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Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1920

Page

7

Horse Race 10 Set for July 5 at South Side Park

Plans by P J Hiruan to revive the sport of kings in Columbia hinge on a July 5 event at South Side Park. The headliner features Pat Comedy against Aquillan, with Alabama parties backing Aquillan. A free four-mile boys’ junior race and a long afternoon of entertainment are planned, aiming to rekindle local horse racing interest and draw crowds.

Columbia P. J. Hiruan Pittsburg Brenan South Side Park Aquillan Alabama Mar Brentan Ricall Noehnan

Wonderful token of love honors Mrs Annie Wells Latta

The community shows deep sorrow at the funeral of Mrs Annie Wells Latta. Flowers covered the Garden Street Presbyterian church and Rose Hill cemetery. Her grieving parents are held in high esteem by all.

Columbia Annie Jvoulse Latta Wella Garden Street

Iron tonic promised to aid digestion and appetite

A Alabama minister endorses Ziron as a Cine medicine to relieve stomach trouble and restore appetite. He cites his own recovery after one bottle and urges readers to take it with directions, noting a guarantee if not satisfied. The ad targets pale weak individuals needing iron to revitalize blood.

Ala

Typhoid germ in city water says Dr West

A lengthy report notes typhoid germs contaminate Columbia's water supply. Health officer Dr Olin West warns the filtration plant is filthy and action must be taken immediately to prevent a health crisis for hundreds reliant on the city water and light service.

DR. West Daily Herald Columbia Olin West State Board of Health Robert Pil Hts Jr Board of Mayor Pillow Columbia Water & Light Company Robinson Weat Cherry Water Committee Columbia Yes & Light Company J. 5 Ropingby Water and Light Company

Two Travelers Taken On Suspicion By Daily Herald

Monday's Daily Herald reports Officer George Puckett of the first district seized two suspicious young men driving an Alabama-flagged automobile after it was traced from Columbia over ten miles. Abandoned car led to custody. a search found about thirty cents and an old razor without a case on one man. One charged with carrying concealed weapons. both held for investigation. Both men were well dressed and one appeared scarred and intoxicated.

Daily Herald George Puckett First District Alabama Columbia Puckett

District Conference Epworth League Meet at Willamsport

The Mt Pleasant Epworth League district conference will meet at Williamsport Methodist Church on Friday and Saturday June 19. All Epworth Leagues are asked to send delegates and churches without leagues should send representatives. A full program will be published in The Herald later.

Mt. Pleasant Willamsport Methodist Church Epworth Uorald

Remarkable Address At Mt Pleasant Odd Fellows Event

Mt Pleasant Odd Fellows marked the anniversary of their order with fitting exercises on Sunday. Principal speaker Dr KA Timarans of Columbia drew notable attention as a leading orator of the day.

Mt. Pleasant

Lovely Young Woman Stricken in Columbia Community

Mrs Annie Louise Latta Wells wife of R Wells Jn of Chicago died at King's Daughters Hospital at 3 o clock Thursday after a brief illness The 26 year old left a husband and infant son She was active in Garden Street Presbyterian church and Sunday school Funeral will be at Garden Street Church Tuesday at 10 with Dr Samuel D Logan officiating Flower bearers and pallbearers named from local families and Garden Street Presbyterian Church officers and Columbia Military Academy faculty noted among attendees

Annie Louise Latta Wells R. @. Wells Chicago King's Daughters Hospital Columbia Annie Lenise Latta Cat Garden Street Presbyterian Church Pred Latta Samuel D. Logan

Attorney General Resumes Duties Amid Busy Grand Jury

Attorney General Looney B. White returned to work after an absence last week and resumed duties. He is coordinating with a grand jury that is reportedly very busy. Indications point to ongoing deliberations with no clear completion date yet.

Grand Jury Daily Herald Looney B. White Grand Juran

PART OF BRIDGE WARRANTS ARE SOLD

Mt Pleasant bankers and business men have sold 8600 dollars of six percent bridge warrants issued by the county court. The purchase, sought due to high interest, will keep bridge work near Mt Pleasant moving. The sale enables ongoing work on the trusses to proceed without further decay.

MT. Pleasant Juden Whitthorne Federal Reserve System

Prowd Pairs Welcome Eight Pound Boy

Mr and Mrs Laurenre Kinks are the proud parents of a baby boy weighing eight pounds. Mr and Mrs W C Sowell also announce the birth of their eight pound son.

Laurenre Kinks Taby Poy W. C. Sowell

Mrs John M Gray Dies at 75 Years in Nashville Area

Mrs John M Gray wife of a prominent farmer and businessman died at her summer home on the Mt Pleasant pike after a period of failing health She was seventy five and survived by her husband son John M Gray Jr and two granddaughters plus a sister in Denver The funeral will be in Nashville with pallbearers named and Dr James J Vance to conduct services

John M. Gray Mt. Pleasent Pike Mra. Gray John M. Gray, Jr Nashville J.B. Palmer Emmett Cooger, Jr W. B. Bethel Denver Colo Gray Presbyterian Edurch Eighth Avenue Graya James J. Vance Robert L. McKinney W. Andrew Dale Chas P. Hatcher A. Parker, Sr Jno Dobbins B.A. Armstrong Tha P. Yeatman Ernest KE McLemore

Jackson Haywood Files R reelection bid for county board

Jackson Haywood announces candidacy for reelection to the county board of education from the first division. Serving his first term, he is described as diligent and active in public school matters, with opponents not expected.

Jackson Sr. Haywood Educaton Haywood Belive

Urgent Back Pain Relief Ad Promotes Anure and Amuric

An old fashioned ad touts Dr. Pierce’s Anure and Amuric tablets as cures for kidney pain backache and rheumatic symptoms. It promises renewed vitality and lists trial packages for ten cents from Dr. Pierce’s Invalids' Hotel Buffalo NY. Includes testimonial from Mrs E C Wincow praising Amuric after other medicines failed.

Liege Dr. Pierce Invalids Buffalo, N.Y Maxonie Tess E. C. Wincow N. Siu

Tanlac testimonial promises renewed strength and health

Miss Annie Peck of Kansas City reports eight to ten pound gain and renewed vigor after starting Tanlac. She describes relief from nervous indigestion, gas, headaches, and insomnia, noting friends hardly recognize her. Ad lists wholesale and local retailers in several towns.

Annie Peck Charlotte St Kansas City Tanlac Tina Columbia Smniser Drug Co Santa Hy 'S Figz Isom KR. F Hampshire J. J. Savage Mt. Pleasant City Drug Co Linn Drug Co Wilkes & Son Sawdust Valley

Dr Sam Hays May Again Run For the House

The county may see a contest for the legislature as Dr Sam Hays considers another run after serving in the house last year. Squires Franely Marion Ricketts and George Nicholas McKennen may face him, with filing not urgent, while Hays has shown strong support from voters. He has served as circuit court clerk twice and a prior legislator.

Squires Franely Marion Ricketts George Nicholas McKennen House of Representatives Sam Hays Bis Joly Ft In Notikely Hays Circuit Cour

Dairy Industry Growing at Culleoka

Cream and milk shipments from the Culleoka community run around thousand dollars a week. The industry is about a year old and developing into a major income source for local farmers. Farmers selling milk from two to a dozen cows receive checks from $6 to $8 weekly, with profits rising as cream production increases from pasture feeding.

Culleoka

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