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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1910

Page

6

Local buggy stock offers latest styles and durable wear

A local supplier invites customers to inspect a stock of buggies surveys and related goods. The advertisement promises a wide selection of modern styles and patterns with emphasis on quality and wearable durability at pleasing prices.

Letters Reveal Tennessee Judicial Nominations Debate

Four March dated letters between Judge John K. Shields and C. D. Lancaster disclose efforts to nominate appellate judges without political entanglement. The correspondence, also noting Governor's stance, discusses a dual court convention and Hamilton County delegate actions for judicial conventions.

Herald Nashville Tenn John K. Shields Supreme Court C. D. Lancaster Chattanooga Shields Lancaster Mr. Lancaster Beard State Committee Court of Civil Appeals Hamilton County

Flingers Assessed After Rock Battle at Hotel Bethell

Felix Webster and William Thomas Brown, both described as black, fought with rocks near Hotel Bethell Friday evening. The Recorder assessed both youths $4.50 each. Officer Lancaster escorted them to the police station. damage limited to chequered exchequers.

Felix Webster William Thomas Brown Bethell The Recorder Davide Lancaster

Paducah minister recovers from selfinflicted wounds

E C Layson of Shelbyville Ky, who attempted suicide by cutting wrists and throat, is reported improving with little danger of complications as doctors note his despondency stemmed from physical and financial strain. In a separate incident Rev Mr Dodd of First Baptist Paducah, once linked to Mayfield, was seriously ill after an appendectomy and later attacked on the street by a tobacconist. he remains a prominent West Kentucky minister.

Los Angeles Cal E. C. Layson Shelbyville Paducah Dodd First Baptist Church Mayfield Chas. Graham West Kentucky

Savings Account for Wage-Earners

Think ahead to financial security with small deposits in our Savings Department. Build a reserve to support your family if you are laid off or unable to work. Start saving now to protect loved ones from financial hardship.

Dr Capers Preaches on Mother's Day to Kings Daughters

Rev Walter Branham Capers delivers a Mother's Day sermon at St Peter's Episcopal Church to the Kings Daughters. He extols motherhood as the root of social uplift, cites biblical figures, and urges acts of kindness in memory of mothers. The service includes an The Virgin's Lullaby performance by Mrs. George P. Martin and the echo choir.

ST. Peter’s Episcopal Church Walter Branham Capers Kings’ Daughters St Peter's Episcopal Church Ray Napais John Bethlehem Cana Cavalry Anna Jarvin Philadelphia Mecca Nero Augustine Monica Sir Walter Scott Byron Bacon Napoleon Patrick Henry Capers Jesus George P. Martin Echo Choir Camille Herndon

Dr Athey Leaves for Southern Baptist Convention

Rev. T. H. Athey pastor of the First Baptist Church departed Monday afternoon for Baltimore to attend the Southern Baptist convention. He will then travel to Belona and later Marshal Virginia to visit relatives, accompanied by Mrs. Athey and the children.

T. H. Athey First Baptist Church Baltimore Southern Baptist Convention Belona Marshal

Irish to Rule British Politics Says London Note

London opinion argues that recent English political events prove Great Britain will be ruled by the Irish under the current party government system. The piece claims Irish leaders control the political scene and dominate the national agenda.

London England Great Britain

Dean's Kidney Pills Ad Endorsed by Mrs Johnson

Mrs Johnson of Columbia Tennessee endorses Doan's Kidney Pills after kidney trouble caused back pain and fatigue. She bought a box at Adams and Martin's drug store and found relief, recommending the preparation to others. Sold by all dealers for 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, agents for the United States.

Johnson Tenth Street Columbia, Tenn Dean Adams & Martin Foster-Milburo Co Buffalo New York United States Remembeer Doan

Trustee's Sale by Spring Hill Male College In 1909/10

The trustee E H Ayers will sell on Saturday May 14 1910 at 12 o to the highest bidder at the south door of the Maury county court house Columbia Tennessee 24 acres in Maury bounded north by Hill and Mt Carmel road east by J W Cheaire south by J W McKissick west by Kedron Pike road with bonds or notes described in the trust deed and interest from December 1 1909 free of redemption lien. Greenlaw Whitthorne apr 15 22 29 may 6 13 Attorneys

Spring Hill Male College Maury County Tennessee Mt Carmel Road J. W. Cheaire J. W. McKissick Kedron Pike Mt. Carmel Road

Non-Resident Notice in Crawford Case in Columbia

The Clerk and Master in Columbia Tennessee issues a nonresident notice for W E Scott et al against Smith D Crawford Geo T Crawford and Henry Crawford requiring appearance within three days of the next term of the Chancery Court to plead answer or demur or it will be confessed and heard ex parte. Publication ordered in The Columbia Herald for four weeks.

D. Crawford Smith D. Crawford Geo. T. Crawford Henry Crawford Tennessee Chancery Court Columbia Columbia Herald A. N. Akin H. P. Figuers

City health officer orders cleanup of all city premises

P D Biddle M D city health officer issues notice requiring occupants owners or agents of all property inside city limits to clean up and disinfect premises starting Monday May 16 1910. Sanitary inspector will conduct thorough inspection and penalties apply under ordinance. Foley Kidney Pills advertised as antiseptic tonic and restorative sold by all druggists.

P. D. Biddle Board of Health M. D All Drugetste

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Ellett, Harlan, Porter Patterson Judge Shields Henchman Lancaster Rae Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust Co Maury National Bank DR. Capers King's Daughters DR. Athey Sein San Fran Cisco E. H. Ayers Greenlaw & Whitthorne W. E. Scott Et al C. D. Knight Sallier Knight Empire State Surety Co E. W. Jones Colum Robert Berg Theil
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