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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1909

Page

11

City confronts City Marshal appointment deadlock

Aldermen deadlock 3 to 3 on John Latta as City Marshal after Mayor Biddle defers final action. Edward Morgan to serve temporarily while Legislature weighs appointive issue. Budget talks touch salary and contract renewals with The Daily Herald for publishing notices.

AED Erein Reed Whithey Auill Laakwle Gerd Bowers Daily Herald Judgy Erwin Ye Deracorat The Herald McKinney Temple Cedar Bridge Bridle Charles Morgan

Foley's Honey and Tar Cure Claim

An advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures stubborn deep seated coughs and colds and asserts no pneumonia cases follow its use. It urges readers to choose this product over others, attributed to GEO. 8. ALCORN.

Grippe Foley Alcorn

Church Union Is Held Valid

The Kentucky court of appeals on January 21 upheld the union of the Cumberland Presbyterian and Presbyterian churches. Chief Justice W B Settle abstained from the decision and did not join the majority report, leaving only one dissent by Judge Nunn. The Tennessee Supreme Court is hearing a similar case, drawing local interest.

Supreme Court of Tennessee Kentucky Court of Appeals Highest Court of Kentucky Cumberland Presbyterian Church W. B. Settle Judge Nunn

Life 100000 Years Ago Bones Found in Swiss Cave

Scientists report bones of men living 190000 years ago in a Swiss cave. A. W. Brown of Alexander Maine credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing his severe lung trouble and cough. The medicine claims to cure sore lungs colds obstinate coughs and prevent pneumonia priced 60e and 1.00 guaranteed by Geo S Alcorn with a trial bottle free.

Switzerland A. W. Brown Alexander Dr. King GEO. S.alcorn

Old Columbia landmark destroyed near Masonite building

A small frame house on West Seventh street near Harlin Evane’s is torn down. It housed Doctors J W Frierson and son and later served as Post Surgeon office during Civil War occupation. Gen Forrest was taken there after a duel at Masonic Hall. The front served as a tin shop and back as a hitch yard office.

Columbia Ed O'Neil West Seventh Street Harlin & Evane J. W. Frierson Sam Frierson Gen. Forrest Will Gould Masonic Hall Hitch Yard

Doan's Roulets Billed as Billous Cure at Local Drugstores

A note claims Doan's Roulets can cure billous conditions after heavy dinners. The advertisement prices each bottle at 25 conte and is listed at any drag store in town.

Maury Countians In Line For English Estate Heiress

Indications are that the Drake estate of England valued at 127 million dollars will share with Maury County heirs in Tennessee and surrounding counties. Nashville branch leader Mrs. S W McConnico sent an attorney to England and reports favorably on claims. Share estimates place Mrs McConnico at about 3 million with others receiving up to 800 thousand each as final settlement nears in two years.

Francis Drake England Maury Nashville S. W. McConnico J. G. Lee Messrs V. H. Poster W. C. Lee Rains Lee M. Lee Z. A. McConnico Theta George Sarven Pulaski Florida Hunter Carter's Creek Mt. Pleasant George Stanfill Cwitreville Wright Stanley Columbia Tenn. Wis Drake Foster Lee Boys McConnico

Flood Devastates Northern Morocco Villages

A devastating storm in Ceuta and Primara territory last night produced five hours of heavy rain. Reports from runners say several small villages were overwhelmed and many people killed or injured, though Ceuta itself reported no casualties.

Ceuta Morocco Primara

Duke of Abruzzi Not Promoted to Admiral

The ministry of marine states that the Duke of Abruzzi who arrived at Turin today has not been promoted to admiral. Such a promotion would imply a new command afloat or ashore and would hinder his Himalayan plans.

Rome Ministry of Marine Duke of

Woman Credits Blood Bitters For Return To Health

Mrs Chas Freitoy of Moosup Connecticut describes long illness in which she suffered headaches and low energy. After taking Bullock Blood Bitters she reports renewed vigor and feeling like a well woman.

Chas Freitoy Moosup

Little Progress County Funding Struggles Edge Toward Jury Bonds

In a murky funding dispute, Little Progress County seeks essential funds for jurors and bonds. The ongoing crisis leaves the courtroom sparse as insurers Sharp Insurance Company and Coopers appear in the case, with the box only partially filled and the issue unresolved.

Little Progress County Box Hale Northwestern Sharp Insurance Company Takes Coopers

Maury County Bonds Save Nearly Two Thousand Dollars

Maury County, Tennessee, officials closed a deal with Northwestern Life Insurance Company to refinance four percent bonds, cutting expenses and saving about 1,955.54 over the Chicago bid. The arrangement dates bonds March 1, 1909, with lower costs and protections if the legislative act needs adjustment, earning praise for the county’s credit.

Hardin W Flem Thomas Cour W. ©. Gordon Milien Maury County Northwestern Life Insurance Company Mace McCoy & Company of Chicago J. P. Brownlow Farmers & Merchants Bank Tnder

Club subscription offer from The Tennessean and Weekly Herald

The Tennessean announces a special less than cost one year offer for the Tennessean and the Daily Tennessean with Sunday excluded, aiming to grow paid up in advance subscribers. The pitch appeals to readers who value a good deal and want to extend their newspaper access.

Tennessean

Genuine Revival At M. E. Church

A large audience heard Bishop Hoss at First Methodist Church delivering a strong sermon on Christ seeking man using the Samaritan woman as text. The invitation urged pledge to fight for righteousness and many attendees accepted. Tomorrow evening Hon W B Stubbs will speak to business men. tomorrow morning he will speak again. Prof Dyer of Vanderbilt University appears at 7 p m tomorrow.

Hoss First Methodist Church Christ Jesus Christ W. B. Stubbs Laymen's Missionary Movement Stubbs Dyer Vanderbilt

Foley’s Orino Laxative Promises Regular Bowels

An advertisement claims Foley’s Orino Laxative will restore regular bowel movements and cure chronic constipation and sluggish liver without constant use of purgatives. It notes the product is pleasant to take and lists GEO. 5 and ALCORN as sources.

Alcorn

Amos Warfield Promoted to Southern Territory Role

Amos Warfield has accepted a position with The Kahn Tailoring Company of Indianapolis to travel the Southern territory. He has led the department for T. N. Figueras for years and will base headquarters with T. N. Figueras & Son while continuing to oversee their tailoring business.

Amos Warfield Kahn Tailoring Company Indianapolis Warfield T. N. Figuers T. N. Figueras & Son

Dakota Makes Women Voters

Pierre South Dakota January 21 The equal suffrage amendment passed the Senate today without debate and with two dissenting votes.

Dakota Pierre Senate

Factlent Machinist on South High Street

Short ad note describing a machinist business on South High Street offering circular saws lines of belts couplings and fittings. Mentions prompt service and installation. Unclear text indicates general shop services and specialty items at the location.

Factlent South High Street

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Edward Morgan John Latta Biddle Marshal Grill Aves Topecher Sgrer Board of Mayor Aldermen Erwin Anch Marvel Biddle Mr. Latta Ed Morgen Iman Hayes Latta Dale Ed Morgan Ed Morgaz Rey Pratt North Main and 6Th Streets Columbia, Tenn Clare Beralnmee Fur Louie Barker East Side Public Square Staortmnen Court OF Appeals OF Cumberland Loyalists the Weekly Herald Fies Nashville Tennessean Tennessee Ulner H. Foster John M. Lee Joe Lee Abruzzi Maury National Bank Phoenix National Bank Joe L. Hutton H. O. Fulton W. A. Dale Leigh County Spwetal Herald Nashville Copers Sharp Carrick J. 3. Leigh Leigh Tony Weekly Herald M. E. Church E. W. Jones Acme Poultry Farm Columbia Canning CO Bell Phones Robert Berg Asbeli Continential Fire Insurance CO Fess PARRELL @ LIPSCOMB
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