Columbia Military Academy Ends Fourth Year With Oration
The Columbia Military Academy closed its fourth and most successful year with graduation exercises led by Tulane University President Craighead. Sixteen diplomas were awarded to graduates, medals and prizes announced, and the valedictory Norton Nichols delivered as faculty and students listened amid band and ceremony.
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Columbia Military Academy
Craighead
Tulane University
Lawnie Aldredge
Willis Armstrong
Roger Black
Aussie Britnell
Alfred Clagett
Lucius Clark
Sam Davidson
Harold Poote
John Hoyle
Gilbert McCoy
Harry Manning
Norton Nichols
Fred Reeman
Stewart Stephenson Lee Thomas
Tennessee
Harold Schamberger
Francis Brannon
Winchester
Meade Frierson
Columbia
Joe Hodges
Louisiana
Cheatra Figueras
Phoenix National Bank
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Vernon Morrow
Kentucky
Harlan € Evans
L. Nathan
Alabama
Academy
University of the South
Lee Thomas
Francis Warfield
B. Company
A. Company
J. E Edgerice
Tilane University
Keat
Hardy
Col. Edgerton
Doan's Kidney Pills Aid Columbia Resident
A Columbia resident at 46 High St. testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured years of backache and nocturnal kidney discomfort. After using a few days there was marked improvement and lasting relief, with the announcer urging readers to seek the product from local dealers. The advertisement notes Doan's as the trusted brand from Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo.
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Columbia
High St
Kidoi
Doan
Adams and Martin
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
New York
United States
Success Pointers The Directing Power
The mind needs the regulating power of reason to guide action. Reason or wisdom canvasses, weighs, and deduces to shape plans and life order. Our success hinges on this Directing Power and the book claims to teach how to obtain it by following its guidance.
The First Hundred Dollar Saving Lesson
The article argues a young man who earns and saves one hundred dollars by age twenty one gains vital life lessons and business insight. It notes the Maury National Bank’s savings department pays 8 percent interest on daily balances with semiannual payouts and that depositors are secured by the bank’s capital and resources totaling over eight hundred thousand dollars.
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Maury National Bank
Austria Bars Standard Oil in Galicia Oil Fight
Vienna May 29 The Austrian government blocked Standard Oil's bid to control Galicia oil fields and forbid the proposed agreement with Galician oil men. The move aims to protect home industry as oil prices fall and storage cannot keep up with excess yield. Hungary backs the idea of a state monopoly with costly measures under consideration.
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Vienna
Standard Oil Company
Galicia
Standard Ol Company
Standard of Company
Ministry of Finance
Verdict Awarded Against Providence Washington Insurance
In circuit court a jury found for George W. Hargrove et al against Providence Washington Insurance for the policy face 2000 plus 260 interest and 500 penalty totaling 2760 dollars. The Tucker case against Independent Phosphate Co proceeds today before Special Judge W B Turner. The non jury docket is postponed to next Saturday.
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George W. Hargrove
Insolvent Notice for W. T. Green Estate
Clarence Green as administrator advises all claimants to file with County Court Clerk Hardin W. Thomas. Creditors urged to settle debts with the administrator.
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W. T. Green
Hardin W. Thomas
Clarence Green
Dean Capers Urges Christ as Patriot at Military Academy
Rev W T Capers Dean of Lexington Cathedral preached a baccalaureate at Columbus Military Academy about Jesus as a patriot and citizen He urged boys to live a pure courageous life and serve country through moral conduct rather than force He warned against selfishness in school and politics and cited Paul Socrates and Jesus as examples
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Commonwealths
United States
Africa
Roosevelt
Craighead
Abraham Lincoln
Socrates
Athens
Christ
Mary Dale Figuers
Dvorak
Old Kentucky
Col. Hardy
Hardy
Caesar
God
W. T. Capers
Lexington
Columbis Military Academy
St. Peter’s Church
First Methodist Choir
George Martin
Chas. Sharp
Jesus
Dean Capers
Capers
Paul
Apollos
Jesus Christ
Harris and Cole Browet in Chancery Court case Column
Harris and Cole Browet are defendants in a Chancery Court suit in Columns. The court ordered publication for four consecutive weeks in the Columbia Herald requiring appearance on the third Monday of October to defend the bill. May 24, 1903. ALN. AKIN, Clerk & Master. J. H. DINSING, Attorney.
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Harris & Cole Browet
Chancery Court
Thas
Herts
Cole Brothers
Lon & Hawkins
Sai
Harris & Cole «Lea
Columbia Herald
Chacery Court
Aln. Akin
J. H. Dinsing
Burt Galloway
Mat
Tennessee
Burt Gallow
Inc. Galloway
Enoch Galloway
State of
Hardin W, Thomas
H. P. Figuers
Patriotism and Faith Unite For Civic Righteousness
The speaker urges patience to work God and country, claiming Christian men must save the nation. It emphasizes devotion to God and neighbor, with refrain that hearts and hopes are with Thee, linking faith to public virtue and national salvation.
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Jesus
Cadets Play Base Ball in Narrow 5 1 Defeat
An exciting late inning baseball game shows the Main Building Cadets defeating Barracks Number Five 5 to 1. Key moments include a five-run rally by Main Building in the 10th and a clutch throw by Raina from center to home. The game featured a quick double by Fut Clagett Shamotulski and sharp fielding that cut Number Five’s run tally.
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Number Five
Rum
Raina
Clagett
Shamotulski
Middleton
Rains
Gamble
R. Ft
Herrin
R. H. E. PO. Redman
Kilburn
Dingett
Foote
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