Bulletin on Association Activities of AC Television Unit
The bulletin outlines that the association will handle all AC TV activities. It details responsibilities and coordination for propagation and game protection across operations.
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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1911
Page
4
Organization urges sportsmen support for game protection program
The American Game Protective and Propagation Association announces forthcoming bulletins detailing enforcement actions, legislative gains, membership, and finances. It champions federal migratory bird protection, game refuges, stocking waters, and stricter laws, urging widespread backing from sportsmen and state groups. Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised for wounds and skin ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Game Protective Wid Propagation Association
Broadway
New York
Mt Pleasant Daily Advertiser to End After 1911–Warpled Voice
The Mt Pleasant Daily Advertiser, in publication since early 1911, plans to suspend operations with the coming year. The publisher cites lack of business support and says he cannot canvass merchants for guaranteed expenses. He offers to print without profit if others guarantee costs, noting the town may not sustain a daily paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Very near a serious hurt at street intersection
The report notes several falls near Che Wells bridge and at the Dixie Theatre corner. Meg Cunningham suffered a possible serious injury to the wrist and elbow. The early-evening darkness and a delayed street light contributed to hazardous walking conditions this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che Wels
Cevber
Ganden
Meg
Cunningham
Dixie Theatre
Two Bodies Recovered at Cross Mountain Mine
Knoxville dispatch reports H A Irish foreman among eighty two dead in Cross Mountain Mine Briceville. His son Dore survived as others rescued. Two victims remain D Eugene Ault and Alonzo Wood trapped by fire as tunneling work debates. Mines reopen with limited crews amid renewed hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
H. A. Irish
Cross Mountain
Briceville
Irish
Dore Irish
D. Eugene Ault
Alonzo Wood
Tennessee
Minersville
Coal Mine Combination Planned Merger in Kentucky Tennessee
Memphis capitalists and Louisville participants discuss a proposed $10,000,000 merger of Kentucky and Tennessee coal firms. Ben Coleman Dupont banker and R. L. Brown with W. W. Simmons are named as moving forces behind the combine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
West Kentucky
Louisville
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ben Coleman Dupont
Delaware Powder
R. L. Brown
W. W. Simmons
Rumor of Assassination Shocks London
A wild rumor spread that King George was assassinated at Delhi. A Delhi dispatch at 11 45 midday denied any untoward incident. Reports of fires and Indian disaffection had raised public concern during the king-emperor’s visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George
Delhi
India
Jelty
West End
Delhi Durbar
Indictments Reported in Virginia Election Probe
In Lee County Virginia about one thousand indictments are said to be kept by a special grand jury probing alleged electoral boodling. Bristol liquor dealers testified of large shipments of pints and half pints sent to leaders at voting precincts as the inquiry continues after Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Lee County
Skeen
Inheritance Tax on Legacy in Nashville
Decree in chancery court orders Kansas City inheritance tax of 6000 dollars on the Thomas H. Swope estate left to Mrs. Jane Plunkett. The estate valued at 105000 dollars. Decrees include payments and referrals in related cases and a receiver's report ordering the tax payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
Chancery Court
Kansas City
Thomas H. Swope
Jane Plunkett
Plunkett
William Gardner
Howell Branda
Newton Oil Co
Paragon Phosphate Co
W. C. Palmer
Chas. Bloodworth
Jane E. Plunkett
Percy Brown
Crossed River in the Dark: Gen. Reyes Flees to Aguas Leguas
Gen Bernardo Reyes, indicted for violating neutrality laws, crossed the Rio Grande at Bas Velas near Camargo on Dec 15 with four companions on a raft. They reached Aguas Leguas in Nuevo Leon where he rests awaiting further moves as supporters foresee an uprising near Monterey.
City authorities move to fill offsets at Dixie Theatre corner
Prompt city action fills offsets at the Dixie Theatre and Waldridge's drugstore corner. The work, done Tuesday afternoon, will slightly inconvenience pedestrians but stabilize the rent and avert danger from the offsets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Theatre
Waldridge
Ladies' Christmas sale brings grand suits and skirts
Elegant ladies suits originally $12.00 offered at $7.50 while sale items drop to $5.00. Skirts priced at $2.98 in various fabrics including Panama and mohair, with styles in black and blue Braided options noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wecause
Panama
Segregation Drink Stands Charged in Nashville
Nashville authorities began enforcing Mayor H. B. Howse's segregation order on drink stands. By noon nine arrests for disorderly houses were made but released after testimony failed to prove disorder. The tenth arrestee faced a prohibition violation charged to the criminal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. BE
Howse
Nashville
Gove
Criminal
Girl Babies Born Taller and More Vital in Boston
Boston December 19 an authority notes girl babies are born taller with more vitality while boys remain on average same in weight and height Miss Charlotte W Dunn assistant superintendent of a local hospital says the stork brings about 3000 new girls yearly and reports a trend toward increased growth and vitality in female infants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charlotte W. Dunn
Stork
Humphreys County Boys Corn Club Winners Named
The Humphreys County Boys Corn Club met with Farm Institute members in Waverly. Dale Garter of McEwen won first prize for ninety and one half bushels. Willie McIntosh of White Oak placed second with eighty four and a half bushels. Walter Knight of Big Richland Creek earned third with forty eight and a half bushels. J Gilbert Duncan of Big Bottom fourth with forty eight and a half bushels. Sixteen new members joined the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphreys County
J. Gilbert Duncan
Big Bottom
Walter Knight
Rochelle
Tenslow
J. &. Tubb
T. G. Simpson
George Ridings
Dean’s Moment Cures Itching With Fast Relief
An old advertisement claims a product called Dean’s Moment stops itching instantly and permanently, curing eczema or eczema like irritation as a daily relief sold at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
City Board to Meet for Payroll Completion
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen will meet in adjourned session at city hall Thursday evening to complete payroll for city employees and ensure payments before Christmas, and to attend to other business.
Demented man detained after city arrest
Mat Smith, a negro of the McC community, was apprehended by city authorities and turned over to the county, placed in jail. About forty, demented but not considered dangerous, his family must claim him or arrangements will send him to the asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Smith
McC
Jal
Christmas Tree Planned at Glendale Methodist Church
A Christmas tree will stand at the Glendale Methodist church Saturday night as preparations are made for a large tree and a distribution of presents. The Herald urges readers to subscribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Glendale
Able
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