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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1912

Page

10

Around Town notices and army recruitment ad

In Columbia one item lists Wanted foxes sound and a note about residents Lipscomb and Woldridge moving to a West End summer home. Atkerlsson Bros. buys partner’s share while health prompts Atkelsson to leave home. Also a U S Army recruitment ad seeks unmarried men ages 18 to 36, U.S. citizens, with English literacy, for the Masonic Building recruit­ing office through May 30.

Masonic Building

Acknowledges Relief Fund Donation from Bank of Boyle

Letter to Thomas of Phoenix Navar praising Hank Peebles and Bank of Boyle for a generous relief fund donation. The note thanks a longtime holder of the fund and commends the generosity after last Friday's ball game. It mentions a contribution of two hundred forty dollars and expresses gratitude for support.

Thomas Phoenix Hank Or. J. Peebles Bank of Boyle Miss Coty

Army Recruiting Station in Columbia Draws Interest

Capt W N Hughes of the Columbia army recruiting office visits the Masonic Temple, promoting enlistments for colored troops. Harold B Gould and Luther Alexander, both Black, depart for Jefferson Barracks for training, with pay starting at $15 monthly plus rations and medical care. Enlistment lasts three years. transportation borne by the government. medical exams required.

W. N. Hughes Columbia Masonic Temple Ira N. Craige Hughes Harold H. Gould Jefferson Barracks Luther Alexander Colored Cavalry

Regular faction controls Tennessee harmony convention

May 16 Nashville report says Patterson regulars and the Dibrell back tax machine dominated the Democratic state convention, sidelining independents. Regul ar leaders backed Crump foe, with back tax operatives on stage. disorder erupted as McKellar attacked Dibrell. James B. Frazier emerged as a key voice for veterans.

Dibrell Crump Nashville, Tenn Patterson Vertreed Davidson County Nashville Congressman McKellar Shelby County Shelby Antitrump Baltimore Democratic Party James B. Frazier Teneessee Hooper Taylor Carmack Frazier Senate Harvey Hanish

New State Democratic Committee Names by Districts

The state convention named the new state Democratic committee members for two years across districts. Districts listed include first with J Parks Worley and J H Caldwell. second with W T Kennerly and J H Bundren. third with J B Foust and L D Hill. fourth with J D G Morton and JR Mitchell. fifth with Gee and Rob Roy. seventh with J B Walker and Irvine McGrew. eighth with Arch Patterson and J D Herron. ninth with Rice A Pierce and W A Holmes. tenth with Robert C Williamson and Ben Murrell.

State Democratic Cheoren Putnam Gee J. Goodrich Lincoln Rob Roy DeKalb J. B. Walker Hielman Irvine McGrew Giles Arch Patterson Haréin J. D. Herron Carroll Rice A Pierce Ubion W. A. Holmes Gibson Robt C. Williamson Shelby Ben Murrell

Second Hand Buggies For Sale

Goo secend hand top buggy new wherts and rubber tires Street Mar tin Vaughan Co.

Street, Martin & Vaughan Co

Maury County Elector Named At Harmony Convention

W C Whitthorne of Maury county was appointed elector for the seventh district by the convention. He was the only Maury county man to receive recognition. He was backed by both county factions for elector. In county elections he aligned with independents on some posts and with regulars on others. The convention also debated seating choices, with Maury county voting solidly for a general primary amendment. Obituaries follow: Mrs Elizabeth Lamb died suddenly from heart failure on South High Street. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM from her residence, interment Rose Hill. W Kinzer, a Water Valley resident, died this morning at 8:15, funeral Thursday at Santa We Methodist church, interment at Santa Pe cemetery. He is survived by wife, two children, and siblings.

W. C. Whitthorne Maury County Maury Delegateu Memphis Court of Appeals Moore Swiggart Elizabeth Lamb Mary Elizabeth Lamb South High Street Rees Lamb Lamb & Boyd Miss Mary Lamb High Street Lamb Miss Mary John McGaw Mitte McGay J. C. Molloy Rose Hill Cemetery H. O. Fulton J. J. Wlam H. L. Hendley KB. P. Turner A Parker John W. Fry Oakes & Nichols W. Kinzer Water Valley Santa We Methodist Church Santa Pe Ellis Woody J. M. Kinzer J. B J. H. Kinzer R. W. Ladd Joe Dodson

Hygeno promoted for livestock dip at Martin Vaughan Co

Advertisement urges farmers to use Hygeno the great disinfectant for dipping hogs sheep and cattle produced by Btreet Martin Vaughan Co encouraging immediate use in rural stock care campaigns.

Martin & Vaughan Co

Gulsivator Shovels and Bull Tongues Ad Offer

Gulsivator shovels and bull tongues to fit your cultivator. Sections gauges knives and Pitmana for your mower. Street Martin Vaughan Co offers lower prices than competitors on these items.

Guares Martin & Vaughan Co Iy

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C. D. Nowlin, Dentist West 7Th Street T. BE. Lipscomb Captain Hughes Harold B. Gould New State Committee Floyd Hstill Dudley Porter Harmony Joy E. Jones Tennessee West Tennessee Cramp Purer Nor Editora People R. F. Moore & Son Hill’s Grant MASON Fr’ Prite UIT Capitol Blend Bucket of Belmont Coffee New York Pgteser, Perio Tetley The H. G Will Grocer & Baking Company Bell Telephone T. L. Cunningham Whitthorne Hybeno
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