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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1907

Page

5

Opening of Maury County Horse Show Brings Beauty and Skill

The Maury County Horse Show opened with a stunning display of equine grace and feminine costumes at South Side Park. Notable attendees and drivers, including Mrs. J. W. Love and Mr. John Trotwood Moore, filled the boxes as judges awarded cups and ribbons across classes for best gentleman driver, lady driver, harness horses, and similar events, in a night praised for style, music, and lively social scenes.

Gowheg Maury County South Side Park Betas Armphitheatre Willams Aia J. W. Love Élangen J. D. Me Kontmle Gresham & Lamar J. D. Me‘Romine Mem Campbell Clantea Gome John Trotwoot Moore W. P. Erwin van Leer Poly Darkin John D. McKemmie R Shearer Wiliams Bower Chime Campbell H.W. Thomas Smith Thorne George Maehos, Jr Alife Kittrot A. Smith Verry Iver Cup M. Wiiberge Ile J. A Smith Gevern Mra EB. Brittain Joe W. Love Kate Lowell W. H. Jones Mrx Ane Demon Colombia W. £. Brittain William Bheegee William Shawnee J. D. McKemmle T. A. Hayes Geo /T. Hughes, Jr F. R. Sheegoes A. M Robert McAdams Clem Campbell Spring Hill Columbia N. H. Gamble H. A. Brown B. W. Carmack Df Brownlow Ernest McLemore Missey Imogene Bartow Marie Brownlow William Byans Fem Sheewog Sheegog William Evans Alice McKay Roberts Memphis Mieg Annie Turener W. T. Perry Thomas Nélaph Jones Anderson Tia Mr. Jno Eurgene Pillow Nell Tanner Sara Magruder Ghos. Parker Martin Parker Eugene Long W. J. Webster,Sr Moxara High Joe Webster van Leer Pork Kitchen New York A.B. Harlan Annie Porgey Sara Cochran Joe H. Ye G.A. Farmer W. P. Woldridge George P Martin W. B. Capers H. ©. Fulton Gurston Jones Mina Leah New Port Ark HD. Rubin Mary Watkins Mies Lucy Williamson W. &. Warfield Julia Warfelh W. H. Jonen Birmingham Mire W. L. Smith Nashville Ray Shelton Fayatteville Geo. T. Hushes Will Darden Turnersvile Ino T. Wooten Geo. T. Hughes, Jr Janes Wooten Mary Dale Picuers BR. Farrell Alice Black Carl Atkinson Tors Cecil Andrews Hastings Mijas Alice Lanter Hontevils Lia Malone Tuscumbia Mora Parise Saison Mary Wile Charlotte Marlen Minn Addie Ratney William Meming L. Hickman Claming Af Hill Billy Maud J Webster Witetary Matle Gracey Nets Bitty Downing Ti Bere Bessie Paller Chele Billy Fie Impty Alex McKay Fayetteville Ada McKay Duplex John Shelton Geo. G. Siles Opal Wilson Ogle Mary Hammond Jack J. M. Whitney Macon Tree Tucker Leola Miller Lady Cason Beausant Jobo Hull Marfam Turk Jack Watson Chafig Bros Hal Chaffin Ethel H Louise Brown Hunter Douglas Chattanooga Johnny Dobbs New Purchase Carnival R. M. Williams Co‘jumble Idle Hour Stock Farm Mr. Willams Wouth Jule BR. H William Williams Huntsville Atlanta Athiane Anglia Angelina Pacer Prinycipla Prince of India Albar Alliewood Wilson Abeel General Lee Winener Mary Lee Rex Donovan Rex McDonald George Rex Rex Bernard Grafert Gratton Will Polk Ashwood Princess Speers Gambetta Wilkes Major Ward Weaton Bells Glad Bells Admiral Evans Kenston Lord Robert Lord Allerton Sallie Brown Nuthunter Lander Bourbon Porto Rico Barnes

Committee Form Tennessee Home Comers Welcome

Governor Patterson selects statewide general reception committee for the Tennessee home coming during state fair week. Members include U S Senator Robert L. Taylor as chairman and 40 plus distinguished Tennesseans from Nashville, Mor gan Fitzpatrick of Gallatin, Austin Peay of Clarksville, and others tasked with greeting returning citizens at the fair grounds and a Wednesday evening reception in Davidson County.

M. R. Patterson Tennessee Davidsob County Patterson United States Robert L. Taylor Tom Hutchison John Rust W. G. Black Leland Hume E. L. McNeilly Maj E .B. Stahlman G. Douglass A. A. Neil W. C. Tatum B. W. Buttorff Campbell Pilcher Nashville R. A. Bartlett Cedar HN Morgan Fitzpatrick Gallatin J. Parks Worley Blair City W. M. Brandon Dover W. A. Carter Paris Smagging Jackson

Tuesday's Races Highlight Fast Pace and Wide-Open Finishes

The Fair Tuesday racing program delivered above average competition with wire-to-wire heats and quick times. Pearl Hal won the 2:00 pace, 2:40 trot races saw multiple winners including Dr Jack and Mary Gracy, while other events featured lively finishes and a four-heat midget race deciding the winner. Race officials listed include Presiding Judge Walter Woldridge and starter Frank D. Puller.

Pearl Hal Vee Jak Granbery Maid Buntee Dr Jack Graft Mabel Guard Mary Gracy Brown Hal-McEwen Abeell Lord Strataterry Strataberry Thommby May Bryant Harrison Mable Guard Rose Higgins B. H. Grattan Whitney Say Morse Billea Athiane W. P. Worsey Carnival Marin Bird Audge Walter Woldridge Mr. Gee Campbell Brown Allen Campbell W. T. Chaffin Frank Wheeler Frank D. Puller W. P. Erwin Léalie N. Bimme

Carolina Rate Case Heard in Supreme Court

The Southern Railway appeal over a $30,000 rate fine for selling tickets above 24.5 cents faced the North Carolina Supreme Court. The railroad argues federal courts have jurisdiction and voids indictments if state penalties overstep due process. State contends state courts retain jurisdiction and criminal enforcement cannot be overridden.

Raleigh N. C Southern Railway Supreme Court Southern Peteral

Fair opens with parade of mules and show horses

Three thousand people attend the opening of the county fair featuring Tennessee mules, stallions, and show horses. Prominent Elks and Marshall county guests join a barbecue while exhibitors from multiple counties display robust mule and horse entries, drawing large crowds and praise for the season’s best livestock exhibit.

Howard Trepy Bander Lee Marshall Praskie and Moore Elka Craig Lewisburg Franklin Bedforg Mooreonyay Association

Columbia Institute Address Emphasizes Teachers Over Buildings

A speech at Columbia Institute stresses that bricks and mortar cannot educate. A teacher’s influence surpasses material wealth, citing Socrates, Christ, Garfield, and the idea that education builds society. The speaker calls for strong teachers and "new women" dedicated to lofty aims, urging readers to value enduring ideals. The Herald subscription is noted.

Socrates Christ James A Garfield Mark Hopkins Arthur

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