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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1911

Page

6

Tennessee Crops Report With Wheat Yield Eleven Bushels

State Commissioner Capt. T. F. Peck reports June drought harmed several crops yet aided wheat harvesting and corn and cotton cultivation. Cotton conditions improve vs 1910. corn acreage down five percent. overall grain outlook shows wheat at eleven bushels per acre statewide while oats may average seventeen.

T. F. Peck Tennessee

Improvements on Barn Completed by Fox and Derryberry

Fox and Derryberry finished improvements on their barn on North Main Street. The renovated quarters provide more comfortable housing for their stock and enhance utility for the farm operation.

Fox & Derryberry North Main Street

Foley's Kidney Remedy Endorsed for Chronic Kidney Trouble

L McConnell of Elmira New York reports two bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy effectively treated ongoing kidney and bladder issues, praising its reliability and promising continued endorsement. The statement comes from Woldridge Co. based in Elmira.

Foley L. McConnell Catehrna St Elmira N. Y Woldridge CO

Maury County Road Commission to Inspect Public Roads

Maury County road commissioners will inspect the county roads in July with eight districts examined, and two districts in August. The July and August inspections were decided at a Monday session attended by T. H. Taylor H. H. Hill and J. T. Petty. The first two districts will be examined last in August while the other eight districts are slated for July.

Maury County Road Commission T. H. Taylor H. H. Hill J. T. Petty

Cloudburst Causes Major Loss in Maury County

Heavy Sunday rain and a two month drought break flooded streams and damaged crops in Maury County. Wheat and oats were washed away, corn fields gutted, and pastures revived while springs and tanks were replenished. Farmers report extensive farmyard damage and high incidental costs, with some structures lost but overall yield prospects improving.

Maury County Mississippi Carters Creek Rutherford Creek Mick Powithy C. Mallory

Sudden Heavy Rain Causes Local Damage in County

A brief two hour downpour dropped about 2.30 inches, nearly three times the total for May, halting wheat threshing and toppling some corn. Strong winds accompanied the rain, flooding Mill Creek area and prompting evacuations. no fatalities reported, but many sought higher ground.

Solensvillal Kali Mill Creek

Bucklin’s Armen Salve Endorsed by Murillo Carpenter

A local carpenter from Murilla New York praises Bucklin's Armen Salve as a universal healer. He claims it quickly heals cuts wounds burns boils and skin eruptions and never fails. The ad notes the product sells for 26e at Woldridge Co.

Bucklin Lopez Murilla N. Y Woldridge CO

Amendment to Food and Drug Act Bill Introduced

Representative Richardson of Alabama has introduced a bill to amend the Food and Drug Act. The measure requires medical preparations to be clearly labeled as cold or ineffective and to avoid creating a false expectation of cure.

Washington Jine Taft Richardson Alabama

Improvements at Athenaeum School to Finish This Week

The Athenaeum school building improvements will be completed by week’s end under the direction of Chairman Adkisson of the city board of education building committee.

Athenaeum Adkisson City Board of Education

Akin Sentenced for Selling Whisky Without License

Hugh Akin, colored, was sentenced to six months in the workhouse and fined $5 and costs by Judge J.T. McKnight of the county criminal court for selling whisky without license.

Hugh Akin J.T. McKnight County Criminal Court

Services Date Change for Glemtile Meth Odvdt Church

The children's day services were moved from the second Sunday in July to the first Sunday in July. The change affects Glemtile Meth Odvdt Church and its parishioners, with the service now scheduled at a church near the town.

Chihdren Churel Bop Sebomd Sinkiy Toa'chek

Congressman Padgett Visits Coloma for Short Vacation

Hon L. P. Padgett arrives in Coloma for a brief vacation. Lor W Milgett, representative from a thin divider in Congress, is mentioned as coming, with Padgett set to depart soon to resume duties in Washington.

W Milgett Thin Dmvidier Congress Coloma Pudent Wanhingum

Largest premiums ever offered by a Tennessee fair

Maury County Fair directors approve a premium list totaling over 2500 dollars for live stock and farm products. Horses, mules, Jersey cattle, sheep, hogs and grain prizes are boosted, with livestock gains outpacing farm product awards. The Herald notes the exhibit will likely be the county’s greatest ever.

Maury County Tennessee Maury County Fair Association Jersey

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