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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1908
Page
4
Rex Beach crafts a dramatic scene where Kid and the sister Helene chase danger through a liminal frontier town. Roy Gienlater and Struve threaten, while Destry and Glen fight to secure a perilous mine, political and personal loyalties colliding under pressure.
Deering mowers and binders tout their perfection with economy in cartloads of twine. The ad claims best price and durable twine, plus lawn mowers to beautify yards. Also promotes screen doors windows porch furniture hammocks ice chests and summer comforts with direct sales.
In a tense pursuit the hunter slips through rain soaked streets toward a hunt house. He avoids a check by a hidden gate, lifts a weapon, and moves under mist as distant shots ring out. A lookout shout echoes, a sentry falls, and the scene closes with a promise to continue.
Washington May 1 The senate committee approved amendments to the public buildings bill, providing 50000 for a site and building at Dyersburg and 7500 for a site at Shelbyville. Representative Hull’s Lebanon site appropriation of 5000 moves forward, marking the first congressional funding for a public building in the Fourth Quarter.
May 17 report from Cleveland describes a tense railway strike with police guarding car vestibules and screens around drivers. A volley of missiles injured no one while crowds gathered in the business district as leaders from Amalgamated Assn. of Street and Electric Railway Workers arrived to press arbitration. State arbitrators remained uncertain about a path to end the stoppage.
In Pulaski on May 17 Massey School beat Branham Hughes of Spring Hill and Massey Train at School of Cornersville by a score of 9 to 0. Both pitchers were strong Collins of Massey struck out seven while Branham Hughes pitcher struck out nine. Collins allowed two hits and Massey made three hits.
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