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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1910

Page

8

Moonshine advocate and free judiciary clash at Mt Pleasant

More than a hundred residents gathered Saturday afternoon in the Mt Pleasant opera house to hear a joint debate between H. P. Figuers for the free judiciary and Dr. E. A. Timmons, envoy of moonshine and Patterson orator. The crowd favored Figuers two to one, while Timmons delivered a polished defense and stage presence that impressed onlookers. The two-hour session addressed judicial issues amid rainy weather and limited local advertising.

Herald MT. Pleasant Tenn H. P.figuers Free Judiciary E. A. Timmons Patterson Figuers Timmons Columbia

Timmons Radiant In Debate With Figuera At Mt Pleasant

Dr. B A Timmons author of Love Courtship and Marriage and a leading defender of the Pat ternon ticket reports a successful joint debate with H P Figuera in Mt Pleasant on Saturday. He claims the crowd favored him in applause and that he presented a volume of facts that swamped his opponent.

B. A. Timmons Patternon Mt. Pleasant H. P. Figuera Mr. Figuers Mr. Pisuere

Debates and crowd clash at county gathering

Dr. Timmons voiced plans for a joint debate at Columbia with Mr. Figuers or another speaker and suggested a possible challenge to G. 8. Hatcher for a Dresden debate on the first Monday in August. He avoided a clear stance on a legislative bid. antiadministrationists fear a run. W. B. Gordon likely to introduce Governor Patterson, replacing Timmons, to counter Meroney’s July 4 speech by Harve Hannah.

Timmons Columbia Figuers Hatcher Dresden Patterson W. B. Gordon Mr. Gordon J. N. Meroney Harve Hannah

Life Worth Saving Foley Kidney Remedy Letter

Mrs Molle McRaney of Prentias Mississippi writes she suffered reed and bladder trouble. Four bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy cured her and she proudly recommends it to any kidney disease sufferer. It saved her life and is sold by all druggists.

Molle McRaney Prentias Foley Bay Hy All Druggiste F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio Hall

Mt. Pleasant group heads to New Mexico land opening

Seven Mt. Pleasant citizens depart Tuesday on a business trip to New Mexico where the Federal government will open ten million acres of undeveloped land. Rufus C. Jackson J N Fry Herschel B Howard and John Waldron travel to Silke City while Frank Cummins Harry J Harland and Robert English proceed to Clayton. The party plans a twenty five day absence.

Mt.Pleasant New Mexico Messrs Rufus C. Jackson J. N. Fry Herschel B. Howard John Waldron Silke City Messie Frank Cummins Harry J. Harlan Robert English Clayton Mt. Pleasant

Cheek's Fountain Loaf Flour Ad Reappears in Paper

An OCR fragment shows an advertisement for J. O. Cheek's Fountain Loaf Flour with unclear phrasing. The readable portion highlights a flour product revival and branding, suggesting a return of the loaf flour offering in the local market. The exact dates and prices are not legible in the fragment.

Cattle Placed Under Ban Near Tennessee Line

Special to The Herald Nashville July 18 Dr Kernon inspector of the Bureau of Animal Industry quarantines 70 head of cattle in Limestone Madison and Jackson counties Alabama near the Tennessee line infected with fever ticks.

Herald Nashville Tenn Kernon National Bureau of Animal Industry Limestone Madison Jackson Counties Alabama Tennessee

Lightning Strike at the Athenaeum Impacts Elm Tree

A bright lightning bolt struck the Athenaeum on a Sunday afternoon, ripping a four inch strip of bark from the top to the ground of a tall elm. No injuries are reported and authorities have logged the event as a natural occurrence on the premises.

Athenaeum

Remains Will Be Brought Back for Interment in Spring Hill

The town mourns Marvin Watson a popular telegraph operator from Maury County who died after being shot at Montrose Arkansas and transported to Little Rock for treatment. His death follows a fatal shooting at Montrone and he was born and raised in Spring Hill his father John L Watson formerly served as city marshal.

Herald Spring Hill Tenn Marvin Watson Little Rock Ark Montrone Watson Montrose John L. Watson Arkansas

Must be above suspicion kidney remedy claims

A cautious note asserts that kidney and bladder ailments are not trivial and often fatal if untreated, urging any remedy to be above suspicion. It mentions Foley Kidney Pile as a product without harmful drugs, implying safety and efficacy are claimed features.

Letter to Judge Gordon from Maury inmate praises Tennessee Industrial School

A Maury County inmate at the Tennessee Industrial School in Nashville writes Judge Gordon on July 13 1910 seeking permission to return home. The student aged 16 years old in eighth grade describes his late mother his sister in Kentucky and the staff at the school praising Kilvington and Matron Reed and asking the judge to contact them if release is granted. He expresses gratitude for the school and a desire to improve and lead a better life.

Tennessee Industrial School Gordon Nashville Tenn Kentucky Mr. Kilvington Miss Reed

Disaster's Blaze at Capital City

Special to The Herald reports a fire at Montgomery Furniture Company warehouse in Nashville causing seven thousand dollars in damage. The loss is fully insured and the fire's origin remains unknown.

The Herald Nastville Tenn Montgomery Furniture Company

Foley's Honey and Tar Ease Hay Fever Relief

Nostalgic ad copy touts Foley's Honey and Tar for hay fever and asthma relief. Claims soothing healing for sufferers and promotes the yellow package as the trusted option sold by all druggists.

Foley All Drugeioe

Cake Walk Flour Ad from Fountain Creek Roller Mills

Fragmentary note asks why Cake Walk Flour isn’t used. Claims product is made by Fountain Creek Roller Mills and sold by all grocers with COD. Text is incomplete and lacks clear events or names beyond implied brand and seller.

Fountain Creek Roller Mills All Grocers

Summer school closes at Columbia Military Academy

The summer program at Columbia Military Academy taught by Prof. Cox and Prof. Ragsdale ended Friday. Thirty five young men completed, with only a few failing. Most will return in fall. Ragsdale will teach next year with Branham and Hughes, while Cox goes to Columbia University in New York.

Coumbia Military Academy Ox and Ragsdale Branham & Hughes Cox Columbia University New York

Farmer Charged With Horrific Crime Near Grabill

Fort Wayne Indiana July 15 The body of 12 year old Charles Cosat was found brutally mutilated in a bed at the home of Moses Richer a farmer near Grabill Richer was arrested on murder charges Neighbors threatened lynching He said the boy was kicked by a cow and put to bed The coroner ruled the boy beaten to death Richer had recently adopted the boy from an orphan asylum

Fort Wayne Ind Charles Cosat Moses Richer Grabill Richer Farmera Coast

Local Wheat Prices Rise as Yield Promises Improve

Freshers are at work and good sunshine boosts wheat yield. Miller reports fine samples though grain is a bit tough and not fully dry. Prices rise with low cash mills offering a dollar per bushel for number 2. Farmers optimistic about yields barring continued rain. Also contains an unrelated medical advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure.

Atla Columbia McKinney Columbia Mill & Elevator Company Astewood Tip Ashton Ashton Milling Company City Mill Grain Company Vrain

Turkey Hen Sets Record for Persistent Laying in Tennessee

Mise Hattle May Daniel of rural route No 4 Cullooka Tennessee owns a white Holland turkey hen that began laying on January 16 and has not missed a day since, a remarkable streak described with folksy prose as endless like a brook.

Mise Hattle Daniel Cullooka Tenn White Holland Turkey

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Studebaker Harlan, Porter & Walker Andrews Building DR. Timmons H. P. Figuers Meesing Alec Mr. Hatcher Hendley Cochran Ey Insurance Pte Sake Oh Thomas Cheek Tod &Wtt Chattanooga N. C St. L. Ry C. C. Blow J. B. Ashton Lena Belle Butler Rain Sticks Maury Helding Sparrow's Lenaelle Butler Judge Holding RB. G Sparrow Hay Farles Sixth Street Young Lady OF Industrial School Prai Dale Grain & Feed CO Disastro Capital City Farmer Gbeerthe Herale Millers Turkey H. Cliff Hendley Notary Public Empire State Surety Co Aoet Thomas A. Allen, Jr E. W. Jones
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