Nolichucky Jack Sevier and Katherine Sevier Monument Tale
A Knoxville courthouse yard hosts a tall white obelisk honoring John Sevier and Catherine Sevier with inscriptions recounting Sevier as Tennessee founder, Franklin governor, and frontier hero. The article traces their lives from Virginia origins through Watauga settlement, Revolution service, and reinterment of their Alabama tombstones.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
John Sevier
the Republic
Franklin
King’s Mountain
Katherine Sherrill Sevier
Benny Kate
Ennessee
North Carolina
John Névier
Sussellville
Ala
Feauliersimma
Ioncer
Sevier
Gunny Kate
Alabama
Catharine Sevier
Lagenot
Nayier
Millerstown
Shenandoah County
Watauga
Old Southwest
Republic
Watsuga
James Robertson
Dunmore
Nolichucky Jack and Benny Kate in frontier siege tale
The tale recounts Nolichucky Jack Sevier defending a Watauga fort during a 1784 siege with Benny Kate, Katherine Sherrill, and bold frontier action. It links their romance to Sevier’s leadership in Cherokee wars and the Revolution, noting his rise to governor and long service while the couple’s legend endures in Tennessee history.
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Watauga
Sycamore Shoals
Nolichucky Jack
Benny Kate
Sevier
Geonostota
Atlantic Seaboard
Colonel Ferguson
King’s Mountain
Cornwallis
Jahmson City
Tennslands
Lever
Campbell
Shelby
Great Smitties
Yorktown
North Carolina
Franklin
Melchucky Jack" Sevier
East Tennessee
Commonwealth
Morgantown
N. C
trans-Allegheny
Tennessee
Congress
Alabama
Wyoming News Highlights From Fremont to Goshen County
Reports detail cattle brand inspections in Fremont County and fatalities from wrecks, drowning, and wild river crossings across Wyoming. Old Settlers reunion planned for Goshen County with events. University summer school draws hundreds of interstate and in-state students. Aero Oil Company sale transfers to Midwest Refining. Auto license receipts up, beating last year. Legal ruling on Holly Sugar Co. injunctions in Torrington area. Various notes on wool growth, range conditions, lambing, and stockmen seeking tariff support. Sheep counted entering forest. grazing period set. Goshen farming conditions praised with hopeful crops.
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F. R. Wethervee
Minneapolis
Mabel Link
Eugene
Ore
Custer Battlefield Highway
Gillette
H. Castor
Platte Hyer
McKinley
Cassa
Grendo High School
Bullcreek
Christ Deshaw
Crowheart
Charles Stagner, Jr
Burris
Goshen County
Torrington
University
Aéro Oil Company
Cheyenne
Midwest Refining Company
Midwest
Leslie A. Miller
Aero
Wyoming
Midwest Company
W. I. Tidball
Holly Sugar Co
Holly Co
Yellowstone Park
Dwight Fisher
Converse County
A. E. Hyde
Beeen Wamsutter
Cokeville
A. Yass
University of Wyoming Agronomist
Washington
Vass
Senate
Wyoming Stock Growers Association
Wyoming National Forest
Lincoln
Subletta
Sweetwater
Goshen
H. 8
Kirk
Clock returns a misbehaving timekeeper note
A customer returns a clock claiming it does not keep correct time. The seller replies it is a good timekeeper and that a small hen is up at four with the clock striking twelve while it remains nine o'clock.
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Olere
Bayer Aspirin Relief For Aches Pain And Doubt
Bayer Aspirin quickly relieves headaches neuralgia neuritis rheumatism and lumbago without harming the heart. Widely sold by druggists with directions for various uses. The Vital Question notes Mrs Benham’s disappointment in love and a besought worry about a man named Benham.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Promised Anti Acid Relief
An advertorial опис promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a quick neutralizer of stomach acidity. It claims one spoonful neutralizes large amounts of acid, relieves gas and sourness, and sweetens the whole system. It notes suitability for children and availability at drug stores.
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Penremony
Jack and
Sonny Kate
Bonny Kale
Katherine Sherrill
Katherine
Lagan
Fort
Bnnd
John Seviar
Ted
West
Benny Kata
State News
Harges
Fremont County
Lysiig
Chicago
Oise
Phillips
Magnesia
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