Quotations on Local Markets Quoted in Louisville and Columbia
Trade in oats hogs and cattle active with declines noted in hogs on the Louisville market. Prices listed for shipping steers beef steers fat cattle and other livestock. receipts reflect a heavy rush, while cotton goods and produce quotes follow from local firms. Cattle receipts rise and market slows. hogs lower with tops around 7.10 and lights about 6.45. sheep and lambs show slow, uneven demand amid mixed feeds and grain prices from various merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Prices and goods from farmers' buyers market
Ouiome form Ireere sacs bor Savy bese 555, line beans, Cheese-Waite Clover, Ife B. Ceustey Solhuu from farmers' bids at wholesale. Metals list includes zinc and lead with price per hundred, copper and brass categories, rubber tires, shoes at fractional cents. Quotations furnished by Louis Gerker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Gerker
Seray Iren
Fine Horsemaster Show Delights County Fair Crowd
A Thursday evening horse show drew praised attendance and a high quality display. Judges awarded top prizes to T. A. Hayes of Lynchburg in the harness classes, with strong entries in pony, saddle stallion, and barouche contests. Weather was ideal and drivers received enthusiastic applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Garden
T. A. Hayes
Lynchburg
Zulema Brownlow
J. D. McKennie
Gallatin
W. G. McAdams
Temperance groups charge poll fraud in Little Rock election
In Little Rock on Monday voters approved wet status despite anti saloon agitation. E A Tabor Arkansas Anti-Saloon League says fraud charges will be filed after gathering evidence of repeating votes and voter deportation. Donaghey leads governor race with a probable 65 000 majority amid statewide anti liquor drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
E. A. Tabor
Arkansas Anti-Saloon League
Lquor
Arkansas
Donaghey
Farmer Lives On Nine Cents A Day
Oklahoma City Sept 14 M M Wood an advocate of fresh aid argues a man can live on nine cents a day with farm products. He cites a breakfast with three cents worth of non raised items. meat and many staples he says should be raised by farmers and that meat value can be minimized by study of food values. He asserts people could live far cheaper and questions reliance on meat for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Mr. Wood
Ice Cream Supper Announced at Santa Fe Public School
An ice cream supper is set at the Santa Fe public school on September 85. Proceeds benefit school activities and there is a subscription reminder for The Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Harness horse entries and prizes in evening contests
The program lists entries and prize amounts for harness classes. Class 1 features harness ponies shown in appropriate vehicle with style and action judged, awarding 5.00, 3.00 and 2.00. Class 2 covers light harness drivers in runabout with conformity and manners judged, awarding 15.00, 10.00 and 5.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. EB
Holman
Zulema Brownlow
George McAdams
J. C. Baker
Jack Carpenter
Holmen
D. B. Holman
W. J. Lassiter
P. G. Bow Iman
J. W. Turner
Frank Wheeler
IM. B. Campbell
T. H. Sxell
J. D
Green Demon Causes Murder in Memphis Tale
Memphis, Sept. 17. Ab absinthe and cocaine, the so called green monster, are blamed for a wife killing by Moses B. Cook. He shoots his wife on a street, then tries to shoot himself. In a police cell he recalls nothing clearly, saying he might have been driven by the drink. He asks to be believed and insists he loved his wife despite the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
France
Moses B. Cook
Cook
Avon-like Avenger: mother shoots attacker in Powder Springs
In Powder Springs Virginia on September 16 Mrs. Sarah Reed formed a neighbor posse to pursue Robert Bostick, a Black man accused of abducting her 9-year-old daughter. She shot Bostick with a shotgun near a log before deputies arrived, and he was taken to Marietta to avert lynching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powder Springs
Robert Bostick
Sarah Reed
Bostick
Reed
Dean's Regulats Gently Cures Constipation
A vintage remedy claim for constipation states it acts gently, easing headaches nausea dis- tiness and weakness of bowels. The ad pitches a 26 cent price and urges readers to ask their druggist about Dean's Regulats.
Chanler Heads State Ticket
Rochester N Y September convention nominating all but one candidate by acclamation endorses Denver platform and attacks Gov Hughes administration. Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler of Duchess County named Governor nominee with John A Dix as Lieutenant Governor. Whaley Glynn and Julius Hauser renominated. George M Palmer chosen Attorney General. Phillip Farley named State Engineer over Leonard Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Hughes
Denver
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Duchess County
John A. Dix
Washington County
John &. Whaley
Martin H. Glynn
Julius Hauser
George M. Palmer
Schoharie County
Jeader
Phillip P. Farley
Kings County
Leonard C. L. Smith
Queens
Even Break in Liquor Contest in Arkansas
Incomplete returns from Monday’s Arkansas election indicate a likely larger Democratic majority, though Republican Chairman Tucker claims a 10,000 vote gain and local victories. Democratic Chairman Milwee expects the final majority to be the largest in state history, with late returns suggesting some counties show a drop for Democrats and whisky issue results near an even split in contested counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Tucker
State
Republican Central Committee
Milwee
State Democratic Committee
Atew
Man Sells Wife for 15 Dollars in Rout of Rast Street
In Cleveland Ohio a man named Michael Houssam is sought after by his wife who accuses him of selling her to a boarder for 15 dollars. The couple’s furniture was counted and piled, then the boarder paid three five dollar bills. The wife, mother of four, says he disappeared two weeks ago after summoning her to the sitting room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Michael Houssam
Rast Eighty-third Street
Houstan
South's Fine Live Stock Show at State Fair
Entries in livestock and poultry closed September with the State Fair Association strained to house them. Stable space within the grounds proved insufficient and many horses will be housed in Gerst stables outside the grounds. Most animals earned ribbons at major shows including Tennessee fairs, Newcastle Royal Show, and Northwest fairs, with some sheep champions abroad and cattle winning at Canadian fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Fair Association
Ohio River
Tennessee
Newcastle
England
Northwest
Two Year Old World’s Record Trot Set At South Side Park
Al Stanley edges the field with a 2:19 mile for two year olds on a half mile track at South Side Park, shattering the former mark. Geers Direct wins the 2:25 pace in straight heats, audience roars as the home favorite shines. A chariot race and other attractions spiced the racing program amid large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side Park
al Stanley
Stanley
Winchester Fair
Meery Houston
Geets
W. P. Woldridge
Geers Direct
Todd
Whitehad
Thomas
Billy Corbit
Ty Corbit
Hughes Again Heads Ticket At New York Convention
Saratoga N Y September 16 Gov Hughes was renominated on the first ballot with 827 votes William Barnes Jr Albany moved to make the nomination unanimous and it was done The Republican State Convention resumed after a wrinkled second day with enthusiasm Secretary of State Root received an enthusiastic reception The platform was read and endorsed of President Roosevelt and Taft drew applause and cheers when Hughes administration was endorsed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
Hughes
William Barnes, Jr
Albany
Root
Non-Resident Notice in Columbia Chancery Court 1908
The Columbia Herald publishes a non resident notice in the Chancery Court at Columbia Tennessee. Defendant E R Everett is a non resident and must appear by the third Monday in October 1908 or risk being considered in default. The clerk Akins issues the order and James A 1841 Sol r represents the complainant Malone J Everett et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Herald
AN. Akin
James A
Sol
Also Mentioned on This Page
LOGAL
Columbia, Tenn
Louieville
Hage
Quowuoug Vy Vaneuver & CO
Hyom
L. Barker
Columb. Mill & Elevator Co
Ashton& Mille
Callender & Co
Wm. Barker
Jo + Sean Co
Boston
Sagar
Ouiome
Iureere
PeSereyres T. & Hayes
Jo Baber
Gam Loyd
Jobe C. Lowell
T. & Hayes
Mt. Plewant
Winchester Stud
Gordon Topp
Ist
Winchester
D. EB. Holman
Mra
G. T. Hughes
J. A. Smith
J. C. Bowel
Gresham & Lamar
F. Sheegog
J. ©. Lowell
W. F. Barry
Jackson, Tenn
Herald
Gro
Chanler
New York
South's Fine Livestock Show
Pinto
Tia
Maxter
Malone J. Everett
Als
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!