Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Columbia Herald in Columbia, Tennessee

We have 573,531 pages in Tennessee

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 13 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1913

Page

12

Government to place nearly two million crop aid in banks

Secretary McAdoo announced the allocation of forty six and a half million dollars to be deposited by the government in national banks across the west and south to aid crop movement and marketing. Southern banks receive twenty one million eight hundred thousand. western banks receive twenty four million seven hundred thousand. Deposits will be used for four to five months, then returned by April next year.

Washington McAdoo District of Columbia Treasury Clearing House Committee Alabama Birmingham J. M Tutwiller Mobile Albert Bush Montgomery W. A Knoxville Samuel B. Luttrell Memphis Samuel P. Read Nashville Joseph H. Thompson Texas Dallas Alexander Singer Ft Worth Houston Galveston J. H. Kempner San Antonio Virginia Lynchburg Norfolk Richmond Roanoke Hughes and Hughes South Side Park Walter P. Woldridge Renfro McDowell School E. J. Armstrong, Jr Bigbyville Jonas T. Amisa Mr. Pleasant Webb Ridley, Jr James Jaynes PL King Robert Bates Arkansas Columbia W. P. Woldridge Louise Clarksville Seventh Congressional District W. A.stewart Lawrence James H. Parviah Maury County the Daily Herald South Ride Park Jno. Walker Walker & Frierson New York E. EB. Erwin John J. Williamson Primm Springs Fred Gamble Lawrenceburg Judge Hinton Frierson Zion Miss House Franklin Jake Harlan A. A. McMillan B. L. Armstrong Lucile Street J. P. Street C. C F. E. Wood Columbia Athenaeum

Lynnville Bivouac Invites Members to September 18 Barbecue

T Williamson secretary of the local Bivouac received a cordial invitation from Harvey Walker Bivouac of Lynnville inviting members to attend a communal barbecue and basket dinner at Lynnville on September 18.

T. Williamson Harvey Walker Lynnville

Examination for High Schools to be Held at Court House

A high school examination will be conducted at the courthouse next Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday by County Superintendent John P. Graham.

Court House John P. Graham

Eggs Scarce as Dealers Report Strong Prices Persist

Produce and grain quotations show no relief in egg availability with high prices kept by scarcity. Dealers expect better supply next month though local markets have moved up on grain and products. Quotations from McCarty Produce Co. cover eggs fruits and nuts, flours, grains, and meat byproducts with multiple price points.

Twenty One Years Ago in Columbia

Twenty one years ago in Columbia details of local life surface from The Daily Herald entries dated August 1892. The column notes Mrs. F D Lander’s fever recovery, railroad revival efforts, county fairs, stock sales, barn fires, and political conventions with names like Collins Ridley Cox Simms Smiser and various local families and businesses.

the Daily Herald F. D. Lander Midland Railroad Nashville Tennesse River Bigbyville Thomas Lot Knox Creek Court House Square Will Ridley Nancy Hanks Hal Pointer Fairgrounds Pulaski Pike Col Ridley 5. Martin Bourbon County B. P. Wood Lincoln County McConnell Bros Woodford County The Daily Herald A. C. Floyd Herald McDowell School John Moore Martha Hodge Ex Pigg Fair Grounds W. P. Woldridge Chatfin Bros Ridley Hed Columbia Athletics J. W. Jacobs Carters Creek John Thomas Smith Factory Direct Columbus Columbia Mary Thompson Spring Hill Samuel Norman Laula Hunt Frank H. Raulston M. BE. Schotta A. N. Akin Mr. Webb First Presbyterian Church C. Foster Williams Second Presbyterian T. J. Duncan Pirst Methodist Church Luther Britt Pirst Baptist Church

Kansas No Longer Corn State Says Chief Executive

Silas Sorghum Pohde keynote to meet drought emergencies. Western Kansas fared better than central and eastern areas due to ponds. Sorghums and silos helped feed stock. drought stretched May to August with record heat. Water scarcity hit stock and households, but western ponds and tax exemptions preserved supply.

Kansas Corn State Silas Topeka Kan Central Kansax Western

Would Abolish Boxing Game Debate Roils LA Churches

In Los Angeles on Sunday ministers from prominent churches denounced the prize fighting law after the death of John Bull Young from a blow by Jess Willard in a Friday Vernor arena match. They urged action when the 1915 legislature convenes. Meanwhile Iowa public officials passed resolutions at a picnic advocating abolition of prize fighting, as newspapers editorialized against the current law permitting boxing contests for prizes.

Los Angeles John “Bull” Young Jess Willard Vernor Young Iowa State Society

Prayer Service at First Christian Church Tonight

Dr W T Bons will conduct prayer services at the First Christian church tonight. The subject will be the fourteenth chapter of St John.

W. T. Bons First Christian Church St. John

Railroad Time Table and Arrival Departures at Columbia

The timetable lists North Bound trains including No. 4 limited arriving 1:30 am departing 1:37 am and No. 90 Columbia accommodation departing 11:00 am. South Bound schedules include No. 21 Sheffield accommodation departing 9:50 am and No. 3 last one arriving 9:45 am departing 9:59 am. Additional trains: No. 2 fast line arrives 6:05 pm departs 6:10 pm, No. 1 limited arrives 3:42 am departs 3:45 am, and numerous Mt. Pleasant and Sheffield accommodations with various arrival and departure times.

Columbia Malin J Dow Sheffield Mt. Pleasant N. F Sccommons Simma Letoma Tenn Hmited Decater Aripiven Columbia Accommodartes Booth Bound

Knob Creek Edges Santa Fe In Hard Fought Game

Santa Fe and Knob Creek played a tight contest at Knob Creek Wednesday afternoon with Santa Fe losing. Walker pitched for Santa Fe and Headley for Knob Creek.

Knob Creek Santa FE Santa Fe Boys Walker Headley

Hand of Combine Bids Tie on Armor Plate for Battleship

Aug 25 Washington Secretary Daniels halted armor plate bids after Bethlehem Midvale and Carnegie submitted identical offers across classes, with Carbon Steel Co underbidding prior price. He met with the three firms to push competition, proposing a government plant to ensure real bids, a two year build time, and armor for battleship number 39 needed in one year.

Washington Navy Department Bethlehem Steel Company Midvale Steel Company Carnegie Steel Company Pennsylvania Carbon Steel Company Pittsburg Daniela Midvale Bethlehem Armegie Daniels Congress

Thaw Explains Escape From Matteawan

Sherbrooke Quebec Aug 22 Harry K Thaw explains his Sunday morning escape from Matteawan asylum saying his wife Evelyn Thaw’s return to the stage drove him to flee He asserts public support for his bid to be declared sane and denies intending harm to his wife or others in his sensational dash to freedom.

Sherbrooke Quebec Matteawan Harry K. Thaw Mattoawan Thaw New York State New York Evelyn Thaw Dr. Flint Mr. Jerome

Cream Supper at Sunnyside Welfare Event

An ice cream supper will be held at Sunnyside Friday night to benefit the Modern Woodmen. The event promises enjoyment and a cordial welcome to all attendees.

Sunnyside

Also Mentioned on This Page

Madoo the Toumbla Produce Co McCarty Produce Co Timothy Columus Mill & Elevator Ashton, Mill City Mill & Grain Co Benanas C. C. Denton Lewis Timmons Nicholas Nickleby Cox Williamson County Cox J. A. Simms Ed Craig Giles James A. Smiser W. T. Galloway Mra. Geo. Stockard Williamsport Union Station Thomas N. Jones Giles Sountys Josie Holcomb W. B.holcomb Nebraska Oklahoma Missouri Weather Bureau Kansay First Christian North End Secretary OF Navy Daniele Aske
Search Courier

Search the Columbia Herald Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Columbia Herald?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication