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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1910

Page

6

Demonstrations in Cream Separating and More At Short Course

A North state agricultural short course featured cream separating by Prof. Barnes with a Porter Erwin separator demonstration and milk supply. Barnes spoke on Silo and ensilage, Keffer led orchard topics, Morgan covered crop rotation and livestock feeding. Thursday's sessions included soil fertility spraying and sheep judging with an evening talk on species origin and breeding.

Prof. Barnes Porter Erwin Barnes Keffer Morgan Wilson

Where Are the Quails He Shot

Webb Thomas dodges his lady friends after a hunting trip promised them a large number of quails. Though an expert marksman, he failed to deliver the birds, sparking questions about what happened to the thirty quails a man may legally kill in a day.

Webb Thomas

Miner Seaman Betters Wins 2000 Verdict Against Phosphate Co

In a circuit court trial last week L N Betters sued Independent Phosphate Co claiming a tram car crush at the Satterfield mine caused injuries to both legs. The jury returned a verdict for Betters for 2000 after a two day trial that began Friday and concluded Saturday afternoon.

L. N. Betters Independent Phosphate Company Satterfield

Arch McDonald Fined for Disorderly Conduct and Resisting Officer

Arch McDonald was fined $25 and costs by Judge Erwin this morning on two charges. One charge was resisting an officer in the line of duty, the other for drunk and disorderly conduct. The arrest of McDonald is noted elsewhere in this issue.

Arch McDonald Tasue Costes Erwin

Cadets Celebrate Victory With Banquet At Academy Field

J M Dedman hosted a formal banquet for the Columbia Military Academy football squad after their season win over Branham and Hughes at the Indien Ordinary of Hotel Beth El. The event featured toasts by Col Edgerton, Col Hardy, W D Hastings, Dr P D Biddle, Lt A E Wells, Capt Bowe and others, plus a drive to erect a grandstand on Academy Field and awards for each player.

Academy Field Mive J. M. Delman Columbia Military Academy Bethel Oc, M. A Branham & Hughes Dedman Cols. Hardy Rtherton Bruce McGehee P. D. Biddle A. E. Wells Capt. Bowe Ashley Sawfel The Democrat W. D. Hastings Herald Col. Edgerton Battle Ground Academy Vanderbilt Yale Princeton Prince Jom Harvard Col. J.C. Hardy W D. Hastings West Point Vandy Georgia Tech Auburn Sewanee Red Rain McGehee Lieutenant Wells Bowe Charles Phillips M. Dedman Messrs. Hastings

Prayer Service At First Methodist Sees Strong Attendance

The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society service drew a splendid crowd this week. The meeting's spiritual tone was high and offerings were liberal. A canvass increased membership of the Young Ladies' Society by nearly fifty percent.

Woman's Foreign Missionary Society First Methodist Church Young Ladies’ Society

Alumnae Move to Build Domestic Science Hall at Columbia Institute

Alumnae of the Columbia Institute launch a campaign to erect a domestic science building on the school grounds. Mrs. Herdin P. Figuers leads the effort, sending letters to former pupils to solicit contributions. Plans will follow alumnae input, with construction aimed for fall or winter and occupancy next term, cost pending generous support.

Columbia Institute Herdin P. Figuers

Vanderbilt Triumphs Over Sewanee 23 to 6 in Southern Clash

Nashville reports Vanderbilt defeated the University of the South Sewanee 23 to 6 in the annual southern championship contention. Vanderbilt, from Nashville, outplayed Sewanee at all phases, earning their first win in two years after Sewanee won in 1909 and the 1908 game tied.

Nashville Tenn Vanderbilt University of the South Sewanee

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