Destructive Melon and Cucumber Insects Across State
The article argues foxes and other fur bearing animals are farmers friends supported by Prof John F Craughon and agricultural department findings. It notes a Tennessee law curbing steel traps and fox killings and discusses melon pests including striped cucumber beetle squash vine borer and melon louse with recommended controls using light coverings dusted road dust tobacco soap solution and crop tactics.
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John F. Craughon
Nashville, Tenn
Draughon
Agricultural Department
Washington
Agriculural Department
Prof
Tennessee General Assembly
G. M. Bentley
Acta
Kidney Pills Promising Relief for Oregon Worker
Wm Morris of Tilor ence Oregon credits Foley Kidney Pills with restoring work ability after fourteen years of kidney and bladder trouble. He notes eight months of use improved health and urges others to try Soley Kidney Pills, claiming no habit forming drugs and quick relief within medicine’s reach.
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Morris
Tilorence
Oregon
Foley Kitney Pitts
Reich of Medicine
Wol, Ridge Co
Ady
Progress on new Garden Street office buildings advances
Works progress rapidly on the west side of Garden street between the Other House corner and Sixth street. The roof is on and walls are complete. One building will house Smith & Cunningham funeral directors with three establishments and stables in the rear. The French Try Cleaning Company will also be a tenant.
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Garden Street
House Corner
Sixth Street
Smith & Cunningham, Funeral Direc ‘Tors
French Try Cleaning Company
Three Infants At Court House In Abduction Case
Three infants under a year old were brought to the court house as their mothers were summoned in the Arch Kelly abduction case. The case was continued to November 24, with the same witnesses expected to testify.
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Arch Kelly
Screen doors and windows by J H Thomas Co
A message urges readers to buy screen doors and windows from J H Thomas & Co. They offer to take measurements, install screens, and guarantee the job. The ad emphasizes reliable service and prompt completion.
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J. H. Thomas & CO
Columbia pupil dazzles at Nashville violin recital
At the Y M C A auditorium in Nashville last week Prof Mudroch’s violin pupils performed and Louise Dortch, nine, daughter of Mr and Mrs O L Dortch, drew most applause alongside peers Miss Baker and Miss Jones.
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Louise Dortch
Nashville
Mudroch
Columbia
O. L. Dortch
Miss Baker
Miss Jones
Abundance of Blackberries Promises Earlier Harvest
Maury county and nearby areas face a peach shortage but strong blackberry prospects. Vines are loaded with fruit and with several hot days the crop will ripen enough to begin gathering.
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Maury County
Had To Have Another Machine After Auto Break Down
Dalton Oliver, G. S. Daugherty, Mullins and Judge McKnight traveled to Lowell Ford Thursday afternoon. Their engine failed on the return trip, forcing a man to go two miles to Leftwich bridge to call for another car. They finally reached home with a delay.
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Dalton Oliver
G. S. Daugherty
Esq
Mullins
Judge McKnight
Lowell Ford
Leftwich Bridge
Eney
Swain Show to Exhibit in Columbia Next Week
Representative Maury of the Swain Shows announced a week long event in Columbia starting Monday June 28. Performances will run all week with tents set up on Tenth Street between Main and Embargo.
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Maury
Swain
Columbia
Tenth Street
Main
Building Plant at Scott's Mill Plans Announced
The Tennessee Arkansas Mining Company prepares to erect a big washer and phosphate drying plant at Scott's Mill in the sixth district. Machinery for the plant has been ordered and will arrive soon. A spur railroad track has been surveyed and will be erected at an early date.
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Tennessee Arkansas Mining Company
Scott's Mill
False Report Sparks Letter to Editor in Tennessee
The letter from Spring Hill dated June 16 1913 complains to the Columbia Herald editor about a report from Sugar Ridge printed in the issue of June 18. It accuses the publication of a gross insult to the writer’s family and visitor.
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Spring Hill
Tenn
Columbia Herald
Sugar Ridge
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