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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1921

Page

6

Dedication of Gross Bridges School Dec 17

Formal dedication of the Cross Bridges school set for December 17 with Henry H Hill as master of ceremonies. Exercise begin at 10 or 1 oclock and prominent speakers including editor Pie ney will attend. Community raised funds over ten thousand dollars with county and local contributions to complete building and equipment.

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Rested Citizen Passes After Weekend Illness

Respectable citizen William J. Yaneey, 51, died Friday night at his home. He was a member of the Choterkoit Peedhvleriat church and father of five children. Funeral arrangements and burial in the McCaing cemetery were planned, with services by Campy.

Salurday William J. Yaneey Wooteloek Hood ALY Wancey Choterkoit Peedhvleriat Wis Mont Wittely Yancey Wilefanty Speed Menel Yuway Boeing PO Sotho Symlay Ivor Wiley Troe Vromidle Tne Ghebh Mauve Ty Maney Tr Campy COS Prentice Te

Careless Ad Claims Harsh Laxative Benefits

Fragmentary ad text touts a laxative product promising instant relief and dramatic bowel action. It references names and a product line but is garbled, with unclear claims and insufficient verifiable details. The readable portion suggests sensational health benefits without credible sourcing.

Maury County Tax Drop Shocks Local Economy

The 1921 Maury County tax aggregate falls $45,706 from 1920 despite a 20 percent rise in real property value. Total county taxes amount to $322,078.98 with decreases in rural real estate and personal property values and a shift of funds to state and county needs. Warden Nelson reflects on prison operations and staff, noting reduced coal output and population. Community groups plan Christmas aid to ensure no empty stockings, with Kiwanis Elks and church societies coordinating gifts. New county building activity and repairs exceed prior years, with at least twenty public buildings contracted and many homes improved.

Daily Herald Keywice Robert J. Gaost Arch W. Lipscomb J. Rages Burns State Board of Equalization Maury County THORN Catan Prom Barorchy W. I Sack” Nelson Brushy Mountain Morgan County Tennessee Iterprise Nelson Browtyy Mountain Tracy City Gov. Patterson Brushy Mountain Coal Company Rye Gov. Roberts Doe Peter Turmey Taylor Happer Patterson Linn Nashville Nekron Tedford Nebson Hroshy Mountain Bridhy Mountain Columbia Kiwanis Club Kiwanians King's Daughters KB. HW. Frakes The Elks Club King’s Daughters Elks Newton F. Vaughn Richardson Lumber Company Vaughn McDowell Cullooka Bigbyvite Cross Bridges Col Vaughn Guy H. May Jobqn Knoxville Journal and Tribune Journal Nar Joan Knoxville Tenn Journal and Tribune Johnson City East Tennessee Pribune Legion Guy H, May

Respected Woman Passes After Long Life in Arkansas

Ellen May Mitchell, aged about 73, widow of W. T. Mitchell, died at 6 a.m. at her son Perry Mitchell’s home in Kiker Arkansas. A longtime resident of the county, she lived with her daughter in Oscoola Oklahoma before moving to Arkansas. She leaves four children J B Mitchell Mrs Frank Latta Arvin Povey Mitchell and Miss Many Mitchell of Kiser Arkansas. three sisters Mrs Dow Lee of Complicits Rally Oregon and Mrs Wo TL Mitchell and Mrs Sue Cowind of Daly Columbus. The funeral will be held at the First Christian Church Saturday evening with interment at Hose Hill Cemetery. the body shipped to Oscoola for service.

Ellen May Mitchell Segally W. T. Mitchell Perry Mitchell Kiker Ark Mies Davin Sek Frank Latta Christian Church J.B Mitehell Airs Prank Latta Oscooka Arvin Povey Kiser Arie Three Slitert Dow Lee Sue Cowind J. Way Te Maary Undertaking Company Biltyhell David Creay BR. Baker Thou Horum Wyil Betes Lydley Hose Hill Cometury

Pie Supper Planned at Santa Fe School

There will be a pie supper and meeting at the Santa Fe school Thursday night. The event aims to raise funds for the Yash erhall teams. Public invited. notes mention local organizers and a community gathering.

Santa FE iVrom ‘Taeeday Santa Pe Thi Nevoeus

Beware Calomel and the Liver Tone Remedy

A historical ad warns that calomel salivates and harms the mouth and teeth, urging readers to avoid mercury laxatives. It promotes a vegetable Liver Tone as a safe substitute from a druggist, claiming quicker liver relief without sickness and suggesting giving it to children.

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Veteran World War I Soldier Robert Callahan Dies at 20

Robert Callahan aged twenty nine, World War I veteran, died at 10 o'clock Friday morning at his brother J V Callahan's home in Lynnville from gas exposure on the battlefield. He joined early, served in the 14th field artillery, Battery 2, saw multiple engagements, was highly regarded by comrades and friends. Funeral held at 2 p.m. at Lynnville cemetery with Elder H M Rutherford officiating. Interment Maury Undertaking Company in charge.

Daily Herald Robert Callahan J. V. Callahan Stivernville Calahan War Wits T14th Field Artillery Verve Tirong

Otey J. Porter Breaks His Leg

Dr Otey J Porter sustained a broken leg late Sunday afternoon when stepping from his boat to shore his foot slipped He struck his leg and the bone snapped He is resting as easily as could be expected at his home off Went Ninth Street His many friends will regret the accident but it will be only a question of time before he recovers

Mondas Otey J. Porter Ninth Street

Final Estimates Of Farm Yields From December Report

Final crop estimates by the Tennessee Department of Agriculture place corn at 25 bushels per acre, totaling about 20,000,000 bushels from 800,000 acres. Quality concerns rise due to dry rot and low corn prices. cotton yields average over 500 pounds per acre, with picking finished and market delivery underway. Tobacco yields average 780 pounds per acre with acreage down. weed reported good and prices satisfactory in several counties including Montgomery and Robertson.

Nashville Tenn Department of Agriculture T. Peels Tennessee Tobicco Montgomery Robertson Weaking Kewne

California Fig Syrup Adverts Old Time Remedy

Ad copy extols California Fig Syrup as a cure for constipation in children. Emphasizes quick relief, cleansing the bowels, and return to playful energy within hours. Appears as a dated promotional snippet with marketing tone.

Pape's Diapepsin Advertises Quick Indigestion Relief

An old advertisement promotes Pape's Diapepsin as the fastest relief for indigestion gas sour stomach and heartburn. It claims a few tablets give immediate stomach relief and allow eating foods freely, noting low cost at drug stores and widespread consumer use.

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Santa Fe Masons Elect Officers

Santa Fe Masons elect officers at a Thursday lodge meeting. W. M. Allen is worshipful master, Jo We Woolard senior warden, W. T. Holland junior warden, M. Sewell senior deacon, W.4. Letta junior deacon, Dral. M. Cook secretary. A banquet followed with an address by Jake of Spring, recounting experiences on a journey to the Bible.

Daily Herald Masons Santa Bo Masonic Lodge Officara W. M. Allen Nyagter Jo We Woolard W. T. Holland Jranior Wablet M. Sewell Letta Dral. M. Cook Jake It~ Khé Bolebeviier A Jana

Phineas Murphy Packs 100 Pokers at Prom

Phineas Murphy dazzles at Prom with a high energy performance. Reports claim he packed hundreds of pounds worth of props and drew a large crowd. The event name Mona is referenced, highlighting a memorable social gathering.

M. Phineas Murphy Mona Mr. Murphy

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