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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1918

Page

3

Lamb Market Expected High Prices Despite Losses in Maury County

Maury County stock buyer M. Allen predicts lamb prices at 17 to 18 cents per pound as supply tightens. He notes superior lamb quality but says dogs have destroyed $15,000 to $20,000 worth of lambs this season, harming farmers. Lambs to move within thirty days, with sixty days of steady demand anticipated nationwide.

Allen Maury County Mr. Allen Kaiser All America

California Syrup of Figs Endorsed for Children

Vintage advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs to treat children’s ailments by cleansing the bowels. It promises quick relief from feverishness, stomach ache, and poor appetite, claiming the product is gentle, effective, and desired by kids, with directions on the bottle.

California

Willis F. Armstrong Safe in France

Col. Ed. P. Armstrong received a cablegram from his son Willis F. Armstrong confirming a safe arrival in France. The message relieved Mr. Armstrong who had been under mental strain since the ship sailed and his son embarked.

Ed. P. Armstrong Willis F. Armstong France Mr. Armstrong

Grahams School Closing Exercises May 24

Splendid program by the pupils of Miss Olive Askins will be rendered at Grahams School closing exercises on May 24.

Grahams School Olive Askins

Woman's Committee Sells $123,450 in Bonds in Maury County

Maury County Woman's Liberty Loan committee reports sales totaling 123,150 to 284 subscribers. District totals include Mt Pleasant 13,100 Rockdale 51,350 Culleoka 1,000 Godwin 2,750 Dark's Mill 500 Hampshire Pike 600 Water Valley 1,150 Bryant's Station 200 Mt Pleasant Pike 14,600 Columbia District 1 4,300 District 2 3,750 District 3 15,850 Liberty Loan Day totals 14,000 8.5 Fleming 2,000 Spring Hill 1,000. Bonds ranged 36 1 1 1,000 bonds 50,000 bond 14,600 bonds 128 100 bonds 134 60 bonds. Sales to 284 persons not including some 2,460 bonds sold to men’s committee.

Mt. Pleasant Frank Wheeler Rockdale John Walton Culleoka Godwin Amey Timmons Dark's Mill J. J. Harris Hampshire Pike O. L. Dortch Water Valley W. J. Lamb Bryant’s Penina Orr Pleasant Pike Mary Ridey Columbia District 1 W. L. McAdams Columbia District Fleming Mahon Spring Hill Jmen's Bonda

Liberty Loan Subscriptions Expanded by Negro Club

The Third Liberty Loan drive reports additional subscriptions from the Negro Club, expanding community participation in the war effort. This update confirms renewed commitment and increased contributions from the club members amid ongoing fundraising.

Negro Club

Lemon Juice Lotion Promises White Skin

A vintage advertisement advises mixing lemon juice with orchard white to create a skin lotion. It claims daily application to the face neck arms and hands will bleach clear and smooth the skin. It notes strain pulp and store for months and mentions cost and availability.

Norton Nichols Sails for France in World War I service

Lieutenant Norton Nichols of East Orange New Jersey sails for France with U S troops aboard a transport. He is assigned to surgical work in the Navy and will move between the front and recovery transports, as his mother and aunt report his progress and rising reputation.

Norton Nichols France H. Foster A. J Nichols Nichols East Orange New Jersey U. S Nichols Haa

Lieut William Oakes Arrives Safely Overseas

Lieut William J Oakes of Columbia has arrived safely in France according to a telegram and postcard to his mother Mrs John A Oakes. He recently returned to Columbia after being recommended for a commission at Camp Gordon and then departed for France. He went to war service last September with the fire increment and was promoted from sergeant to officer after training.

William J. Oakes Officers’ Training School

Capt VanStone Wounded in England

Mrs. C. G. VanStone of Toronto, visiting her sister in Canada, reports a war department cable stating Captain C. G. VanStone has been wounded in England. A later cable says the wound is slight. He serves with the 47th Canadian battalion and participated in Vimy Ridge.

C. G. VanStone Toronto Canada Roy Forster West Sixth Street War Department of Great Britain

Tennessee counties oversubscribe Third Liberty loan quota

In the Sixth Federal Reserve district Tennessee counties exceed the Third Liberty loan quota with total subscriptions at 21.125 million dollars. Nashville zone counties oversubscribed or doubled quotas. Nationwide reports show high per capita participation and increased funds over prior issues.

Tennessee Federal Reserve Nashville

Non-Resident Notice in Maury County Circuit Court

The circuit court warns Wade Anderson, a non-resident, to appear at the next term in Columbia on the fourth Monday in May to plead or demur. If he fails, the bill may be confessed and heard ex parte. The order is published in the Columbian Herald for four weeks.

Wade Anderson Tennessee Columbian Columbian Herald Columbia

Maury County Sheep Plan for Strong Wool Prices This Year

Maury County farmers expect wool prices around 60 to 70 cents per pound with clipping starting mid month. Forecasts show about 100000 pounds of wool and over 150000 dollars from lambs, aided by government price setting and favorable natural conditions.

Uncle Sam Maury County

Lieutenant Eugene Voss Arrives Safely in France

News from Columbia reports Lieutenant Eugene Voss has arrived safely overseas and is now somewhere in France. He entered officers training and received his commission with the 1st after World War I began, having been educated at the Columbia Military Academy where he served as an officer in his company.

Columbia W. E. Vous Auggie Vous France Voss Uda Columbia Military Acaedemy

Court Calendar Confusion Echoes in Old Jokes

In a quip about court life, two speakers joke about a court calendar and time, suggesting courts ignore clocks. The exchange reflects humor over legal schedules and the unfamiliar term court calendar in local speech.

Lieut Russell Estes Departing for France

Mrs. Russell Estes received a telegram Sunday stating her husband Lieut Russell Estes would leave today for France. Estes was called in the first draft and selected for training as an officer at Camp Gordon where he won a commission. He recently visited his family, and it was not known he would depart for overseas service.

Russell Estes Russell Kotex France Estes Camp Gordon

Case Settled In County Criminal Court

The case of Otey Grobb charged with wife desertion was settled in county court. The defendant agreed to pay the costs, with the proceedings noting a potential financial result for Grobb.

Otey Grobb County Criminal Court

Cincinnati Man Discovers Drug That Loosens Coins So They Lift Out

Special to The Herald from Nashville May Ilan reports on state primary election actions. County primary boards will be named and confirmed by the state board. county committees meet May 2 to organize. May 3 deadline set for further steps. A coin-like remedy is described as dissolving corn or callus with a few drops, lifting it out painlessly.

Cincinnati The Herald Nashville Ilan Democrative Capitol Nome Freetone Cincinnatian Bena Niger

A PICTURED BEET ON THE ENVELOPE

A quirky poem notes a pictured beet on an envelope. It describes a beet as a model, and a sunny slope scene for trying to beat the beet, ending with the notion of permanent investment.

Fleeced Lined Union Suits and Winter Wear Sale

A cluttered ad lists discounted fleeced lined garments for all ages including union suits shirts vests and pants at prices from 49 cents to 75 cents. Also promotes heavy sweaters socks gloves caps and knee pants with entries for men boys and girls.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Oliver and Imperial E—. Allen Sige Willis F. Armstrong Col. E. L. Armstrong Woman's Committee F. F. Everett Frank F. Everett Woman's Liberty Loan Committee United States Navy William. Oakes Olumbia Capt. Vanstone England Vanstone Cardus Willam Eversole Hazel Patch Cardul State of Tennessee Circuit Court of Maury Couunty Hla Anderson A. Hays W. C. Witherspoon L. Webster Heep SIS Shield Adkisson & Pige Bros Lieutenant Eugene Voss W. E. Voss State Board ANNEX
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