Tuberculosis discussed by Middle Tennessee Medical Society
Doctors at Ellis Hall discuss the white plague with Dr Litterer from Vanderbilt urging state control, patient registration, and segregation in sanitariums. Webster from Columbia cites calf to cow transmission, highlighting milk and butter safety and municipal action to restrict products from diseased cattle. The meeting concludes with brief talks from Nashville physicians and adjournment planned for this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Tenessee Medical Society
Ellis* Hall
Fyke
Springfield
Eugene Ragsdale
O. J. Porter
William Literer
Vanderbilt: University
Litterer
United States
W. J. Webster
Columbia
Webster
Stonestreet
Nashville
Cowden
8. T. Hardson
Lewisburg
E. W. Jones 1st Gasoline Base and Stew War Saves Charmer
The item reports E I Jones achieving first place in a gasoline base event amid a chaotic scene. An improvised caretaker restored order while other participants wrestled with gear failures. A safe installation on High Street is noted alongside the widespread commotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Jones
Charmer
Coltims
Security Savings & Loan ad offers 6 percent on mortgage loans
A concise advertisement states 6 percent interest on loan money from $1.00 to $5,000. It notes all loans are on first mortgage on improved real estate and invites readers to request free literature from Security Savings & Loan Co. F. W. Dixon, President, Birmingham, Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Savings & Loan CO
F. W. Dixon
Birmingham
Ala
Joe Parks Cited for Perfect Deportment at McDowell School
In Thursday's Herald a commencement report notes Joe Parks, a first grade pupil, was omitted from the list of prize winners. He won the prize for perfect deportment for never being absent or tardy during the term.
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McDowell Scheel
Thoreday
Joe Parks
Joe
Ath
Mrs Everett Honored At State King's Daughters Meet
The State Convention of King's Daughters held in Pulaski May 18 to 20 reported satisfactory year totals. Mrs W E Norvell presided as officers were reelected. Miss Sophia Wright, longtime Louisiana secretary, was mourned by telegram. Charlotte Watson read the Sunbeam’s report and presented a $175 gift to the Home for Incurables. Next year’s convention will be in Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Pulaski
West
Middle Tennessee
Rogersville
East Tennessee
W. E. Norvell
Sophia Wright
Louisiana
Sunbeam’s of Columbia
Charlotte Watson
Home For Incurables
Circle of Columbia
Mesdames F. F. Everett
Eugene Anderson
Jacob Harlan
L. P. Padgett
Fred Hardy
Annie White
Rosa Barnett
Edna Peters
Mesdames Norvell
J. ¥. Crawford
Eva Doolittle
Madison Station
Frank Everett
Columbia
Memphis
Gamble Adds A New Refrigerator At E W Gamble Store
E W Gamble Grocery Co places a new improved refrigerator in their Columbia store. The unit is described as one of the handsomest and most convenient appliances of its kind, intended to store butter cheese and perishable vegetables and fruit handled by the firm. Subscribe for The Herald.
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E. W. Gamble Grocery Co
Columbia
Indictment in Nashville For False Pretenses
A Crim inal Court indictment charges J. N. Conner G W Brown and E E Brown with obtaining money under false pretenses. Prosecutor J W Lowman alleges they induced J H Carpenter of Columbia to give a check for E A Lindsey of the First National Bank in Nashville feloniously.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
J. N. Conner
G. W
E. E. Brown
J. W. Lowman
Lowman
Conners
Browns
J. H. Carpenter
Columbia
Farm for Sale 238 Acres in Maury County Tennessee
238 acre T M Hogan farm in Maury County six district three miles west of Bigbyville and five miles from Mt Pleasant includes 150 acres tillage two woods lots well watered orchard two dwellings two barns. Auction if not sold before Saturday June 5 1909 contact C E Lowell at the farm or write Columbia Tenn R F D No 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
T. M. Hogan
Bigbyville
Mt. Pleasant
C. E. Lowell
Columbia, Tenn
Thompson Walks in His Sleep
Special to The Herald Nashville May 21 Hon John Thompson Commissioner of Agriculture by Gov Patterson appointment told a Knoxville convention crowd that Patterson will seek a third term as governor in 1910 and be the solid South choice for 1912 president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
John Thompson
Patterson
Knoxville
Solid South
Thompson
Working for an Underpass Hampshire Crossing Meeting Elected Officers
A citizens meeting in the County Court room chose Jesse Tomlinson as chairman and John F P Stephenson as secretary to discuss an underpass at Hampshire crossing. A committee including Tomlinson Harlan Brooks and Whitethorn e will confer with L N authorities and report at the next adjourned meeting May 31 at 10 o clock. All interested invited. Foley's Honey and Tar helps throat troubles and coughs.
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Hampshire Crossing
County Court Room
Jesse Tomlinson
John FP. Stephenson
A. B. Harlan
John Brooks
W. C. Whitethorne
Mrs Hendley Becomes Mission Secretary in Columbia District
Mrs. H. L. Hendley has been elected secretary of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society for the Columbia District Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. She began duties after being elected at the conference meeting in Gallatin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Hendley
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Columbia District
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Hendley
Gallatin
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warns Public
Advisory warns against mercury containing catarrh ointments and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Internal remedy claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials offered and generic mentions of price and availability from physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J.cheney & Co
Three Tennessee prisoners granted respirations by governor
Governor Patterson granted respites to William Mitchell Virgil Lee and Cecil Palmer delaying their hangings from May 22 May 28 and June 8 to August 5. The delay follows unsettled questions about whether sentences in county jails can be carried out in the state penitentiary under new law until the Supreme Court rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Patterson
William Mitchell
Rutherford County
Virgil Lee
Wayne County
Cecil Palmer
Wilson County
Mitchell
Murfreesboro
Lee
Palmer
Supreme Court
Robbery by Three Negroes Targeted by County Officials
J. J. England, a watch re pairer and peddler, was robbed between Columbia and Dodson's Gap on Saturday by three African American men named Munroe Pitts, Anderson Staton and Jim Turner. Pitts was arrested at Dodson's Bay and jailed, Bunton was captured by Giles County officers and jailed in Columbia, while Turner remained at large. The incident left the victim shaken as authorities pursued the suspects.
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J. J. England
Columbia
Dodson’s Gap
Munroe Pitts
Anderson Staton
Jim Turner
Maury County
Pitts
Dodson
Turner
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Wm. Towler
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Bauman
Elks' Hall
Wan &Qbert Bergao
Wetelire
Parkell
Lipscomb
Mrs. Everett
Gamble
The
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Foley
Tarast
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Dean
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