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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1910
Page
6
The Hamilton Cultivators advertise no competition in their class and invite telephone orders as they load out 5 or 6 units daily. They boast a large stock of the best buggies in the world and urge customers to come and inspect.
W. J. Kinzer pleaded guilty to violating the prohibition law in police court and was fined 25 dollars plus costs by Recorder Erwin. Officers seized nineteen bottles of malt goods at Kinzer's establishment during a raid with many witnesses present.
Tom McDonald, charged with an assault on Nelse Dodson, colored, appeared in police court Monday morning and was fined $60 and costs by Recorder Erwin. The case followed an incident at Hight Bros livery stable late Saturday night when McDonald, described as boisterous, attempted to hire a horse and then became abusive after Mr. Hight consented.
A two foot long murderous lookalike weapon, described as about two feet in length and two to three inches in circumference, struck a negro on the head. Nelse raised a shout drawing the crowd and ending the altercation. George Shamas, a peddler, was with McDonald and also arrested. his case was not set for trial Monday afternoon at court.
J H Dinning, who recently bought the Mayes place lot at Sixth street for 2500 dollars from Andrew Dale, contemplates a handsome two story brick residence. The house would face Mayes place and Sixth street, and building is likely though not yet definite.
Special to The Herald Nashville May 14 reports L. L. Cockroft of Memphis seeks Supreme Judge, M. T. Bryan of Nashville and H. H. Cook of Franklin aim for the Court of Civil Appeals, Frank Dibrell runs for Comptroller, DeLong Rice for State Treasurer. all qualified for the June primary.
Dr Collins Denny of Vanderbilt and Dr John Kilgore of North Carolina were elected Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church South on the first ballot. No other elections were made on this ballot and the conference moved to ballots for five more.
News of Dr Collins Denny’s election as a Methodist bishop brings pride to Columbia where he is well known. He has preached here often and is popular across denominations, having temporarily filled the First Presbyterian pulpit and been a favored preacher in both churches. His election to the episcopacy has long been expected after voting at the last three general conferences.
Commander Julius A Pratt Post No 143 Dept 111 G A R of Kewanee Illinois reports kidney pain relief after using Foley Kidney Pills for two months. He says backache and bladder misery disappeared and plans to recommend them to friends and comrades. Sold by all druggists.
Prof Leroy Reynolds resumes duties as principal of Glendale Training School for another year. He has not chosen his faculty yet and will leave Tuesday for Chicago to take a summer course at the University of Chicago.
Col Archabaus M Hughes former Republican leader opposes nominating a Supreme Court ticket citing integrity of the judiciary over party. He says independents will win if Republicans run and demands the state committee discourage a ticket. He notes Patterson loyalists back independents to sway Democrats. County alumnae group reorganizes with Capers appointing exec committee. community programs and a Dean's Regu lats promotion appear amid local notices.
Foley Kidney Pills contain concentrated ingredients with established therapeutic value for relief and cure of kidney and bladder ailments. Sold by all Druggists.
Special to The Herald Bryant Station Tenn May 16 On Friday night May 27 there will be an entertainment at the school house under the auspices of Ada Rambo teacher The program will feature pantomimes dialogues declamations flag drills and more
A Hamburg New York mother, Mia Nancy M. Hanson, recalls applying Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil to her child's face neck and chest. She says the pain ceased and the child fell into a restful sleep.
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