Johnson City notices and local ads from the Herald Tribune
Local shoppers read about grocery deals at Jackson Grocery Co, table boarders sought, and assorted notices. Community members travel to Bristol, Gallatin, and Knoxville for visits, church and school events noted, plus a house purchase on Holston avenue and social gatherings at Roan Mountain Soldiers Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamp
Lineville
Grocery Co
Mek Fane
Jackson
Crumley
King Street
Grocery Company
Roan Mountain
Johnson City
Notice of attachment against W S Burleson in Johnson City TN
Notice of attachment in Washington county Tennessee. W S Burleson, a non resident, is indebted to the plaintiff. An original attachment has been levied on his property. Publication is ordered in The Comat for four weeks. He must appear Aug 21 1906 at P41 Miller Justice of the Peace in Johnson City to defend or face ex parte proceedings. Attorneys: Vines & Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Burleson
Ton Nience
Comat
Johnson City
Wiehington County
Tennessee
Aaid
Barleson
Weiler
Massengill
Athelvil
Miller
Justice of the Pesce
Vines & Price
State of Tennessee
Washington County
W. 8
Burleson
State of
Comet
W. 5. Burleson
Weiler-Maxsengill
P.Q. Meller
Justice of the Peace
Notice of Attachment and Supplying Proposals
Notice in The Comet Johnson City Tennessee outlines an attachment against W S Burleson non resident defendant. It also lists sealed proposals due August 18 1904 for subsistence supplies household supplies and farm repairs to Mountain Branch N H D National Soldiers Home. The notice mentions a steel range advertisement by S B White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Branch
National Soldiera’ Howe
Tenn
Peale
Divine
Death on hotel porch shocks Pineola community
Dropped dead on the Pineola hotel porch about eight o'clock Sat. evening, Charles U. Foreman died of heart failure while nursing his infant. His body was moved to Chattanooga for interment. he was an architect with Bear den & Foreman of Chattanooga and connected to Dr. O. J. Broyles. Foreman was a Knight of Pythias and Knight Templar and had ties to local figures. He leaves a wife and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles U. Foreman
Pineola
Chattanooga
Foregoun
O.Z. Broyles
O. J. Broyles
Foremann
Bearden & Foreman
Southern Methodist Church
Pythias
New State Pensioners and August Excursion Report
The Tennessee Board of Pension Examiners completed its July session adding over 250 pensioners. Names include A H Ballock Isom Blevins Mrs Mary McKamy and Mrs Susan Rogers among widows and several locals appointed to 4th and 5th class. An Excursion Bristol to Knoxville on August 10 1908 by Southern Railway for white and colored riders. Returning August 11. Also a cloudburst near Jonesboro devastates crops endangers life washing a horse into a shop and causing damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Board of Pension Examiners
A. H. Ballock
Isom Blevins
Mary ©. McKamy
Piney Flats
Susan Rogers
Blountville
J. W. Crabtree
Fall Branch
H.R. Lipps
Pinay Plats
J. W. Tay
Unicoi
Thomas C. Allen
Dishner
Bristol
G. W. Hamilton
Fordtown
Richard Miller
W. F. Torbett
Pitney Flats
Knoxville
Southern Railway
Jonesboro
McCrary
Mountcastle
Henry H. Laher Dead in Everett Pennsylvani a
Henry H Laher aged 76 died after four days illness from appendicitis in Everett Pa He served in the 19th Pennsylvania Volunteers and was wounded at Sugar Creek He married Hannah M Meyers in 1861 and leaves children Harry B John H and Mina Annie A Baptist church pillar and a G A R and Royal Arcanum member Brief funeral services and church rites were held with post and council officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John OC. Laher
Everett
Republican
Laher
Axam
Tts
Henry H. Lather
First Street
Henry Harrison Laher
Snyder County
Hannah M. Meyers
Harry B
John
Johnson City
Tann
Mina Annie
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Sugar Creek
Josiah Baughman
Tussey Council
Royal Arcanum
Baptist Church
North Spring Street
Post
Death of Mrs. E L McNees after long illness
Eli McNees mourns as his wife dies at age about a half century in the Lord's vineyard. Heart failure ends a long-feebleness. she leaves Mils McNees and five children in this city. Funeral held at home conducted by Rev. T G Davis. interment Oak Hill. Family supported by friends in sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha M. Warren
E. A. Warren
Bristol
W. P. Cronch
Mex
Eli McNees
Angel of Death
E. L. McNees
Lord's Vineyard
Mils McNees
T. G. Davis
Oak Hill
Tennessee farmer praises fertilizer performance in wheat
In a July 20 1908 letter from Talbott Tennessee a grower identifies with the Tennessee Valley Fertilizer Co thanking the firm for its product used on wheat for two years and declaring he is highly pleased and cannot need better goods. Signed KL Lismnancen.
Comic Exchanges From Distant Papers
A collage of humorous exchanges from various papers. A Kansas City Times quote questions sympathy for brain fatigue while a Chicago Tribune line jokes about train fatigue. A Yonkers Statesman quip plays on breathing through the nose and marital irony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cholly
Deetab
Chicago Tribune
Tome
Yonkers
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Brading & Marshall
Old Myrtle Street
Mre
Jennie Hale
Jackson Grocery Co
Mra
Wasrep
Ity
Mas. G. W. Sanvee
Walnut Street
B. Brown
Mike Fister
Carolton
Mins
Gaunt
J. Parka Worley
Brnt
Carson
Embreville
Herbert Knasell
KG. White
Hive Howe
Gev. W. Hardin
Indiana
D. Friberg
P. M. Ward
Unaka
W. G. Pierce
Charlie Taylor
Chackey Valley
J.P. Taylor
Hoy
Brown
Southern Presbyterian Church
Montreat
N. C
W. GC. Pierce
West Market Street
Crystal
Washington
Ton. Tl, Ni Mitchell
Pennsylvania
W. J. Coon
Daughters of the Confederacy
J. C. Love
Ella Burrow
Sophia Simpson
Chucky Valley
A.M. Mottern
A. G. Weatherly
Julinson City
Chrnnenberry
Herald‘Tribune
Mia
Re AL Wool
Jobn P. Rogan
Barak Moga
Cartera
Sville
W. P. Artz
Ol Fort
N. 1
GT. Arte
Fries
Geo. M. Hyder
Holston Avenue
Diecree
Hippodrome
Todge E.T. Sanford
East Tennessee
Jouhon Caldwell
Hon
Shelton
J.P. Ewingie
Greeneville
Thorn
Masic
J. J. Paul
East Main, Cor, Roan St
Dr. McDonald
W. 8. Burleson
Brute
Tennester
University
Snoxville
Diuraweusi
D. J. McDonald
Uuoeda
Pinola
Hippoidrome
Farmora & Merchants’ Bank
J. F. Arnold
D. Henley
N. Dobson
J. B. Kimnery
J. H. Lipton
T. A.W. Rewine
J. A. Shanks
Mitchell
W. O. Nelson
W. P. Smith
Thad A. Cox
Commercial Univ
A. R. Johnson
Marion
L. A. Crouch
Boones Creek
L. A
Crouch
Ging
Christain Church
Sullivan County
New State Pensioners
Henry H. Laher
John C. Laher
McHinery
Genowee Pure Food Co
le Roy
Trinity Park School
Eest
H. M. North
Treham, W
Blue Ridge
John Sevier Lodge No. 59, K. of P
Carolina, Clinchfield and Ohio Railway Company
Altapass
Market St
Summers-Parrot
Barton-Mountcastle
Sterchi Furniture Co
City Drug Store
Miitiumi
Raat
Kansas City Times
Chicago News
Court House
W.N. Wanirn
D. M. Ge
Studebaker
O. K
Barton-Mountcastle Home
Johnson City, Tenn
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