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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1901

Page

3

Duck River Valley Oil and Gas Co Formed in Marshall County

A new 4000 acre oil venture, the Duck River Valley Oil and Gas Co, is formed by prominent Columbia men in Marshall County. Incorporators include John D. Dobbins F J Ewing Robt C Hering A B Reins Will Ridley and W J Howard. Capitalization is 90000 with growth options. Plans call for prospecting developing buying selling lands and building refineries and a branch railroad to reach oil. They expect wells to be drilled within sixty days with two existing yard wells on the property.

Columbia Marshall County Ander Duck River Valley Oil and Gna Co John D. Dobbins F. J. Ewing Robt C. Hering A. B. Reins Will Ridley W. J. Howard Duck River Valley Robi Ewing Herald

Twelve Presbyterian Pastors in Columbia Tennessee

Earliest Presbyterians in Columbia built a brick church in 1822 8 on Garden and Sixth streets. The list names Gideon Blackburn Robert Henderson D D Robert Hardin Thomas Scott Joseph Sherman LL D OC P Wing William Mack D D A Hurtpence A L Kline J M P Otts D D J C Mitchell F B Webb D D and notes Sherman died in Nashville in a stagecoach accident while returning to Yarmouth Maine for summer vacation.

Columbia Tenn Court House First Presbyterian Church Garden and Sixth Streets Gideon Blackburn Robert Henderson Robert Hardin Jackson College Thomas Scott Joseph Sherman Ll.d Sherman Nashville Yarmouth Maine P. Wing William Mack D.D A. Hurtpence A. L. Kline J. M. P. Otts J. C. Mitchell F. B. Webb

Movement of Phosphate From Mt Pleasant District July Totals

Railroad figures show July phosphate movement from Mt Pleasant district at 27 080 tons domestic and export. January totals reach 225 067 tons of all rock shipped from the field. Includes domestic and export breakdowns and a grand running total for the year.

Mt. Pleasant

Animal Show at Elks Carnival Promises Rare Entertainment

The Elks Carnival features an animal show praised as unmatched and entertaining to all attendees. Bizarre claims cite Garevod's Barsaparinia as a supposed cure, with A. B. Raise listed among presenters.

Garevod Barsaparinia A. B. Raise

Winning Fame and Fortune in the Railway World

The Denver Illustrated Weekly lauds G. W. Martin of Denver as a rising figure in western railways now with St. Louis and San Francisco Consolidated Lines. Born in Columbia, he rose from private secretary to executive, praised for integrity, intellect, and success, with Southern roots and a gentleman’s word guiding his career.

Denver Colorado G. W. Martin St. Louis San Francisco Mr. Martin Columbia Thomas G. Martin Mt. Pleasant Heap A. M. Wingfield Col. Ensley Alabama Memphis Little Rock Caldwell Arkansas Supreme Bench Frisco The Illustrated Weekly Martin

Invitation to hear Rev. J O Guerrant at First Presbyterian

To the People of Columbia a call announces Rev J O Guerrant will conduct a series of religious meetings in the Presbyterian church guiding souls in Columbia and nearby areas. The note invites unchurched and fallen individuals to attend, stressing mercy, redemption, and the church’s mission to seek and save the lost alongside various church leaders’ signatures.

First Presbyterian Church J. O. Guerrant Kentucky Presbyterian Church Columbia Dr. Guerrant Leondemo Thes Sinnera Satan God Church Earth Chriava H. B. Titcomb J. P. Street W. F. Embry F. J. Ewing W. B. Gordon T. E. Gordon A. M. Looney W. 8. Fleming W. B. Dobbins A. D. Frierson Eidera 1St Presbyterian Church

Willopus-Wallopus Improves City Square Debate Grows

The willopus wallopus was put to work on the square Tuesday and citizens may judge if the investment is wise. The square will be dug up and regraded and the machine's work has been perfectly satisfactory. Several gentlemen once opposed now support the purchase.

Primms Resort Season Nears Final Thinning Crowd

The Mt Primms crowd is thinning as the season closes. The Primwa pay resort sees a rapid drop in visitors in the next few days, though this season has been among the best with several events drawing five hundred people at a time.

Primwa Primms

Ladies Oxfords at Cost Sale Features Wide Selection

About 200 pairs of ladies fine Oxfords offered at cost and below, with ranges from 82.00 to 3.00 for various styles. Includes 10 pairs of Indica black and tan Oxfords, misses and children's slippers, and reduced prices aimed to ease pocketbooks.

Mt Pleasant Happenings and Local Notes

Mt Pleasant Tennessee Aug 24. Mr and Mrs N B Stewart hosted an ice cream supper for P D Youngbloods 31st birthday. Book Lovers Club met with Mrs Chas S Jackson. Anti-Saloon League met at Cumberland Presbyterian church with business discussed. Miss Mable Humphries of Huntsville Alabama visiting Miss Ide Hildreth. Granbery Jackson left for Buffalo with Tennessee Press Association. Mrs Jno Early and Mrs Gallagher visiting Mrs J L Gregory. George Killebrew recovering from illness. Lisa Virgin Lockhart returned from Santa Fe. Miss Lacy Regenold visiting Miss Lela Regenold. Geo C Collins leaving for Huntsville Alabama to start dry goods and furniture business. Church meeting times changed to 730. Misses Pearl and Maggie Ingram back from extended visit to Dyersburg Memphis and Nashville.

Mr. Pleasant Tonn N. B. Stewart P.D. Youngblood Frederick Hardy Pete Ce A. W. Southworth Brook Farm Anti-Saloon League Cumberland Presbyterian Church Mable Humphries Huntsville Ala Ide Hildreth Granbery Jackson Buffalo Tennessee Press Association Nashville Jno Mors. Jackson T. M. Gallagher J. L. Gregory George Killebrew Clarksville Lisa Virgin Lockhart Santa Fe Miss Lacy Regenold Memphis Lela Regenold Geo. C. Collins Huntaville Mrs. Collins Pearl Maggie Ingram Dyersburg Mt. Pleasant

Tobacco Cure Claim Promises Quick Restorative Results

Advertisement offering a cure for tobacco use and related weakness. Claims a full recovery in ten days, with guarantees and a mail address in Sterling Chicago or New York for orders. Contains exaggerated figures and misspelled words typical of period ads.

Chicago New York

West End Pickups Guest Greetings and Visits

Pearl ar is the guest of Misnes Cora and Carrie Gibson. Mr and Mrs Jim Prosewell left Monday for a visit to Athens Alabama. Mr Jim Goodwin and family of Nebo were guests of Mr and F Gibson last week. Mr and D Brown and daughter Virgie were guests of friends here a few days this week.

Oe Pearl Ar Misnes Cora Carrie Gibson Jim Prosewell Athens Ala Jim Goodwin Nebo F._ Gibson D. Brown Virgie

Arsenal Property Shipping Begins From Columbia Arsenal

The Columbia Arsenal commenced shipment of arms, ammunition and machinery this week under Chief of Ordnance orders. About 12 earloads are to be shipped to Fort Rock Inland. Major Rockwell expects to depart around October 16 and says he has heard nothing yet about the final disposition of the Arsenal property but expects word within five days.

Columbia Arsenal Rockwell Saturn S Herald Department

Cascarets Candy Cathartic Ad Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement urges readers to buy and try Cascarets Candy Cathartic tonight. It claims genuine tablets stamped C. C. C and cautions they are never sold in bulk, available at all druggists for 10 cents.

A Lovely Serenade by Dogs Draws Maury County Crowd

A Friday night scene in Maury County features a large canine audience in Columbia enjoying a serenade on the square. The writer urges enforcement of the dog law and warns that many more such nights could drive someone to the insane asylum.

Columbia Maury County

What’s Your Face Worth in Liver Trouble Cure

A glossy 1900s style ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for liver trouble and pockmarked complexions. It promises clear rosy cheeks, a fair complexion, and cheap prices at Woldridge’s Drug Store with bold, persuasive claims.

Crap Shooters Caught at South Side Park

Sheriff Hight and Constable Good busted a Sunday craps game at South Side Park arresting twelve Black participants. One man fought the roll, but police interrupted and the players paid fines or sent to jail. others face possible chain gang if unable to pay or provide security.

Sheriff Hight Constable Good South Side Park Joe

Registration Snapshots From Ninth District Vote

Registration books for the Ninth district show 1285 voters registered. Many reside outside city limits and cannot vote in the municipal election unless they own real estate inside the corporation. Registration reopens for three days before the election.

Farmer's Institute Planned in Columbia by Agriculture Chief

Captain Thomas H. Paine Commissioner of Agriculture visited Columbia on department business and told a Herald reporter that arrangements are to be made to hold a Farmer's Institute in the city soon.

Hall J. Cheney & CO Propa Toledo F. J Cheney Triax Wholesale To- 10 Cho, Walding, Kinnan & Marvin Ohio Farmer's Institute Columbia Thomas H. Paine Agriculture Herald

Serious Accident Near Taylorsville Hurts Local Resident

Last Sunday Mr James Ballard, a respected Taylorsville resident, attempted to jump a small stream on the way to church. His foot slipped and he sustained a serious jol. His hip joint was broken. He is about 60 years old.

James Ballard Taylorsville Ballard

City Court Dismisses Second Exe In Drunkenness Case

The trial of Ninian Evara and Otey Dockery for drunkenness and disorderly conduct was heard before Judge Erwin Beeniin, with the proceeding proceeding to a halt as the second exe was dismissed.

Ninian Evara Otey Dockery Erwin Beeniin Peat Sone Ona Sod

The Best Prescription for Malaria Fever Relief

A fragment notes Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic claiming to ease malaria fever symptoms. The text is garbled but presents generic health remedy language without clear dates or sources.

Grove

Big Peaches

Mr G E Sweat of South Columbia was seen near the streets Monday morning, a brief local sighting reported without further details.

G E, Sweat South Columbia

Arrest of Estella Jones on Larceny Charge

Sheriff Hight arrested Estella Jones on a larceny charge Saturday in Nashville.Jones, described as colored, was taken into custody after an expina sent ean-Nashville wees the neorees on 8 charge of Larceny. She was wanted in Nashville that evening.

Sheriff Hight Estella Jones Nashville

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