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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1913

Page

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Maury County Figures Prominent at State Teachers Meet

Preparations for the Middle Tennessee teachers convention in Nashville next Thursday through Saturday highlight Maury county involvement. Gov. Ben W. Hooper will give the Welcome, with Prof. S. B. Stephens of Mt Pleasant to respond. Maury participants include L. S. Duke Carrie Smith H G Weber W P Morton Louise Foster J M Pitegerald and A Allen from Carters Creek, among others.

Middle Tennessee Nashville Maury County Maury Ben W. Hooper B. Stephens Mt. Pleasant City and High School Stephens Carrie Smith H. GC. Weber Columbia Military Academy W. P. Morton Central High School Louise Foster Columbia J. M. Pitegerald Santa Fe A. ©. Allen Carters Creek

Balkan War Shapes Spring Fashion Says Madam Custer

Madam Custer returned from the Dress Makers of America convention in Chicago and declares the Balkan war will set milady’s spring styles. She notes bold colors red, old rose, burnt orange, purple and lava with gold and silver trims appearing in department stores and Bulgarian inspired sashes and embroidery dominating gowns.

Milady Madam Custer Chicago The Dress Makers of America Ivon

Jeffersonians Welcome Visitor From Nashville Club

The Jeffersonian De ing Club hosted members from the Nashville club after their day in town. In the forenoon a Sunday school class entertained them and an informal session followed with all members participating. Nashville visitors included S. B. Swag, Foley Howard, Alvin Bartlett, Laster Lee, Rocker Hallowell, Charley Allison, W. F. Brooks, and Erocs Mettog.

Jeffersonian de ‘Ing Club Don Morton Heille He Nashville Clu Membes Nashville S. B. Swag 0Ley Howard Alvin Bartlet Laster Lee Rocker Hallowell

Baseball league president calls meeting for season setup

President Dedman of the city baseball league has scheduled a board meeting for Tuesday March 18 to finalize rules and regulations and appoint a schedule committee. He expects at least three of last year’s teams to return and notes Odd Fellows may join or be replaced by a strong school boys team if unable to participate.

Dedman City Baseball Toague Elks Court House Odd Fellows

New Names on Pension Rolls Affected Widows in Maury County

At the state pension board meeting the following Maury county widows were added to the pension rolls from March 1. Sarah Alderson Santa Fe Etta Alderson Columbia Missouri Be Caskey Columbia Mattie Childrey Columbia Jose phine Harlan Columbia Elizabeth Latta Columbia Virginia Richardson Culleoka Sarah Mullins Santa Fe Martha E Lee Culleoka H C Gracey Williamsport Lucertia Page Glendale Mattie P Howard Columbia Martha Huffman Carters Creek J Cooper Mt. Pleasant was also added to the rolls.

State Pension Board Maury County Sarah Alderson Santa Fe Etta Alderson Columbia Missouri BE Caskey Mattie Childrey Josephine Harlan Elizabeth Latta Virginia Richardson Culleoka Sarah E. Mullins Martha E. Lee H.C. Gracey

Vaccine test for tuberculosis conducted in New York

In a thirty minute clinic in New York on March 11 Dr Frederick Friedman administered his claimed tuberculosis cure vaccine in the presence of federal officials. Seven cases were treated and will remain under government inspection as officials monitor development and await the official report. Specimens of the bacilli culture were provided and clinical observations will continue.

New York Frederick F. Friedman United States Priedman Tham

Exhibition Reveals Key Testimony in McDonald Murder Case

Principal witnesses Will and Ben Davis testified on the October 15 assault that killed Tom McDonald. Ben Davis described the early evening dispute and the blow from a billiard cue delivered by Lon Staggs, while Will Davis testified he warned the defendant after McDonald nap ping. The jury saw the bloody shirt and the cue as exhibits as the state rested and the defense began his testimony.

Tom McDonald Batts Will Davis Ben Davis Davis McDonald Claude Craig Lon Staggs Craig Wivis Staggs Fred Hood McDonald's South Main Street Davin Nashville

Man Pleads Guilty in West End Store Burglary Case

Will Liggett, charged with entering W. R. Houser’s store in West End on Sunday afternoon March 2, has pleaded guilty through his attorney and will accept a workhouse sentence.

Will Liggett W. R. Houser West End

Board of Trade session outlines park sites and hospital help

The Tuesday court meeting outlined three proposed park sites with a committee to estimate costs and raise funds. The King's Daughters hospital effort received endorsement. A stock day plan and water plant steps were approved with committees named to push these moves.

King's Daughters Board For Trade Rouse Board of Directors O. Thomas T. N. Figuers L. Breaux Lews Loeb John W. Jackson Parker Walter P. Woldridge W. C. Cherry W. D. Hasings John W. Shelton A. Plem Thomas Woldridge T. N. Piquersa, Jr C. D. Adkisson Wm. Barker

Evening School Established By The Commercial Shorthand Inst

The Commercial Shorthand Institutes will open as an evening business school under Martin Hemmy. His shorthand method is praised for brevity legibility and rapid learning. Courses include bookkeeping and other business subjects with low costs and evening sessions intended for young men and women employed daytime seeking local business opportunities.

Martin Hemmy Hemmy

Injured Mt Pleasant Boy Improves After Accident

seventeen year old Carter Lovett was hurt when caught between a moving car and a lever form at Ruhm Phosphate Co Mt Pleasant last week. He was thought seriously injured but is now improving.

Carter Lovett Lev Ruhm Phsphate Co Mt. Pleasant Ruhm Phosphate CO

Exposition of Spring Styles at Anderson Brow. Foster

Ladies of Columbia and Maury County will see a spring millinery exposition next week with the formal spring opening of Anderson Brow. Foster. The event, eagerly anticipated by fashion devotees, will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday, March 18 and 19, with preparations to suit all tastes and means.

Columbia Maury County Anderson Brow. & Foster

Elks Elect Officers for Incoming Term

The Royal Order of Elks for the ensuing term names officers including W. P. Boyd as exalted ruler and W. P. Morgan Jr as secretary with others filling roles such as reading knight treasurer and tyler for three years. An Elk sermon is planned at St. Peter's Episcopal Church Sunday evening with members attending from the club room. Rev BE H Andrews will conduct the service.

Royal Order of Ks W. P. Boyd W. P. Morgan, Jr L. 8 Duke EH. Dt. West B.A. Shelton E. H. Alford W. L. Cher Jar Tyler Swansburg St. Peter's Episcopal Church Be.h. Andrews

Garber Millinery Opens Spring Hat Sale This Weekend

Garber’s millinery emporium announces the opening of its spring hats and wearing apparel sale across Friday and Saturday. The shop promises a popular, fading hat line with low prices to attract customers while maintaining a steady recovery mood after a recent incident.

Garber Garters

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