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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1909

Page

10

Courtroom Fracas Highlights January Term Proceedings

In the County Criminal Court a clash between County Attorney Whitthorne and W B Turner occurred briefly amid remarks of a misunderstanding. The State vs Clarence Od for petit larceny remains on trial as other cases and resets are noted including State vs L N Ry for obstructing a public highway set for the 14th and Calvert Bros for maintaining ignusance reset for the 8th. Also Henry Collier case reset for the 18th. We offer loans on real estate mortgages at Embry & Co.

County Criminal Court Whitthorne W. B. Turner Bay Clarence Od Calvert Bros Henry Collier

Daily Local Market Report From Tennessee and Kentucky

Cold wave slows trade as eggs and poultry receipts fall half. In Louisville markets for cattle hogs sheep and lambs show mixed to firm tendencies with prices listed for various grades. Flour grains bacon lard and groceries priced by Columbus Mills Ashteo and Vallender Co with produce quotes from Waco Barker and others.

Columbia, Tenn Quintus Louisville Columbus Mill Elevator Co Ashteo

Prohibition Bill Moves Through State Liquor Committee

The Nashville edition reports the Committee on Liquor Traffic strengthens its stance for statewide prohibition. Senators Askew, Fisher, Sells, Holladay and others lead a ten to five majority in favor. A bill to ban manufacture of intoxicants for sale is introduced as Senate Bill No. 11. Reverend T. W. Noland is named Senate Chaplain.

Herald Nashville Tenn Jon Beaste Senator Kinney Askew Fisher Sells Holladay Cooper Hord Greer McKinney Blackburn Huffaker Cummings Howse Kimbrough McKay Kelley Messrs Plaher Mansfeld McRea T. W. Noland Tennessee Conference of the Methodist Church Senate

City Marshal C C Morgan Pardoned By Governor Patterson

Governor Patterson remitted a $50 fine against City Marshal C C Morgan of Columbia after he was found guilty on four counts of assault and battery. The pardon petition was signed by Trial Judge W O Gordon County Attorney Wibthorne and police committees of both city boards. Morgan had previous incidents with Ninnion Evans Will Lansdowne Otley Dawson near City Hall tied to arrests and that trial.

Patterson C. C. Morgan Columbia W. O. Gordon Wibtthorne Morgan Ninnion Evans Will Lansdowne Otley Dawson

Garber Announces Clean Sweep Sale Next Saturday

The Herald prints an advertisement for P. Garber announcing a clean sweep sale starting next Saturday. The issue also carries a large circular by Mr. Garber mailed to county residents offering bargains across his merchandise line.

Nolnth The Herald P. Garber Mr. Garber

Child Burn Scalds Toddler During Thaw Incident

The two year old son of Mr and Mrs O Thomas suffered severe burns when hot water spilled while Mrs Thomas thawed a hydrant. The accident occurred Wednesday evening as the parent turned, water scalding the child’s chest and skin peeling over a large area.

O. Thomas

Local Trade Note From A 1906 Columbia Business

A 1908 message thanks the public for fiberal patrons and notes steady growth. It claims the Homey business surpassed prior war years and asserts more customers at Columbia and beyond now shop locally for desired goods at fair prices.

Columbia

Guarantee Promise on Gold Goods and Quality

The dealer states that all goods are guaranteed to customers and emphasizes a focus on solid Gold Goods while offering gold filled and plated items due to price. They promise only high grade items they fully guarantee and pledge to increase efforts to please the public in the future.

Repair Department Expands Demand for Extra Help

The repair department has grown large and requires hiring additional staff to manage the increased workload. The situation reflects higher service needs and organizational staffing adjustments to maintain operations.

Death notices for Richard Talty and Roberta Williams

Deaths reported in Columbia as Richard Talty of Washington City is described as a visitor who died Christmas morning, and Roberta Williams widow of Ed Williams dies at her daughter’s home on South Garden Street after a brief illness. The funeral for Mrs Williams was held Saturday and she is survived by four daughters.

Columbia Richard Talty Washington City Tilly A. M. Tally Roberta Williams Ed Williams Carl Atkinson South Garden Street A. G. Dinwiddie Rose Hill Williams L. C. Burgard Philip Ray Chicago J. T. Ritchie San Jacinto Cal

Marriage Licenses Listed for Local Residents

Juster Lovell wed Miss Mattle Trice. C Maxwell to Miss Katie Nunn. William Litton to Miss Martha Btan. J H Derryberry to Miss B W Jones. J B Fite to Miss Mabel Jones. Folie A Littlejohn to Miss Virgie Hardison.

Juster Lovell Mattle Trice C. Maxwell Katie Nunn William Litton Martha Btan J. H. Derryberry B. W. Jones J. B. Fite Mabel Jones Folie A. Littlejohn Virgie Hardison

Culleoka Bank Prosperity Report

The Bank of Culleoka reports six months of diligent effort by Cashier Adams for stockholders and patrons. Loans are strong, deposits rise, and profits grow. Adams earns community confidence through careful management and gains new patrons as prosperity looks ahead for the county.

Bank of Culleoka Herald Adame Adams

Patterson Denies Alleged Bid with Republicans

Gov. Patterson and his Secretary W. D. Scrugge deny a reported bargain with Republican lawmakers to defeat prohibition. Scrugge says no conversation with Jeme M. Littleton occurred. Republican Rep. G. B. Burbage says the informant spoke in the Tulane Hotel lobby and no bribery occurred, only political expediency for election reforms in Tennessee.

Herald Nashville Tenn Patterson W. D. Serngge Prohibition Sella Scrugge Jeme M. Littleton Sells G. BE. Burbage Sentative Washington County Tulane Hotel Tennpesee

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