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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1909

Page

5

Frank Boyd enters race for circuit judge in Lawrenceburg

Former attorney general Frank Boyd of Lawrenceburg宣布 his candidacy for circuit judge to succeed Judge Sam Holding. Boyd, eight years as state attorney general, forms a law partnership in Lawrenceburg and plans early campaigning with supporters from Columbia and Pulaski counties.

Frank Boyd Lawrenceburg Eigyenth Bat Sam Holding Boyd J. €. Voorles The Columbian Bar Riire Colhmbla Rose McLaurine Pulaski Bar Wayne County Waynesboro R. A. Haggard Boon John F. Morri Lawrence County Lawrence Dive Voorhies Elienit Judge Judge Holdings Voorhles Columbia

Mr McKennon Remembered by McKennon Anderson Foster Employees

George E McKennon was given a diamond stick pin and cuff buttons by McKennon Anderson Foster employees at a supper. A sudden phone call sent him to the store where Capt Tom McLean led a line of workers in presenting the gift with deep appreciation and emotion.

George E McKenone McKennon, Anderson & Foster White McKennon Anderson @ Foster McKenonop Tom McLean Capt. McLean Halls of Congress

Lurid Glow Of Doom Recalled In Henrietta Boy Case

The Hithe son of H. M. Adama of Henrietta, Pa, suffered a five year eczema ordeal that doctors said poisoned blood affected his lungs. His mother writes seven bottles of Electric Bitters cured him, claimed to treat eruptions, eczema, salt rheum, sores and blood disorders.

H. M. Adama Henrietta

Fair Gets Out Good Catalogue

The Herald reports the Tri-State catalogue, R M Williams secretary and manager, as an excellent piece from a printer’s view and highly usable for fair purposes. Williams, a Maury County native, is praised as one of the best fair men in the South. The premium list is extensive and details are clear.

Tri-State R- M Willams Williams Maury County South

City Board Hears Normal School Visit and Tax Collection Plan

A Tuesday Board of Mayor and Aldermen gathering considered the Normal School visit and entertainment for its delegation. They appointed Dedman McKinney Hayes and others to host, and discussed hiring separate counsel to collect delinquent taxes when the City Attorney has conflicts.

Normal School Bridle Dale Chaffin Dédming Swansburg Hayes RL. McKinney Hatcher Columbia Dedman, McKinney and Hayes Erwin Biddle Citizews Normal School Board Irwin Dedman

Maury Democratic Committee to Set Date for Early Primary

The Maury County Democratic Executive Committee, chaired by J A Smiler, will meet in Columbia September 13 1909 at 11 am to decide the date for the county officers primary. Advocates of an early December primary argue weather and shorter canvassing, while late-primary supporters warn of entrenched incumbents and higher costs. The meeting will draw candidates who will argue the options and the law allows county elections on dates chosen by the committee, except for legislative and state races.

Democratic Executive Committee Maury Counts Circuit Court Room Columbia J. A. Smiler J. A. Smiser

Porter Bros Break Colt Sale Record at Auction

Porter Bros again set a record by selling three young colts and a mule for 272.50 total. The highest price went to W. E. Dellenfant at 265 for two mules and a weanling. The colts will be exhibited in the mile colt class after fall.

Porter Bros W. E. Dellenfant

Maury County Meeting Schedules Primary Election Date

Notice states a meeting at the Chrenit Coury room ii 10 at 11 a.m. to fix a date for the county officers primary election. D&wit J A Smiser serves as chairman.

Citizens Plan Big Civic Improvements At Mayes Place

Citizens meeting at the Mayes Place home of Mrs. Mary Akin approved tearing down the iron gate and fences at the Sixth Street entrance. They voted to place concrete pavement from J. L. Hulton corner to Andrew Dale corner with two new entrances and park extensions. Future plans include trees, sod, and beautification. concrete curbings and terraces to be added. further meetings and contracts to follow.

Mayes Place Mary Akin Sixth Street J. L. Hulton Andrew Dale J. H. Dinning Hastin Littefield

First Fall Showing Of Fall Goods At The New York Store

Our buyer returns from the Eastern markets with the largest display of dry goods clothing and ladies and gents furnishings ever shown in this house.

Eystem Sea Island

Mt Pleasant Drops Second Game in Nashville Series

Mt Pleasant, Tenn Sept 8 Mt Pleasant lost the second game of the Nashville series 5 to 2. Spencer started for the locals and with solid support might have won his outing. Fisher pitched consistently for Nashville as the visitors led throughout the contest.

MT. Pleasant Tenn Spencer Fisher Pleasant Nashville

Public auction yields over $4000 from farm stock

Hansen & Co. held a Monday sale at Matthews Bros. stables listing 506 head of stock ewes 25 tucks and 160 Hereford calves. Sheep averaged 5.00 per head calves 16.00 per head totaling just over 4000 in this lively auction led by auctioneer Bob Moore.

Columbia Holds Dry Town Despite Big Crowd

Columbia remains a dry town as a record crowd gathers for a quiet Monday in September. No arrests for drunkenness or illegal sales are reported, despite strong temptations and open saloon chatter.

Wilu Fur Force

Arnica Salve Claims Cure After Ten Years’ Eczema

Watertown Wisconsin resident J A Swenson says ten years of eczema resisted 15 doctors until Theo Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him. The ad touts relief for eruptions eczema salt rheum boils fever sores burns scalds cuts and piles and lists 20 price at all druggists.

J. A. Swenson Watertown Wis Theo Bucklen

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