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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1913

Page

5

City Treasurer Helped by Fight

On account of a fight between two boys who later connected with Patrolman Hight and an interview with Judge Erwin, the city treasury is several dollars to the good. Public auctioneer Bell Telephone 6238, Citizens Telephone 293, Postoffice box 215. Will Cheslar. 123feb1j w2t.

Patrolman Hight Erwin Bell Telephone Citizens Telephone Postofice Will Cheslar

Santa Fe Plans Library Establishment Reported

Santa Fe school district reports $29 for establishing a library in a supplementary note. Principal J. Church of district 1 signs the brief. An unrelated ad touts Chamberlain's Tablets claiming cure for chronic constipation.

Santa Fe J. 1. Church Chamberlain

William Duncan fatally struck on head with spike maul in Elkmont

Duncan a 60 year old section foreman for Lewisburg and Northern line was struck from behind while laying rails near Elkmont Alabama. He collapsed and died later at his home. A black suspect was captured nearby after a chase with a handcar. He had prior trouble with Duncan but had been recaptured without incident. Also a sale notice for household goods set for February 3.

Kikmont Ala William Duncan Strick Duncan Wikmont Athens Lewisburg & Northern Columbia Louisville & Nashville Railroad Elkmont

Baxter Weaker Cannot Recover From Wounds

Community reports T. Jeff Baxter remains very weak and unable to recover. He spoke more freely about the shooting on Tuesday and offered several accounts, though no one is implicated. It is believed the assault was personal and the weapon was discarded before Baxter reached his home nearby.

T. Jeff Baxter

Rehearsal of the Minstrels at the Opera House

The minstrels rehearsal Tuesday night pleased attendees especially the Mt Pleasant quartet formed by Ray Cotton Hord and Young. Another meeting is scheduled for Friday night at the Opera House.

Opera House Mt. Pleasant Ray, Cotton, Hord Young

Webb speaks on great issues as temperance war closes

Senator-elect W R Webb addressed Tennessee's general assembly, praising Gov Hooper and late Senator Carmack. He announced plans to travel to Washington to back the Kenyon Sanders bill and urged peace and prohibition, recalling Civil War service and urging enforcement of local option and poll tax reform.

Nashville Tenn Washington Senator Sanders W. R. Webb Tennessee General Assembly Democratic Party Gov. Hooper Hooper Senate of the United States Senate Sone Washington City Kenyon Sanders Malvern Hill Virginia Sherman Tennesitte Tennessee

Webb says he was surprised by election to Carmack seat

In a brief speech Mr Webb recalls the phone call announcing his win to fill Senator Carmack's seat. He praises Carmack as a genius and statesman and credits his wife with supporting him. The crowd applauded as the news was read and the event was greeted with enthusiasm.

Mr. Webb Senator Carmack

Maury County Medical Society Meets February 3

The Maury County Medical Society will hold its regular February meeting at the Century Club on Monday February 3. The gathering aims to discuss society affairs and upcoming medical events with members from Maury County.

Medical Society The Maury County Medical Society Century Club

The Bank Now Comes to You at Your Front Door

The United States Mail and this bank bring a full city bank service to rural customers through banking by mail. No matter where you live, depo sitors gain convenience, safety, and profit from deposits. The bank emphasizes extended reach, superior service, and paying depositors.

United States Mail

Compounded Semi-Annually Deposits for City Depositors

The notice touts semi annual compound interest and the safety of city depositors funds. It claims Uncle Sam handles the money and checks between the city and recipients, presenting the arrangement as simple convenient and profitable for depositors. It invites readers to write for particulars and proofs.

Uncle Sam

Trading mule markets loom with big sales planned

Traders report daily mule trading in Columbia with a Monday auction at Matthews Bro & Co and a Tuesday Percheron sale. One buyer purchased eighty four mules this week as Southern markets converge. preparations for a larger sale day are under way and demand remains steady. Burdock Blood Bitters ad promotes cleansing tonic for blood related eruptions and skin issues.

Winchester Mojn Middle Tennessee Columbia Matthews Brox

Judge Kavanaugh Chosen Senator in Arkansas

Judge William M. Kavanaugh of the Southern Baseball league was chosen today as United States senator from Arkansas for the term ending March 4. The selection came through a separate vote by the house and senate in Little Rock.

Little Rock Ark William M. Kavanaugh Is!dent Southern Baseball League United States Arkansas Senate

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