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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1916

Page

4

Democratic Platform and Nominees Embrace Reform in Tennessee

The Columbia Herald editorial lauds the Nashville Banner for fairness, praises the Democratic platform as enforcing law and state sovereignty, and endorses Gov Rye and Col Enloe as strong nominees. It argues the party's future rests on progressive measures, legal primaries, and united county support for a statewide victory.

Tennessee Democratic Party Nashville Democratic Party of Davidson County Wth Rye Col Enloe Tennnessee Rye Hag Shelby Davidson Hamilton Country Democracy Railroad Commission Congress McKellar Carer Senate

Market notes on livestock produce grains and prices

Hogs slip on tob og can slide while lambs and sheep drop. Eggs quoted mixed with candled stock at 16 one and a half to 15 cents loose. Meat items include lard and bacon with should ers at 10 percent and sides at 12 cents. Wheat futures moderate gains, hogs down a dime, cattle firm, wool 37 38, flour and grain prices listed by local mills.

Both Pulaski Schools Close Their Term in Joint Exercises

Closing exercises of Massey school and Martin College were held in Pulaski on Wednesday with a large crowd of graduates and city residents. The two schools reported their best year yet and pledged over $15,000 for Massey school improvements in a mass meeting. J. I. Finney, editor of The Herald, delivered the graduates’ address.

Massey School Martin College Pulaski J. I. Finney The Herald

Louisville Live Stock Update From Bourbon Stock Journal

May 25 Louisville report shows hog prices down another dime with tops at 9.40. Cattle steady while lambs and sheep fall for first time. Receipts: hogs 2,500. cattle 200. sheep 4,000. Lambs 12.5 cents. sheep lower. Continuous Tennessee crop movement boosts sheep receipts.

Bourbon Stock Journal the Herald Louisville Tennessee

Clean Graveyard Meeting At Mat thews Graveyard Bigbyville

Citizens and friends invite all to gather at the Mat thews graveyard in Bigbyville next Saturday at ten o clock to clean graves and beautify the site for spring and summer. Fresh car of Chattanooga White Lime at Martin Vaughan Co. Street.

Matthews Graveyard Bigbyville Fresh Car of Chattanooga St Street Martin & Vaughan Co

House of Service Sells Cars in Local Listings

Fry Bros known as The House of Service report automobile sales since their last update. Purchasers include Mrs Henry Arch Moore Over land BE B McLemore R A Hayes J B Howard M Richardson and Dick Steele. Sold models are Ford runabouts and Ford touring cars bought by Jim Sharp Joe Hagey W E Harris and EJ Parke.

Fry Bros House of Service Henry Arch Moore Overland BE. B. McLemore R. A. Hayes J. B. Howard M. Richardson Dick Steele Ford Jim Sharp Joe Hagey W. E. Harris Ej.’ ‘Parke Ford Touring

Body of Baird Found in Ohio River

W. L. Baird a Chicago man who checked at the Seelbach hotel March 28 disappeared and was found in the Ohio River near the Indiana shore on Wednesday A note hinted domestic trouble saying the writer would be better or dead Baird had come from French Lick Indiana where he and his bride who wed three weeks earlier were on their honeymoon

Louisville W. L. Baird Chicago Seelbach Hotel Ohio River Indiana Baird French Lick Ind

Dr Alexander Returns Home From Southern Baptist Convention

Dr Chas T Alexander returns from the Southern Baptist Convention in Asheville North Carolina and will lead the prayer meeting at First Baptist Church tonight He will also speak in the pulpit at both services next Sunday and greet a large attendance He plans to review the convention and speak on Some Mountain Love of Vision and Experience.

Chas, T. Alexander Southern Baptist Convention Ashville N.C First Baptist Church

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