Sheriff Sale at Johnson City Tennessee 1904
Public sale to satisfy judgments in the chancery court at Johnson City Washington County against Callie Farnsworth and Hattie Pendleton. The property includes multiple lots in Jobe addition and Spring Street blocks, with bids to be made July 30, 1904 at the courthouse door for cash. Sheriff Go Bropanick and Deputy I N Boma announce the levy and sale details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Washington County
Tennevrsee
Wr. P. Burch
O. BH
Jennings
Callie
Parnaworth
Pendleton
Court House
Tennessee
Callie R. Farnaworth
Hattie J. Pendleton
Ith
Tenn
Jobe Addition
Loenst Street
Coopir
Pine Street
Patton
Taylor
Noath
Spring Street
Hattie T. Pendleton
Spring
Streat
H. Jennings
Callie EK. Parveworth
Go Bropanick
I, N. Boma
Non-Resident Notice in Flora Sexton vs Sexton
Law Court notice requires John Sexton, a non-resident of Tennessee, to appear at the Johnson City court on the first Monday in August 1904 to answer a bill in the Flora Sexton case. Publication runs four weeks in Tits Coxey at Johnson City, Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh J. Sexton
State of
Tennessee
Tits Coxey
Johnson City
Gaid County
John Sexton
Court House
Lim
Foy W, Dunaway
T. A. Cox
Violent Inflammation of the Wind Pipe Warns Chicago News
The text describes a dangerous pediatric respiratory illness causing rapid onset at night and spreading from mucous membranes of the wind pipe to the larynx and bronchial tubes. It notes common remedies like Congenra n s Honey of Tar and Ballard's Snow Liniment, with a local reference to H C Miller's drug store and a social anecdote about a girl named Eve-Gracious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congren
Ballard
Sir Naest
H.C. Miller
Deng
Uncommon Wisdom and Health Ads in Johnson City Notice
A cluttered column offers Credence to Donn's Kidney Pills with testimonies from Hodges of 108 Millard Street and Patton Drug Co. promotion. It also cites various medicines, touts different cures for blood poison and skin issues, and includes a brief town note about a drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Hodges
Millard Street
Doug
Patton Drug Co
Tale
Doclara
Price
Coats Feater-Milburo Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Tale Agants
United States
Ame
Dean’s
Tale No Other
Diout Haim
Blond Balin Co
Auaala
Hoseritic
The Blues and Liver Disorder Claim
A note states that the so called Blues, or melancholy, is seldom caused by external conditions. In most cases the condition is attributed to a disorder of the liver rather than outside factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
H. ©. Miller
Draggiet
Brest
Southern Railway Excursion Tickets Cast Wide June to September
The Southern Railway offers round trip first class fare plus eight dollars with 60 days limit and possible extension for ex cnrsion tickets every Wednesday and Saturday through June to September and to Hot Springs via Rock Island Choctaw Route at one fare plus two dollars from home towns with 60 days limit. Additional low round trip rates from St Louis to Denver and Salt Lake via Union Pacific are advertised along with California sea and mountain resort mentions and a Dr Fahrney toothing syrup and One Minute Cough Cure promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
A. O
A. Bexsoren
Hot Springs
Ark
St. Louis
Denver
Salt Lake
Union Pacific
Olive Rt
Exposition Travel Rates via Southern Railway
The Universal Exposition in St Louis opens April 10 and runs to December 1. Southern Railway offers round trip tickets from listed points at set rates and limits with 10 day validity. Sample fares include Bristol Johnson City Morristown Knoxville Sweetwater Athens and others with special coach rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Southern Railway
Jipays
Knoxville
Bristol
Johnson City
Greeneville
Rogersville
Newport
Morristown
Sweetwater
Athens
Wthands
Jonesboro
Athone
Southern's St. Louis Special Headline and cars
Southern's St Louis Special runs as a solid vestibule train with elegant day coaches and Pullman sleepers. Dining cars operate on the route between Lexington and St Louis with arrivals around 4:56 p.m. in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
ST. Louis
Lexington
Tldaves Roosville
M. Artives
St Louis
Land sale ad promotes cheap farms across four states
An advertisement touts land available in Arkansas Texas Louisiana Arkansas Texas Louisiana at $5 $10 and $15 per acre. It promotes growing corn cotton oats wheat grasses fruits and vegetables with a ten month growing season. Cotton Belt contact H H Sutton D P A Chattanooga Tenn.
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Siok
Northbound Day Service to St Louis via Southern Railway
Train leaves Knoxville at 0 20 a m and arrives St Louis at 7 30 a m the route passes Harriman Lexington and Louisville. For tickets and World's Fair maps contact Southern Rail Way ticket agents O A Bexscoren Assistant General Pass Agent J L Marx District Pass Agent.
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Knoxville
St. Louis
Southern Railway
Harriman
Lexington
Louisville
Southern Rail
O. A. Bexscoren
Avs
T Gen
J. L. Marx
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Sheriff's
Law Court
Town
Flora Sexton
Mr. Staylate
Philadelphia Press
Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
LeRoy, N.Y
Fowler
Goodman
Kate
Dean
Willie Pillman
Willie
Karen von Sternburg
Am- Davindor
University of the South
Belcoming
Ermie
Hetys
Eve
Chicago News
Golightly
Cawidy
Casey
Cassidy
Palmnsy
Knox
Senate
Pennsylvania
Counter-Journal
Thomas
Chicago
White
H. ©. Muller
Tutt
Rosenblatt
O. Beneville
Buacxmay
D. P. A. Chattanooga, Tenn
California
Youemite Valley
St. Lonix
Wm, Silver & Co
ST. Louis Exposition
Southern’ Railway
Belmont
Brooklyn, N.Y
Arkansas
Texas
Louisiana
Missouri
Cotton Belt
H. H. Sutton
D. P. A. Cotton Belt
Chattanooga, Tenn
Rane Sines
Colorado
Colorado Mountains
Rob
Memphis
Rock Island System
G. E. Lee, F. D. Blackman
Little Rock, Ark
Chattanooge, Tenn
Meadquarters
Cedar Hill Nursery and Orchard Co
Winchester, Tenn
J. W. Shadow
Joe Sherfey
State Street
Bristol, Tenn
T. A. O'Donnell
Queen & Crescent
Dallas
Erry Neem Chaat Te
Shreveport
New Orleans
Ad Bo
A.D. Preemad
T. Pty
Birmingham
W. C. Rinearson, G. P. A
Cincinnati
Ayer
Buckingham
Hail Co
Hathua NM
R. H. Revdall
Dunlap
Talngovis
Kodol
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