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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1912

Page

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Tribute From Tennessee Chief Praises Jesse Tomlinson

A 1912 letter from T. F. Peck, Tennessee Commissioner of Agriculture, commends Jesse Tomlinson for devotion to duty and cooperation. The note cites impressive yearly results and expresses holiday wishes, noting Tomlinson’s popularity in his home county and expectation of a renewed term.

Jease Tomiinsos Middle Tennesse T. F. Peck Tomlinson State of Tennessee Department of Agriculture Nashville Tenn T. F, Peck

Stratton Named Yet Succeed Fox Straton Named To Pythian Post

Grand Chancellor W B Stewart of Dunlap appoints H W Stratton of Brownsville as grand keeper of records and seal of the Knights of Pythias Tennessee. Stratton will advise on Pythian law and related affairs. He is connected to the Pythias insurance office and has strong personal ties to Stewart.

OVOCA Teme W. B. Stewart Dunlap H. W. Stratten Brownsville Knights of Pythies of Tennessee Ig Weil Stratton Pythias

Fire destroys Old Morgan Hall in Maury County home

A mansion known as Old Morgan Hall burned to ashes near the southern edge of the city. Mrs Vir fina Brown owned the property, with Alf Thomas and his wife occupying the home. Fire broke out between four and five, leaving only chimneys and mass ruins after neighbors and Mr Thomas saved much of the household goods.

Morgan Thomas

Telephone Company and Local Managers Wade Defendants

A lawsuit was filed naming the telephone company and local managers as Wade defendants seeking damages totaling an unspecified amount. The action appears to involve corporate and managerial parties in a civil suit for monetary claims.

Alfalfa Farm Land Purchase Sought in Old Tennessee

Notice reads a buyer seeks to purchase alfalfa farmland in Old Tennessee. A report mentions a road wire incident and injuries to occupants of a car amid complaints at Spring Hill commissioner Peck, with references to new farming methods and rapid class changes in farming.

Old Tennessee Nashville T. F. Peck Washington, D. C Tennessee Nenst Platen Washington Capt. Peck

Wreck Stops M. and C. Traffic in Spring Hill

Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Co. executives Fred Latte and F A Moon face a $7000 damage suit in circuit court. Plaintiffs T J McKee M K Sweet and J O Sweet allege injuries from a dusk accident when a hidden wire lay across a road near Spring Hill. The wreck disrupted trains on Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis line. no declaration filed yet.

Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Co Fred Latte F. A. Moon Elrouit Belfast Marshall County Nashville, Chattanoogs St Lowe John J. Jones Lewisburg Payette Ville

Wilson Trousdale Succumbs After Paralysis Attack

Wilson Trousdale dies at his home near Biglyville Tuesday night at 9:45 after a weeklong confinement from paralysis. A lifelong county resident except for Civil War service, he would have turned 69 on May 14, 1913. his first wife was Miss Sallie Moore.

Wile Trousdale Biglyville Trousdale

Box Supper Planned at Santa Fe for School Benefit

A box supper fundraiser is planned at Santa Fe on Friday to support school improvement work. The event dates and exact location within Santa Fe are mentioned to aid attendance and contributions.

Santa FE

Silver Coin in Old Hew House Unearthed

Neighbors near Columbia twelve miles up Duck River found a bottle containing about 60 dollars in silver coins in a hen house on the former George Underwood property. The stash, mostly half dollars and quarters, appeared to be years in accumulation, contradicting believes that Underwood had little left after death.

George Underwood Duck River Columbia Cain Underwood

Realistic Jennie Bryce Case Presented in Court Room

The Winnie Davie Chapter U D C presented The Case of Jennie Bryce at the courthouse with strong decorum and realism. Sheriff Godwin praised the orderly audience and noted the suffragette jury’s parallels to the old kind, while two stenographers captured testimonies and speeches for Everybody's Magazine transfer. Receipts from the event were satisfactory and the performance earned high hopes for magazine judging.

Jennie Bryce Court House Everybody's Magazine Winnie Davie M Fine Godwin

Church Folk Grateful For Fire Dept Help

Members of the Episcopal church express gratitude to the fire department and city residents for prompt aid when a morning threat endangered the church. Rev B B Andrews spoke about removing the altar furnishings to ensure safety.

Episcopal Church U& Deling B. B. Andrews

Preston 360i Report: Tie Bee Inaccessible to Reporters

Special to The Herald notes a mute tie incident blocks reporters from access. Details unclear due to fragmented text. The scene references Preston 360i and reporters seeking comments amid the event.

Herald

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Pege Pays Jesse A Tomlinson The Tg der Chinge Jesse Tomlinson Nashville, Tenn Ervice Fox W. & Stewart Santa Claus Old Maury Western Union Telegraph Company America Rene Art Aes Robert C. Clowry Reykjavik Iceland the Herald Columbia, Tenn New York Morgan Hall Mrs Fred Thomas and Proper W. M. Brown Washington City Comporation Missioner Peck T. J. McKee M. K Sweet Hus J. 0. Sweet J. O. Sweet Spring Hill Mrs. Sweet Mr. McKee Wilson Trousdale Hew House Geo. Underwood Jennie Bryce Case Ular Sheriff Godwin Preston 360i
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