Johnson City News Briefs and Local Notices
Readable items include business ads for gasoline from Gulliver & Co and Jackson's store. Local updates mention Miss Mannie Jobson City friends, Thanksgiving at Losalum, and plans for a new bowling alley on Market Street. Also noted are a fatality, a courthouse clerk's fire loss, a New York veneer plant fire and rapid rebuild efforts by the Johnson City Foundry.
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Fasoline
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Gulliver & Co
Ewin
Berwin
J. B. Whitlow
Market Street
New York
Johnson City
Wm. E. Uptegrove & Bro
Harmon & Mercer
Morristown
Smith & Mathes
Main Street
Roan
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Lar Borne
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Richard Decker
Mabel Gildersleeve
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