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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1906

Page

11

Poultry Department invites contributions and tips for fanciers

The Poultry Department seeks input from poultry raisers and fanciers for its Monday and Friday features in the Daily and Weekly Herald. Readers should send ideas by Saturday noon. The piece discusses homemade poultry equipment like a three compartment food hopper, suggests grading fowls, and offers inexpensive winter nests made from orange boxes. It also advertises Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a household remedy.

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Middle Tennessee Poultry Association Elects New Officers

At Friday’s meeting the Middle Tennessee Poultry Association elected A. W. Warfield as president and W. H. Puryear as vice president for the next year. W. D. Hastings became assistant secretary, with a slate including W. S. McFall and C. T. Looney on the executive board. The group also honored J. T. McKnight for his show secretary work and promoted a product plug for green bone feed.

Middle Tennessee Poultry Association A. W. Warfield W. H. Puryear Peg W. D. Hastings McFall R. G. Hopkins C. T. Looney E. L. Wilson Association J. T. McKnight

Poultry Notes and Winter Care Tips

Poultry notes advise feeding ground green bone in winter and gathering charcoal to add to yards. Colvert Bros offers flock culling for nonproductive hens and mothers. Exterminate vermin, improve exercise, and select suitable breeds. Proper care boosts profit and reduces losses.

Colvert Bros

Ribbons Awarded In Poultry Show Highlights multiple winners

Poultry winners named across breeds with many firsts and podiums. D. K. Minor, J. B. Holshouser, A. J. Lawson and others rack up top placings in Silver Spangled Hamburgs Silver Laced Wyandottes White Wyandottes Buff Orpingtons Black Brested Red Games and bantams across Nashville Murfreesboro Columbia Franklin and Glendale entries.

H. A. Webster McMaury D. K. Minor Cook J.B. Holshouser Franklin Shannon W. H. Fitzpatrick Groveland White Wyandottes A. J. Lawson Cleveland EB. L. Doak Nashville W. P. Moore Columbia Baird Jones Murfreesboro A. G. Dinwiddie Frank Langford W. T. Richardson C. Buff Orpingtons W. H. Puryear Glendale Poultry Farm Glendale Tenn Witson & McFall R. A. Bennett

Poultry Show Highlights and Winners Across Breeds

The Columbia show featured Golden Laced Bantams Mammoth Bronze Turkeys White Holland Turkeys Bourbon Red Turkeys Pekin and Indian Runner Ducks and Toulouse Geese with top awards to Mary Margrum Davie and McGaw among others Panoramic notes praise J T Davis of Lewisburg dominating Barred Rocks while W P Moore of Columbia tied a Nashville cockerel price and Satterfield paid for a winning cockerel highlighting strong local breeders and visitors.

Mary Margrum Columbia Mammoth I. T Davie Lewisburg J. C. Shofner Mulberry Tenn J. ©. Taylor J. M. Moore Spring Hil Lm Pen W. W. Thompson G. B. Hayes John P. McGaw Columbie W. V. Thompson T. B. Jameson PEKIN W. D. Hastings W. H. Puryear Glendale D. K. Minor J. N. Gant J. W. Lalcock Thompson Station W. P. Moore E. L. Doak Nashville

Land Sale in Spring Hill Maury County Tennessee

Marcus R Alexander and others announce sale of a Spring Hill parcel in Maury County at the Maury County Court House on December 8 1906 at noon The lot fronts 20 feet on Main Street runs 70 feet east to Hardins line bounded by Nellums Hardin Campbell or Bunch and Main street Terms include a six and twelve month credit with $50 cash payment and notes with interest required Hardin W Thomas Clerk Subscribe for the Herald

Marcus R. Alexander Et al Maury County Tenn Court House Columbia Spring Hill M. L. Nellums Dr. J. 0 Hardin Campbell Hardin W, Thomas

Big Pasture open to settlement with half million acres bids

Lawton Oklahoma December 2 government land office to begin receiving bids for about 500000 acres in Kiowa Comanche and Apache reservations opened to settlement under a congressional act. Minimum bid five dollars per acre. bidders may submit multiple proposals, with a one quarter section limit per bidder.

Lawton Okla Government Land Office Oklahoma Congress Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock Washington General Land Office

The Negro and the Church at First Presbyterian

Dr T A Wharton spoke at the morning hour on The Negro and the Church urging closer race relations in the South. He cited census data showing rising death and disease rates among the colored population and endorsed a Atlanta effort to form a bi racial league for practical improvements. He praised the Presbyterian school for negroes at Tuscaloosa and suggested a remedy may be proposed next Sunday.

T. A. Wharton First Presbyterian Church Amreica Wharton Atlanta South At- Tanta Presbyterian’ School For Tus Caloosa New England

Fruit trees and berry plants for sale in Tennessee

R. A. Wilkes advertises fruit trees of all kinds strawberry and raspberry plants asparagus roots in Culleoka Tennessee offering a variety of plants for gardeners and farmers.

R. A. Wilkes Tt Culleoka Tenn

Chief of Police Dinan Arrested on Perjury Charge

Ban Francisco dispatch reports Chief Jeremiah Dinan was arrested on a perjury indictment by the grand jury and released on $2,500 cash bail. He later surrendered to a conspiracy charge and was released on beforehand arranged bonds.

Ban Francisco Jeremiah Dinan

Local Markets Wholesale Produce and Grocers Prices

Wholesale prices for cabbage, potatoes, sweet potatoes, apples, bananas, celery, grapes, lemons, oranges, onions, hominy, dates, cranberries, molasses, turnips, cheese, coffee, salt, tea, pears, eggs, vinegar, rice, nuts, pineapple, fish, beef, poultry, butter, feathers, wool, honey, beeswax, ginseng, hides, bacon, lard, flour, meal, corn, wheat, and sugar. Prices supplied by local dealers and mills.

Tennessee Ben Davis New Orleans New York

Prices for Clover and Grains from Seed and Grain Dealers

Prices furnished by seed and grain dealers list Clover at 5 506 dollars per ton, Red clover 7 50 to 5 50 at stores, Alsyke 7 50 to 9 00. Oats 50 cents to 60 cents at stores. Timothy 3 00 to 2 26 by. Blue Grass 1 0 per bushel. Red Top fancy licker, Orchard Grass 1 75 185 per unit, Millet 86e at stores 86e per bushel, Cane stores, Stock Peas 1 26 per bushel from wagon, 1 45 at stores. Barley 0 65 per bushel, Rye 0 75 per bushel, Blue Grass 1 90 2 25 per bushel.

Columbia Mille Milla Best Mille Cat Timothy

Alleged Murdered Person Arrested in Alabama

Wig mond Moore, charged with the shooting of J. L. Jones, was arrested in Lawrence county by Jim Byers and turned over to Sheriff Wiggins. Circuit Judge D. W. Speak, holding court in Huntsville, telephoned A. B. Lampkin he would convene a special session for a speed trial. No trouble anticipated in jail.

Decatur Ala Wigmond Moore J. L. Jones Lawrence County Jim Byers Wiggins D. W. Speak Huntaville A. B. Lampkin Moore

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