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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1913

Page

6

Yellowstone Park News and Local Business Changes

In 1913 more visitors than 1912 visited Yellowstone Park, with road improvements planned for 1914. Cheek & Son retire from Bryant Station mercantile. W T Hardison J P Harris and Will S Hayes form a strong new firm. Elk captures for stocking totaled 538, with shipments nationwide and modest losses.

Bryant Station Cheek & Son W. T. Hardison J. P. Harris Leftwich Bridge Will S. Hayes Messrs. Check & Son J. Porter Harris Will Hayes George W. Hayes Harlan, Porter & Walker Thia Frm

Turkeys Piled High At City Produce House For Christmas Market

Remarkable display of 25 000 pounds of dressed turkeys hung in a city produce house on Thursday as shipments prepare for today. At 15 cents a pound, the day’s value tops 3 750 dollars with over 9 000 dollars paid to farmers and housewives for the week. Other local houses report busy activity and several carloads of turkeys being sent out this week. Shipments expected to continue into next week, with a price slump anticipated after the 90th.

Freight Wreck Delays Trains Near Campebb Station

A freight wreck this morning between Campebb Station and the south station disrupted service. Train No 6 from the south failed to arrive by 8 16, a special to Nashville left at 8 30. No injuries reported though ten to twelve cars plunged from the track into a public feed, mostly pig iron and heavy cargo, likely from a broken axle.

Campebb Nashville

Honor roll misprint omits name in publication

An honor roll page contains an inadvertent misprint where a name should appear but was left out. The error affects the official listing and prompts correction steps for the record.

Wood to Lose Soft Job as Army Chief of Staff

Washington December 12 Secretary Garrison announced Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood will end his four year detail as chief of staff of the United States army on April 22. The move follows a legal intent to retire Wood unless war or emergency extends his term. A rumor of an emergency in Mexico prompted the discussion but the secretary stated he would adhere to the law. Also included is an advertisement for Foley Kidney Pills from WOLDRIDGH CO.

Washington Garrison Leonard Wood United States Army Wood

Big contract awarded for Hutton McKinney Ridley buildings

Rees and Bradley, a local plumbing firm, won a large contract to install the plumbing and heating plant for the Hutton McKinney Ridley buildings in the fire district on West Seventh Street. The project, one of the largest of its kind in Columbia, is valued around 3000 dollars though the exact amount is not released. The system will be modern and high quality with ornate finishings and advanced steam heating.

Rees & Bradley Dave Hutton-McKinney-Ridley West Seventh Street Columbia Mesars, Rees & Bradley

Pecans From One Tree Yield In Central Texas

From Brownswood Texas on December 18 a local note states two and a half million pounds of pecans harvested across Central Texas this year. Ninety carloads were gathered and growers earned about 9200,000. Prices ranged from 6 cents to 25 cents per pound for different quality grades. The season’s final figures show the Ringer pried trees netted $300 to its owner. The ad seeks farm selling inquiries from Real Realty Co with journal-like business speak.

Brownswood Tex Texas

Hays Seeks Reelection as Circuit Court Clerk

A. Hays today announces his candidacy for reelection as circuit court clerk in the August 6 1914 election. He has served three years of his term started in 1910 and says his record warrants public endorsement. He describes himself as courteous capable and eager to continue serving and please the public.

A. Hays

Public Auction Sells Bishop Produce Co. Supplies

A sale at public auction conducted by order of the chancery court occurred Saturday afternoon. Items including coops, egg cases, fillers, office fixtures and supplies were sold, all bringing good prices and paid for in cash.

Bishop Produce Co Chancery Court

Passengers Quarantined After Smallpox Fear on Train

Thirty nine travelers in a smoking car arriving from Pittsburg were quarantined in Philadelphia after word that a passenger who left at Huntingdon had smallpox. City physicians vaccinated all aboard while a door was locked for safety.

Philadelphia Pittsburg Huntingdon

Fortieth Anniversary of Mount View Lodge No. 179

Cookeville Tenn Dec 15 On the night of Dec 19 Mount View Lodge No 179 1 C O F will celebrate the fortieth anniversary of its institution with an elaborate banquet Addresses will be delivered by Grand Master J C Collits and Grand Secretary J R Harwell of Nashville and by several members of the lodge The lodge was instituted on December 19 1873 It has about 200 members in good standing and is one of the strongest lodges in Tennessee.

Cookeville Tenn Mount View Lodge J. C. Collits J. R. Harwell Nashville Tennessee

Figueroa Starts Andes Flight Prep in Chile

Senor Figueroa leaves Santiago for the foot of the Andes to attempt a flight over the mountains this week. He plans to reach an altitude near 26 000 feet where the mountains crest.

Santiago Chile Senor Figueroa Andes

Declamations At Fayetteville Contest Show Promise

The seven high schools Mt Pleasant Columbia Pulaski Lewisburg Fayetteville Winchester Lynnville compete in a Friday December event in Fayetteville. John McGaw won the trip to Fayet teville with the top declamation, edged by Norman Christley Clyde Lovell Sanford Rosenthal Henry Martin and Douglas Hall. Judges favored the Athenaeum performer with strong showings by peers amid supportive attendance and applause.

Athenaeum John McGaw Whoas Fayetteville Norman Christley Clyde Lovell Sanford Rosenthal Henry Martin Douglas Hall Middle Tennessee Columbia Mattie Tomlinson Mt. Pleasant Pulaski Lewisburg Winchester Lynnville

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted In Odd Advertisement

An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy. It claims internal use reaches the seat of disease, praises a special compound, and urges readers to send for testimonials while noting it is a medicine sold by druggists with a Toledo address for Crenby & Co.

Tee Crenby & CO Frops Toledo Drugy'sta Hall

Waynesboro Set For Special Term Court Next Week

Judge Turner and Attorney General Frierson return from Lawrenceburg where they attended a special term. They will travel to Waynesboro Monday for a special term lasting all of next week.

Turner Frierson Lawrenceburg Waynesboro

Special Judge in Vanderbilt Case in Nashville

Judge Samuel C. Williams of the supreme court says he is incompetent to sit in the Vanderbilt University case. Chief Justice Neil says Williams will be relieved. Gov Hooper expected to appoint a substitute judge after the holidays. The case will not be called until after Christmas. Williams was a member of the M B church general conference when the salt matters were considered.

Nashville Samuel C. Williams Supreme Court Vanderbilt University Neil Williams Hooper Wiliams General Conference M. B Church

White slavers sent to the penitentiary in Savannah

Three young men convicted as white slavers in Savannah were sentenced to one year and one day in the Atlante federal prison. The defendants were Allen 4H Young, Charles Crosby, both notable Savannah residents, and Jobo Derby, all found guilty of bringing a woman from Pennsylvania to the city.

Savannah Atlante Allen Young Charles Crosby Jobo Derby Abire Pennsylvania

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