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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1910

Page

6

Patterson Primary Vote Marks Record Low in Maury County

The Patterson primary in Maury County drew the smallest vote ever seen for a county primary, despite strong urging from party leaders. Republicans and strangers were allowed in, but turnout remained extremely low, producing a frost of an election day. Columbia cast the biggest vote in the primary as efforts to boost turnout faltered.

Columbia Patterson Maury County

Local city board votes to grant street work funds amid colorful remarks

The regular board meeting attended by all aldermen except the mayor approved a $600 allocation for street work. Alderman Cherry handed a $25 fireman’s gift from Columbia Mix & Elevator Co. noting the fire dept should not be paid outside city limits. The piece also reports on election turnout and marked ballots, highlighting voters and local organizers.

Ded Chafln Alderman Cherry Columbia Mix & Elevator Company Cherry McKinney

Embroideries and Accessories At Great Low Prices

See our line of Embroideries in Swiss Namsook and Cambric in Match Patterns priced 5c to 50c per yard. Linen Val and Torchon Laces 5c to 25c. Big assortment of Skirt Flounce Embroidery 30c to 1 yard. Ladies neckwear Dutch Collars 10c to 26c. Patent Leather Belts. Silk and Lisle Gloves in colors and prices. Gathers lined with Gadiew Silk and Lisle Gauze Hose 26c to 1.50 pair. Laced Curtains 50c to 2.00 pair. Toilet Department with Colgate goods. New wall paper 200 patterns from 4c per bolt. Room mouldings White Gilt Oak Canvas. Window Shadow 10c to 50c. White Wash Brushes 10c to 25c. Paint Brushes 10c to 60c. Varnish Brushes 25c to 2.50. Tanglefoot fly killer 1.50. Save you money.

Colgate Dors Danny Fly

Maury County phosphate exhibit planned for big expositions

George B. Scott of L and N explains the plan to transport Maury county phosphate exhibits free of charge to Cincinnati and Knoxville expositions this year and to the Panama and Atlanta expos in the coming years. Allison Webster leads preparation and urges mine owners to submit rock specimens for a notable permanent display at future large events.

George B. Scott Louiaie & Nashville Railroad Columbia Cincinnati Knoxville Boott Louisville & Nashville Railroad New Orleans Atlanta Maury County Cook John W. Fry Allison Webster Board of Trade Webster

New double daily passenger service on M. T. Railway

A Maury County Fair meeting introduces a new driving club led by George Campbell Brown and officers Wheeler McGaw and John McGaw. Four horse events planned with free admission for ladies, plus a domestic science exhibit to be judged by a noted expert with premiums raised. A Maury Interurban connects Leatherwood to Franklin with hourly cars to Nashville, beginning June 1, and Franklin will link with the Interurban for Nashville trips.

Fair Grounds Driving Club George Campbell Brown Wheeler John P. McGaw Giles County McGaw Maury County Middle Twitnesses Railway Shutte Cfty Leatherwood Franklin Williamson County Nashville

Brooks Latham Drug opens Monday in town

The Brooks Latham Drug Company takes over George S. Alcorn’s drug stock and will open Monday morning. Mr Latham will head the prescription department, continuing in that role from the past two and a half years. Free soda checks will be given with every 25 cent purchase on opening day.

Brooks-Latham Drug Company George S. Alcorn Latham

Dr R K Dawson Dies Suddenly at 78 in Knob Creek

Dr R K Dawson longtime Baptist preacher and former physician in the county died Friday at his Knob Creek home from heart failure. He was 78, had lived retired for years, and is survived by his wife and children Maude Imeree Benson Dawson and Mrs Will. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 1 PM at Godwine chapel, with interment at Rose Hill Cemetery at 3:30 PM.

R. K. Dawson Knob Creek Dawson Hso Dawson Ife Maude Imeree Benson Dawson Will Godwine Chapel Patton Rose Hill Cemetery

Brother Kills Brother in .44 Pistol Play Near Special

Knoxville report says Granville Smith eleven was shot and killed by his brother Willie eighteen while they played with a pistol. They are sons of Hillilard Smith a magistrate. The tragedy occurred in Sergeant, Kentucky.

Knoxville Tenn Granville Smith Willie Hillilard Smith

Proponent Predicts Victory for Free Judiciary Visit by W. V. Barry

W. V. Barry editor of the Lexington Progress and secretary of the State-Wide Conference Committee spoke in Columbia on Friday. He said Henderson County would give the independent judicial ticket a large majority for The Nashville Tennessean survey.

W. V. Barry Lexington Progress West Tennessee Columbia Barry Nashville

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