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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1909

Page

6

Prof Washington to Speak at Columbia Opera House Event

Educator Prof Washington will lecture in Columbia to discuss welfare and race issues. The Grand Opera House may host the event with St Pauls Methodist Church as a free seating option if tickets cannot be arranged. Exact date to be announced.

Phenson Washingwon Pitt Washington St. Paul's Methodist Church Opera House

Cadets Face Tough Loss After Poor Showing

The Cadets fell 30 to 0 at Franklin against Military with line backs dominating but fumbles costly. Coach Innis Brown led the team as they prepare for next Saturday's home game against Branham and Hughes of Spring Hill at 8 o'clock, hoping for a win.

Varsur Wranwlin Battle Ground Academy Pulaski Battle Found Academy Innis Brown Franklin Acatems Branham & Hughes Fron Spring Hill

Dean's Regulars Bow to Constipation Relief

For mild easy action a single dose of Dean's Regulars suffices. This treatment cures habitual constipation and costs 25 cents a box. Ask your druggist for them.

Dean

Sheep victims of mangy cars on farm at Dark’s Mills

On a farm near Dark’s Mills a pack of dogs killed twenty four sheep, valued at about four thousand seven hundred fifty dollars total. The owner, Olin Woody, laments the heavy loss with little hope of compensation, and notes M The Eletric Oil as a remedy trusted in his family for eight years.

Olin Woody Dark's Mills Woody

Dooley Barn at Century Mines Burned In Destructive Fire

The Dooley barn and contents were destroyed by a fire at Century Mines Saturday night around eleven. Arson is suspected though no definite suspects are named. Loss is estimated between 800 and 1000 dollars with no insurance. The blaze originated near Century Mine six miles west of town and emergency crews were alerted by nearby residents.

D. W. Dooley Century Mines West End Century Mine

Will probate for Mrs Pillow as daughter and sister named

The late Mrs. Pillow’s estate is probated with Theo Pugh as administrator after a letter detailed the distribution: half to Theo, half to sister Mrs. Julia Walker, daughter Pattie Browne already received 3500. Sheriff J J Smith wounded in pistol duel with City Marshal J H Pilot. Flint brothers arrested.

Louisville J. J. Smith J. H. Pliot L. M. Pitot Flint Brothers Eugene Pillow Theo, Pugh Pilow Theo Pugh Julia Walker Pattie Browne

Bridegroom’s bachelor club prank ends with police calm

Frank A. Reed of Elmira New York protested a prank by bachelor club friends in Chester Pan after being dressed as a clown and paraded on a mule with his bride in a dilapidated car. His wife was sent to Brooklyn by club member escort. Reed warned he would return with his bride and pursue arrests.

Philadelphia Frank A. Reed Elmira N. Y Chester Pan Brooklyn Reed

Taft's possum eats mail in Louisiana prank

In Leesville Louisiana a group of youths captured possums and placed one in the post office package room addressed to President Taft. The possum chewed up and destroyed mail before dawn. Officials warn prank could bring serious trouble.

Leesville Taft

City and County High School Unite Free Admittance for County Pupils

County pupils may enter the merged city county high school tuition free starting September 1, with tuition refunds for those who already paid. The state Educational bill funds about 1500 dollars annually, turning over to the city to admit county students. The county’s 3000 dollars for high school use is set aside as a sinking fund for buildings and equipment.

City and County High School County County High School Maury County

Lebanon Girls to Meet Locals in December Snowdrift

Columbia Institute basketballers prep for Cumberland University to play two decisive early December games with Lebanon and Columbia venues discussed. Coach Hamis directs TuesdayThursday practices as thirty-plus hopefuls vie for the first team with Miss Bobo and Miss Whatley anchoring forward spots.

Columbia Institute Cumberland University Lebanon Columbia Bobo Miss Whatley Mr. Capers

Vanderbilt Wins Easily Defeats Auburn 17 to 0

Vanderbilt remains the Southern football champion after a 17 to 0 victory over Auburn. The Invincible Commodores dominated, though lacking rook players, and renewed confidence in defeating Sewanee if they stay undisputed champions, per Nashville report.

Nashville Tenn

Vaughn Manufacturing Amends Capital Stock

An amendment filed in Nashville reduces Vaughn Manufacturing Company capital stock from 50000 to 27500. Incorporators are N F Vaughn, Geo P Frierson, J A Titcomb, H F Alexander and Hiram Titcomb Jr.

Herald Nashville Tenn Vaughn Manufacturing Company Maury County Secretary of State N. F. Vaughn Geo. P. Frierson J. A. Titcomb H. F. Alexander Hiram Titcomb, Jr

Bargain Sale Items With Wide Range of Housewares

Advertisement lists discounted goods including talcum powder crepe paper fans hair brushes overalls rompers underwear porch shades rugs and jars with prices ranging from a few cents to a dollar. Various entertaining and kitchen items are offered in bulk quantities and sizes.

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