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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1914

Page

2

Primary by First District Republican Executive Committee

Greenville Tenn August 23 The First District Republican Executive Committee met to act on the September 6 primary. With Shipley committee withdrawal, procedures were set for candidate qualification by August 28 and a contingency to declare nominees if only one candidate qualifies. The body spoke on joint agreement repudiation, primary board duties, and rules for contest resolution and conduct of the election in Greeneville.

Greenville Tenn Republican Executive Committee Johnson Shipley Committee Republican Congressional Executive Committee Progressive Republican Congressional Executive Committee J.B. Biddle J. B. Biddle Shipley Biddie Bam R. Sells Congress Bhipley Committee Greeneville Sam R. Sells J. ©. Biddle Republican Party Walt J. E. Biddle

Watauga News Briefs From Local Community

Local items recount visits and departures of residents in Johnson City area. Julia Daniels injured by a horse near home, Dr. J. W. Wallace attending. Various residents visiting relatives in Charleston Bluff City and Carter Addition Johnson City. A 105 year old Mrs. Sallie Cade dies, funeral at Monte Vista Cemetery.

Mra Jamea Blevina Anton Peathers Charleston Julia Lizzie Daniels Boring Julia Daniels Here J. W. Wallace W. D. Lyon Frank L. Lilly Bluff City William Fox Carter Johnson City Mary Bahr Afton J. C. Robertson Henry McNeese Dean Gibson Drew L. Haynes Persia Tenn James Sherfey Bristol W. T. Scott Marion L. H. Hodges B. N. Edwards Alma Lee Jonesboro L. H. Hendrix Hal Piney Flats Watauga Sallie Cade Tennessee Salle

Forest plan to replant denuded East Tennessee hills

A Tennessee state project at the capitol copies land grants to map East Tennessee from 200,000 acres under purchase contract. Attorney Harry Swan Jr of Bristol and forester 2 P Bushnell will locate grants, resolve title questions, and guide protection and reforestation efforts across nine million acres of Appalachian lands.

Nashville State Capitol East Tennessee Harry Swan, Jr Bristol Department of Agriculture Washington P. Bushnell Dows Robinson William Christian Sam Sayane Swan Robert Quarles Capitol Robert Lyon East Tennessee Greenouille

Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Quick Cold Relief

An old advertisement warns that summer colds threaten lung trouble and consumption and touts Dr King’s New Discovery as soothing antiseptic relief. It claims rapid cough and cold relief and urges immediate purchase at $1.00, with a money back guarantee.

Rey Dr. King Dr. King’s

Political rhetoric and local notices mix in Stuart Hill report

A local column critiques candidates and political tactics, notes attendance at a Stuart Hill camp meeting, mentions Miss Hassie Garber visiting Bristol and Erwin, records the Henry Hoss estate sale with good prices, and reports illness anecdotes including tuberculosis in Mrs. EB. Miller and Mrs. Keplinger. The piece closes with an ad for Dr King’s New Life Pills.

Stuart's Hill Hassie Garber Bristol Erwin Henry Hoss Shipley Roosevelt Sella Sells Kirkpatrick Msg Jonesboro Hoss Miller Col. Hoss John Will Keplinger Hampton Carter County Keplinger Bradley

Local items mix of mills mishap and community notes

A Dry Creek mill collapse triggers fear of panic though capacity listed at 200 to 600 tons daily. Reports describe local workers Buster McCall and Theda Brown home with dull work and a sore arm respectively. North Sea mining advances and Will Reed as a rising auctioneer surface amid regional chatter. Also mentioned are Judge N. Harris’s gubernatorial bid and the burial of Tou Henry near Conkling in Cherokee Cemetery.

Fort Com Wade Failier Dry Creek Buster McCall Theda. Brown Southern Railroad North Sea Will Reed Hsg Nin

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