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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1911

Page

6

Maury County Hogs and Audit Under City Oversight

Maury County meat packing expands with thousands of hogs slaughtered as Walter B. Frierson audits the city accounts. The season sees high corn and low hog prices, but expectations rise that hog values will rebound. Local packers, including Hardy Shelley, Milt Allen, and John Adkisson, report large kills amid favorable weather and strong profits for Maury County’s meat industry.

Maury County Hardy Shelley Milt Allen John Adkisson Santa Fe Farmera

Tom Bynum Found Guilty in Rockdale Killing

A verdict of guilty was returned in the effenit court this morning. Tom Bynum, a Negro, charged with the killing of another Negro named Collins near Rockdale, was sentenced to eighteen years in the state prison.

Effenit Agiinet Tom Bynum Collins Rockdale

Fight on saloon to continue, Tennessee conference acts

A temperance conference in Nashville produced a plan to form a committee of prominent lawyers to examine governor power over law enforcement and to draft needed legislation. The gathering, chaired by Governor Hooper, urged no retreat from prohibition and kept the focus on enforcing current laws while avoiding political endorsements.

Hooper R. G. Peebles Franklin Secreta State House Senate Silena M. Holman

Committee visits county Workhouse to prepare report

A four member committee including Shouse Te, Gilliam, Walker, and Campbell toured the county Workhouse during Thanksgiving. They prepared to report to the court after investigating how the inmates are contacted by the managers.

Shouse Te OU. Gilliam J RL Walker FG. Campbell

Rev J J Stowe to lead Saou Fe quarterly conference

Rev J J Stowe, new presiding elder of the Prunttin district, will hold the Saou Fe circuit quarterly conference at Godwin Chapel tomorrow and Sunday. He will preach at the chapel on Sunday morning.

Presiding Elder Santa FE J. J. Stowe Prunttin Saou Fe Godwin Chapel

Novelty in a Sweet Potato Duck Shape Found

M. RB Johnson of Santa Fe submitted a sweet potato novelty shaped like a duck with a formed body neck and head and correct curves and pose to the office for viewing.

M. RB. Johnson Santa Fe

Ministers Enter Politics in Knoxville Race

Knoxville ministers at their session voted to enter city politics if January candidates fail to satisfy them. They passed a reform decree resisting current enforcement and may field a law enforcement candidate. Nomination timing suggests incumbents and announced contenders face a challenging political climate.

Knoxville Tent Broxville

McDowell School Entertainment Promises Thanksgiving Program

A lively McDowell school program delighted an appreciative audience on Wednesday featuring vocal and instrumental music, recitations, and a variety of class items. Highlights include The Banner Highschool, The Birth of Our Thanksgiving, instrumental pieces by Elizabeth's King and Kate Estes, and student speeches and songs about Pilgrims and Thanksgiving.

McDowell School Banner High— School Johnson McSnight Little Housekeepers Elizabeth Ted Mayhew Derryberry Vivian Haywood William Davis Rebecca Napier Kate Estes

Orphan Find Seeks Stable Home For Mabel Crouch

Superintendent Boax of the Tennessee Orphanage Home arranged a placement for two and a half year old Mabel Crouch with Mr and Mrs J A Clark of Joelton Davidson county. The child had been in the home since February first, marking the third such placement by the supervisor in a month and reflecting careful discretion in securing suitable homes.

Boax Lennessee Orphanage Mabel Crouch J. A. Clark Joelton Davidson County

Steeple Jack Painted Lire At City Church Spire

An early morning scene at the First Cumberland Presbyterian church shows a steeple jack painting the spire. The spire is the tallest in the city and the painter swung high above the street appearing like a camel boy while others watched from Eighth and Garden streets.

Eighth and Garden Streets First Cumberland Presbyterian Church

Carmack Monument Model Accepted by Chicago Committee

A model for the Carmack monument has been accepted by a committee. The proposal favors one 508 mitigated by Mrs. Cox McCormack of Chicago.

Cox McCormack Chicago

Plans in hands of Dr Hall for Capitol statue base

Chicago report states plans for a Carmack monument to be erected at the Tennessee state capitol site. The base will be a massive stone structure about sixteen feet high, surmounted by a nine foot statue of the late senator. Dr Allen G Hill chairs the committee and will review base specifications after December 4 in Van derbilt Law School.

Louis Loo Columbia Military Academy Branham & Hussies Red Seal Cafe Cadeta Orlock J.C. Latdy Loeb R. B. Mefielee Col. Wary Catch McGellee M. A Sayinig Live and Let Live Drug Co Dr. Martin Dixie Theater Hardy & Bagerton Leas Ty Ile Chicago Tennessee Gox McCormics Allen G. Hill Vanderbilt Law Rehool

Circuit Court In Session Deliberates on Murder Case

Cipcult Court convened this morning to hear Will Fenneesser a Colored man charged with murder in a homicide near Mt Pleasant. The defendant was captured in Alabama by Deputy Sheriff Walter Griffin and the trial may resume on another day.

Cipcult Will Fenneesser Pegro Dence Mt. Pleasant Alabama Walter Griffin

Landies Sweater and Underwear Sale Notice

Landies offers a display of sweaters and undergarments with men and infant sizes. Prices range from 0 to 2 dollars for various heavy cotton underwear and ribbed garments.

Landies Wright Health WN & Garment Mieke

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Maury County Trust Co Maury National Bank R. ©. Church O. A. Parker Jno Wo Bry W.P. Ridley J. ¥. Brownlow Colungi Walter Walter B. Frierson Nashville Houke Frierson Middle Bee State of Iiy Cardui Cardus Quis Loeb ELE Aldeman Ance Capitol M'Genee Pure Sumit Mouper Tee Tenn J. W. Price Foley Woldridge Co Grand Jury R. J. Howell Tracy, C Entertainment M’dowell Steading Sara Sue Haywood The Crew Webb Eskew Pumpkin Pee Pilgrim Boy Bruce Murle Luellie Joyce Margeret King Sheliine Margarette Martin Aero Boys Charles Parks Clara McFall Thankerling Bells Schoot Boaz Tennessee Orphanage Baby DR. Hall Jno. J. Wilson Bell Telephone 441 Columbia Canning Company Toye F. Swansburg Prop
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