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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1908

Page

8

The Spoilers clash in a fierce duel at the office

Roy Glenister and McNamara face a brutal one on one fight within a wrecked office as blood, muscle, and grit push toward a pivotal moment. The struggle shifts from mere strength to a tense grip around a revolver as dependency on youth versus age unfolds. The scene ends with a dramatic pause as the weapon readiness hangs in the balance.

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Nervous Collapse and Kidney Trouble Warned in Ad

Nervous collapse described as caused by undiagnosed kidney troubles with fatigue irritability and headaches. Doan’s Kidney Pills praised by Mrs Martha Wilson of Franklin Tennessee with a 1907 endorsement, touting relief and improved sleep and energy. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents United States Remember the name Doan’s and take no other.

Columbia Dean Martha Wilson Clayburn Street Franklin Tenn Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Tennessee Delegates Pick Bryan Backing At State Convention

In Tennessee counties on Saturday, delegates to the Denver convention were instructed largely for William Jennings Bryan with strong support for Senator Robert L. Taylor. East Tennessee backed Taylor, Fitzhugh, and others, while Madison county opposed free transportation for delegates. The state convention meets June 17 to formalize the largely settled at large and district delegate selections.

Nashville Tens James Tingering Doalt Tenneedees Denver Willram Jeenings Bryan Alate Eleend Abele Hamilon Chile Bryan Smokies Ne Qpdakan Bob Taylor Robert L. Taylor Tennessee Comden Latvone Linvittson Sen Fral Taylor Hobertson Taylor James B. Frazier L. D. Tyson Knoxville G. TY. Firzhugh Memphis East Tennessee Patterson Tyson Robert Vestal Vestal Putnam Lincoln Rutherford Chester Bedford Madison County Hoot Hall of Representatives Bryah

Dean's Ointment Offers Quick Relief for Skin Eruptions

A vintage advertisement proclaims Dean's Ointment relieves itching and disfigurement from skin eruptions, promising lasting cures. Priced at fifty cents, it is available at any drug store.

Dean

Such to Life Proprators Toast Thriving Town Move

"Feller never knows when he's going to make a mistake" the proprietors of the general store quip in a Courier Journal item. They claim bragging about the town led a merchant to relocate his emporium from Plunkeville, by heck.

Generalatore Feller Plunkeville Courier Journal

John W. Jackson Receives New Postmaster Bond

Postmaster John W. Jackson was commissioned by a recent presidential recess appointment. He immediately filed a $20,000 bond, as required by law, with four securities whose likely worth exceeds ten times the bond. The bond proceeds will be sent to Nashville without delay.

John W. Jackson

Deans Regulets Promote Easy Bowels After Heavy Meals

An old remedy advises taking a couple of Deans Regulets after heavy meals to aid the stomach liver and bowels. It claims Regulets provide easy regular passages and relief from discomfort.

Attachment Ordered in Maury County Nonresident Wheatleys

In this case it appears William Wheatley and Ella Wheatley are nonresidents with unknown residence. An attachment against their property to satisfy debt to S. B. Stephens is issued. They must appear before Justice H. F. Fariss in Columbia on July 11, 1908 at noon to defend. default sends the case for ex parte hearing.

William and Ella Wheatley William Tennessee Hille Wheatley S. B. Stephens Snd H. F. Fariss Maury County Columbia

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