Warm weather boosts crops in Amity County report
Over the past week crops in Amity County show steady improvement. Hot spell revived corn reducing yellowing, oats improve with drying, and a wheat crop outlook bright as timely rains aid maturation. Hay will be saved next week while oats cutting starts late next week. An Ard advertisement notes Puck- Jen's Arnica Salve as a quick cure for burns and skin sores.
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Amiy County
Rich Lang
Puck- Jen
L. H. Haflin
Iredell
Tex
Woldridgh Co
Advt
Alimony Granted to Mrs J M Toohey in Memphis Case
A Memphis case awards Mrs J M Toohey alimony totaling 85000 with 25000 cash paid and notes for 60000 secured by Memphis real estate. Notes are 312000 each payable over five years. The order appears in the county register's office.
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Memphis
Tenn
J. M. Tooley
Hei
County Register
Toohey
Memphia Real Estate
Columbia Man Endorses Dean's Kidney Pills
A Columbia barber W. H. Schuneman testifies that he used Dean's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney disorders and found them effective. The ad urges readers to ask for Dean's Kidney Pills and notes 50 cents at all stores. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Columbia
W. H. Schuneman
EL Sixth St
Columbia, Tenn
Dean
Schuneman
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
New York
United States
Liv Ver Lax Promises Gentle Liver Relief For All
An advertisement touts Liv Ver Lax as a vegetable remedy for sick headaches and sluggish bowels. It claims gentle yet positive action on liver stomach and bowels, suitable for adults and babies, with a money back guarantee from Lebanon Co operative Medicine Co in Lebanon Tennessee.
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STEPN
SON Bros
Lebanon Co-Operative
Medicine CO
Lebanon
Tena
L. K. Grigsby
Tel
New Police Owl Tale And Health Ad In One Page
A night patrol reports a new experience involving an owl near the city, with no report of the encounter reaching headquarters. The page also includes an ear health advertisement claiming Hall's Catarrh Cure cures deafness caused by catarrh and offers a reward for unrecoverable cases.
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Hall
Ficheney, & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Million Dollars for Vanderbilt Medical Department Gift
Special to The Herald Nashville May 31 An drew Carnegie donates 1 million dollars to Vanderbilt University medical department with a condition that seven trustees direct the unit, three of whom must be recognized scientists. The executive committee has accepted pending full board approval at June 14 vote.
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Herald
Nashville Tonn
Andrew Carnegie
Vanderbilt University
Board of Trust
University
Collector Dunlap First to Leave
Nashville Tenn May 30 Collector W A Dunlap of the Internal Revenue department will be the first prominent Republican at the custom house to relinquish his office to a Democratic successor under the new administration. His resignation has been sent to Washington to take effect June 30. Large interests in California and East Tennessee will claim his attention after retirement as a federal official.
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Nashville
Tenn
Colector
W. A Dunlap
R Evenue
Customs House
Dunlap
Washington
California
East Tennessee
National aid to boost fish food supply and lobster acclimation plan
Washington May 22 Secretary Redfield approved a fisheries plan to acclimate eastern lobsters and introduce Pacific salmon off New England. The scheme envisions using female lobsters from New England hatcheries with male and egg-bearing females, multiple shiploads seasonally, to establish a colony or test futility. It also aims to transplant Pacific salmon to the New England coast as a reciprocal venture and to supply millions of eggs to hatcheries for incubation.
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Herald
Washington, D. C
Secretary of Commerce
Redfield
Commissioner of Fisheries
New England
Pacific States
Bootlegger Is Granted Liberty In Tennessee Case
Memphis reports that grand jury evidence may indict liquor dealers for violating the four mill law while Judge Mecall freed a confessed bootlegger who paid delinquent revenue licenses, arguing it is unfair to punish violations not enforced by state and city authorities.
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Memphis
Tenn
Electric Storm Saturday Night Hits Columbia Area
An electrical storm with hail struck Saturday night. No damage reported in central Columbia, but nearby renter areas noted minor hail damage. South of Lere lightning caused barn damage in Giles county, including a barn fire and ruined corn and hay. No serious injuries reported.
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Columbia
Lere
Giles
Tennessee to Protect Non Game Birds Through Schools and Press
Tennessee launches a state wide campaign to protect non game birds to restore flocks and aid crop protection. A. L. Garrison of Agriculture and Superintendent Brister push school and newspaper driven messaging to stop shooting nests and safeguard birds aiding boll weevil and San Jose scale control. Public lectures and farmer bulletins begin this spring with school programs starting later in the season.
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Nashville
State of
Tennessee
A. L. Garrison
State Department of Agriculture
Brister
Tennesse
Davidson County
Mr. Garrison
America
Department of Agriculture
Gurriaon
Closing Night at Colored School on College Hill
Closing exercises at the colored school drew a large crowd Friday night at the College Hill building. The mayor and Board of Education members attended, and the program reflected credit on participants and the faculty.
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Colored Schools
College Hill
Board of Education
Equalization Board Organized For Year At Court House
The equalization board met this morning at the court house and elected Thomas B. Fyrgey as chairman and D. K. Minor as secretary. Other members named include W. S. Caskey, Millistrict, W. H. Dane, eighth district, and A. C. Witherapcon, first district. The board adjourned to Monday June 9 to begin the year’s regular equalization work.
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Court House
Thomas B. Fyrgey
D. K. Minor
Third District
C. Witherapcon
Prediction of a Hot Summer Based on Irish Sea Water
Prof. Basaov of University College reading predicts a hot summer, citing four yearly water types in the Irish Sea and their link to Atlantic conditions. He notes last year’s warm pattern mirrors this year, with more Portuguese men o' war sightings and ice flowing further south, implying a similar summer to 7.
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London
Basaov
University College Reading
Irish
Atlantic
Professa
Kidney Pills Help Local Resident After Long Trouble
A resident of loi ence, Oerzer, William Morris, says Foley Kidney Pills improved his kidney and bladder problems after fourteen years of incapacitation. He reports eight months of use brought quick, tangible results and recommends the medicine highly. Soley Kidney Pills are non habit forming and tonic, aiding kidney issues within medical limits.
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Morris
Loience, Oerzer
Wolridge Co
Ades
Fire Damages Lightly After Garden Street Blaze
Fire department rushed to the residence of Jef Haley and Walter Walkes on Garden Street just after 11. Fire from a roof defect at the Eiteien shaving spread was checked quickly, a prompt response preventing a serious blaze. Only slight damage occurred.
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Firf
Jef Haley
Walter Walkes
Garden Street
Ils
Iorung Shorey
Eiteien
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Marshal McLean
Vanderbilt
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Volunteer State
Departments of Agriculture and Public Instruction
Equalization Board
Forgey
Minor
Deering
Maury County
Dobbins
J Ewing
Irish Sea
Jeff Haley
Walter Walker
Fank Liles
Mary Holden
I. Holden
Pletcher Nolan
Jennie Nolan
Addie Nolan
Texas
Columbia Weekly Herald
H. W. Thomas
Hopkins
Soiat
Will Greer
ADAMS
Court Square
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