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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1912

Page

2

Farm Lands for Sale in Williamson and Franklin Areas

A.L. BLOGGER & CO. offers farm lands and city property for sale in Williamson County and Franklin Tennessee. Properties include a 225 acre farm on Middle Tennessee Road at $40 per acre, a 300 acre farm on the same road, a 40 acre Lewisburg area farm, and several residences on main streets priced from $2,000 to $4,000. Also commercial property on the square and lots, with several farms near the new L and N railroad priced $60 to $70 per acre.

A. Nave Williamson County Lewisburg Ike Franklin A.l.blogker & CO Franklin, Tenn

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Certificate Ad

A card proclaims Foley's Honey and Tar Compound free of opiates and habit forming drugs. It touts healing qualities for coughs and throat irritations with a testimonial from H L Blomquist of Badaile Wisconsin and urges asking for Foley's Rosey and Tar Compound from Woldridge Co.

Foley H. L. Blomquist Badaile Wis Woldridge Co

Boy Scouts Here in the Future Organizing Plan

The text describes a future permanent Boy Scout organization directed by Dr. Wot Haggard and Jesse Ington with a meeting planned soon. After a Chautauqua, six chosen youths passed an examination and one was elected chairman, with another appointed secretly. Further admissions await meeting and compliance with requirements.

Boy Scouts Wwot Haggard Jesse Ington Chautauqua Freen Lae Jesee Kuington

Reaping Benefit From the Experience of Columbia

Mrs. M. A. Ware of Columbia Tennessee shares a testimonial about Deans Kidney Pills. She describes kidney and nerve problems, back pain, and hip pains before using the product at Adams and Martin's Drug Store. She reports quick relief and a permanent cure, praising the medicine's claimed effectiveness.

Columbia M. A. Ware W. 10Th Street Columbia, Tenn Dean Adame & Martin Sandime

Reverend J J Stowe to Lecture at Godwin Chapel

The Rev J J Stowe presiding elder of York will give an illustrated lecture at Godwin Chapel Sunday night. Remember the name Dean's for dealers Sell by all dealers and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo will deliver lecture with no admission fee noted.

Dealera Price Se

Columbia Overjoyed By Chautauqua Program Features

Judge Kavanaugh and Reno entertain Columbians with a Joy Night program featuring the Anita Ladies Orchestra and local stunts. Dr Willian A Colledge praised for Burns and Scottish lectures. Mendelssohn Quartet openers. Reno the magician captivates youth with tricks. a plug for Dr Thomas ECLECTRIC OIL concludes the piece.

Anita Ladies Orchestra Willian A. Colledge Robert Burns Ian McLaren Fidales Maury County

Santa Fe Boy Wins Medals in University Contest

Clifton Ragsdale of Santa Fe, a freshman, won the entrance prize at Vanderbilt last fall and earned the medal for mathematics at the university, highlighting his strong early work.

Santa FE Venderbilt Clifton Ragsdale Evan- Nova de Hughes Fai

Wheat crop leads county harvest at Wright farm near Ridley

Wright’s specially fertilized field produced the county’s earliest and best wheat of the season. The lot, threshed on Monday on Mr Wright’s farm, was bought by City Mill and Grain Co. in Columbia, price not disclosed. Yield averaged about thirty bushels per acre with superior quality, signaling optimism for early market entrants.

HR. H Wright Ridley Place Columbia City Mill & Grain Co

Racket for Floor Covering and Home Goods Sale News

Advertises Jap woven straw rugs various sizes and prices, Crex rugs, linens, pillow cases, towels, laces, embroidery, silk hose, men’s hose, wall paper, window shades, brass and oak rods, fishing tackle, and men’s sample hats with sale prices and selections described in period catalog style.

Reorganization Plan Afoot for Independent Party

Special to The Herald Nashville June 21 Independent Democratic Party to be reorganized with aim to control the legislature. Movement uses rural small plantations and state executive committee to launch a statewide campaign. Headquarters to open in Nashville with red net campaign. fight to be run independently of primaries and not linked to governor race.

Herald Nashville Tenn Independent Democratic Party Patterson Sommitine Lanchad

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promise for Deafness Cure

An advertisement alleges deafness stems from inflamed mucous membranes of the Eustachian tube and claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure nine of ten cases caused by catarrh. It offers one hundred dollars for any deafness not cured by the remedy and directs readers to send for a circular.

Hall FJ Cheney, & CO Toledo Ohio

First Home Grown Tomato Shown By Dr. Haggard

The Herald was presented with the first home grown ripe tomato Monday morning by Dr. W. T. Haggard. He stated it was of the well known and highly prized red variety that has always been popular.

The Herald Monday Morning W. T. Haggard

Sunday Marriage by Esquire Guest Dead in Buggy Crash

In Harpshire residents Miss Acuie Brooks and W. D. Pogue were killed near Garden Street in front of the Maury Motor when their buggy was struck by a vehicle at nightfall. The accident occurred Sunday, leaving the community stunned by the loss of two young residents.

Garden Street Maury Motor Fe Acuie Brooks W. D. Pogue Harpsuire Camage Role Ortunet

Non-Resident Notice in Maury County Probate

The Maury County Court issues a non-resident notice in the probate of A W Southworth deceased. James R Southworth resides in Arkansas and William J D Southworth is of unknown residence. appearance required first Monday in July 1912. notice published in The Columbia Herald for four weeks. H W Thomas Clerk.

County Cort Maury County Tenn W. Southworth Kate Southworth James R. Southworth Tennessee Arkansas William JD. Southworth County Court Maury Courty Columbia Herald H. W. Thomas Hughes & Hughes

Burdock Blood Bitters touted for cleansed blood supply

Advertisement claims skin eruptions pimples and rashes stem from impure blood. Burdock Blood Bitters presented as a cleansing stone and remedy. Priced at one dollar, available at all stores.

Non-Resident Notice in Columbia Chancery Court

In Columbia Tennessee 1912 a non resident defendants Roy Sowell and Ed Sowell are ordered to appear within three days of the next term. The notice, dated May 31, 1912, requires pleadings or demurrer to the complainant’s bill with four weeks publication in The Columbia Weekly Herald. Akin is the clerk and master, with representation by Hatcher and Silat Sol’r for the complainant.

W Crawford Admr Roy Sowell Ed Sowell Tennessee Chancery Court Columbia Columbia Weekly Herald A. N. Akin Wd. E. H C. P. Hatcher

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