Election bill passes House with bare majority
In Nashville on March 21 the election bill cleared the House by a bare majority of 47 to 0. Representative Neely of Shelby County was carried in on a stretcher to vote. The Senate received petitions to pass law enforcement bills and acted to interfere with prohibition laws. The Williams committee report was received and filed. The Senate unanimously passed the bill establishing a state health department and also the vital statistics measure.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
House
Neely
Shelby County
Senate
Williams
State Department of Health
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed For Back and Kidney Ailments
Kidney symptoms such as backache irregular urine and dizziness are urged to seek treatment with Doan's Kidney Pills. The ad touts 50 years of effectiveness, endorsers from Columbus and Colatobia, and mentions Adama Drug Store and Foster Milburn Co as distributors. It claims the product is widely available and cautions against other remedies.
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Bright
Dean
Doan
Columbis
Mra
W. G Douglas
Colatobia
Tenn
Adama & Martin's
H. B. Adame Drug Store
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Storm Rips Middle Tennessee as Maury County Suffered Major Damage
Reports from Nashville to Lewisburg and Murfreesboro detail widespread destruction across Maury County and surrounding areas. Homes barns unroofed fences toppled water and telephone lines down. casualties reported but unconfirmed with multiple towns hit hard.
Electric Bitters Promised To Cure Rheumatism
Claiming stomach liver and kidney woes trigger rheumatism the ad urges relief by Electric Bitters. It cites Charles P. Allen of Sylvania Georgia who recovered after four bottles and promotes the remedy as prompt relief priced 60c and 1.00, with local recommendation.
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Charles P. Allen
Sylvania
Woldridge CO
Judge Bateman Dies After Five Week Illness in Tennessee
Nashville dispatch reports Judge Thomas P. Bateman age 84 died Sunday at Eve's infirmary after a five week illness. He presided over Savannah circuit court sixteen years and served in Mexican and Civil wars. A Nashville resident in later life he leaves no wife and one only surviving relative, niece and nephew Pooley Bateman. Ad insert follows.
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Nashville
Tenn
Thomas P. Bateman
Savannah
Eve's Infirmary
Bateman
Tennessee
Barrannah
Hhis
Pooley Bateman
Eighteenth Avenue
Pearl Street
Judge Bateman
Non-Resident Notices Issued by Columbia Chancery Court
Multiple non resident defendants in Columbia Tennessee face orders to appear or plead in Chancery Court as of 1913. Notices detail deadlines, rule days, and mandatory publication in The Columbia Herald and The Columbia Weekly Herald.
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George Douglas
John Douglas
Willoughby Douglas
Tennessee
Chancery Court
Columbia
Columbia Herald
A.N. Akin
Greenlaw & Whitthorne
Solic'r
W. R. Shelton
Margaret C. Shelton
A. N. Akin
Holding & Garner
Sedbery
Fendant
Sedberry
State of Tennessee
Columbia Weekly Aid
Clerk & Mast
J. H. Dinning
Complaiy
Minnie Hendley
the Hendley
State of
Chancery
Coli Weekly Herald
Akin
Clerk
Nuvi Jn
Voorhies
Talat
Dinning Sells Handsome Home in Mayes Place
John H. Dinning sold his residence in Mayes Place to Miss Charlotte Henderson for 7100 dollars. He had previously bought two Main street lots and a Cemetery avenue lot for 8100 dollars. The Mayes Place home is described as one of the city’s best in a desirable section.
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Callooka
Cullooka
Sivepy Hollow
Drank Bryant
M. B. Smiser
Glendale
Bear Creek
John Ceci
Cross Bridges
William P. Ridley
Santa Fe Pike
Russell Estes
Hiram L. Hendley
John H. Dinning
Charlotte Henderson
Mayes Place
Mr. Dinning
Miss Henderson
Main Street
Cemetery Avenue
Dinning
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Cures Skin Ailments
A Gladwin Michigan man reports twelve years of skin trouble and $400 in doctors' bills ended by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The ad touts fast, permanent relief for burns bruises and skin diseases and sells the product for 25 cents recommended by ILDRIDGE CO.
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Bucklen
John Deye
Gladwin,Mich
Ildridge CO
G H Fitzgerald Dies At Home In Knob Creek
Green H Fitzgerald a prominent Knob Creek resident died Saturday at his home. Funeral services were held at his residence and the family grave was interred. He leaves four sons one daughter and the wife of Dr Haywood. He was a Baptist church member and highly esteemed locally.
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Green H. Fitzgerald
Knob Creek
Temaine
Fitzgerald
Haywood
Baptist Church
Pulaski Tracks Wind Damage After Severe Storm
In Pulaski the wind damaged buildings and fencing, unroofed many homes, barns and fences blown down, with widespread destruction. No injuries reported yet from that section.
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Pulaski
Train of Marble Ships Nineteen Cars to New York
A solid trainload of marble, nineteen cars, was shipped from Knoxville to New York for a new building project. The shipment is part of forty carloads planned for the project financed by J. P. Morgan & Co. and other backers. The value of today’s shipment was about 9,000 dollars. Bacon, 11 Bath St, Maine, also notes a health ad for Foley Kidney Pills.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Teable
J. P. Morgan & Co
Bacon
Bath St. B'H
Wolnnes Co
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Linimont
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Morris
G. G. Jones
Baldwin
Sydey
Kerli
Bestom
Maas
USA
Bhelby
Williams Committee
Galty
State Department
Middle Tennessee
Marshall County
Murfreesboro
Maury County
Maury and
MAR
SHALL
West Tennessee
J. W. Clayton
Thompson & Co
Presbyterian
Court House
Walla
Paul Jones
Clayton
Centreville
Chapel Hill
Lewisburg
Nell’ McDaniel
Ed Rawls
Gilbert Wallenstein
E. 8. Suthlerland
Wallenstein
The
Murfreesgord
Christiana
Liberty
Milton
Rockvale
Alexandria
DeKalb County
Jackson
Trenton
Christian County
Culledka
Cullecka
Luther Thomas
Col
J. H. Kannon
Central Church
Rhea Place
Cotton Mill Company
Sealey
Everett Brown
Ed Sharp
Ed Carpenter
H. A. Daimwood
Leftwich I Bridge
J. T. [Onenas
Walter Hood
Nashville Pike
Treen
Iron Bridge Pike
SAVAN
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Dr. King
Adyt
Lin
Texas
Florida
George
Louisiana
Mississippi
L. N. Simms
G. E. Herring
Tsburo
E. W. Thomas
Columbia, Tenn
Minnie Rose
Ore Columbia, Tenn
Fei
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Daniel Hendley
G. H. Fitzgerald
Ding
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