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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1909

Page

3

County Expenditures and Road Repairs Ledger Notes

County records list payments to court house staff and vendors, repairs, and bridge works. It highlights salaries for the County Judge J. Gordon and the County Physician J. Voorhies, along with road damages and public road opening costs. The summary remarks stress road improvements and fiscal caution amid evolving transport needs.

Gus Aid Charity iAmar Telephone & Telegraph Company L Voornies Yatta Water & Light Co Court House Shetrill Janutor O Gordon Court House Knox Y Martin Lundin Ver Grocery Co Ville & Mooney Equiddy Printing Co Webb & Parks Y McKee Gorton Salary Umberland Telephone & Telegraph Co Gykes Orman Vital Statistics Howard P. Mayberry Lituens’ Telephone Co Thomas Te Roan Columbia Bridge Pitzgerald Shelby Coffey WJ. Towler Cook Nichole Webb Louisville Dr. Voorhies Win Knox Brown Sherrill Chapman Gordon Pratton Ee Sane McKibbons Henry Jones Towler Atty Overton JH. Kennedy J. L. Voorhies Fox & Derryberry Hight & Son Voorhies Solumbia Herald Co Chas Ragan Lytle Creek Oruian Flier Grocery Company Alexander Chiinila Water & Light Co Jin Andrews John T Akin Calvert Brothers We Court House C. Gordon Vital Jewison W Detk Mota P Tunison Eeditor Robert Green Oly T. Willamson Honditson Wee McKivanek Jou Richardson Lo. Weight Eceeerees Vignes Court House Whitthorne Sa & Pruce Eimbla Herald Co Cowley Rall Board of Swan Board of Equalizers Aes W. Whitley Democrat Summerton J.C. Davideon T. B Jamison Joe 4. Derryberry Fem McKnight Miles Murphy Hegstrar W. A. Vosa W. A. Quarterman T. J. English T. C. Smith F. Chapman Ed Shannon J. P. Wilkes G. M. Kinzer C. S Williamson W. ©. Gordon J. G. Williamson Estes Nepton Jewell J. H Taylor Julia Knox Stampa Columbia Herald Co Ritter Grocery Co K. P Loftin H. VY. Thomas Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph C W B. E Regen Damage Road Sparrow Aven F. Thomas J. T. Rountree Bridge County Line J. C. Voorhies Tee J.T. McKnight Willison Frierson City Transfer Co G. P. Mayberry John T. Akin F. Bike Williamsport A. D. Leggett Leftwich Bridge Plack Kindling Wood Ana W. C. Gordon

Advertising for Special Edition Adverts Begin Now

Advertisers must prepare copy for the Herald special edition. The press on December 10 starts work immediately to ensure good display and first class positions. Send copy at the earliest possible posting date to secure preferred ad placement.

The Herald Posalfe

Hucklen's Arnica Salve touted as perfect healer

A vintage advert proclaims Hucklen's Arnica Salve as unrivaled for cuts burns bruises sores boils ulcers eczema salt rheum sore eyes broken skin and chapped hands. It promises supreme, infallible relief and notes a price of 25e at GEO. 8. ALCORN'S.

Hucklen Alcorn

Harlan Restaurant to Open Tomorrow in Perry Building

An addition to Columbia dining will be the new Harlan restaurant opening tomorrow in the Perry building next to Mitchell and Ashley. It will be well equipped and up to date under the personal supervision of Harry Sloan of W. G. Harlan & Co.

Columbia Harlan Perry Building Mitchell & Ashley Harry Sloan W. G. Harlan & Co

Civil Service Exam Set For City Fireman Laborer Post

A civil service examination will be held here on December for the position of fireman laborer at the government building. The annual salary for the post is $600.

Open New Station at Chattanooga Tennessee

Chattanooga opens its new Central Terminal at 5 AM with officials observing. Train No 8 Southern accommodation to Atlanta led the opening, followed by Memphis special No 26 on time. By 6 AM the Chicago and Florida Limited split routes to Florida and New Orleans via Alabama Great Southern. No 2 from Birmingham and New Orleans expected at 10:30 AM.

Chattanooga Tenn Dec Chattanoga Central Terminal Station Atlanta Terminal Southern Memphis Crawbar Johnny" Fowler Pete Morman Chicago Queen & Crescent Florida Orleans Alabama Great Southern Birmingham New Orleans

Honor Roll of McDowell School November list

The McDowell School honor roll for November lists students by grade. First through Ninth grades include names such as Frances Speed and Dorothy Fielden in Grade 1, Hoyd Crawford and Charley Shaw in Grade 2, Raymond Reed and Annie Hill in Grade 3, Clara McFall and William Burns in Grade 4, James Cecil in Grade 5, Irene Hill in Grade 6, Cornelia Alexander in Grade 7, Nevada Corcoran in Grade 8, and Brownie Emerson in Grade 9.

McDowell School Frances Speed Dorothy Fielden Sarah Burns Frances McFall Louise Sharber Pauline Alderson Allison Cook Mayhew Derryberry Hoyd Crawford Charley Shaw Gladys Kincade Mary Looney Raymond Reed Hat Ue Mal Bell Annie Mary Hill Lucille Joyce Lilly Pearl Kinc Cullie Stone George Tolley Jake Orr Margaret King Clara McFall

Railroad Timetable L & N R R Columbia Schedules

Rail timetable lists arrivals and departures for Loulaville and Nashville lines at Columbia with Main Line South and North bound through trains plus branch and Fayetteville branch details. It includes numbers, times for arrivals and departures, and station notes for trains 1 7 3 5 93 95 4 90 6 92 8 94 2 25 91 27 23 94 26 28 22 267 141 142 266 across branches.

Loulaville & Nashville R. R Columbia Main Line Decatur Combia N. Fe Mt. Pleasant Sheffield Fe & S ML. Pleasant Mt Pleasant Shefeld N.C St L. Ry Fayetteville Branch

Prohibition Amendment Defeated in Alabama by Wide Margin

Early returns show the prohibition constitutional amendment failing by more than 23 000 votes. Only six counties supported the measure, with larger totals polled statewide, sparking discussions of economic and political repercussions. Birmingham leaders forecast capital attention and a conservative turn in state legislation.

Birmingham Ala Alabama Birmingham Chamber of Commerce

Views of the Leaders in Alabama Prohibition Vote

In Birmingham Senator Joseph F Johnston says Alabama chose to avoid police measures and preserve rights, signaling conservatism amid prohibition. Rev Brooks Lawrence notes the Anti-Saloon League stayed out of politics. Fred M Jackson asserts the vote remains uncertain but vows prohibition laws stay, with a future fight to block liquor interests in selecting next state leaders.

Birmingham Ala United States Joseph F. Johnston Alabama Brooks Lawrence Ohio Alabama Anti-Saloon League Fred M. Jackson

Maury County Receives Maximum School Fund Grant

Special to The Herald reports Nashville on November 30 that the state board of education completed apportioning the eighty two thousand seven hundred twenty eight dollars and twenty eight cents in school funds. Maury County drew the maximum amount of fifteen hundred dollars.

Herald Nashville Tenn Jeouarizer Board of Education Maury County

O Connor Raises 30000 For Home Rule

New York dispatch reports T P OConnor M P Irish Nationalists sent another 5000 to John Redmond today bringing his total forwarded for Irish home rule during a six weeks visit to 300000.

New York T. P. O'Connor M. P John Redmond O'Connor

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