Corporation tax amendment passes the upper house
The senate approved the corporation tax amendment to the tariff bill by a vote of 11 to 9 on Friday night after a day of debate. Only three Democrats opposed final passage, as opposition formed earlier during test votes. Senator Aldrich led efforts to vote before adjournment, achieving unexpected success amid muted opposition. Tomorrow the senate will consider maximum and minimum tariff provisions, with a full completion expected by the end of next week.
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Washington
Senate
Wee
Aldrich
Work at phosphate mine to resume in Centreville Tenn
Centreville Tenn July 2 The Indian Creek phosphate mine will begin extracting rock in a few days after months of closure. A force is cleaning up and readying the mine for operation. The local mining industry in Union County has been nearly idle since last year but improvements suggest an imminent resumption.
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Centrevile
Tenn
Indian Creek
Unis County
Rulliona
Franklin
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed In Columbia Tenn
Columbia residents urged early kidney trouble detection with symptoms like cloudy urine back pain and fatigue. Local resident K Cherry of Ninth Street testifies the remedy has helped years for kidney issues and back pain. Doan's Kidney Pills advertised by Foster Milburn Co sole US agents priced 50 cents at Adame and Martin's drug store.
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Columbia
Brigit
Doan
K. Cherry
Ninth St
Tenn
Dean
Adame & Martin
Foster-Milburn CG
Buffalo
New York
United States
Auction sale closes at jewelry firm stock sale
The auction of Janes Hrus Jewelry Co. stock drew buyers and bidders with prizes including three diamonds two rings and a watch awarded to Mrs. W. B. Dobbins Mrs. Joe Lowe and Miss Bertha Cayoe The sale emptied the stock especially the china and bric a brac New fixtures from Sheboygan will soon be installed and A S James and W H Cotham plan to go to New York City to buy a fall line of jewelry and sundries
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Janes Hrus. Jewelry Co
W. B. Dobbins
Joe Lowe
Bertha Cayoe
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Ohio River
James
W. H. Cotham
New York City
Wheat Storage and Delivery by City Grain & Feed Co
City Grain and Feed Co offers wheat storage and delivery service. Customers can store their own wheat and have it delivered back when needed. Contact numbers include No. 66 and 241.
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City Grain & Feed CO
Mule Show Big Feature at Maury County Fair 1907
The Maury County Fair showcases the greatest mule show in southern history with widespread world inquiries. John J. Jones leads the exhibit, eyeing a possible repeat or surpassing event in 1909, including a plan to preserve fruits and vegetables for display. Also notice promoting Foley's Kidney Remedy for kidney and bladder trouble by Geo S Alcorn.
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Maury County
South
John J. Jones
Jones
Boy Drowned In Sulphur Creek Springfield
George Garrett twelve year old son of Me A, was drowned Sunday afternoon in Sulphur Creek while playing. John Woodard narrowly escaped drowning while trying to save him. Town was notified, a search began and Elmer Rose recovered the body near the site of the drowning.
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Springfield
Toon
Dilly
George Garrett
Sulphur Park Creek
John Woodard
Garrett
Elmer Rose
Mayor and Aldermen Meet in Regular Session at Ft Myers
In Ft Myers the mayor and board hold their regular session amid discussion of a flying machine of local aldermen. An ordinance limits speed of Orville Wright vehicles to 12 miles per hour, with mishaps noted and voting outcome recorded.
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FT. Meyers
Orville Wright
Board Hears Reports From Various Committees And Disposes
The Hoard of Sayar and Aldermen met in regular monthly session at the city hall Thursday night with Mayor Bid die presiding. Reports from Acting Recorder Erwin and committees noted weather delays on streets and approved July street funds. A brick pavement petition was referred, speed limits set at twelve miles per hour, and fines collected totaled 92.80. Thirty two arrests yielded 266 in fines. Orville Wright’s aircraft crash at Ft Myer injured the craft but not him. the engine and crew were unharmed and repairs expected soon.
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Sayar
Biddie
Erwin
Chaffin
West Seventh
Dedanin
Carpenter
South Main Streets
Fourteenth Street
South Columbia
Dale
Morgan
West Sixth Street
High
Garden
W. 5S
Fleming
Washington
Orville Wright
Ft. Myer
Orville
Wilbur
Europe
Wrights
Dayton
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedies
Deafness cannot be cured by local applications, as it stems from an inner condition of the mucous membrane in the Eustachian tube. Inflammation can cause rumbling and impaired hearing, and unless the tube is returned to normal the hearing may be lost. Cold catarrh is blamed for most cases. The sellers offer a $100 reward for any cure not achieved by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Also advertised Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney
City council bans liquor order solicitation in Clarksville
Clarksville Tenn July 1 At the retail meeting Thursday night the city council passed on final reading an ordinance prohibiting the soliciting of liquor orders and the measure now a law. The penalty for violating the ordinance is severe and is not a copy of the state law.
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Clarksville
Tenn
Effy Council
Poley’s Honey and Tar promotes lung health and relief
An old advertisement for Poley’s Honey and Tar claims it stops chronic coughs that weaken the constitution and develop into consumption. It asserts healing and strengthening of the lungs and offers comfort in cases of chronic bronchitis asthma hay fever and lung trouble in GEO 5 ALCORN with subscription for The Herald.
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Poley
Geo
Alcorn
Notice to creditors in insolvency of Mia Dooley estate
The Herald states the insolvency of Mia J Dooley deceased. Creditors must file claims with County Court Clerk H W Thomas by December 2 1909 to be barred. Debtors are urged to settle with Mora & Paris, administrators, at once.
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Mia
Martha J. Dooley
H. W. Thomas
Oat Mora & Pariss
Admr
Quarterly report of Judge W C Gordon to county court
The document presents W C Gordon’s quarterly county court report listing miscellaneous warrants and accounts for the first quarter. It names many payees including Dobbins & Ewing, Albert Sherrell, J L Voorhies, Geo W Hayes, Adame & Martin, and others. The report covers printing, disinfectants, livery, bridge work, stationery, and jail costs. It notes an agenda item urging location of the Normal School at Calubti and calls for a Good Roads Convention with delegates and funding considerations. The tone is formal and administrative, reflecting budgetary and public works concerns for the county.
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W. C. Whitthorn
Atty ' Dobbins & Ewing—Mops
Julcy Knes
Albert Sherrell
Janitop
J. L. Voorhles
Geo. W. Hayes
Adame & Martin—Muellage
J. R. Harrison
Kindling
C. H . W. O. Gonton
Aydelott Publishing Co
W. P. Langtown
C. Howe
A. B. Ring
Citizens’ Telephone Co
Columbia Herald Co
H. & Bridge
Cumberland Tel
A. Walther & Co
Coulford
W. O. Goritton
Knox
Reese
Geo
Serene
Ool Foster Webb & Parks
Paris, Pollen & Co
Agsenaor
Sers Wareeer Reer T Patens Nee Ah Ardolott Printing Co
Wade Dillard
J. & Caffey
Jilia Knox
whadkanaAusram
W. D. Gordon—County
Hense Lumber Co
W. J. Towler
Weeong Bee Ben Cowley—Assessor
Praser—Repaire L. & D
Columbia Herald
Sconery & Printing Halla Knox
Mstron Eyee
Pike—Williamsport
Calvert & Foster—Lumber
Col. Bridge
W. O. Gordon
Ith
Columbia Water & Light Co
Nani Col. Bridge
Conney
Renee
Thomas
C_ 1
Coujons and Elections
Stampe
Offee
SOW
Frteveem
Stathonery
Ceetee
Sma
Gordon—Gounts
Sears
Sulla KU —Manon ccc
Ceeeeyeer
Eewin
Ron
Happy Hollow
Pike
Williamsport Bridge
Gordon—County
Coeseree
City Transfer
Hen Cowley
Arensssor Cipitare
Esseveee
Englind
SaAr
C.ceseres
T. Akin
Sey
Henry Gordon
A. PF. Thomas
Normal School
Middle Pennonter
Patterson
Yournel
Calubti
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Ames Bros
John L. Jones
Bright
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the Herald
W. C. Gordon
Mauhy
Warralite
Gates
Circuit Court Corte
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