The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-12-12


not to be individual profits for any
man or set OF men. II Is to be con.
Quoted on clean, business methods
with the necessary economy. In ad
dition to the Offices 1t is proposed
that sOcia lclub be organized for
the live stock men. This building is
to be the home of the National Jack
and Jennett Association of America,
the American Mule Association of the
L. s., the Southern or Tennessee
Jersey Cattle Club, or association the
3outhern or Tennessee Swine. or
erkshire Association, the Southern
Horse Breeders Association, the Ten
nessee Sheep Association, the Beef
Cattle Club of the South the South.
ern or Tennessee Poultry Associa-
ton, the Horticultural Agricultural,
Forfeiture and Fruit organizations
which need an organization or head
quarters. Bees and honey associa-
ton would also be appealed to,
With such an array Of organizations
all engaged in active business, the
increase in the business of both farm
and city will be great, and each and
every interest. merchant, farmer,
breeder, banker and manufactures
will reap increased trade and values.
More live stock and better live
stock" is slogan worthy the move
ment The general welfare will be
conserved and each and all are urged
10 lend their aid to it. 1t is but rea-
sonable to expect subscriptions in
proper proportion to the interest in.
volved. Five hundred citizens and
the 100000 persons engaged in the
mule and live stock business should
insure success for all The sum of
$1,000 to be used solely for the land
seems to be Insignificant compared to
the possibilities of the movement
The Jack andJennett Association is
a growing concern, solvent and
strong, while the approval given the
mule association insures a large mem,
bership and progress. The other Or
CARNATIONS are either laggard or dis,
and the erection of this
building will infuse new life and re-
newed efforts on their part. This |
building. It's many attractive features
md conveniences will be an incentive
TO progress. The entire pan, buid
ing and it's uses and its occupants is a |
common sensible business proposition |
and 1t is Columbia's great chance |
However great as has been this ia
nous county's achievements In the !
past they can be excelled.
Maury county has many distinc-
ions, among them the home of Pres |
dent Polk, and. the home OF many val |
ant soldiers and seamen, authors, |
scientists and surgeons; the home OF |
he greatest butter producing COW In |
he United States, Bisson's Belle, the |
'amous Jersey: Star Pointer, the first |
horse In the world to draw salky |
n two minutes: the home OF Taxpay-
DR., q wonderful jack and In reality "a
taxpayer" the home Of Ed Geers. |
The most accomplished and skillful
trainer Of harness horses; William
J. Webster, an accepted authority on
Jersey cattle and q man whose aid
and service are still sought by the
elading men Of the Jersey world;
John l.. Jones, the hard working law
yer, who by persistent work brought
order out of chaos in the jack bust
ness and has made a stud book Of |
world wide authority; the late j. w.
Ridley, Mr.. w. ]. Howard and the late
W. J. Moore, who were the pioneers
in the establishment of mule raising
in this country; George Sarven, In
venter Of the noted wheel of his
name, and Mr.. Sowell, the originator
Of the Lutte grape, fine fruit grown
everywhere. It is also the birthplace
md boyhood home Of DR.. Marion Dor
set, the u. 8. government chief who
prepared and successfully administer.
ed q hog cholera serum that will rid
his country of the menace and save
q swine raisers. Memorial tablets
o the great and successful men Of
xsury county viii be feature OF the
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