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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1909

Page

5

Growth of the City Beautiful movement in Columbia

League notes celebrate progress in civic beauty with new concrete pavements hedges and fresh paint guiding the town toward the City Beautiful ideal. Householders praised for lawn care and clean streets, while officials city weeds and street maintenance are urged to remove impediments and curb litter.

City Beautiful Colaiitia Columbia Pewce Cowsert Mesara Raymond Clifford Adkisson Mecell High Street Sith Street Fry Svlinol Institute Dis Wason Mary Watking Clark Jones Colimbia

Jackson College Trustees Meet In Thursday Session

Jackson College trustees convened on Thursday. Hardy was elected trustee vice president succeeding the late Maj. White. WB Greenlaw was chosen president of the board.

Jackson College Jokson College Hardy Maj. White WB Greenlaw

Oklahoma Is Great County Oklahoma Is Great County

Prof Journey, teacher and Maury county native, died after an appendicitis operation. He was respected in education circles and survived by his wife and child. Funeral at First Christian church, interment Rose Hill. Ernest D Estes leases Estes House at Primm’s Springs, plans July 1 opening, aims to restore hotel’s former prestige despite ball room changes and post storm dampness improvements.

Pillow Journey Ernest D. Estes Estes Primm’s Springs Primm's Primm'’s

Ten Million for Census Passed by House

Washington June 25 The House approved a 10 million dollar appropriation for the federal census next year by a 122 to 2 vote after hours of debate. Rep Tawney, chairman of the appropriations committee, introduced the bill. Rep Macon of Arkansas protested that the measure was not ready and urged a full committee investigation before such a large outlay.

Washington House Tawney Appropriations Committee Representative Macon Arkansans Macon

Dr Thomas electrical remedy household cure cited

A historic advertisement touts Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a universal household remedy claiming to cure a baby’s croup, minor injuries on Willie, sore throat for mama, and jamenede for grandma, presenting the product as a great all purpose remedy.

Baby Willie Mama Grandma Thomas

Itch Itch Itch Itch Scratching Relief Ad

An old style medical ad touts Dean's Ointment as a cure for piles eczema and general skin itch with druggists selling the preparation. The copy emphasizes relentless scratching and relief promised by the ointment.

Dean

Murder cases reset in circuit court recap

Two murder cases were reset this morning in the circuit court. State vs Henry Stanley for assault to commit murder reset for Thursday July 1. State vs Gilbert Hibbied for murder continued to the next term. Ed Frierson, colored, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to six months on the county road in each case. An order of nol pros against Richard Cockrell for assault with intent to kill was issued.

Henry Stanley Gilbert Hibbied Ed Frierson Nolle Richard Cockrell

Henry Willis Jury Fails to Reach Verdict

Henry Willis case ends in a hung jury after jurors report hopeless disagreement. Foreman Dew says no agreement possible as Judge Holding discharges the jurors amid illness of juror Wright. State and defense counsel agree to discharge. Willis may seek bail later with case likely to be reset August 26.

Henry Wis Holding N. BE Dew Wright Ferguson Morgan Moore J Willis

Moore Institute names Prof W B Taylor principal

At a School Board meeting in Cullooka on Friday night Prof W B Taylor of Nashville was endorsed as principal of Moore Institute. The county board of education must review the appointment. Taxley, recently in charge of the Masonic or jians Home, is highly recommended.

Moore Institute Cullooka W. B. Taylor Nashville County Board of Education Taxley

Frank Cook Going West

Frank G Cook longtime Colum bia furniture dealer will close his store by August 15 and move to Oklahoma City where he has bought half interest in a major furniture and carpet store. He plans to sell his stock and residence quickly to finalize the westward relocation.

Frank G. Cook Columbia Okahoma City Cook Oklahoma City

Wheels Move In New Riverside Chair Factory

W. 2. Oakes opened a new furniture and chair factory at Riverside near Ashton's Mill. The plant, relocated from the old Riverside Planing Mills site, will employ about twenty five to thirty workers and produce chairs along with other furniture. A gasoline engine had mechanical issues but FF R Gamble repaired it and operations resumed smoothly.

Columbia Oakes Riverside Ashton's Mill el Ht FF R Gamble

Fractured Peace of Fair Columbia City Court Fine

Mead Love disturbed the dignity and quietude of East Hill Sunday and was fined $10 and costs in City Court. Pattie Frez, a colored girl arrested for offensive language and fracturing the peace, was discharged with $5.50 costs. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised as a system tonic.

Mead Love East H!ll Pattie Frez

The Racket We Handle Corsets and Spring Linens

The store promotes Corsets by B. Corset and other brands with free pamphlets. It advertises embroidery, lace, muslin underwear, spatchel work, table covers, dresser scarfs, neck raving, wallpaper, moulding, canvas, window shades, and a Gardener assortment. Prices span 1¢ to 26¢ yard for embroideries and 25¢ to $1.00 for lace and linen fabrics.

B. Corset

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