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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1916

Page

7

Jackson Highway Parade and Celebration Set for January Eighth

The Board of Trade selects January 7 for the Old Hickory centennial parade in Columbia with plans for speakers Joel Fort, John Sharp Williams, and L. T. Simpson. W. F. Anderson, Col. John W. Fry, and Dr. W. P. Woldridge chair committees for parade, speakers, entertainment, decoration, and music, to honor Maury County’s role in the Battle of New Orleans and support good roads in Tennessee.

Board OF Trade W. F. Anderson John W. Fry W. P. Woldridge Joel Fort Gallatin John Sharp Williams Mississippi L. T. Simpson Florence Ala Nowy Sth Old Hickory Almand Columbias Tey Mauryre Mr. Pleasant Florhp Orinth New Orleans Cs Noite Board of Traders Anoth Presdent Sloan Ir Vne Oo W Fry Columbia Sloan Tennessee Sug Gested Maury County Wttle Mauryounty Jackson Highway

First Prize To A Maury Heifer

Virgil A. McClanahan of McClanahan Ranch Hampshire won first prize with his heifer at the Hereford show in Nashville this week. He had three heifers in the show, all winning prizes, and sold the three for $940 at auction, averaging over $313 each, while the sale average for fifty four head was $220. This was McClanahan’s first showing and sale, and he is among the state’s youngest breeders. The heifers were eighteen months old. For dyspepsia our national aliment ise Burdock Flowt Bitters, recommended for digestion and blood purification, at drug stores for 1.00.

Virgil A. McClanahan McClanahan Ranch Hampshire Nashville Mr. McClanahan Mr.Clanahan

Most Successful Meet Ends With Morning Chase At Columbia

The National Fox Hunters Association concluded its all age stake and meet in Columbia with a record of success. Hunters began leaving as judges prepared to announce the All Age winners, while enthusiasts praised the trials as the most successful in history.

National Association All Age National Fox Hunters’ Association Columbia Brown Mossey Ans National

Holiday Trade in Turkeys Soon

Christmas turkey market begins Monday week December 4 with about ten days of brisk activity. Dealers expect a larger Thanksgiving movement as many hold birds hoping for higher prices, though conservative opinion says prices unlikely to exceed twenty one or twenty two cents. If prices rise much, buyers may balk and demand may drop.

Sloan's Liniment Ad for Pain Relief

A vintage advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as universal pain relief for rheumatism gout lumbago neuralgia and strains. It claims quick penetration and superior results to ointments, urging keep handy for emergencies and listing price of 25 cents at the drugstore.

Election Notice for Third Civil District Justice Seat

An election is ordered to fill the vacancy in Maury county for the Third Civil District justice of the peace caused by Sam D. Glenn's death. Voting takes place December 16, 1916, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Registration runs November 23–25, 1916, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Voters must pay 1915 poll taxes unless exempt. Signed November 16, 1916 by Commissioners of Election M. E. Allen, Mo. Burns, R. S. Hopkins.

Maury County Sam D. Glenn M. E. Allen MO. M. Burns Hopkins Lid&war

Alleged Larceny Causes Trouble in Sawdust District

John Roberts, a white man, was bound over to the grand jury by the Sawdust magistrates for housebreaking and larceny. His suspected entry at Ulner Woody’s near Sawdust during wheat threshing led to the theft of a watch and pistol, later found. Constable Scott Lentz and Sheriff Griffin reported the arrest. Roberts was committed to county jail as the grand jury convened.

Joe Wilkes John Roberts Griffin Ulner Woody Roberts Scott Lentz Squire Wilkes

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