE Cerifsey Washington, D. C Maury National Bank Tennessee Congress Maury National Bank of Columbia Lawrence D. Murray Phoenix National Bank Bank of the People Phoenix Savings Bank and Trust Co Jo. L. Hutton W. A. Dale H. O. Fulton Patie Hirmin Robinson McGill Buggy Co Columbia, Tenn Florence Wagon Works Garth ORD
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