Death of Mrs. No 1 Moe Ouchren in Harrisburg
News reaches Johnson City of the death of Mrs. No 1 Moe Ouchren at her Harrisburg home on Tuesday April 1st. The obituary notes she was sister to W. T. Mitch and W. S. Mitch and mentions local residents and ongoing city news, including appointments, visits, and civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Moe
W. T
Mitch
Trice
G. T. Limerly
City
W. DP. Harrie
Maryyillethin
J. W. Cos
U. S. Volunteer Army
Porto Rico
Watauga Avenue Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Es Church
Cox
Uness
Sam
Elizabeth Hoppar
T. J. Base
M. E. Ghar Sonth
Tutt's Liver Pills Advertises Health Boost
An ad proclaims Tutt's Liver Pills as a universal remedy for disease and digestive issues. It touts action against sick headache dyspepsia sour stomach malaria constipation jaundice and bilious troubles. The copy asserts life renewal and gratitude from a user in Platte Cannon Col utt's Liver Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutt
Dr. Tutt
Fairleigh
Platte Cannon
Colutt
Time to Think Largest Stock Shown at Low Prices
Time to Think invites shoppers to view a vast stock of fabrics including American Ginghams in good to best grades with prices from 6 to 15 cents per yard Foreign Ginghams start at 85 cents per yard and up Piques and Ducks for skirts and outings run 10 cents to 80 cents Organdies Batiste Dimities Pereales all the new popular fabrics offered at lowest possible prices for equal quality
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batiste Dimities
Pereales
Chattanooga Weekly Times
Ren Pires
Chattanooga
Tenn
Death of Mrs Ruby Vines shocks Hart and nearby readers
The notice reports the death of Mrs Ruby Vines wife of Rev W M Vines in Asheville on the 12th inst. Interment is planned for Limestone Friday. The article notes her being the eldest daughter of Mrs W Painter and sister of Mrs T A Cox, with relatives recently visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Ruby Vines
Neo Painter
W. M. Vines
Asheville
Mra. Vines
W. '. Painter
T. A. Cox
Limestone
Prices Interest You Umbrellas For Commencement Time
An advertisement touts durable fast black umbrellas at 39 cents each. It claims early preparation and a complete line for commencement time, emphasizing ready stock and full coverage of needs for the event.
Ill and recovering Lieut Sam Kirkpatrick at quarantine
A report notes Lieut Sam Kirkpatrick is improving in ill health and not in serious condition. He is with the Fourth Tennessee regiment in quarantine but plans to return home when the regiment is mustered out. The item mentions torpid liver and remedies, with other local notices and ads woven through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Kirkpatrick
Tennessee
Circuit Court Doings and Plan for Bradley County Roads
Circuit court is in session at Jonesboro with dispatch. Docket news includes many disposals such as nol pros on several cases and a murder verdict later ordered a new trial. Bradley county to issue 100000 in bonds to build railroads, with surveyors and bidders, and work to start simultaneously. Royal Baking Powder ad claims expansive newspaper reach. Cuban independence efforts noted. Dr Miles’ Nervine mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesboro
State
G. M. Bitner
Houston
State Ve
Forest Deavenport
Arthur Cox
State Va
Sam Good
Gua
Kyle
Will Shepherd
Charlie Wheeler
Aleck Rosa
Bradley County
Anid Court
New Bank Building To Replace Unsafe Corner Structure
The corner of Main street and the public square in Jonesboro will see the old bank building torn down and a new one erected. Owned by the Jonesboro Banking and Trust Company, it has long been deemed unsafe and its removal is welcomed. Architect Charles Poreman of Knoxville is in the city drafting plans for the replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CaLwourta
Synur Co
Canmornian Fie S
California Fig Syrup CO
GAN Yrancteco
Louisviler
New York
All Druggista
Faw
Market Street
Main Street
Public Square
Jonesboro Banking and Trust Company
Chas. Poreman
Knoxville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jackson's
Kingan’s
Remine
Chas & Sanborn
Ros
Remine & Co
Jellico
Pine Mountain
P. O
Covington
Allen
Japan
Ovileabe Amit Dlen
Vinost
Cincinnati
Oli
Tain
Urrucnoye
Louisville
Henry al Company
A. A. Pearce
Memphis
B. Russell
Mabel Wopper Fe
Mrs Hayward
Newport
Mra. P
G. TH. Nimson
Cranbarry
Cwan
HG. Lyle
Bristol
B. H. Seueker
J. W. Cox
Will Hart
Roan and
Myrtle Streets
Gov. McMillin
R. A. Hunter
Johnson City
Rev. Jno, R. Herndon
R. A. Wood
Chas. $. Mason
Geo. B. Parker
Charles Moore
Athens
Lena
E. M. McLaughlin
Hart
Spring and
Cherry Streets
J. P. Smith
John Bowman
Johnson County
McElwee
Wyman
Jas
A. Martin
Harry Murphy
Knoxville Sentinel
W. 5. Mitchell
Jas. A. Martin
Jan. St. John
Boston
Landon White
R Doak
Irene Martin
Free Hill
Lizzie Anderson
Unicui City
Lynnie Hahn
Buthlo
J. R.taylor
Holston Avenue
Chas
Flaas
Rele
J. Broyles
Gabe C. Harris
Brewning
R. I. Davidson
Twin City Printing Co
William Thas
Middlesboro
Williams
Morristown
Will
C. Williams
Board of Trade Meeting
Board of Trade
Col
FE. C. Reeves
W. J. Sprones
Sec'y
Yours
J. W. Cass
Wearsay
Mia
Drane
Oriinal Detroit Star
S. B. White
Hart and
Hart & Houston
Béboy
W. K. Martin
Sam’s Latture
M. B. Martin
Latture
California Pig Syrup Co
Andy Cathartic
India
Elamamar Paint
Ward & Friberg
Bee-Hive
Hood
Chamberlain
Isis
Lowa
Lowe
John Scott
Cherokee
Fie
John Stack
Senate
Seville
Sey
Cor
Main and
Spring St
Armbrust, & Smith
Tabouret
Armbrust & Smith
Royal Baking Powder Company
Comex
United States
Miles’ Nervine
Grip
Favor Ender
S Fe Bos
Ralph Saeeonbea
Ama
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!