Hooper to omit force bill from special session call
Governor Hooper will not include the force bill in the special legislative call. He aims to limit the session to essential local measures and necessary appropriations, hoping to finish within twenty days in September.
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Nashville
Hooper
Gov. Hooper
General Assembly
Ient
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Columbia Resident
Thirty thousand voices praise Doan's Kidney Pills for back ache and kidney troubles. Mrs J P Baugh of Cemetery Ave Columbia Tenn Testifies of dizziness nervous spells and head and back pain relief after using Doan's pills. Purchased at Adams Martins Drug Store now HB Adams Drug Store. Remember the name Dean's and take no other. Price ten cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sale agents for the United States.
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Doan
Columbia
J. P. Baugh
Cemetery Ave
Columbia, Tenn
Dean
Adama & Martin's
H. B. Adame’ “Drug
Price
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
States
Mothers! Have Your Worms? Kickapoo ad warns parents
An elderly advertisement urges mothers to treat children for intestinal worms with Kickapoo Worm Killer. It promises symptom relief and improved appetite, claiming benefits for digestion and growth, and directs purchase through druggists or by mail for 5 cents from the Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. in Philadelphia and Saint Louis.
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Woldridge CO
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Company
Philadelphia
Stl. Louis
Beems
Dayton Man Wounded After Mule Theft in Argo
Dayton Tenn. man Wilam Davis, 37, wounded by a shooter who was after a mule he stole from in Argo. Davis escaped Ashville jail, pursued to Argo, hospitalized in county jail hospital with bird shot in serious condition. A $100 reward offered. Also contains an early 20th century advertisement for Hall’s Catarrh Cure and a claim about Hal l’s remedies.
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Birmingham
Ala
Wilam Davis
Dayton
Tenn
Argo
Davis
Ashville
Edison talking pictures draw full house at the Grand
The Edison talking pictures returned to the Grand on Saturday night drawing a standing room crowd. Many who missed Friday’s opening joined Saturday’s audience eager for another full house at the earliest opportunity.
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Grand
Liv-Ver-Lax Promises Gentle Constipation Relief
Calomel replacement touts Liv-Ver-Lax as a natural remedy that cleanses the system and relieves constipation while keeping users on their feet. Claims safety for children and suggests it will replace calomel in homes, with bottles priced at 50 cents and one dollar. Sold by Stephenson Brothers.
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L. K. Grigaby
Stephenson , Bros
Land Sale in Maury County Tennessee by Chancery Court
Ed Bailey et al representing Luzluka Brown and others proceed to sell a 10 acre tract in the 2nd Civil District Maury County. Sale set for September 15, 1913 at noon at the Columbia Court House with 12 and 18 month credit terms, $50 cash, no redemption, notes with security, auction details per decree from August Special Term 1913.
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Luzluka Brown, Col
Chancery
Colux
Kia
Tennessee
Court House
Columbia
Maury County
G. W. Mahon
Tom Shaw
Council Shaw
G. G. Dortch
Hien
A, N. Akin
Morab, Fariss, D
Maajet
Non-Resident Notice in Maury County Court
The Maury County Court notes a non resident of Tennessee Laula Hil due to Chicago address, requiring her appearance by September 1913 or risk a default. notice to be published four weeks in the Columbia Weekly Herald. Executor R L Hays announces claims against Love Webb estate to be presented within thirty days. advertisement includes Dr Hobson’s Eczema Ointment and product ads.
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Laula Hil
Chicago
Silihog
Tennessee
Columbia Weekly Herald
H. W. Thomas
J. H. Dinning
Love Webb
R. L. Hays
Columbia
Col Frazier to Join Fitzgerald and Clark Schoolstaff
Col N D Frazer of Nashville, former Columba Military Academy faculty member, will join the Fitzgerald and Clark school faculty at Tullahoma next year. He is a nephew of former Senator James B Frasier and was popular here.
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N. D. Frazer
Nashville
Columba Military Academy
Tre City
Col. Frazier
Fitzgerald and Clark School
Tullahoma
James B. Frasier
Charred Remains of Herman McAbee Ready for Nashville Burial
The charred remains of Herman McAbee, a child who died in a Thursday fire that destroyed his parents’ home at Cemetery Avenue and Embargo Street, were prepared for burial by Oaks & Nichols and taken to Nashville for burial at Mt. Olivet. Doctors confirmed the body after long doubt, and the family plans burial in Mt. Olivet Cemetery on Saturday. The boy, who had been near the pencil factory earlier, is believed to have slept in his room when the fire started.
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Herman McAbee
Cemetery ,Avenue
Embargo Street
Oaks & Nichols
Nashville
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Charlie McAbee
Maj J C French Dies Suddenly in Memphis Post Office
Maj J C French, named Memphis postmaster about two months ago after a lengthy fight, died at his breakfast table from a stroke. He was 72 and a Confederate veteran, with 25 years in the money order division. He left a wife, son Thornton P French, and daughter Mrs E B Mercer.
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Memphis
Tenn
J. C. French
Maj. French
Thornton P. French
E. B. Mercer
L. W. Dutro
Mississippi River
Burleson
Post Office
Woman killed at Smyrna sparks possible lynching
Nashville Tenn Aug 26 A Smyrna farm wife and her niece Miss Lucy Stanford were murdered while the husband Wa Cook attended church. The bodies were found on the back porch and bedroom, with no clue to the killer. Excitement runs high and a lynching may follow if the murderer is captured.
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Nashville
Tenn
Cook
Smyrna
Lucy Stanford
Stanford
Miss Stanford
Convicts to be paid for work in Ohio penitentiary
Columbus Aug 22 Convicts serving terms in the Ohio penitentiary or their dependents will be given compensation for their labor on and after Sept 1. The pay ranges from 1 to cents per hour with gradings based on character, industrial efficiency and good conduct. The law providing this was passed at a recent session of the legislature.
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Columbus
Ohio
Garden Street Walk Complete On East Side
The concrete walk on the east side of Garden Street from Fifth to Sixth has been completed. Removal of the old walk and work near the trees will start soon, and the yards of the adjacent fences in that area will be improved.
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Garden Street
Fifth
Alabama Railroad Commission Orders 2 1/2 Cent Passenger Rate
The Alabama railroad commission ordered the North and South Alabama Railroad to implement a 2 1/2 cent passenger rate, effective September 14, following a hearing two weeks prior. The decision mirrors recent rate actions against Louisville and Nashville, Western Railway of Alabama, and Central of Georgia.
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Montgomery, Als
Alabama Railroad Commission
North & South Alabama Railroad Company
Nes
South & North Alabama
Louisville & Nashville
Westerm Railway of Alabama
Central of Georgia
Bristow Charges DOJ Officers Aiding Sherman Act Violations
Senator Bristow of Kansas during the tariff debate accuses Department of Justice officers of aiding violators of the Sherman Act to evade court judgments. He cites a union Pacific precedent and questions how monopolies can be broken when the Supreme Court ruled against them, as he did in the Union Pacific case.
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Washington
Senator Bristow
Kansas
Department of Justice
Kenyon
Bristow
Union Pacific
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