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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1915

Page

3

Moving work house to the new Neapolis

Settlement of troubles over the right of way prompts an order from commissioners to relocate the moving camp. Seventeen wagons with hay frames and beds will transport the workmen and equipment from the old county lime near Bryant Station to Bally Hill Neapolis. The move aims to complete the new road within a year while crews begin work at the new site.

Mew Bally Hill Kedron Neapollis Mar- Misll Bryant's Stat Ov Bally Hnl Dirl Wheelf

Work house moved to new road prompt orders

Road commissioners ordered the work house moved to the new road. The removal disappoints Fourth District residents who opposed delays while they strained to finish a two and a half mile road from the new road by Bryant's Station to the Orr pike. Six weeks of delay left about a mile of good road completed.

Fourth District Bryant Orr Pike

George Brothers Pay Good Dividend

Creditors of the bankrupt firm of George Bros. received checks for a dividend of forty eight percent of their claims this morning. This is seen as very satisfactory and above the average dividend from bankrupt estates. Foley Kidney Pills advertised with claim of restoring kidneys to healthy function and urging immediate use. Good results promised after the first dose. Wolrdidge Co, Adyt.

George Bros Foley Woldridge CO Adyt

Painter Falls From Roof Kills Man in Tennessee

Special to The Herald. Pulaski Tennessee June 11 James F Gardner a painter was instantly killed this morning when he slipped and fell five feet from the roof of Thomas H Stones residence His son Floyd who also fell is seriously hurt but may recover

The Herald Pulaski, Tenn James F. Gardner Thomas H. Stone Floyd

Capt Galloway Undergoes Surgery in Nashville

Capt W T Galloway a former Tennessee representative was operated on Friday afternoon at a Nashville infirmary for a swelling above the ear. Doctors called the operation very serious yet successful and confident he will recover. He had been troubled by a rising in his head and ear pain for years. He was accompanied by Mrs Galloway his son Prof Walter T Galloway of Illinois and Rev J M Robison of Gulleoka.

W. T. Galloway Tennessee Nashville Galloway

Kidney Pills Prove Merit in Columbia Testimony

Mrs J Wray of 310 Thirteenth St Columbia reports kidney trouble with back pain dull head aches and dizziness. She used Doan s Kidney Pills from WaldRidge Co s Drug Store and found relief keeping them on hand for future flare ups Price 50c at dealers Doan s Kidney Pills the same remedy Mrs Wray endorsed poster Mil burn Co Buffalo N Y Advt

Doan Mra. Wray Milburn Co Buffalo

Col Hulvey Assumes Command At Columbia Military Academy

Col C C Hulvey arrives from Sweetwater to lead Columbia Military Academy with his family soon joining. Col E B Wishbourne and family also relocate nearby Smiser cottage. Col Fishbourne, former Tenn Military Institute headmaster, becomes associate headmaster this term.

C. C. Hulvey Sweetwater Columbia Military Academy Col. Hulvey E. B. Wishbourne Smiser Cottage Col. Fishbourne Tennnessee Military Institute

Grand Jury Probes NTU Problem of Alleged Social Evil

Grand Jury investigates the so called social evil in Columbia with focus on the segregated district. Indictments appear likely as officials press for enforcement of laws long ignored. Witnesses have testified, and more may be moved before the body concludes its inquiry. The issue arises from a pastors association effort to curb the nuisance.

Wolunisia Columbia Pastors’ Association Grand Jury

Hopkins Again On Election Board

At the state board of elections Friday R. B. Hopkins was reappointed as the Republican member. Democrats' appointments were deferred until the July 12 meeting. Hopkins has served the past year and is seen as fair and impartial, supporting honest dealing in the selection of election officers. FOR SALE Stock Ewes call or address R L Hayes Bell phone 2200 Monday Saturday tf

State Board of Elections Hopkins R. L. Hayes Bell

Selling a Ford Almost Every Day Carded Sagas

Carlton Barney Fry of Fry Brothers reports the sixth car load of Ford cars in thirty five days with six cars per load. Past thirty five days average nearly eight cars daily. Fry sold two Fords this week after supper and plans a night salesman next week to reach busy customers who cannot visit the city to examine the cars.

Carlton Barney) Fry Fry Brothers Fry M Og Aetry

Getesies World's Simplest Corn Cure Promises Easy Relief

A sensational patent remedy claim touts a corn cure that removes pain without cutting or bandages. Advertises drops and simple application, marketed as the best corn care by Woldridge Co and sold direct through Columbia.

Columbia Woldridge CO

Salmon Buys A Large Farm In Maury County

W C Salmon closed the deal Friday through Figuers Realty Cox and A L Blocker Son for the 210 acre farm of J A Cagle on the Lowell Mill Pike for 14000 dollars. The old Nicholson farm, with 175 acres in cultivation and rest in grass, is fenced for stock and has ample water. Salmon already owns extensive land on the Theta Pike and buys as an investment. Cagle was represented by A L Blocker Son. The farm had been sold previously to Buford Giddens and now returns to Cagle.

W. C. Salmon Figuers Realty Cox A. Ly Blocker & Son J. A. Cagle Lowell Mill Pike Old Nicholson Salmon Figuersy Realty Co Mr. Cagle A. L. Blocker Theta Pike Maury County Simon Herald Figuera

Heavy rainfall hits Ashwood and Columbia in rare downpour

Two and a quarter inches of rain fell at Ashwood in an hour and a half Sunday per observer Mrs. Jo W. Fleming. Columbia saw two and one twelfth inches according to observer W. Cherry, marking the heaviest rainfall for that duration in many years.

Ashwood Jo W. Fleming Mrs. Fleming Columbia W. Cherry

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Deering Binders B. A. Satterfield & Co Neapolis George Brothers Pulaski ICAPT Dodn’s Academy Col E. B. Fishbourne Rees & Bradley Bell Citizens NTU Nature Democrats Figuers Realty CO and A. Ly Blocker & Son Make Chichester Ss
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