Choice Vegetables Demand High Prices For Better Yields
Irregular spelling and garbled text describe fertilizer use to raise vegetables. The fragment implies higher prices tied to improved yields, but lacks clear entities, dates, or numeric data.
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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1901
Page
3
Irregular spelling and garbled text describe fertilizer use to raise vegetables. The fragment implies higher prices tied to improved yields, but lacks clear entities, dates, or numeric data.
Special to the Herald reports Mt Pleasant residents traveling to Nashville for visits and illness updates. Mentions J R Hollingsworth, Mildred Hidersen, and others. Rev Cleveland announces a June children’s service to foster foreign missions. includes a promotional excerpt for Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery linking stomach care to overall health.
J M Bradley of Wilhotte Marshall county stood before US Commissioner A Q Nicholson and was bound over to the Federal Court on selling whiskey without a license. Deputy Daggan wired a warrant. Bradley surrendered in Columbia after traveling from Shelbyville. He remained jailed in default of bond.
County Court met in adjourned session to implement a new road law and elect one road commissioner per district. A bridge over Little Bigby creek near Matthews' ford was requested and funded. four new bridges at Dock River in Leftwich were authorized for bidding. Obsolete notices and a bold medical ad for Electric Bitters conclude the meeting items.
Maury County Teachers Association held a Saturday meeting at Hay Long College Mt Pleasant with Miss Charlotte Henderson. Highlights included music by Prof Flick and the school orchestra and a talk on The Professional Teacher by Mr D. Tl. Dinning. A sumptuous luncheon followed prepared by Hay Long's young ladies. T. F. Anthony ex postmaster of Promise City comments on Mystic Cure for Rheumatism noting one bottle plus two doses did him more good than prior medicines sold by A. B. Raing, Druggist Columbia Octloam.
List of letters remaining in office for the week ending May 7 101 includes Allen MP Harrison W J Bell Clifford Johnson Mrs H Brett Allen Park JL Brooks GH Morgan Miss M Duon Porter Roberson George Holland Mattie Shields M Talley Mrs. Callers are asked to say advertised when inquiring and letters are due one cent.
In a lively display titled When you are On Parade the Oxford March is played as a showcase of ladies footwear. The ad highlights Oxfords and Strap Sandals in many styles from low to high heels, with prices from 1 to 3.50, inviting shoppers to view the new line from T. N. FIGUERS.
Mayor and Aldermen discussed the new depot proposal at length with railroad attorney G T Hughes noting doubts in the prior plan. O P Rutledge presented a city fire alarm system costing about 400. Adjournment set for Monday night May 14. A notice unrelated blurb on Backlen's Arnica Salve appears in ad text.
John Reams Lovell weds Miss Aynthia Hubbell. Bell weds Miss Mary L. Dempsey. W H Morgan weds Miss Cora Milam. Ed Overcast weds Miss Della Lorena Craven. Jim Daughtry weds Miss Mandy Meadows.
The Tet we Legislatire reports temperance success as over thirty towns including Lebanon Peters burg Spring City Gates Halls Martin Galloway Lexington Milan Troy Bolivar Dresden Grand Junction Dover Whiteville London Homerville LaGrange Rockwood Gadsden Midale Kingston Lawrenceburg Waverly Victoria Newbern Ripley surrender charters and reincorporate under a general statute to aid the Four Mile Law. The Peeler Bill defeat is blamed on money and the next two years hinge on unity among temperance supporters.
A frightened account describes a sudden pneumonia scare for a woman in March. After Dr Kings New Discovery was given in three small doses she slept easily and fully recovered, with the medicine advertised as guaranteed to cure throat chest and lung diseases. Free bottles offered at Waldridge's drug store.
To the County Court of Maury county is NeRRER: Since the last session the Allwise Father removed from our midst our and brother Magis strate W F Lucker who died in Columbia on the 6th day of May 1901. Resolved that in the death of Reg Tucker this court has lost a faithful conscientious member. Resolved that we bow in submission to the Great Ruler. Resolved that Maury County sustains an irreparable loss. Resolved that this court extend to the bereaved family sincere sympathy and that copies of these resolutions be furnished the family with the court seal and spread upon the records.
In Swevrlind Alabama a 16 year old girl named Mary Boggus died after contracting hydrophobia from a dog bite. She was attacked by a dog ten days earlier while in her yard and showed hydrophobia symptoms after admission to a local physician. The patient endured severe suffering, required restraints to prevent further injury, and died two days after the symptoms became evident.
Two week old child, son of Mr and Mrs Josh Lawson of Kettle Mills, died Saturday from smallpox and was buried Sunday. Three additional cases reported among white residents in the Kethty Lane neighborhood.
Meannis Tenn May 2 The Tennessee River is No Man's Land says Hon John McCall attorney for Earl P Montague convicted in Federal Court Jackson Tenn of robbing the United States mail The dispute questions federal authority over river waters and may spur Congress to extend U S jurisdiction along the river Also notes spelling guidance from the Boston Journal and urges adherence to convictions.
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