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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1913

Page

12

Remarkable Jersey Cow Duchess of Fairview Calves Eleven

Maj Akin, a leading Jersey cattle enthusiast, owns Duchess of Fairview also called Sir Raleigh. She calved on September 26, 1902 and dropped her eleventh calf this Tuesday. Her first calf arrived April 24, 1904, the sixth on May day. nine of the eleven calves are females. The cow is praised for exceptional milk and butter quality and abundant yield.

Maj Aln. Akin Tremier Jersey Duchess of Fairview Sir Raleigh

Potato Crops Yield Profit On Groveland Farm

The Den farm near Groveland grew Tenessee Triumph potatoes on two acres in spring and fall crops. Spring yields produced 1200 barrels sold to Vk Bros at 1.75 each totaling 2100, fall 1200 barrels at 1.00 totaling 2280. Spring 1912 yielded 660 barrels at 1.90 totaling 1235, with seed potatoes 127 totaling 1362. Fall run 636 barrels at 2.20 totaling 1400. Two crop total 27762 and overall two-year earnings 7142. weather harmed that year’s yield.

The Herald C. R. den Groveland Vk Bros Clawson Ashwood Tenn Ark Bros Park Bros

Executive Board To Meet Monday At Columbia

The executive board of the Hhenes er Baptist Association will meet in Columbia Monday morning at 11 o'clock to translate important business.

The Hheneser Baptist Association Columbia

Bedford Boy and Lambs

Shelbyville Tennessee March 6 The Sunday press from Columbia says a Maury county citizen owns an ewe bearing five lambs Bedford county counters with Master Parker Gamnill 12 son of W A Gamnill who owns one ewe that has born three lambs each year for five years The ewe is of the Southtown stock and a beautiful specimen.

Shelbyville Tenn Press of Sunday Columbia Maury County Bedford County Parker Gamnill W. A. Gamnill Southtown

Government to push two suffrage bills in parliament

London reports government plans to introduce two bills to curb suffragette activity. One empowers the home secretary to license and hospitalize imprisoned suffragettes during strikes, then recommit them until full terms are served. The second bill aims to recover fines and damages from those convicted of attacks on property and to refine criminal law accordingly.

London

New Railroad in Lawrence Tennessee Progressing Rapidly

Lawrenceburg Tenn March 6 Work on the new Iron City to McGlamories Stand railroad is advancing rapidly. The line will be nineteen miles long with about 25 percent of grading finished and slated for completion by July 1. Ties and rails will follow and operation is expected. The route may extend to Tennessee river and Corinth Mississippi, but only the nineteen miles graded so far have been surveyed. The pad will access rich timber and mineral districts, linking Pinkney mines and thousands of acres of timber lands to a shipping point. It will pass through farming districts including Indian Creek, noted as one of the state’s best farming areas.

Lawrenceburg Tenn Iron City McGlamories Wayne County Tennessee River Corinth Miss Pinkney Indian Creek

Maury Docket Next Monday In Supreme Court

Maury county docket will be called in the supreme court next Monday in two sections. Law cases include Nashville, Chattanooga and St Louis Railway versus W T Davis and Louisville and Nashville Railroad Co versus H M Coffey and another against Ben Ly Houldin. Equity suits feature International Phosphate Co versus Federal Chemical Co and others.

Maury County Supreme Court Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway W. T. Davis Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co H. M. Coffey Ben Ly Houldin International Phosphate Co Federal Chemical Co T. M. Jones Wolf Bros. Shoe Co Tinsley & Hull Tennessee Fertilizer Co J. W

Recital at McDowell School Friday at 1 30 PM

Music and expression pupils of McDowell school hold a recital Friday afternoon at 1 30 bringing together friends and the school. After the recital a parents meeting will follow.

McDowell School

First Liquor Seizure Under Webb Triggers Memphis Panic

Memphis reports the first car load of whisky bound for the city seized yesterday near the Tennessee border. Originating in Louisville and destined for a local firm, the act marks the Webb law’s first enforcement test. The seizure stirs panic among Memphis liquor dealers as the anti saloon league readies demonstrations before the March 17 legislature reconvenes.

Memphis Tenn Tennessee Obton County Louisville Union City State Antisaloon League Nashville H. B. Carre State Anti-Saloon League Gov. Hooper Prohibition

More Jacks Sold by A B Harlan

Allen J. Harlan of Oakwood Farm continues to sell his imported jacks. He recently shipped one to Mr Weatherly of Rhinelander Wisconsin for 775 dollars and another to T S McKowan of Slaughter Louisiana for 650. Harland has shipped jacks from the lakes to the gulf and to nearly every southern state.

Allen J. Harlan Oakwood ‘Farm Mr. Weatherly Rhinelander Wis T. 8. McKowan Slaughter Mr. Harlan Lakes Gulf South

Giles County Fair to Be Held in Giles County

Giles county plans its annual fair with preparations underway. A meeting on March 14 will elect officers and reorganize the fair. Stockholders anticipate better results this year and have decided to hold a stock sale.

Pulaski Teno Mar Giles County Mect

Dixie Minstrels to Appear at New Grand Friday Night

The Dixie Minstrels, featuring Maury county singers and Frank Brownstein of Nashville, come to the New Grand for a benefit show for the Columbia Cornet Band under the direction of Majors. The program boasts top vocal and instrumental music with refined humor and jokes.

Dixie Minstrels Mr. Pleas Maury County Boys Frank Brownstein Nashville Brownstein Columbia Cornet Band Majors

Chicken Liver Weighs Almost Pound in Local Hen

A chicken killed at the residence of Dr. Walter P. Woldridge yielded a liver weighing almost fourteen ounces, the largest seen in the area. The organ was about half the hen’s size and nearly a quarter of its dressed weight. The hen was buried as a precaution.

Walter P. Woldridge

Charges against Captain James Till over steamboat lights

Paducah, March 6. Charges of running a steamboat without proper lights and leaving an unlicensed man alone in the pilot house, against Capt. Jas. Till of Waterloo Alabama, will be heard Thursday at Paducah. Till commanded the City of Florence which sank after colliding with the Tomahawk at Coffee Landing Tennessee, five lives lost. Inspectors G. M. Green and Joe Bt. John will hear the case.

Paducah Jas. Till Waterloo Ala Till City of Florence Coffee Landing Tenn G. M. Green Joe Bt.John

Bloody clothing found at negro's house in pillow killing case

The clothing of Jack Allen, charged with killing Charlie Pillow at Harlan Mines, was found near his home. Bloodstains and a bloody knife were found with the garments, seen as key evidence. Allen and four others remain jailed awaiting grand jury action.

Jack Allen Charlie Pillow Harlan Mines Goad Allen

Puryear Named Warrant Clerk for State Comptroller

W Harris Puryear deputy in the county trustee’s office for eleven years was appointed warrant clerk in the state comptroller’s Nashville office. The post pays 208 monthly. He succeeds Wiley Embry and will likely start May 1 after completing trustee duties.

W. Harris Puryear Nashville Comptrolelr-elest George F. Woollen Puryear Wiley B. Embry Comptroller's Office James H. Kapnan A. Flem Thomas W. Spence McFall Fifth

Puryear's successor may wait until January

Cope Tries Wo Syence McFall announces there will be no immediate filling of the trustee vacancy. Puryear is due to move to Nashville in about two months, and with the season's rush over, the successor may not be named until January.

Syence McFall Mr. Puryear Nashville

Harlan Sells Fine Horses in Birmingham Sale

Allen B. Harlan conducted another horse sale to Alabama buyers this spring. He moved two fine saddle horses and a driving horse, all shipped to Birmingham for delivery.

Allen B. Harlan Alabama Birmingham

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hamilton B. A. Satterfield & Co Maj. Akin Bedford Boy and Lambs Suffragettes Sallie Dawson Mt. Pleasant Lawrence Maury Docket M'Dowell Webb Orion County State Line Biut AntiBatoon League A. B. Harlan Louisiana Wisconsin James Till Comptroller Hae To Cope Harlan
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