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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1909

Page

2

Republican Nominations Reflected In Local Clerk and Trustee Candidacies

A fragmentary notice shows several Washington County posts and officials seeking Republican nomination including H. Haynes for Chancellor, a candidate for Trustee, Circuit Court Clerk, and County Court Clerk. The text notes allegiance to the Republican party and calls for voter support.

Taft Telephoned Nashville Congratulating Recipient

Narrative hints Taft spoke from Washington to Nashville to offer congratulations. The piece casually references the Copenhagen report on Dr. Cook, a personal absence, and a future explanation. It also oddly blends dinner menus and local names, ending with a toast to Mrs Eva Taylor Jobe and her family with hopeful wishes for 1910.

Sycamore Shoals King’s Mountain Eva Taylor Jobe Happy Valley

Hawkins County Man Seeks Circuit Judge Post in Tennessee

Greeneville Tenn December reports highlight R T Bowen Clerk of Washington County as a Republican candidate for Hawkins County judge in the first district race. Bowen, unknown to some, is praised as a capable lawyer with broad local support. The piece also notes other aspirants including Dana Harmon and Judge Campbell and mentions a hung jury at Union City.

Greeneville Tenn Tennessee Dana Harmon Campbell Cout R. T. Bowen Washington County Hawkins Bowen

Junior Order Banquet At Hotel Purdue

The local Junior Order council held a banquet at Hotel Purdue on Monday with over a hundred attendees. Prominent speakers included Judge Lurton and Hons D A Vines W Price and H H Dyer, while attendees praised the elaborate event.

Hotel Purdue Hensley Sepa Maude Lurton D. A. Vines Senate W. Price H. H. Dyer

Santa Claus Letters From Young Readers

Childrens handwritten requests to Santa recall Christmas wishes. Alfred Hensley asks for a tricycle wheelbarrow tools wagon and gift for his baby sister while Sara wishes stocking goodies. A boy mentions starting school in two years and Daisy Belle Burris asks for a go cart a doll and dishes.

Santa Maus Santa Sara Papa Alfred Hensley Santa Clause Daisy Belle Burris

Colored Teachers Meet in Langston School

The colored teachers of the city held their monthly meeting last Saturday afternoon in the Langston school building. Prof. J. N. Erwin presided and an interesting program was carried out with several good papers read. County Superintendent A Estes and City Superintendent T EB Uterbeek spoke, and the meetings will continue monthly with expected good results.

Langston School J. N. Erwin

Wedding of Miss Olga Perrow and Kenneth Ferguson at Walton

Walton Tennessee December 15 ceremony at Merry Chairs with Olga Perrow and Kenneth Ferguson of Bristol uniting in marriage officiated by Dr J W Perry. Maid of honor Carrie Perrow. Best man Robert Snapp. Couple to reside in Johnson City after extended eastern tour. Gifts noted.

Knoxville Journal and Tribune Pertuson Walton, Tenn Merry Chuirs Olga Perrow Kenneth Tay Ferguson Bristol Tenn J. W. Perry Morristown Carrie Perrow Robert Snapp Knoxville Health Perrow Ride Ouihe Ferguson Johnson City Southern Railway

McCrary and Bright Marry in Tean Ceremony

Dr Joe R McCrary and Miss Lucile Bright wed yesterday in Tean. The groom, once with Dr Bright in the city, now resides in Roanoke where he has taken a wife.

Joe R. McCrary Lucile Bright Chicky, Tean Dr Met Dr. Bright Roanoke

Affidavit shows Leach owed to H C Leach and nonresident defendant

The document states L A Leach is largely indebted to plaintiff H C Leach and that the defendant is a non resident of Tennessee. An attachment has been issued and levied on the defendant’s property as listed. Publication is ordered for four weeks in the Johnson City Comet to require the defendant to appear before P Q Miller on January 20, 110 to defend the attachment or proceed ex parte.

L. A. Leach H.C. Leach P.Q. Miller

Nonresident Defendants Ordered to Appear in Tennessee Suit

The court orders Martha Roberts and Henry Roberts nonresidents to appear on or before the first Monday in February, plead to complainant's petition, or default will be entered. A copy of the order is to be published in The Comet of Jolson City, Pensacola, for four weeks. December 22. Clk and Master EW Vaught Selwitor 284.

Martha Roberts Henry Roberts Jolson City Peonesee J. W. Oass

Two Republicans in Hirst circuit face challenge

A.D. Hughes asks if Harmon and Campbell are the only capable choices for the Hirst judicial circuit urging focus on broader Republican options. He notes Harmon’s eight years in office and Campbell’s sixteen years as attorney general and circuit judge, calling for a broader selection.

Comets Republican Party Hirst Judicial Circuit Harmon Campbell A.D. Hughes

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