High School Graduates Secure Jobs With Cumberland Telegu
Six of twelve graduates from County and City High School have been offered positions by Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph. Named are Raymond Moore Claude Holt Edwin Harris James Cecil William Estes Cecil Beott, all of Columbia and nearby towns. They will move to Nashville Thursday to begin training and outdoor work with a literary course provided. General Manager Hume praised Columbia school and its graduates, noting eight offers with six accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company
Raymond Moore
Claude Holt
Cul- Jeoka
Edwin Harris
Glendale
James Cecil
William Estes
Cecil Beott
Columbia
Maury County
Nashville
Telephone Company
Columbia ‘B
Leland Hume
Coumbia
Harris
Hume
Columbia and County High School
Former Columbian to Reward Dies at Home Near Franklin
Leslie P. Church once with Stephenson Brothers in Columbia and later in the Goodlettesville drug trade died at his Franklin area home. Funeral attended by Enoch Stephenson Harry Alford and Carl Oliver. Survived by wife Annie Gray Truett. Described as a positive lifelong contributor and longtime Methodist, with many friends grieving his loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie P. Church
Stephenson Brothers
Columbia
Goodlettesville
Franklin
Enoch Stephenson
Harry Alford
Carl Oliver
Annie Gray Truett
Methodist Church
Dodson's Liver Tone Ad Claims Calomel Dangers
An old advertisement mocks calomel as dangerous and promises Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless alternative. The copy insists a 50 cent bottle will start the liver, cleanse bowels, and leave users feeling great without sickness. It also claims the remedy is safe for children and does not cause salivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rugeist
Dodson
Rake
Registration of Voters Open for Supplemental August Vote
Maury county conducts supplemental voter registration for the August election on Saturday July 8 Monday July 10 and Tuesday July 11. Registrars will issue books and certificates at the courthouse on the Monday before opening. All residents who did not register last August or who have moved since then must register again to be eligible. Books open 8 am to 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
Public Auction of R K Shaw Home Place Near Columbia
By power of attorney from heirs of the late R K Shaw the six mile from Columbia on the Santa Fe pike home place of seventeen and a half acres including Fraser store house is offered at public auction on Saturday June 24 at two o clock. Terms are one third cash and balance one and two years with six percent interest and retained notes on the property. Agents F A and T J Shaw. d13-19-22 wkly16
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Shaw
Ernest Fraser
Columbia
Santa Fe Pike
Fraser
F. A
T, J
Hay Wrecked by Wind at Carter's Creek Farm
Wind damaged Thomas B. Shaw's hay crop in the Carter's Creek area. About 100 acres of Alsike clover hay in ricks were overturned and rain spiked some of the hay before ricks could be reset. Shaw also has 70 acres of red clover to harvest and has completed over 20 acres, noting it is the finest crop he has ever had.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Shaw
Carter's Creek
Mr. Shaw
Ricks
Fifty Shorthorn cattle to be sold at Columbia sale
The American Shorthorn Breeders Association will conduct a public sale of fifty registered Shorthorn cattle at Columbia on June 21 in cooperation with Maury County Live Stock Association. The N C and St L Railway offers reduced fares and transport for cattle and attendees, with F W Harding likely attending to support statements about the offering. Allan Harlan calls a county meeting February 17 at 2 pm in Columbia Court House to hear a representative from the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Chattanooga and
Columbia
Nashville, Chattanooga
Marshall
Tennessee
Madison
Alabama
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Lotus
Columbia Herald
Allan Harlan
Maury County Live Stock Association
Court House
American Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
American Short Horn Breeders Association
Additional storm damages reported in Sunday night incident
Storm news continues as the A. J. Fly hay store near the Hampshire and Mt. Pleasant pike loses its roof and hay storage is ruined. W. W. Harper's Riverside home suffers major roof damage but is insured. Sam Wolf's Main Street clothing store floods after a roof trap door is blown off, damaging shoes and merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Fly
Hampshire
Mt. Pleasant Pike
Mr. Fly
W. W. Harper
Riverside
Sam Wolf
Main Street
Dean joins Dixie Crescent Amusement Co at Dixie Theatre
C H Dean of Nashville joins the Crescent Amusement Co and will assist Captain White at the Dixie Theatre. Dean will manage the pictures and oversee advertising, while White remains at the door. He plans to move his family here once suitable rooms are found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.H. Dean
Nashville
Crescent Amusement Co
Dixie Thatre
Captain White
Mr. Dean
Bandit Linked to Theo E Lipscomb in Laredo Raid
Lieutenant Colonel Villareal of the Carranza army who died in the Laredo raid is identified by Captain Theo Lipscomb of the county clerks’ office. Lipscomb previously ran the Dixie Game Fowl and Villareal was among his subscribers. He once bought twenty game cocks and kept a private cock pit on the third floor of his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Villareal
Carranza Army
Laredo
Texas
Theo. Lipscomb
Capt. Lipscomb
Villareal
Lipscomb
Mutual Admiration Exchange Between Flubdub and Wombat
The two figures express mutual praise as Flubdub calls Wombat the greatest living American while Wombat deflects, insisting the distinction belongs to Flubdub. They agree they can both persist in their complimenting stance without causing harm to the other.
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Cumberland Telephone CO
the Herald
Jon Woneswar
Harding
American Shorthorn Cattle Association
Riv
Erside
FLY
West End
C. H. Dean
THE
DIXIE
Theo E. Lipscomb
Fighting Roosters
Columbia, Tenn
American Short Horn Breeders’ Association and
Live Stock Association
W. A. McClanahan
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis
Murfreesboro
Shelbyville
Manchester
Cowan
Huntsville
Harvest
Ashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis
H. F. Smith
L. P. Bellah
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