Smith Discharged From Hospital After Battle Injury
Edward Smith of the Cox light and infantry company Tennessee militia was discharged after more than three weeks confinement with unconsciousness. An operation removed crushed skull fragments and a silver plate was installed. Smith recovered enough to recall climbing onto a caboose to wave to his wife, and doctors expect full recovery. He is twenty three and now with his wife in Johnson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol, Tenn
Edward Smith
Cox Light and Infantry Company
Tennessee Milita
Smith
Anniston
Ala
Johnson City
Toflii
N.S. Petters
First Bricks Laid For Jonesboro Court House
Jonesboro observers witnessed the laying of the first brick on the new courthouse under construction. Master Kenneth Waller of Knoxville placed the initial brick, followed by Masters Robert May, William Pritchett, and Albert Butler Jr. Local ladies and Knoxville visitors also participated as bricks were laid and a coin was placed under the first brick by W. M. Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesboro
Court House
Kenneth Waller
Knoxville
Robert May
William Pritchett
Albert Butler, Jr
A. G. Walters
Horace Huffaker
W. ML. Lee
Notice of Estate Claim Deadline for Wm L Sanders
Notice is hereby given that the estate of Wm L Sanders deceased in the county court. All persons having claims axed against said estate must prove them on or before the eight day of August 1914 or be forever barred. August 8 1466. Sanders Xam of Estate of Wm L Sanders decd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Stewart
J.C. Thrallkill
G. W. Vennerm
Real Stata
Johnson Gig
Tennessee
Joatw
Locust Street
Jobe
Chestnut St
Wilder Addition
Firat and
Second Avenues
Carnegie Land Co
First Avenue
Third Avenues
Ad Avenue
Johnson City
Comet
Wm. L. Sanders
Meen
Averiaers
Sanders
Wmn. L. Sanders
Campball J. Kegley
J.D. Baumgardner
P. Arnott
M. Bollington
EB. P. Bryan
M. A. Carrington
A. P.cowan
Carmichael
J. H. Garvin
Ideed W. Case
Geo. C. Sells
McMillin Corrects Nashville Speech in Letter
Gov McMillin issues a note clarifying his July Nashville remarks. He rejects press distortion saying he condemns illegal whiskey selling and defends law enforcement as his duty while stressing the need to follow the law. Local ad copy touts Electric Bitters as a stomach remedy with testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Benton
T. D. Peebles
Henry
H. C. Miller
May Railroad Net Revenue Falls Per Mile in 1912 Report
The May 1912 monthly summary from the Bureau of Railway Economics shows railways earned 64,740,086 dollars in net operating revenue, down 17.25 dollars per mile from May 1911, with total operating revenues 226,109,262 dollars and expenses 161,968,677 dollars. Eastern railways saw the steepest drop, while the southern and western regions were steadier. annual comparisons also show declines per mile across eleven months of the fiscal year and five months of the calendar year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Railway Economics
Inerstate Commerce Commission
Estate administrator appointed in Campball J Kegley case
Notice sets administrator J D Baumgardner for Campball J Kegley estate. Creditors urged to present claims for probate payment. failure bars future action. August 6, 1919. Also an attachment case against W A Rohr non resident of Tennessee requires appearance before Justice P Q Miller by September 5, 1912, for ex parte proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston Hughes
Tenn
Tim
Johnson City
W. A. Rohr
Swingle Bros
Tennessee
P.Q. Miller
Justice of the Peace
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the Johnson Ity Steam Laundry
Johnson City Milk and Ice Cream Co
C. C. Cox & Sens
R. Fahrney
Faurney & Son
Hacessrown, Mo
Sparger Mills Co
Bristol, Tennessee
Valephone
Main Street
Armbrust
Parks CO
John C Mikels
Souther Railway
St. Louis
G.M. Ellis
Minorcas
S.C. R
W. C. Pruitt
Franklinton N. C
Jonesboro Court House
Pf. Q. Miller
Washington County
Mounheastle-Phiogar Hardware Co
Wesley Company
Chancery Court
Hawk of Commerce
the Wesley Company
Elf
Bank of Commerce
Tennesse
J. W. Cass
Clark
B. Miller
City of
F. A. Stratton Et al
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Southern Depot
W. B. Reynolds
Phillips Bailding
Baffalo Street
Chichester Spill
Bristol Telephone Co
HOTEL
IMP
Knoxville, Tenn
Imperial
Yours Truly
RW. Farr, Mgr
A. P. Cooper
R.A. Chadwick
Nashville, Tenn
Mmillin
HI Nashville
Millin
United States
Bristol
Swingle Brothers
Teen
Ve. J.B. Cox
Colorado
California
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Wabash
Union Pacific
San Francisco
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
A. J. Dutcher General Agent
N. 9Th St
St. Louis, Mo
Carolina, Clinchfield and Ohio Railway
Clinchfield
Altapass
Marion Thermal Bostic Spartanburg
Artpre
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Dante
Spartanburg
3. C
Carolina
Ohio Ry
Chas. T. Mandel
Hils
J. J. Campion
Mgr
Ropressionail Directory
Harry W . Cease
Krewe Bide
Main St
Residenen
Carter
W. J. Matthews, M. D
Phybiclan and
Hargeor
Ombe
Ofte
E. N. Moore Arrongey
J. R. Gardner
Arrongey Ar Law
M. Omoe
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E. B. Hensley
Lawson
Murrow
Johnson GH
Cox & Sells
Attorneys At Law
Ax Bourcrrons
Koomu-wnd
Hurrow Bil
Pave Bam W
Price Vines & Price Arronnays At Law
Wil
Tobnson City
Tenneson
A. R. Johnson Arronnay At
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Hrowe Ridg
E, GC. Williams
Arronner
Law
Axp Borterron
Craxcery
Jobanon City
E. J. Vaught
Artominy Axp Soterron Johnson
Tene
Cisine
Burrow Building
Engert @ House Co
Engert & House
Nat Hyder
Old Reliable
Planter's Hotel
W.C. Pierce Joerice
Notaur
West Market Street
Johnson Cily
Cole
Hamsoi, Beals & Dyer
F. T. Massengill
Central
Boones Creek
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