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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1921

Page

3

Elected Speaker of Senate and House Presiding

Ten state assembly leaders were chosen at noon with William W. Hood elected speaker of the Senate and Andrew de Toll named speaker of the House. Todd becomes the first Tennessean to preside over both chambers, a historic break in state legislative history.

Pted Senate Todd House Nashville Tenn Tenskee William W. Hood Haywood County Andrew de Toll Rutherford County Home of Representatives Hoth Bond Tennessee Hugh T. Bennett Gibson County Louise Cox Davidson Walker ‘Totty Cen_trevile Harry Dowlen Montgomery Fred Bryant Henry County Juine McEwen Williamson County

County Officials Prepare Annual Reports For County Court

County Superintendent Gerba Jude Whothhorne and Secretary Crows of the Highway Commission present annual reports to the county court. The documents cover disbursements of general departments for the past quarter and a twelve month summary. Information will be given to justices to show how county funds were spent.

Gerba Jude, Whothhorne Secretery Crows The Highway Commission Nusy Oreseays Ai Ud Atta

Dr and Mrs Rarl Attend Banquet at Hermitage Hotel

Dr and Mrs Rarl attended a banquet at the Hermitage Hotel in Nashville Thursday night December. The event drew a notable audience and featured remarks honoring local figures.

Rarl Hutcheson Hermitage Hotel Nach- Vile Dee. Goth

Zirom Tonic Claims Revival For Overworked Workers

Repair of wear from heavy labor and exhaustive training is urged by physicians and a McElwen resident Mr. H B Converse. Zirom Tonic, a strengthened mineral tonic, is said to restore energy after days of hard work, with a money back guarantee on first bottle.

H. B. Converse McElwen Enn Zion

Road Board Pays Bills As Butler Leaves

The Maury county road board meets to pay all labor and material accounts. Superintendent Butler departs today, and all bills must be approved before his resignation. He will remain a resident of Columbia after leaving the board.

Daily Herald Maury County Road Board Svasion Butler Columbia

Demand for registered Jersey bulls rises in county

From Mondays Daly Herald. The purebred sire campaign has grown strong in the county, evidence seen in rising demand for quality Jersey bulls. County agents report farmers seeking The Jersey bull lineups as the campaign gains traction. Obituary note: McLean died this morning. he said he could place several good Jersey bulls in the area.

Daly Herald Jersey Wille McLean Uonthe Irtculture

Hospitality of county officers banquet in Wilkes Place

A Wilkes Place banquet hosted prominent livestock figures from Mrs. J Bell Farmer estate recalled old Southern hospitality. Toastmaster James Williamson led speakers led by Col Jim McCord praising breeders. The event highlighted Tennessee beef, hog breeds and cooperative outlook for 1921.

Daily Herald Wilkes Duroc Jersey J. Bell Farmer Wilkes Place Reat Aol James BR. Williamson OM Homestead Farm Jim McCord Lewisburg Col. McCord Roy Hardison Meredith King Columbia Col. Coopgy Nashville Tennessee Beef Breeders Association W. A. Burnett Nashville Stock Yards J. Lem Thomas Thomas H. Peebles Herald Burleson

George L Reynolds Returns as Columbia Yard Master

George L Reynolds is back in Columbia after a period in Nashville as the Louisville and Nashville railroad abolishes the local office. He assumes the yard master role, overseeing Columbia yards equipment and car supply movements and handling shippers interests. Reynolds has long been a friend to local shippers and will continue to advocate for their needs.

Daily Herald George L. Reynolds Nashville Columbia Louisville & Nashville Railroad Mgr Reynolds

Pupe's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief

An old advertisement claims Pupe's Cold Compound cures a cold within hours. It describes dosing every two hours for three doses and promises relief from nasal congestion headache and fever. The ad notes stores carry the product and mentions its taste and active ingredient quantity.

Average $4.75 for National Bird and Turkey Profits

Miss Efe Cheek of Leftwich raised and marketed one hundred turkeys at an average of $4.75 each totaling $475. She also sold $150 worth of chicken hens, making a grand total from her birds of $625. This highlights volume over per-turkey price among county growers.

Daily Herald Efe Cheek Leftwich Choek

Bank Shareholders Meet January 11

Annual meetings of the stockholders of three Columbia tanker banks will be held in their counting rooms on Tuesday January 11 to elect boards of directors for the coming year. Banks report profitable years with few changes expected. officers to be elected immediately after directors.

Herat Columbia Dlirectors

Herald editorial notes support and subscription request

A reader from Pleasant follows with praise for The Daily Herald and commitment to renew for 1911. The letter expresses appreciation for the paper's bold stance and steady advocacy for right, signing with initials and acknowledging continued readership.

Storrisom Colant Daily Herald

Noisy Welcome Given New Year in Columbia 1921

Banks and post offices closed for New Year while city and rural carriers enjoy a day off. The day sees loud celebrations, but business proceeds as usual apart from mail delays and holiday bank closures. The post office staff take a vacation after Christmas work, stores stay busy, and social events fill the day as the region readies for a normal return by Monday.

Daily Herald Temple of Justice Court House J. Ross Burns Lehaneshe State Board of Equalization Legacy Lipscomb Witte Columbia Busines Fife

Fire destroys home of Charlie Cook

The home of Charlie Cook, located one and a half miles from Columbia on the Santa Fe pike, was totally destroyed by fire last night. The loss was expected to exceed 9 2,500 with minimal insurance. A few items of furniture were saved by the family and friends.

Daily Herald Charlie Cook Columbia Santa Fe Pike Herald

United Daughters of the Confederacy Meeting Notice

The Maury Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy will hold a regular meeting at the residence of Mrs Mary Towler on Friday afternoon at 3 oclock All members are urged to attend.

Maury The Unied Daughters of the Confederacy Mary 1 Towler

Danderine Hair Tonic Promises Renewed Shine and Thickness

Advert says Danderine massage revives lifeless hair making it appear heavier and fuller with a fresh scalp, dandruff control, and reduced hair loss. Claims youthfully bright, abundant thickness. available at all druggists.

Republicans Name Floor Leaders in Tennessee Caucus

Nashville Jan 3 The Republican joint caucus elected H M Candler as chairman and Harry T Burn as secretary In the house C W Brooks was named chairman and C I Smith secretary A T Devnnon was chosen for house speaker W S Tucker became senate caucus chairman W P Monroe named senate floor leader John Monk named for speaker A petition was filed for a joint caucus Tuesday to name Republican candidates for party offices.

Daily Herald Bpecal the Herald Nashville Tenn H. M. Candler Harry T. Burn C. W. Brooks Carroll C. I. Smith Blount County A. T. Devnnon Hamblen House W. S. Tucker Unficoj Senate W. P. Monroe Union John (. Monk Knox

Dozen Indictments Returned by Grand Jury

A Friday afternoon grand jury delivered a final report listing a dozen indictments. One related to knowledge of a female, two for selling property under false title, five for selling liquor, three for passing bad checks, and one for assault and battery.

Pape's Diapepsin Offers Instant Indigestion Relief

A reader is advised that Pape's Diapepsin can quickly relieve indigestion stomach upset and gas. The ad claims the tablets ease pain and discomfort after meals by soothing the stomach and providing prompt relief.

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B. A. Satterfield & Co Monilay Daily Derata Edmund J. Looney Maury County Ben Cra John BR. Green Col. W. M. Canter Marshall Harry Wilson Bond tAad Virdee Jonni Bond Haywood Counts RRA Road Board Rush Burns Gulleoka County Das. R. Williamson National Bird Effie Cweek BANK Maury National Bank United Daughters Confederacy Ada Prioe
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