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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1908

Page

6

Water and Light Co Answers City's Bill in Civil Case

The Columbia Water and Light Company asserts its water supply is pure and adequate and its light plant in good condition. It denies most material allegations of the city’s bill seeking to forfeit the franchise and cancel contracts, citing plant improvements, filtration practices, and regular maintenance.

City of Columbia Columbia Water & Light Company Chancery Court Helm's Branch City of Columbia Duck River Nashville Dutk Ti Te Ti In West Seventh Street Tef Respondent Forta T. W Fleming

A T and T The Racket Ladies and Mens Winter Gear

A list of winter clothing items with prices including ladies heavy fleeced lined garments boys and mens wool gloves golf gloves jersey lined mitts and storm rubbers plus buckle arctics and all rubber rubbers in varied prices. Items include Ladies union suits Children's union suits and Misses union suits with prices and item descriptions.

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Inspector Investigates Cattle Quarantine Violations in Maury

U. S. Government Inspector D. C. Hannawalt arrives in Maury County to probe breaches of the cattle quarantine law. Cattle from Wayne and Lawrence counties are implicated, risking price declines if Maury drops below the line. All cattle must now be inspected by a state or government official before entry.

D. C. Hannawalt Tennessee United Males Department of Animal Industry Maury County Wayne Lawrence Maury Hannawalt

Charges Husband With Abusing Her in Pease Warrant

Felicia Alexander sought a peace warrant against her husband William Henry Alexander in Hampshire neighborhood. She claimed threats and mistreatment and fear of him following a recent case where a husband killed his wife and himself. The man was held on a $100 bond to keep the peace.

Baqrs Faris Hayes Felicia Alexander William Henry Alexander Hampshire

Maury County 1908 Assessors Race and County Offices

Maury County prepares for the 1908 assessment cycle with the County Court to fix the tax assessor salary. Debates range from 750 to 2500 dollars, while the Work House Superintendent race draws three candidates. The Maury Taft Club plans resolutions favoring the China nomination, amid Republican party activity. Real estate valuations are projected near 1904 figures as district assessors begin work.

County Court County Work House and Road Commission Maury County Taft Club Circuit Court Republican Party Evans County Board of Equalization Columbia

Two Arrests For Bringing Wet Goods In From Nashville

Officers Barker Staggs and Ed Morgan arrested Joe Huff and John Scott Sunday for bringing whiskey into town. Huff carried ten quarts and faced a charge of bringing liquor for others. Scott had a jug and six quarts but was released due to no charge. After a search on Scott’s home the bottles were gone and the jug empty, with Scott admitting he drank and broke them.

Barker Staggs Ed Morgan Joe Huff John Scott Nashville Huff Stages Morgan Scot Scotteno Han Scott Sher oMeera

Four Negroes Charged With Disturbing Peace in Arrest

Officer Lancaster arrested four men Sunday afternoon on disorderly conduct charges. At trial three were released while Albert Walker paid a $5.76 bond and costs.

Lancaster Albert Walker

First Delegates for Secy Taft Endorsed in Oklahoma

Guthrie Oklahoma January 23 The Republican Convention of the Fourth Oklahoma District held at Coalgate endorsed Secretary Taft and elected A E Perry and L A Butler as delegates to the National Convention. They are reported as the first Republican delegates in the United States.

Guthrie Okla Oklahoma Coalgate Taft A. E. Perry L. A. Butler United States

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