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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1916

Page

2

Maury County Shorthorn Sale Highlights Big Prices

A county sale produced the top price cow at 375 dollars and the top bull at 310 dollars. Frank Wheeler bought the highest priced cow, Ross Lassard, and Arthur Murphy and associates purchased the top bull, No. 14 Minerva's Pride, with remaining sales mainly housed in Maury County. Listings show bids across many bulls and cows with buyers from Maury and nearby towns. Twenty-three of the forty head sold stayed in Maury County.

Maury Countlans Ross Lassard Frank 8. Wheeler Arthur B. Murphy Maury County

Columbia Firms Promise To Keep Positions For Soldier Employees

Merchants and firms in Columbia pledge to hold open all current jobs for employees who enlist in the war with Mexico. The signed notice from leading local businesses states that any man in their employ may depart to join the American army and return to his post when the war ends. Signed by Anderson Bros. & Foster, W. W. Evans & Co, Maury Dry Goods Co, Phoenix National Bank, Maury National Bank, Columbia Bank & Trust Co, The J. Rosenthal Co, Swansburg Harlan Porter & Walker, J. M. Dedman, Columbia Herald, Smiser Drug Co, Cook Outfitting Co, Ritter's Grocery, Robinson & Pigg Furniture Co, Stephenson Bros.

Columbia Mexico United States Anderson Bros. & Foster W. W. Evans & Co Maury Dry Goods Co Phoenix National Bank Maury National Bank Columbia Bank & Trust 1 Co the J. Rosenthal Co Swansburg, Harlan, Porter & Walker J. M. Dedman Columbia Herald Smiser Drug Co Cook Outfitting Co Ritter’s Grocery Robinson & Pigg Furniture Co Stephenson Bros

Auction Sale of Aberdeen Angus Friday July 7

The Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis railroad announces an auction here on Friday July 7 at 1 o'clock featuring registered Aberdeen Angu s cattle. The Aberdeen Angus breed is praised by L P Bellah as popular with progressive Maury County farmers and expected to draw strong bids.

Aberdeen-Angus L. P. Bellah Nashville, Chattanooga ST. Louis Maury County Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railroad Paby Best Masry County

Angus Breeders Rally Amid County Pure Bred Herds

In the county several herds of pure bred Angus exist with producers like James T. Kinnard J Bell Farmer William P. Ridley and Keen & Sons owning Daddies stock. A cattle sale discussed may occur at the fair grounds or uptown and organizers aim to avoid heat but daylight will extend work time. A lighter note sees a playful raffle line about kisses and germs.

James T. Kinnard Kinnardhurst J. Bell Wilkes Pisce William P. Ridley Clifton Place Keen & Sons Highland Farm Fair Grounds

Maury County cattle listing includes multiple cows and prices

A long list of cattle entries from Maury County and surrounding areas shows numerous cows named Rose Snowbird Lady Laura Walnut Beas Addie White Elizabeth Red Wing Umatella May 2nd Lady Rosemary Marie Margery Margery ard Susan Lela Girl Roan Lassie Roan Lass 3rd Winnipeg 3rd Rosebud Young Jessie 4th Lady Rosemary 4th plus an Angus bull. Prices range from 150 to 395 dollars with various owners in Campbellsville South Union Franklin Bell Buckle and Maury County listings.

Cow Lady Rose J. H. Coop Bell Buckle cow—Snowbird G. W. Pottinger South Union Lady Laura A. J. Fly Maury County cow—Walnut Beas Campbellsville H. Association Addie White W. T. Bates cow—Elizabeth King cow—Red Wing cow—Umatella Frank Wheeler Lady Rosemary C.K. McLemore Franklin cow—Marie Margery Eugene Thomas Margery Ard C. K. McLemore Susan cow—Roan Lass cow—Winnepeg Campbellaville 8. H. Association Rosebud Carl Gillbreath Young Jessie W. H. Ostes Red Cow Campbelle S. H. Association Angus Bull J. W. Thompson

First Wheat of New Crop Bought in Maury County

John B. Ashton, a veteran miller marking fifty years in milling, purchased 600 bushels of No 2 Maury County wheat from Henry Hanson this afternoon. The price is $1.00 a bushel with a premium of 8 cents per bushel. The crop is in early market, and threshers across the county expect a large influx of grain amid hot, dry weather.

Probaly Maury County John B. Ashton Henry Hanson Ashton Mr. Hanson

Literary Contribution from the Plunkyills Palla dium

A fragmentary extract notes an eclipse of fine pork from Farmer Whiffletres's life pen. The odd phrasing suggests a playful or satirical item in the periodical, highlighting agricultural imagery and character names.

Whiffletres

Forty Shorthorns Sale Sets Strong Columbia Benchmark

Farmers of Maury Giles Williamson counties reported a solid first registered beef cattle sale in Columbia. Fifteen bulls and twenty five cows averaged $213.80, with several lots around $300 and a top buyer paying $310 for a premier bull. The sale drew a large crowd despite heat and crowds, and organizers plan to move next sale to the east side of the Court House for convenience.

Columbia Indiana Illiois Missouri Iowa Maury Giles Williamson Derby Mr. Derby American Arthur B. Murphy Maury County Court House Campbelly Campbellsville Giles County Bellah Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railroad

One of Maury Countyライブ Stock sale praised

President Allan B. Harlan of the Maury County Live Stock Association called Wednesday’s Shorthorn cattle sale one of the cleanest he had attended. Secretary Virgil A. McClanahan agreed it would greatly benefit Maury County livestock interests and purebred cattle future.

Allan B. Harlan Maury County

Think It Over Flubdub Candidate Remarks Exchange

A dated dialogue notes criticism of Flubdub: he has made no enemies, a weak platform for a lifetime. A speaker questions a woman’s harsh tone about a baby and comments on her appearance. The exchange hints at social judgment and character impressions in a clipped, period voice.

Better Baby Show Feature at Coming Meeting

A Nashville specialist will grade babies invited from Maury county for a Saturday Better Baby show at the Southern Sociological Congress in Columbia. Col. John W. Fry promotes the exhibit with secretary Dr. McCullough giving tentative approval. Age limit one to six years. aim for about one hundred participants.

Southern Sociological Congress Cbavene Columbia John W. Fry Congress McCullough Maury County Nashville Washington Fry McCulfough Tenn Tena Col. Fry Children’s Bureau Tame Jackson J. B. McCullough

Dodson's Liver Tone Ad Claims Safe Calomel Substitute

An old ad promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a vegetable substitute for calomel that supposedly starts the liver without causing sickness or salivation. The copy warns of calomel’s dangers and urges readers to use the product for digestive issues, promising quick relief andENERGY.

Dodson

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Waldridge’s Drug Store Frank & Wheeler A. & Murphy bull-Stanley Henry H. Hill bull—Golden Knight W. H Flls bull—Victor Allen B. Harlan bull—Calculator M. H. King King Bani J. A. Dixon bull—King Edgewood bull—Claras Lad Justin B. Leonard Cornersville Prairie Sutton J. A Gilbreath Bull R. J. Craig Bell. Buckle Minerva Minerva’s Pride, Murphy, Hilcott & Jennette Oakwood King W. A. Curtiss A. Curtiss Miss Mabel Maray County Intrepid John Herbert Cook Oue River Bridge Duck River Oakes & Nichols Young Cook Sam ©. Cook Pleasant King’s, Daughters’ Hospital South Main Street Miles Fred Cook Mr. Cook Mt. Pleasant Cook Alderman Cherry Mr. Cherry Fred Frank G David Buford Cook Ire Simpkins Gallatin Mise Bertha Cook Masonic Lodge Christian Church Knebel Jewelry Co Calomel
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