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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1907

Page

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State to hear first case under pure food law

The State of Tennessee will try Hunter Brothers Milling Co. of St Louis for shipping adulterated stock feed to Columbia Mill & Elevator Co. Authorities seized the 400 sacks after R L McKinney and Andrew Dale found ground corn cobs and other adulterants in the 100 pound labeled packages. The case, set for October 12, tests a new misdemeanor provision requiring accurate labeling of contents and no misleading statements on packaging.

Tennessee John Thompson Hunter Brothers Milling Co St Louis Columbia Mill & Elevator Co Messrs R. L. McKinney Andrew Dale Crocket Owen

Judge Stout Rules Immunity Power Lacks Authority

Judge R L Stout of Versailles says W Taylor has right to challenge immunity claims by Gov Beckham and Commonwealth's Attorney Franklin. He notes only a full pardon can grant immunity and vows not to arrest Taylor if he returns to testify in the Caleb Powers trial, and to arrange safe return to Indiana.

Stout Beckham W. Taylor Louisville R. L. Stout Versailles Wm. Goebel W. & .Taylor Kentucky Commonwealth Franklin Caleb Powers Taylor Powers Indiana

Columbia Military Academy Opens Term With Gen Hannah Address

The Columbia Military Academy began its third session Wednesday before a large audience. Gen Harvey H Hannah delivered an eloquent address, praising ancestry and southern heritage while urging students to build their own character. Col Hardy spoke on the school's growth and boarding capacity, urging community support and cooperation as students signed matriculation cards.

Columbia Military Academy Harvey H. Hannah Col. Hardy A. G. Dinwiddle Columbia Academy Gen H. H. Hannah Gen. Hannah Hannah South Dixie Land Tennessee A. G. Dinwiddie W. B. Capers Mr. Cotton

Phosphate Exhibit Seeks Rock Samples for Maury County Fair

H A Webster calls for phosphate rock samples for a Maury County Fair exhibit. Bring or mail specimens to his Brown Block office or South Side Park. The exhibit tent 40 by 60 feet will feature the phosphate display, aimed to be the best yet gathered.

Maury County Brown Block South Side Park H. A. Webster

Water and Light Report Prompts Franchise Lawsuit

The Water and Light Committee, after reviewing a fifty page expert report, announced plans to sue to annul the franchise with the Water & Light Co. citing worn out and inadequate equipment. The report warned of unsafe conditions and possible unrepairable breakdowns delaying service.

Water & Light CO Water & Light Committee Voorhies G. T. Hughes Granberry Jackson Jackson Messrs. Voorhies and Hughes Water & Light Company Board of Alder

Georgia Prohibits Communion Wine Under New Law

Atlanta reports a strict prohibition law going into effect January 1 1908. It declares it unlawful to administer sacramental wine at communion and sparks protests with ministers and deacons facing indictments. Georgia residents petition to amend the law to respect conscience in worship.

Atlanta Hoke Smith Georgia General Assembly of Georgia

Centerville Court Enforcement of Cases Continued

Centerville Tenn Sept 10 Todge Holding delayed by illness and death of father travels to New York to visit sister now critically ill Judge Salmon of Co Tumble presiding Most cases continued including State versus Will Galloway of Dickson for killing John R Lyell at Lyles Illness of defendant delayed hearing Several small cases submitted Franklin Tenn Sept 6 Grand Jury report shows 126 indictments unusual for the county About 100 indictments against those unpaid dog tax and witnesses urged reporting unregistered dogs True bills to be found if tax not paid before adjournment About fifty paid their taxes before the court adjourned

Chicago Standard Oil Company of Indiana United States Circuit Court United States Landis Groaseup Centreville Tenn Franklin, Tenn Circuit Court Cartwright

Noting Marked Down Prices in Benham Linen Yard Sale

A fragment shows buyers negotiating yardage prices with Benham, mentioning 12 cents per yard and markdowns from 14 cents, and a playful remark about 13 being unlucky. The exchange implies a discount event and price sensitivity among shoppers.

Benham

Big Stock Buggies for All Aged Buyers Ad

B A Satterfield and Company promotes affordable stock buggies inviting customers to visit for easy purchase options. Advertisement touts wide selection and customer access to quality buggy transportation.

Dickson City Votes Waterworks Proposal Passed

Dickson Tennessee voters approved a 26000 waterworks bond by a wide margin and reelected the old town board without opposition led by Mayor W. T. Turner. Warren defeated Leech for Justice of the Peace by 74 votes, amid broad local support for the water project.

Dickson Tenn W. T. Turner J. A. Wyatt Dan Joslin W. H. Lowery John Hooper W. A. Harnett Johnson J. T. Crane T. J. Warren R. L. Leech Warren Leech

Typewriter Trust In Formation Attracts Capitalists

The New York Herald reports a possible typewriter trust with Allan Ryan as president. Chas M Schwab the Guggenheims Harry Payne Whitney and the Ryans are among backers. The plan aims to acquire major typewriter interests worldwide with royalties at the core and a new world scale factory rising in Hartford Connecticut.

New York The Herald Allan Ryan Thomas F. Ryan Chas M. Schwab Guggenheims Harry Payne Whitney Ryans Hartford Conn

Severe eczema cured in south

A speaker reports that after using the Cuticura remedies, his wife was completely recovered from a severe eczema condition. He credits the products and thanks Cuticura, noting visible improvement and recommending scrutiny of the cure in local communities. The account appears as a testimonial from January.

Hasties Cuticura Spectra

Southern Man Cured by Cuticura in Six Weeks

A Charleston, South Carolina reader reports severe eczema improved after five weeks of trial followed by Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Resolvent. After using the first remedies, the rash faded and in six weeks the skin became smooth. The letter urges others with terrible eczema to try the Cuticura line.

Charleston B.C

Culleoka Canta Loupe Growers sue over melons profits

The Culleoka Fruit Growers Association seeks about 4000 dollars from commission merchants Hawkins & Co of Pittsburgh accusing underpayment of nearly half the season profits. The group argues inspectors and price notices were inadequately handled, masking the true market price, with 6000 crates shipped across fourteen carloads. Members named include R A Wilkes Tom Craig John L Wilkes Will Green Merrit Tomlinson Mat Ballanfant Capt Joe Love John Redfing and Clarence Hobbs.

Cullooka Calleoku Association R. A. Wilkes New York Express Wilkes Hawkins & Co Nashville Cullooka Fruit Growers’ Association Messrs Tom Craig Jno

L. N. Employees Likely Indicted Over Rates in Decatur

In Judge Wirt's court, Decatur witnesses testify before a grand jury on railroad rate violations. Indictments against Louisville & Nashville officials and employees probable for 2 percent passenger and 110 commodity rates. Charles Price to prosecute if returned. Constables may serve papers. sheriff's injunctions noted. grand jury expected to report Saturday.

Decatur Ala Wirt Loulaville & Nashville Railroad Chas. Price Depty Judge Jones

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ESQ R. H. Guest Columbia Mill & Elevator Messie, McKinney and Dale Columbia Miltary Academy New Orleans Scott Board of Mayor the Fair Association Gartner Fire Committee Cameron South Main Street 18Th Street Eighth Street Vaughn Manufacturing Co West Sixth Street High Garden Erwin Morgan Standard Oil Company B. A Waterworks Typewriter Culleoka L. & N. Employes B. A. Gatterfield & Co Gweedtriat
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