Johnson City editor elected magistrate in 1897
Local notes discuss Johnson City politics, naming Squire C. H. Lyle as magistrate with a majority of 11 votes. The Elk Park Mail debuts republican stance. Letters praise Lyle and critique rivals, while observers predict continued partisan maneuvering in East Tennessee.
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Landon Smalling
Mitchell County
Jnndige" Lyle
Cy Lyle
Tur Comm
Johnnon City
Herald and Tribune
Johnson City
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Memphis Scimitar
Tutt's Liver Pills Promise Natural Bowel Motion
Twenty Years Proof claims Tutt's Liver Pills keep the bowels in natural motion and cleanse the system of impurities. The advertisement asserts an absolute cure for sick headache dyspepsia sour stomach constipation and related diseases.
Politicians Debate Gubernatorial Hopefuls Across Tennessee
Tennessee newspapers discuss a suitable man to replace Gov. Taylor with many naming possibilities. Widespread talk centers on Bob Taylor and the western party faction, while editors urge a primary to let voters pick the candidate they want for the United States Senate and governor.
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Bob Taylor
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Cheese Factory Meeting at Johnson City Tenn
A public meeting for the Cheese Factory in Johnson City Tennessee is called for Saturday December 4 1807 at 2 o'clock pm. The aim is to determine quantity and price of milk to be furnished to the factory. Farmers and interested parties are urged to attend. The note also includes a roadside dispute over a local road change and promotes better roads to markets.
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