Patterson Pardons Volunteers in Tennessee and Rail Expansion
Governor Patterson pardons eighteen soldiers from the penitentiary and announces Southern Railway’s rapid equipment expansion with fifty locomotives and two hundred cabooses to strengthen passenger and freight service while Adjutant General Brown inspects lands for a permanent rifle range near Knoxville and reviews Third Tennessee Regiment readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway Company
Frovernor
Tally Brown
Patterson
Knoxville
Third Tennessee
Brown
Dick Law
Andes' Great Oil Promoted for Home Emergencies
An old advertisement touts Andes' Great Oil as the reliable home remedy for headaches earaches cramps and sprains. It claims fast relief within minutes, combines dosage guidance, and urges purchasing via Ward & Friberg with a fifty cent price or three for $1.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward & Friberg
Non-Resident Notice in Gott v Gott Chancery Case
Non-resident defendants in the Gott estate suit are ordered to appear before the Clerk and Master at Blountville Tenn by the first Monday in September 1907 to defend or have the bill confessed. Publication in The Comet Johnson City is required for four consecutive weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Gott
Nancy Gott
Chancery Court
Blountville
Tenn
Sullivan County
State of
Tenessee
Towit
Melissa Easley
Banband
Wilburney
Kaneas
Maggie Stair
Nathan Stair
Virginia
Thos, Gott
David Gott
George Gammon
Sarah Gammon
Sue
Busband
Annie Belle Cartright
Richard Cartright
John G. Pence
Mollis Pence
Illinois
Thomas Gott
Hannah Edgeman
Jessie Gott
Eliza Young
Sarah Johnson
Elizabeth Nelms
Sue Hawley
Will Hawley
John Hawley
William G. Hawley
West
John G. Gott
Lot
Gott
Comain
Johnson City
Washington County
Tennessee
Blount Ville
Haven' Cross Roads and Local Notices in 1907
A mixture of community jots from Johnson City Tennessee including hay and threshing, fruit scarcity, local residents like Wm Phillips and Ed Bradley, and a notice about Improvement District No 4 proposing street work on Roan Street and Watauga Avenue. Also reports on a remedy advertisement and a governor pardoning thirty-seven convicts with details on the ages and illnesses of some inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comet
Phillips
Jonesboro
Ed Bradley
Johnson City
Tn Re
Recorder's
Tennessee
Iprovements
Roan Street
Southern Railway
Watauga Avenue
Boone Street
Few Street
E. E. Exiawonrn
Moore
Thomas Hawes
Patterson
Walter Hale
Wm. Phillips
Frank Middleton
Cir
Bank Bradley
Ethel Good
Also Mentioned on This Page
O. B. Lyle
Ldlier
HAY Thursday
Johnson My
Williams
Vardaman
Mississippi
Gov. Folk
Missouri
Nashville
Penama Canal
Gov. Patterson
John D. Rockefeller
Landis
John D
Orchard
Fraternal Bulletin
Haskiel H. Dyer
Robert L. Fine
Educate
J. W. Armstrong
Tennessee School For the Blind
Tennesee
N. J. Purazars
A. B. Wutraasan
Waterman
Tion
of Real Service
Main
WM. Silver & Company
Everett Whitaker
Nat Whitaker
Bob Mathes
York County
Deattsox
Spring Grove
York
H. ©. Miller
Trinity College
Horr Department Y Cotngiam
Srucdinate
Buypinocettiy
Lew
Kaatye
Department of Law
D. W. Newson
Durham, North Carolina
Seteeatau AE Urea Atul
Patton Drug Co
Ili
Mwa
Golden
Sparger Mills Co
Bristol, Tenn
R. E. Bayless
West Main St
Sonool Boubes
Navidera
Ideal Building Livce Company
Tern
Barton Mountcastle
N Dw. Co
R.C. Hunter
Unaka National Bank
City National Bank
Spring Street
Brown Block
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