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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1912

Page

8

Mule Buyers From Oklahoma to Southern Markets Gather in Columbia

Mule buyers from Oklahoma to Alabama streamed into Columbia for a January market, as high waters delayed arrivals from rural areas. Buyers assessed Maury County prices, with southern dealers proving more aggressive, while overall tonnage and condition varied due to rain and rough stock.

Columbia W. A. Markham C. F.walters Oklahoma Ed Abraham Montgomery J. D. Holman Mr. Beasley Ozark Ala J. M. Belcher Roanoke J. W. Scoggins Atlanta A. J. Sanders Waverly Maury County

Wilson Favored by Maury Democrats on Reform Views

The Maury county Democratic outlook favors Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey as the leading candidate. Supporters discuss initiative, referendum and recall and note Wilson’s stance aligns with local sentiment, while recalling judges is viewed skeptically and remains unlikely at state level.

Woodrow Wilson New Jersey Harmon Champ Clark Underwood Booma Wilson University of Virginia Heath Oregon Virginia South

Man Steals Shoes Then Swaps At Local Spots

Henry Hardin colored breaks into Will Pillow's restaurant on Highth street and takes a pair of shoes belonging to Pillow's wife. Finding they do not fit he exchanges them at Wolff's for a pair that fit, is arrested, jailed, and the original shoes restored to Pillow's wife while Hardin awaits grand jury action. Itch! Itch! Itech! Scratch! The ad promotes Dean's Ointment for itching with local druggists selling it.

Henry Hardin Will Pillow

Patterson's Son Freed on Bond After Port Orchard Shooting

Former Tennessee governor Malcolm R Patterson posts a $5 000 bond for his 23 year old son Malcolm C Patterson who is released from the Seattle jail on a court order to prevent return to the state He will be placed in a Tennessee sanatorium officers say the shooting of R T Seal on December 7 led to the case and experts diagnosed dipsomania from five years of drinking as the cause The injured man is expected to recover

Seattle Malcolm R. Patterson Tennessee Malcolm C. Patterson Young Patterson R. T. Seal Port Orchard

Had Drilled Two Presidents in Military Arts

Theodore Hausmann dies at 84 in Washington after teaching two U.S. presidents the rudiments of military discipline. A French-born former army officer who came to America before the Civil War, he later enlisted in the artillery in Cincinnati and counseled South American republics. In retirement he served as a watchman in the war and navy building and the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.

Washington Theodore Hausmann United States France Hausmann Cincinnati Ohio Rutherford B. Hayes William McKinley Hayes State War and Navy Building Bureau of Engraving and Printing

Fatally Burned Child Near Rich Area

Lynnville reports a three year old boy fatally burned Saturday night at a home near Rich, several miles west. The mother left the child in the horse while milking. clothing ignited by an open wood fire, leaving the body severely burned and death imminent.

Lynnville Ed Frances Rich

Control River Transportation Scheme Hinted

A Pittsburgh dispatch reports a large merger plan to run Ohio River transport from Pittsburgh to New Orleans with about 1 million dollars in capital. Pittsburgh Memphis and river cities would fund the merger. local lines deny contact and cite no merger. Officers of Lee Line and Patton Tully say they were not approached. price of boats remains the main barrier. Wharfage control not part of the plan.

Memphis Tenn Pittsburg Ohio River Transportation New Orleans Ohio River Lee Line Patton- Tully Transportation Company

Hall's Catarrh Cure Endorsed by Local Druggists

A 15 year endorsement from Watdis, Kir & Marvin backs Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for cures Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to cure catarrh internally by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Price per bottle is 7 cents and testimonials are available. Sold by druggists nationwide. Take Hall's Jamiy Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo FP. J. Cheney Watdis Kir & Marvin

Allged Violator Of Revenue Laws Roundup In Jefferson County

In a countywide dragnet, authorities detained several men and one white girl, Sallie Scober, age seventeen, from Mulga for liquor violations. Six cases were filed against her. she posted a $1,300 bond and showed no fear at jail, reflecting a trend of arrests of well dressed white women for selling liquor.

Birmingham Ala Jefferson County Sallie Scober Mulga Soen

Teachers Set for First Maury County Meeting of Year

The Maury County Teachers Association will meet at the courthouse on Saturday January 6 1912 at 10 oclock. Leaders include Prof Graham and Mrs C W Mitchell with topics on education progress and school improvement. Attendance is expected to reach a record high.

Maury County Teachers Association Court House Graham Atendance Chamberlain T. F. Hil Kemp C. W. Mitchell Jesse Tomlinson D. M. Galloway

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