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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1916

Page

8

ASK COMMITTEE 10 VACATE DECLARED INCOMPETENT

County officials face broad accusations including misused funds for road building and courthouse bonds while wage work on Cullooka pike receives neglect. Names of witnesses, warrants, and possible corrections are sought as a committee plans further hearings after adjourning to 1 pm.

Road Board Cullooka Pike Hight C. RR. Denton Ezra Bryant Sam Denham Luther Gilliam Bramore Smithson Wilkes

Fleming Sells Young Beef Cattle To Guest

S. S. Fleming of Quercus Tawny sold W. J. Guest a car load of twenty one young cattle at seven dollars per hundred. Cattle average about 900 pounds and will be delivered June 1. Total about 1823 dollars. Guest may take cattle as needed starting June 1.

S. Fleming W. J. Guest Guest

Protest Against Rebuilding Poultry House On Fifth Street

Residents along Fifth Street in Columbia protest the planned reestablishment of a poultry house by Louis Barker citing nuisance, odor from carcasses, health risk, and property devaluation. They urge the Board of Mayor and Aldermen and the Recorder to withhold permits until action is taken.

Louis Barker Fifth Street Board of Mayor Recorder Erwin Board of Mayor and Aldermen Recorder of the City of Columbia City of Columbia Daily Herald Columbia Fom I. ©. Voorhies J. M. Martin F. R.nelson D. Logan W. J. Dale, Jr R. S. Doyle H. L. Hendley T. I. McLean R. W. Hight Afred Shuey C. F. Dodson W. C. Dodson H.W. McKee J. M. Bligh Jos M. Hayse Cecile Bidez L. C. Bidez H. B. Wantland N. J. Vaughan

Reliable cough remedy ad from Smiler Drug Co

Mrs Redkamp of Covington Kentucky recounts telling a neighbor about Foley s Honey and Tar for croup and other coughs. After a couple doses the neighbor was pleased with the change and unclear what to say. The ad promotes Foley s Honey and Tar as a remedy for coughs colds croup and whooping cough.

Croup Foley Mrs. Redkamp Herman St Covington Smiler Drug CO Adrt

Eighty Day Old Lamb Breaks Local Weight Records

G. W. Mahon of Carter's Creek showcases top profits as he sold nineteen ewes and nineteen lambs at 18.21 per pair. The eighty day old lambs averaged eighty pounds each, a remarkable one pound per day gain. Mahon's ewes cost him four dollars each, selling for four dollars and eleven cents.

G. W. Mahon Carter's Creek

Foley Cathartic Tablets Praise From Cedar Grove Reader

Anna Hawn of Cedar Grove Missouri writes that Foley Cathartic Tablets are the best liver pills she ever used as they do not nauseate or gripe and act freely on the liver. The ad promotes them for constipation bloating sour stomach gas bad breath and irregular bowel action. Smiler Drug Co. Adv.

Anna Hawn Cedar Grove Smiler Drug CO Adva

Fight Dollars for Spring Lambs

Austin M. Harlan of Cross Bridges and Ernest B. McLemore president of the Phoenix Bank and leading farmer sold 325 lambs from a single farm last week for 2500 dollars averaging eight dollars per head. The sale is described as a county record unlikely to be surpassed.

Austin M. Harlan Cross Bridges Ernest B. McLemore The Phoenix Bank

Clark Jones Buys Lambs and Jack Stock at Market High

Watson Bros sold two fine young jack colts to Clark Jones for 500 dollars. Jones plans a jack and jennet herd on a well watered farm, a noted breeding site. Spring lambs in Louisville bring around 13 cents, with buyers paying 10 to 14 cents for shorn lambs and burr-free wool fetching 35 to 40 cents per pound.

Clark Jones Watson Bros Jones Mr. Jones Louisville

Questions to Columbia People on Doan's Kidney Pills

An advertisement asserts Doan's Kidney Pills are a reliable kidney remedy. It cites Columbia grocer WS Padgett, who first endorsed them in 1911 and renewed praise in 1915, stating they gave relief and that he still regards them highly. Price 50c at dealers. Doan's Kidney Pills recommended by Padgett twice publicly.

Columbia Dean WS . Padgett Grocer Ninth St. Columbia

Speeding Arrest and Fine For West Seventh Driver

R. Peck was arrested Friday afternoon by Traffic Officer Lancaster for speeding in city limits. He claimed engine trouble but was fined 13.40 dollars after being taken to police headquarters.

R. Peck Lancaster Peck West Seventh Garden Seventh Streets

Sixteen Years of Suffering Ended by Kidney Remedy

A Dingle Mississippi man, after years of illness and costly treatments, shares relief from kidney and bladder troubles following Foley Kidney Pills. He credits a local recommendation and notes his nightly rest improved after using several doses, with better health since. The account appears as a testimonial endorsed by SMIBER DRUG CO.

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