Carolina Clinchfield and Ohio Railway Clinchfield Route
The Carolina Clinchfield and Ohio Railway announces the Clinchfield Route in effect May 28 1911 standard time. Through daily train service between Dante Virginia and Spartanburg South Carolina with connections to all regions. Right to vary times without notice. patrons urged to contact agents for definite information and offices in Chattanooga J Campion vice president and traffic manager Jobson City Tenn.
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Dante
Spartanburg
D. C
Carolina, Clinchfield
Ohio
Clinchfield
Chast
Mandel
Tray
Agt
Campion
Jobson City
Tenn
Blood Balm promise for skin and blood diseases
A historic advertisement touts Hownie Blood Balm B B B as a universal cure for blood and skin conditions including eczema and blood poison. It claims to purify the blood, relieve pain, and heal sores, with a dollar per bottle price and free sample offer from Atlanta makers, Want & Friberg and Miller's drug store.
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Atlanta
Want & Friberg and
Miller's
Appalachian exposition promotes conservation and wealth in southern Appalachia
The Knoxville exposition from September 11 to October 1 highlights the region’s mineral and timber wealth and advocates careful development rather than prohibition. It features elaborate mineral displays including coal iron copper and diamonds and promises high security for rare specimens while promoting regional industrial growth.
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Knoxville
Toon
National Congress
Appalachian Forestry Reserve
Western Hemisphere
Notice of Sale by City Transfer Company Partners
Notice states B S McClain and J A Hult partners dissolve the City Transfer Company and sell to RC Wolford. Creditors must present accounts by August 20 1911 and all debtors to Waldorn to settle with E S McClain or J A Huth. Dated August 1 1911.
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B.S McClain
J. A. Hult
RC. Wolford
Waldorn
McClain
J. A. Huth
Blood Purifying Bitters Promoted in 19th Century Ad
An advertisement touts Elective Bitters as a blood purifier. It claims fighting disease germs, boosting strength and nerve health, and expelling poisons from the blood. It cites a testimonial from C. T. Bu Daha of Tracy, California, and directs readers to H. C. Millers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks
C. T. Budaha
Tracy, Cal
H.C. Miller
Car Line Extension To State Normal
A large workforce is at work extending Johnson City Traction line toward the new state normal. Railway crossings arrived weeks ago and there will be no delays. Rails and poles are being laid with a siding planned for the UU de Oh railway. Poles are scattered along the route and work will move to and from the state normal before September 1.
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Johnson City Traction Company
Non-Resident Notice in Chancery Court at Johnson City
The Chancery Court in Johnson City Washington County Tennessee orders publication to nonresident defendants in two cases. A. Ponder files a bill against Vaal Saweson Lilien Lill Mary Campbell Nieswanner and N J Suwyler heirs and spouses, with unknown addresses, to appear by the first Monday in September or be confessed. The case lists hearing by Clerk and Master J W Cass and Solicitors Haat. In the second case, Tate F Barneat estate defendants Tate Dickenson administrator Tate Barneat Jr Margaret Barnest Pelly Barnest Eva Earnest are non residents. publication for four weeks in The Comet Johnson City, with appearance on the first Monday in September. Clerk and Master Narr & Burrow solicit.
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A. Ponder
Vaal Saweson
Lilien
Lill
Natit
N. J. Buwyler
Mary Campbell Nieswanner
N. Schwyler
N. J. Suwyler
Tennesse
Dobts
Mander
J. W. Cass
Clark and Master
T. Lee
Dickenson
Mike
A King Who Left Home Keeps Dr King's Pills at Home
A Buffalo man Paul Mathol- Ka says he always keeps Dr King's New Life Pills at home. The ad claims they cure constipation tea aches dyspepsia and related ailments. Available for 25 cents at Miller's.
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Paul Mathol- Ka
Buffalo
N.Y
Women
The piece extols the prominence of women's work in the Appalachian Exposition of 1911 Knoxville. It highlights the Woman's Department led by Mrs A. Percy Lockett, the diverse displays in domestic science art literature and philanthropy, and the social influence of southern women in making the exposition a notable civic and cultural event. The article praises the leadership and aims of the women's board and the broad impact on education and society.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Appalachian States
Woman's Board
South
A. Percy Lockett
Col. Tyson
Directory
Lockett
Aberdeen
The
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Thermal
Bosticium
Spartanburg Dpr
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Johnson City Steam Laundry
J. E Crouch
Sparger Mills Co
Bristol
Tennessee
Jack Daniel's
Hopkinsville, Ky
Jack Daniel
Hopkinsville
Kentucky
McClain, JA
Hope
Jesese
F.W. Hoss
Johnson Clip
Bera
Ghighester
Lapfist
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Chlchester
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Onl-Chemter
JRE
Ty the Chancery Court of
Jahnson City
Washington County
Cann
Chancery Court
Dohoson City
Ron
Arehor Et al
RW. Dickenson, Adin'r
Narr & Burrow
Ice & Coal
Fiaaah
Ric Talaga
Woman's Department of Appalachian Exposition
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Brading-Marshall Lumber CO
Schoenbrun Pure Wool Tailoring
New York
West Main Street
Telephivm
Armbrust-Smith-Parkis CO
John C Mikels
Harry W. Cease
M.D
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Math St
W. J. Matthews, M.D
Payriclan
Sunokon
Cite
Mees Nethi Malin
Jobmkon Uis
E. E. N. Moore
Arrowsey and Yoursenton
At Law
Roons
Voake National Tank Building
Jonhson City
J. R. Gardner Arronsey
Law
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Comres
E. B. Hensley
Lawren
Iter
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Johnson
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Ame
Sad
Brown Bidy Fobonun
Tennessse
C. Williams
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Jobnson City
E. J. Vaught
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Loxicrron
Tenpennee
Burrow
Allen A. Holsclaw —LawyEn
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Markey Street
Three Doore
Oret Oluss
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