Countywide Bridge and Lyceum Plans Prompt Local Happenings
County projects bustle with bridge work across Little Bigby and Duck River crossings while the Alkahest Lyceum System opens December 18 at the High School. Five act season includes Morrow Brothers Quartette and other acts through February 1 with season tickets for children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alkahest Lyceum
Atlanta
Morrow Brothers Quartette
Lyceum
Howard Robert Manlove
de- Ancator
Gladys Beulah Powers Company
County Highway Commission
Little Bigby Creek
Hampshire Pike
Little Bigby
Campbellsville Pike
Duck River
Lowell Mill
Columbia
McCutcheon ‘Creek
Graham
Fountain Creek
Cullooka
Green Lick Creek
Intimidation Examples Cited In Rail Headlight Hearings
Railway Age Gazette reports that during Interstate Commerce Commission hearings on high power locomotive headlights, Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers officials allegedly ousted members who opposed the plan. An engineer testified he was reassured by Brother Stone that truth-tellers were not expelled, though two others claimed expulsion at Stone’s direction for testifying.
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Railway Age Gazette
Interstate Commerce Commission
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood
Engieers
Washington
Gazette
Stone
Commission
UN Favor
Unusually good hogs fetch high prices at farm sale
Wallace Sowell received a large check for a small hog lot sold to Fred Journey on Saturday. Eight hogs weighed about 500 pounds each, at nine and a quarter cents per pound, nearly fifty dollars per hog. Fifteen hogs brought about seven hundred dollars total. The hogs were extra fine and fat to the last possible pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Sowell
Fred Journey
Many Tourists Over the Dixie Highway Boosting South Travel
Clerk Mora B. Paris returned from Springfield and Adairville Kentucky. Mr Fariss noted the Dixie Highway has drawn a huge flow of tourists from the North and East to the South. He predicted even more when the Jackson Highway is properly advertised and improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mora B. Paris
Springfield
Adairville
Fariss
Officers Elected. Mt Pleasant Degree Team Invited
Columbia Lodge No 1 0 0 F elects James Allen as noble grand W E McKinney vice grand S R Armstrong secretary and E E Norgrass treasurer for six months. They will confer first and second degrees for Mt Pleasant Lodge on December 14 in autos with refreshments. A Detroit Marine recruit depot incident describes a father seeking pills for his ailing son. the sergeant declines stating Uncle Sam provides medical care.
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Columbia Lodge
James Allen
Noble Grand
W. E. McKinney
S. R. Armstrong
E. E. Norgrass
Mt. Pleasant Lodge
Royal Arcanum Names Officers for Columbia Year
Officers of the Royal Arcanum of Columbia for the coming year have been elected. H. C. Fulton serves as regent, Dr. Richard Smith as vice regent, Alna H. Foster as orator, O. P. Rutledge as senior past regent, J. Sykes Orman as secretary, William Oakes as collector, Robert L. Vaughan as treasurer, William H. Lipscomb as chaplain, William W. Evans as guide, Charles A. Wright as warden, Angy Samuels as sentry, W. F. Embry, J. EB. Littlefield and William Wilson as trustees, J. S. Orman as representative to the grand council.
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Royal Arcanum of
Columbia
H. C. Fulton
Richard Smith
Alna H. Foster
O. P. Rutledge
J. Sykes Orman
William Oakes
Robert L. Vaughan
William H. Lipscomb
William W. Evans
Charles A. Wright
Angy Samuels
W. F. Embry
J. EB. Littlefield
William ¥. Wilson
J. S. Orman
Grand Council
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Columbia Bridge
Nashville Pike
B.L.E
Wallace Lowell
Maury County
Harris
Marshall County
Williamson
Col. Godwin
Godwin Station
Godwin
Fred Watkins
Zion
Watkins
Figgers Realty Co
Phoenix Bank
Columbia, Tenn
the Dixie
Wolf’s Dry Goods Store
Columbia I. 0
O. F. Son
MT. Pleasant
Uncle Sam
Herald
Detroit
Mich
United States Marine Corps
Joseph L. Wedge
Port Royal
Wedge
Sam
Royal Arcanum
Columbia Bank & Trust CO
Greenlaw, Pree
GEO, E McKennon
Cas
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