Mountcastle Phlegar Hardware Co ad and local notices
Local brief lists Mountcastle Phlegar Hardware Co offerings brass and enamel kettles apple peelers and cider mills and warns readers about a Miller Co ad. It notes visits by Miss Helen Haynes of Bristol to Miss Delle Smith at the Soldiers' Home and social events in Johnson City and Knoxville including a house party with Dr J A Summers family and East Tenn Woman's Christian Endeavor meeting visits to Soldiers' Home and local attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Mountcastle-Phiegar Hardware Co
Helen Haynes
Bristol
Delle Smith
The
Soldiers’ Home
Mountcastle Phiegar Hardware Co
James Wright
Frank Henderson
Joe Summers
L. L. Copenhauer
Lillie Painter
J. A. Summers
Mooresburg
Raink Miller Co
W. W. Pearson
Kahn Tailoring Co
Sallie Roger
Kreiss
Knoxville
East Tenn
Woman's Christian Endevor Society
Johnson City
Soldiers
Knoxvillians
Little Miss Piper Dies at Rheatown
Sarah Rachel Piper age ten, daughter of Editor W F Piper of Limestone Enterprise and the Jonesboro Herald and Tribune, died Sunday night at her home in Rheatown from spinal trouble. Funeral held Tuesday morning conducted by Rev J A Mitchell. burial at Shilosh near Tuseu Tum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Rachel Piper
W. F. Piper
The
Limestone Enterprise
Jonesboro
Mrs J W Rogan Dies in Massachusetts Accident
Relatives announce the death of Mrs J W Rogan, wife of a former Bristol Central Baptist pastor, from a trolley car accident in Massachusetts. She and Rev Rogan, formerly of Red Bank New Jersey, were on vacation when the tragedy occurred. The body will be brought home for burial. She was aunt to Mrs C Vance of Bristol and related to the late Senator Hob Taylor and the St John families. She was sister to Henry Jackson of Jonesboro Tennessee and a native of Washington county.
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J. W. Rogan
Central Baptist Church
Bristol
Aged Woman Injured in County Accident
Sunday afternoon Mrs Isac Depew an elderly resident near this place was being taken to her son's home in a hack when the horses frightened and threw her. While aiding a young riding woman Mr Depew helped as his horses ran away overturning the hack and fracturing Mrs Depews skull. She leaves a husband and four children. funeral Tuesday at 2 p m.
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Isac Depew
Major George O'Brien Meets With Accident
George O'Brien a prosperous farmer two miles east of town met with a severe accident last Friday while bottling wine. A cork broke and a sharp end pierced his arm. He went to town for treatment and seven stitches were required to close the wound.
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George O'Brien
O'Brien
Tennessee Editors to Meet in Bristol
The Tennessee Press association will meet in Bristol August 8 for its annual gathering. Ben Haynes editor of the Claiborne Progress in Tazewell is president, KE. M. Hardy of Morristown is vice-president. The board of trade plans entertainment for visitors and expects a large statewide turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Press Association
Bristol
Ben Haynes
Claiborne Progress
Tazewell
Tennessee
KE. M. Hardy
Morristown
Board of Trade
Haynes to retire as Tazewell postmaster
Washington reports Representative Bells secured postmaster appointments including Mrs. Margaret Chambers to replace Ben Haynes in Tazewell and Maggie E. Hutchinson to replace John W. Hutchinson at Crandill. Also mentions a Texas watchdog ad offering bladder and kidney cure by mail.
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Haynes
Tazewell
Washington
Margaret Chambers
Ben Haynes
Maggie E. Hutchinson
Crandill
John W. Hutchinson
Aged Citizen Charles Leonard Found Dead In Barn
Charles Leonard 69 a prosperous farmer living at Oklona four miles south of town was found Saturday at 6 p.m. hanging from a rope tied to a joist in the barn. He had not felt well for weeks but recently improved enough to dine with his daughter Mrs. Wisenhunt. The funeral will be held from the house today after a son arrives from Atlanta. He is survived by a wife and six children. Authorities say he may have been demented and the method of securing the rope remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Leonard
Oklona
Leonard
Wisenhunt
Atlanta
Sunday Lid Bursts Over Town In Police Sweep
Chief Campbell led a Sunday police sweep closing questionable businesses. Judge Pierce handed out the limit last Monday morning in cases including Richard Still for tippling Thomas Snyder drunkenness Frank Little jewdness Charles Campbell disorderly conduct M Banguas disorderly conduct Marie Briggs and R 4B Blanning jewdness and adultery Mrs Oversby disorderly conduct.
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Chief Campbell
Pierce
Richard Still
Tippling
Thomas Snyder
Frank Little
Charles Campbell
M. Banguas
Marie Briggs
Blanning
Mrs. Oversby
Democrats Asked to Join Bull Moosers in Tennessee
Nashville July 80 A statement by State Treasurer G T Taylor on the national provisional progressive committee invites Democrats to attend the Tennessee state convention on August 2 and the progressive conventions on August 4 and 5. He says eligibility requires full Democrat alignment and no support for the current Republican governor Hooper.
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Nashville
G. T. Taylor
National Provisional Progressive Committee For
Tennessee
Chicago
Hooper
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Cumberland Telegraph Company, Inc
United States
Canada
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company, Inc
Superior and
Buckeye
Buckeye Cider
Studebaker
Brown
W. J. Barton Implement, Feed and Seed Company
Buffalo
Mountcastle
Frank Miller Company
James Barker
Henery Barker
Hugh Morison
Bristol Herald Courier
Tennessee Editors
Texas
E. W. Hall
Oliver St
St Louis
John 2. Price
Tiown St
Burke
Dove's
University of Tennessee Head of Public School System
Taree
Brown Ayers
Wesley Company
Chancery Court
Bank of Commerce
T the Wesley Company
Comet
J. W. Cams
E. Miller
Pardee Coal
Tennessee Eastern Electric Co
Lester
Cambridge
Armstrong
Concord
Braummaler
W. P. Haines & Co
Kranich & Bach
Crown
Knabe
Kingsbury
Stuyvesant Piano
Hackley
Roberston & Fuller
Upright
Kroeger
Ward
Strich & Zeidler
Haines Bros
Bristol, Tenn.va
Earl Jackson
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