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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1910

Page

2

Thanksgiving Day Observed With Generous Spirit in Columbia

Churches held early morning and 11 oclock services with Rev. Edwin Andrews and Rev. W T Haggard delivering sermons on thanks and national unity. A large offering for Kings Daughters and donations for the needy, clothes and flour, marked the day, while hundreds visited Nashville for football and other amusements and many hunted in the fields.

Columbia St. Peters Episcopal Curch Edwin Andrews First Baptist First Methodist First Cumberland Presbyterian W. T. Haggard W. T. Haga P. D. Freeman South Cotembia First Presbyterian Church J. 0. Molloy Indies Sesh Kings' Daughters Colubia Baptist C Nashville

Dr Joe Herndon Found Dead In Bed In City

Dr Joe Herndon a long time resident of the city was found dead in his room on East Seventh street Wednesday afternoon by his son-in-law George Martin and nephew Tom Herndon who entered after not seeing him. The door was locked but the combo spring lock had been sold by a local hardware firm. He lay undressed in bed with hands on his chest and a leg drawn up, thought to have died hours earlier likely from heart trouble. Funeral held Thursday at 10 with Rev W B Capers and Rose Hill interment. survived by two daughters and a brother. wife predeceased. Also notes a commercial paragraph about J F P Boyera of Fertile Mo seeking to help others with sickness and endorsing Electric Bitters at 50 cents from Brooks Latham Drug Co.

Joe Herndon East Seventh Street George Martin Tom Herndon Martin Dr. Herndon W. B. Capers Rose Hill Camille Herndon Steve Herndon

Trout Run on Thanksgiving Day Nets Twelve Fine Fish

R. C. Ewing and George McKennon changed plans on Thanksgiving by skipping hunting and pursuing trout. They returned with twelve splendid trout, a strong showing for a single day.

R. C. Ewing Geo. McKennon

Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad In 1903

An old testimonial promotes Doan’s Kidney Pills as a cure for backache and kidney trouble. Mrs. B A McCaul of Franklin Tennessee describes relief after using the product and urges readers to buy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents. The ad notes a 60 cent price and the familiar reminder Remember the name Doan’s.

B. A. McCaul Main St Franklin, Tennaye Dean Doan Foster-Milburn Buffalo New York United States Doan'e

Sunday School Convention in Maury County a Success

The Sunday School Convention at MacCains church concluded two days of programs with strong attendance despite rain. Speakers including Rev G L Hensley and Prof John P Graham addressed vital topics, boosting organization and enthusiasm for the cause. Maury County shows growth, with five districts organized and more counties statewide reporting star counties. A $300 state pledge was largely paid, with $75 more pledged at the convention to fulfill obligations.

MacCains G. L. Hensley John P Graham Carthol A. Page W. T. Boas H. P. Figuers E. E. French Maury County

Whiteside Bros Store Burglarized in Taylorsville

Whiteside Brothers store at Taylorsville was burglarized Sunday night with money missing. Entry came through a window and bloodhounds were ordered from Lawrenceburg to assist. Store planned to remain closed until the dogs arrived, and no other items appeared missing this morning. No clews reported on suspects.

Whiteside Brothers Taylorsville Lawrenceburg

Mules and Horses Take Center Stage at Short Course

The Friday afternoon session drew a large audience as Prof. Wilson demonstrated mule scoring and discussed draft horses, coach horses, and roadsters. Prof. Neel and Prof. Morgan led talks on corn culture and practical feeding, stressing costs, rations, and the value of soybeans for farmers.

Neel Neal Morgan Postace Prof. Willson Chapman & Steel Chicago Willson Able Bay Brwin John Matthews

Tennessee plows showcase reliable walking plow and sulky model

The Tennessee Hold the record of the world Ex cellent merit and satisfied customers touts No 40 Walking Plow and No 11 Sulky Plow. Three horses pull the sulky with ease and turn the lever to plow corners. Priced at 40c, claimed to plow without scraping like a disk plow. Every Purpose Harrow.

Banke On Sure Thing Now

I will never be without Dr King s New Life Pills again says A Schingeck of 647 Elm St Buffalo NC They cured me of chronic constipation when all others failed Highly praised for biliousness jaundice indigestion headache chills malaria and debility at Brooks Latham Drug

Dr. King A.schingeck Elm St Buffalo N. C Moe Brooks-Latham Drug

McCarthy Plans Dixon Show in Columbia This December

J J M'Carthy advance man for The Sins of the Father met with manager William Barker of the Grand to bring the Dixon production to Columbia on Saturday night December 10. He arranged extra Herald advertising to run November 30 and hinted at further Dixon works including The Clanman and a new play with Dixon in the lead.

J. J. McCarthy Thomas Dixon Columbia William Barker the Grand Mr. M Gabby Nearal Dixon

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Nimrods Busileg Erening J. FP. Boyera Fertile Beckathe Brookslatham Drug CO Zen of Columbia Geoa Sum Whiteside Bros Bloodhounds Mule Wilson Keffer The Tennessee Oliver Chill Dobbins & Ewing W. 7Th St Columbia, Tenn J. J. M’carthy Advance Man Batterfield & CO
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