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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1916

Page

6

Same Farm Sells Three Times Within Sixty Days

Maury county real estate sales highlight rapid cash transactions by the Figuers Realty Co. on the Homer farm eight miles from Columbia, sold to A D Moore of Athens for 8000 dollars after prior transfers from J H Dinning to Judge Jesse Tomlinson and back again within sixty days. A tobacco of profits follows the same pattern in a repeated local tale. Dr Kings New Discovery advertised as a remedy for lingering coughs concludes the column.

Maury County Figuers Realty Co Homer Farm Columbia Dock River J. H. Dinning Jesse Tomlinson Mr. Tomlinson Mr. Dinning R. W. Houser Miguels Realty Co Jno A. Jones Williamsport Hays & Wright

Fire Fells Commercial Club in Vanderbilt Building Losses Reach 20000

A blaze in the kitchen on the sixth floor of the Commercial Club’s new quarters in the old Vanderbilt building on Fourth avenue between Deadrick and Union streets caused damage estimated between ten and twenty thousand dollars. Fire broke out a few minutes after eight this morning.

The Herald Nashville Tenn Commercial Club Vanderbilt Fourth Avenue Deadrick Union Streets

Jersey cow strayed near Columbia pasture

An 18 month old Jersey cow weighing about 400 to 450 pounds strayed four miles south of Columbia on the Pulaski area. The Herald office requests any information to report.

Columbia Herald Office

Local Marriage Licenses Reported

Leslie Grooms weds Miss Polkie Grooms. Fisher Fox to wed Miss Virdie May Hicks. John McKelvey to marry Miss Luzanne Hickman.

Leslie Grooms Polkie Grooms Fisher Fox Virdie May Hicks John McKelvey Luzanne Hickman

Winter Colds in Children Call for Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey

A mid 1900s style ad notes winter colds are common in children and Mother should keep a remedy. It praises Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey for loosening phlegm easing congested lungs stopping cough and soothing airways for croup whooping cough and bronchial troubles. Available at all druggists.

Dr. Bell

Notable attendees invited for Jackson Highway celebration

Governor and state figures invited to Old Hickory Day celebration on January 8 with invitations sent by the Columbia Board of Trustees. Prominent legislators from Tennessee and Alabama, plus local officials, expected to attend in Columbia and Nashville connections. The event aims to convene the General Assembly briefly, with travel plans arranged for a same-day return.

Old Hickory Columbia Board of Trudy William Jennings Bryan Josephus Daniela Navy Lemuel P. Padgett R. T. Simpson Alabama Joel Port Robertson County Jackson Eugene Anderson W. C. Whitthorne Nashville Messrs English Russell Columbia

Bee Experts Highlight Maury County Apiaries

Specialst in bee raising B C Bartholomew of the US Department of Agriculture toured Maury County praising John M Davis and Ben G Davis of Spring Hill for their bee operations. He called Maury County the best bee county in the state and noted the Davises shipped over 6 000 Italian queens this year with John M Davis alone sending more than 4 000 and Ben G Davis about 2 000.

C. Bartholomew Department of Agriculture John M. and Ben G. Davis Spring Hill Maury County B. C. Martholomew Division of Extension United States Department of Agriculture John M. Davis Spring Mill Bartholomew Davis Messrs. Davis

Santa Claus at Elks Club Christmas Day

Old Santa Claus will visit the Elks Club Christmas Day Monday afternoon at two in the large dance hall. Chairman Dugger and his committee prepare for the event expected to draw four to five hundred children. Last year the lodge gave gifts to four hundred forty children and the committee already lists over one hundred fifty children deemed worthy of charity.

Dugger Santa Claus Elks Clab the Elks T. Py Sue

Price of Rice Holds Steady Amid High Cost of Living

A city grocer asserts rice prices remain unchanged at eight and one third cents for high grade despite general inflation. He extols rice as wholesome versatile and economical, with many uses from breakfast cereals to desserts and dinners.

Bank official endorses Foley Kidney Pills

T. J. Norrell, vice-president of the Bank of Cottonwood, Texas, writes that he has received relief and recommends Foley Kidney Pills for kidney trouble. The ad claims kidney issues cause worry, pains, stiffness, and rheumatism.

T. J. Norrell Bank of Cottonwood Tex Foley Smiler Drug CO Advt

Dr King's New Life Pills Ad Says Constipation Dulls You

Advertises Dr Kings New Life Pills as a gentle laxative to relieve constipation and feeling dull. Claims a dose at bedtime will leave you brighter in the morning and urges purchase at the local druggist.

Catarrh Cure Claims Blood Surface Action

An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood purifying treatment that acts on mucous surfaces. It claims a unique two ingredient formula and offers testimonials. also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and urges home modernization with sanitary plumbing fixtures on South Main Street with local phone listings.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO

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