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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1912

Page

2

Maury Teachers Institute closes after two weeks of progress

The Maury County Teachers Institute ended Friday following two weeks of sessions. Professors Coffman of Lawrenceburg and Pylant of Franklin assisted, earning praise for their instruction. Attendance remained strong, the weather cooperated, and examinations reflected solid effort and promising certificates. The Elvis Flag Day event at the Athenaeum drew a good crowd, with patriotic songs, a Whitthorne address, and a social at Capt. Richard Smith’s home, featuring ample refreshments and cordial hospitality.

Maury County Th Association Elks Athenaeum Richard Smith W. C. Whitthorne America Richard Capt. Smith Euccers

Street force improves Fifth Street grading and drainage

The street crew, already working on High street between Fifth and Sixth, continues on Fifth Street from High to Garden. An extra grade is being made easier and the street will be graded and drained, improving conditions for residents and business owners in that city section.

High Street Fifth Bixth Fifth Street

Those of Utter Strangers A Columbia Citizen Speaks

A Columbia resident, W H Schuneman, a barber at 9 East Sixth Street, testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved his kidney ailment and praises their effectiveness. The ad claims the pills are sold by all dealers for five cents, with Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo, New York as sole US agents.

Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Dinwiddie Delivers Sermon at Pleasant Mound Church

Dr A G Dinwiddie went to Pleasant Mound church Sunday and delivered an earnest eloquent logical sermon to a large congregation. He is a favorite with locals and his visits are eagerly anticipated.

A. G. Dinwiddie Pleasant Mound Dinwiddie

Electric Bitters praised by Lewisburg user in 19c ad

C B Bauer of Lewisburg West Virginia lauds Electric Bitters for curing a decade long rheumatism and stomach trouble. The testimonial claims the tonic treats dyspepsia indigestion jaundice and kidney poisons causing rheumatism. Bottles sold for 50 cents at Woldridge.

C. B Bauer Lewisburg W. Va Woldridge

Non-Resident Notice in Maury County Probate Case

I County Court Maury Tenn non residents James R Southworth Arkansas unknown William D Southworth absence so appearance required first Monday in July 1912 probate of will. Copy to be published in The Columbia Herald four weeks. H W Thomas Clerk. Hughes & Hughes Attorneys.

Maury County Tenn W. Southworth Kate Southworth James R. Southworth Tennessee Arkansas William D. Southworth Columbia Herald H. W. Thomas Hughes & Hughes

Trouble Ahead for Machine in Senatorial Rage

A local political flare runs through Maury Lewis Perry counties as the regular machine backs Dr. T Bledsoe Brown for state senate while opposing counties demand fair share. Editors pressure Maury to balance honors, citing the salary grab record and past loyalties in the 26th district.

Democratic Maury County T Bledsoe Brown Senate Perry and Lewis Maury Machine Greenlaw Greer Perry Hohenwald Herald Lewis County Merry County Maury Ccounty Maury General Assembly People's Pirates Tom Taylor DeLong Rice

Columbia Chautauqua Opens with Spanish Orchestra

The opening of the Columbia Chautauqua featured the Ladies Spanish Orchestra under Miss Pringle, with baritone Benjamin singing Hear My Cry, O Lord. Judge Blair addressed Adams County, Ohio voters, recounting past disfranchisement and corruption while urging independent citizenship and support for the chautauqua program.

Columbia Land Blair Adams County Ohio United States Abraham Lincoln A. S. Grint Collier Reid Grover Cleveland Manchester Janmt Norrepublican Chicago Audienee Firit Taft

Notice to Roy and Ed Sowell in Tennessee suit

Clerk and Master of Columbia Tennessee orders Roy Sowell and Ed Sowell non residents to enter appearance within three days of the next July 1912 chancery term or risk the bill being confessed and set for hearing. publication to run four consecutive weeks in The Columbia Weekly Herald. A copy Attest Aline Akins Clerk and Master, with Hatcher as solicitor for complainant.

Roy Sowell Ed Sowell Tennessee Chancery Court Columbia Herad A. N. Akin E.arl CP. Hatcher

Elements of Success Highlight Evening Exercises

Dr William A Colledge gave a talk on The Elements of Success at the evening exercises praising his extensive vocabulary and clear thoughts. The music featured by the Ladies Spanish Czeh complemented the event while Colledge would stay for the week with a daily special message. Mrs Lela Love of near Covena Ga endorses Foley Kidney Pills for quick relief of sluggish kidneys.

William A. Colledge Lela Love Wiley Love Covena

Picked team at Petersburg to visit for game

Through C W Rambo arrangements were made this morning for a spiced Columbia ball team to go to Petersburg next week for a game. They will leave at 11 oclock and return on the evening train. The game is set for 1 30 P M. It is likely several players will go, with a block ticket for those wishing to travel, return without an overnight stay.

C. W. Rambo Columbia Petersburg Geme Beng Lkely

Foils A Foul Plot Advertises Dr Kine Pilla

An old advertisement promotes Dr Kine New Life Pills promising to restore health by stimulating the stomach liver and bowels. It sells the remedy for 2½ cents at Wolbridge Co suggesting quick relief and renewed well being.

Kine Woldbridge CO

Cochran Holds Lucky Ticket Draws at Davenport Chautauqua Week

In Davenport on opening day of the First Merchant’s Chautauqua week a lively cash exchange occurred as a crowd gathered for the ticket drawing. Trade prize ticket No. 6910 won the $85 Davenport prize, with Mrs H B Cochran Jr announced as the winner after a large, public drawing on the west side of the square.

Davenport Wisell Mra HB. Cochran, Jr Lesseta Erie H. B. Cochrat H. B. Coc Yrat Jr

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Maury Teachers Institute Coffman Pylant Foley H. J. Blomquist Esdaile Wis Columbia Citi Columbe W. H. Schuneman Columbia, Tenn Dean T. Bledsoe Brown Alma Judge Blair the Ladies Spanish Orchestra J. D. Frierson W. W Crawford Admr Deering Dobbins @ Ewing Lincoln County Cochran Cotham Brow
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