Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Columbia Herald in Columbia, Tennessee

We have 573,531 pages in Tennessee

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1914

Page

1

Maury County to Launch Compulsory Hog Serum Campaign

Richard A Wilkes Wade named president of the Maury County Hog Cholera Eradication Association at a farmers meeting in the circuit court room. Dr White announced eight campaign workers will begin June 16 to inoculate all hogs. failure to treat will undermine the effort. Maury’s selection cites large hog farming, accessibility, good roads, stock law, and Dr Marion Dorsett as the serum discoverer.

Richard A. Wilkes Culleecks Maury County Circuit Court Room Johnny. Graham Dr. White R. G. Mulling, Jr Milt B. Allen John P. Graham Court House White Marion Dorsett

Senator Church on Good Roads in Tennessee

Senator J W Church of this county has been invited to address the state delegation of rural letter carriers in Nashville on July 4 and will be principal orator on the occasion He will present his views on good roads noting past addresses and stressing highway construction plans and local references to improvements in his own area

J. W. Clayton Church Nashvile Church Verch Asston Tennessee Horeh Tas

Rain Needed To Save Irish Potato Crop Prospects

Farmers report the Irish potato acreage at a record low with prospects hinged on upcoming rain. F F Clawson of Ashwood plants over a hundred acres and fears a poor yield without showers while predicting high tuber prices for those with crops. others doubt any sizable harvest.

Clawson F. F. Clawson Ashwood

New Grand Opera House Names Oscar Altman Manager

Oscar Altman appointed manager of the New Grand Opera House in Columbia arriving to assume duties. He comes from seven years with Jake Wells, theatrical magnate of the South. He plans renovations, weekly moving pictures, and occasional high class vaudeville under Crescent Amusement Company to offer top entertainment and make Columbia his home.

Oscar Altman Columbia Mr. Altman Jake Wells South Altman New Grand Cresccent Amusement Company

Painful Hand Burn From Boxing Match Incident

FP. W. Smith a marble cutter at the McNee Marble Co. was injured Tuesday evening in a box light incident near Harmon's grocery on South High Street. He attempted to light a match and the entire box ignited in his hand scorching 11 percent of the skin.

W. Smith McNee Marble Co Harmon's South High Street

Wheat harvest begins in Maury County this week

The 1914 wheat harvest starts in Maury County as weather cooperates and acreages rise. Prospects for a large, high quality crop are favorable despite army worm damage in some areas. Farmers shifted to wheat after a poor corn crop last year, and rapid maturation suggests most fields will be shocks and ready for threshing by midweek.

Maury County

CITYS TEACHERS FOR COMING YEAR AT CITY HALL

At the regular monthly meeting of the city board of education the entire faculty of the colored schools was reelected for another year. The list includes R. G. Johnson principal C. F. Jeffries high school head Sampson Brown Eddie K. Johnson Beatrice Gordon Malinda Frierson Mary Bradshaw and Queenie Moore. Eddie Kelly Johnson replaces her sister Cornelia Johnson who has a two year leave to study at Hartshorn College Richmond Va. Mrs. Ewing Kannon named substitute for Miss Annie McBride granted leave to pursue her MA degree at an as yet undecided university. No other business of importance was reported.

City Board of Education City Hall Colored Schools R. G. Johnson C. F. Jeffries Sampson Brown Eddie K. Johnson Beatrice Gordon Malinda Frierson Mary Bradshaw Queenie Moore Eddie Kelly Johnson Slater Cornelia Johnson Hartshorn College Richmond

End Comes for John Taylor in Santa Fe County

John Taylor, a respected Santa Fe County resident and member of the Tay lor family, died Tuesday night at Elijah McKee's home. The funeral was held Wednesday at 2 pm with Rev. Patton officiating. A familiar fiddler contest participant and uncle of Sam J. Taylor, his loss is widely mourned.

John Taylor Santa Fe Taylor Elijah McKee Patton Sam J. ‘Taylor

Lea Declares For Prohibition in Nation Wide Vote

Senator Luke Lea backs Hobson-Sheppard national prohibition after a Telegram from Columbia Way back May 25 1914 the local Woman's Christian Temperance Union urged support. Senator Shields reserved comment promising careful consideration. The note followed reports of Theta Missionary Society meetings and district reports on home and foreign work.

Theta Woman’s Missionary Society Franklin District Myra Sowell T. Lannom Luke Lea Woman's Christian Temperance Union Tennessee Shields Carrie Williams Columbia Woman's Christian Temperance Unions Lea United States Senate Washington

Agent at Work in Maury County Extermination Planned

Dr M P O Connor of the Bureau of Animal Industry US Department of Agriculture arrived today to begin hog cholera extermination work in Maury County. Associates are expected within two to three days and by mid month preliminaries should be ready for the actual extermination.

M. P. O'Connor The Breau of Animal Industry United States Department of Agriculture Maury County

Frierson Buys Jones Farm In Eight-Parcel Purchase

John W. Frierson purchased Gordon Jones's two hundred acre farm near Cross Bridges for 20076.79 dollars, averaging about 101 dollars per acre. The sale covered four tracts totaling 70 35 20 and 63 34 acres with immediate possession granted except for tenant houses, barn space, stock, and crops retained by Jones until December 31 1914. The farm, among the county's best, complements Frierson's existing holdings.

John W. Frierson Gordon ‘Jones Cross Bridges Mr. Frierson Mr. Jones

Mayo Estate Shrinks. Woman Joins Major Directors

Lexington June 3 Mrs John C C Mayo widowed finally gains a seat on the boards of development companies tied to her late husband.Mayo estate drops from an estimated 5 000 000 cash value to about 1 000 000 while coal land holdings are valued near 20 000 000.

Lexington John C. C. Mayo Patntville South

The Black Helfer Play For Knob Creek Benefit

A Knob Creek community benefit event features a short play titled The Black Helfer at Athendale schoolhouse Saturday night. About ten participants planned to perform with the show slated for 8 o'clock to raise funds for the local baseball team.

Knob Creek Athendale School Helfer

Senator Fletcher Leads In Returns In Primary

Jacksonville June 3 The first returns show Senator Duncan A. Fletcher leading John N. C. Stockton in the Florida primary. Both candidates reside in Jacksonville. Fletcher supporters predict renomination by a large majority. Fletcher's present term expires on March 3, 1916.

Jacksonville Fla Duncan A. Fletcher John N. C. Stockton Fletcher

Maury County Names Winnie Rye Sewell in Honor of Thomas Rye

Maury County praises Democratic governor nominee Thomas C. Rye as a namesake honor follows his selection. Granddaughter Winnie Rye Sewell named for Rye and daughter of Eugene Sewell and his wife, with a letter of thanks from Rye expressing appreciation to Maury supporters.

Maury County Tennessee Thomas C. Rye Tennessee Democracy Milt B. Allen Allen Eugene Sewell Winnie Rye Thomas Rye

Fruit Growers Elect Officers For County Association

A county meeting of fruit growers elected Isaiah Murphy president and Mack Landers secretary. A committee will draft a constitution as growers plan a cooperative selling effort to attract distant buyers and increase shipments. Attendees included Prof Keffer from the University of Tennessee and Prof L R Neel.

Isaiah Murphy Mack Landers Fayetteville Prof Keffer University of Tennessee L. R. Neel

Grade of eggs is better this year in county movement

A leading city egg dealer notes improved egg quality this season due to removing roosters from hens earlier in the season. He cites higher candy quality and less decay, attributing the gain to the practice and comparing unfavorably with prior years.

Jorge

Also Mentioned on This Page

Richard A. Wilkes Wade Serum Association Senator Church Nashville Popular Theatre F. W. Smith Hiaury Ewing Kannon Miss M'Bride Theta Community Woman's Missionary Society Hobson Royal Entertainment Mies Carrie Williama City Jones Farm Gordon Jones MAYO Thos. C. Rye M. E. Allen Democracy Fruit Growers Sarah Murphy
Search Courier

Search the Columbia Herald Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Columbia Herald?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication