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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
7
A Tennessee scene features Governor Patterson under fire for his Election Commission stance and hollow pretense claims. Carmack’s post defeat praise rises, while divisive party lines hint at a Democrat chance if unity forms. Separate notes remark on New York demand for gold coins and Taft political dynamics.
The piece notes wheat has sold below production costs for over a year despite a 25 cent tariff per bushel. It cites a recent price rise driven by fears of a poor harvest and questions Republican claims that tariffs created universal prosperity. It asks how Republicans reconcile prolonged low wheat prices before the scare that spurred the spike.
The Presidential Commission on water transportation reports the Mississippi River is navigable for large ships but railroads have seized all wharves, threatening commerce. The text suggests the government may need to own the railroads to prevent them from owning the government.
The column suggests Patterson and Taylor would be thankful for their chance to run against Cox and Carmack last year rather than the alternative. The item reflects editorial sentiment from Sevierville Vindicator noting potential gratitude if indeed the rivals had differed.
A long exhortation on how truth must be freely shared and lived, not hoarded. It argues that true religion rests on inner conviction and action serving others, with commands to love neighbors, avoid unkindness, and fulfill social duties. It links personal ethics to public progress and duty to mankind.
Our Souvenir Postal offer presents comic cards, local photographic souvenirs, and colored cards of many descriptions. Visit to choose from a wide selection and find cards that suit your taste. Our team will assist and ensure you find something delightful.
A London Opinion quip contrasts a practical girl preferring a real heir in a castle over a castle in the air, framing the modern female ideal with a witty, era reflecting tone.
In Nashville Armistead lauds Jere Baxter, praising his life, steadfastness, and fight against corporate power. He vows the monument to inspire Tennessee political virtue and defend citizenship and institutions against national pressures. The Nashville Tennessean calls the speech epoch making and says it left a profound impression.
A vintage remedy claim notes Dean's Regustets can ease heavy after meals and restore liver function. Sold for 25 cents at any drug store with a bold prompt for quick relief from indigestion and discomfort.
Ready next Saturday and Monday. Maslin and Cambric fabrics at 49¢ to $2.50 with lace and embroidery trims. Elegant four piece Cambric sets from $5.90 to $6.90, skirts, corset covers, kimonas, and long silk options. White ready made blouses, low shoes specials, and ribbons offered with prices from 10¢ to $3.50.
The Grand Jury returned indictments for murder in the first degree against Sam Earp, two for assault with intent to commit murder, five for larceny, and twelve for small misdemeanors. Wes Polk vs. U S Free Insurance Co. ended in a non suit. A new trial was granted in Rainey vs Caldwell. Dixon vs L N awarded $160. Tiffateller vs Smargovsky awarded $80 and interest.
A. Gatterfield & Co offers three bargains with surreys listed at 110.00 for 90.00, 90.00 for 70.00, and 26.00 for 67.50, urging quick purchase before they sell out and wishing customers well.
The Grand Commandery of Knights Templars of Tennessee met at Tate Springs Hotel Nashville on June 6 with a large attendance of prominent masons. Eminent Commander Charles Harvey of Knoxville opened the session, Judge Tagersoll spoke for co host Col Tomlinson, Henry R Brown of Greenville issued the response. Next conclave likely in Nashville. Dress parade and a bingit and bull were part of the events, with many ladies present.
Property to be sold in 240 acres or in lots. Four miles from Columbia on the Hampshire place. Contact R. G. Walker, agent, Columbia RR No. 2 or call Citizens phone 1533. Sale date May 17. 4–2m0.
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