Short Course in Agriculture Opens at Court House
The first session of a two day agricultural short course in East Tennessee was held in the Munsey Memorial Church basement with Professors Keffer, Phillips and Coleman leading discussions on strawberry and corn cultivation, seed selection, soil fertility, and home grounds improvement. Attendance is strong, with farmers from six counties, and plans for good roads and more lectures are outlined for the week.
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Upper East Tennessee
Munsey Memorial Church
Chas. Kelfer
Adams Phillips
Chas. E. Coleman
Coleman
Keffer
Phillips
Washington County
Johnson City
East Tennessee
Normal School
Institute
Gildersleeve
Horton-Gildersleeve
Court House
Phil S. Taylor
Apt. J. J. Marshall
E. L. Anderson
Rees and Prefs
Keffer and
Philips
Mr. Coleman
Kelfer
Seasion
Bix
Washington
Greene, Sullivan
Unicoi
Carter
Johnson
Mary Temple
Knoxville
Tenn
Miss Temple
O. P. Temple
East
Tennessee
Judge Temple
Greene County
Washington College
Jonesboro
Prof. Phillips
Paul. Taylor
Alonzo Stout
W. F. Carter
Joe Miller
Mr. Hashberger
Me. Anderson
Charles F. Carson
Prof. Barnes
Jacob
Barnes
Paul Ti
Wolfer
Cardol praised by Kentucky reader for relief of female troubles
A Terrible Picture of Suffering from Crotan Kentucky reports Mrs M G Mewiroy writes from Clintan that after years of female troubles she could not eat or stand, but a week of Cardol therapy brought improvement. The letter claims Cardal provides relief and urges others to try Cardal today for relief from female weakness and disease.
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Cardal
Funeral of C. M. Morrell in Munsey Memorial Church
The funeral for the late C. M. Morrell was held at two o'clock yesterday afternoon in Munsey Memorial Church conducted by Rev. B B Vaught. Interment followed at Oak Hill by the Odd Fellows.
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GM. Morrell
Munsey Memorial Church
B .B. Vaught
Oak Hill
The
Odd Fellows
Can't Get Away to Marry You Today in Dublin
Dublin Ga Dec 28 While Collier Walker of Atlanta and guests waited for his bride elect Miss Olive Leonard a telephone message from Wrightsville said she had married Thomas Beall of Dublin Beall was to have attended the wedding and had secured Walker's license days earlier at Walker's request.
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Dublin
Collier Walker
Atlanta
Walker
Olive Leonard
Wrightsville
Thomas Beall
Beall
What the kidneys do and Doan s Kidney Pills ad
Blood passes through the kidneys every three minutes and they filter waste day and night. Healthy kidneys remove about 500 grains of impure matter daily. unhealthy kidneys leave some waste in the blood causing backache headaches nervousness dry skin gout and other ailments. Mrs Ella Moore of Johnson City Tennessee testifies Doan s Kidney Pills relieved backache from kidney trouble and another family member was rid of back lameness after taking Down s Kidney Pills. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States Remember the name Doan s and take no other.
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Ella Moore
Market St
Johnson City
Tenn
Dean
Whitehouse Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Aore
United States
Doan
Red Hummer Train Hits Freight Caboose Near Farber
Three trainmen were killed when Chicago and Alton No 9 known as the Red Hummer struck a freight train caboose that failed to clear the main track near Farber Missouri. The passenger train departed Chicago for Kansas City and none of the passengers were injured.
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Chicago & Alton
Farber
Help Wanted Man Finds Aid in Electric Bitters
J. F. Boyer of Fertile, thirty, sought help for backache nervousness loss of appetite and kidney disorders. He says five bottles of electric bitters wholly cured him and now he feels for others. Also useful for liver trouble dyspepsia blood disorders female complaints and malaria. Sold at H. P. Miller's.
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J. F. Boyer
H. P, Miller's
Tannery resumes at Watauga amid town news
Watauga Tenn December 27 tannery at this place blew its whistle last Monday morning for the first time in many months. It provides work for many men and residents are glad it has resumed. Local updates include illness of J B Range and pneumonia, la grippe cases, family travels, Christmas activities, and visits among residents.
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Watauga
Tenn
J.B. Range
Anna Belle
Reynolds
la Grippe
Gaines
Warner Mahoney
Milburntown
Stev
John Mahoney
Mr. Mahoney
Wm. B. Reynolds
Marjorie
Bristol
Geo. Persingier
Evhel Dempsey
Johnson City
Aunt Lottie Crumley Remembered As Mountain Spirit
Obituary notice honors Aunt Lottie Crumley of Knoxville and Bristol noted for vivid reminiscences of pre and postwar life. Described as a knowledgeable, entertaining storyteller with ties to prominent families, she lived a long, full life and rests after years of awaiting final reward.
Society News and Socials Highlight Local Visits
Society figures M. I. Gump and family plan a Florida visit in a few days. Mrs. J. A. Cargille hosted an informal at home with three tables of 500 and a dainty salad course. The Watauga German club held a dance at Hotel Purdue with the Jackson Orchestra, dancing to midnight and punch served.
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M. I. Gump
Watauga
Hotel Purdue
Jackson Orchestra
Aunt Lottie White Dead at 89 in Elizabeth ton
Mrs Lottie White known as Aunt Lottie died Tuesday afternoon at Elizabeth ton after a long city life. She was 89 and long surviving widow of Jesse White. Former Hickey, she was eldest of a large family with a brother L M Hickey of Whiteville Mo and sisters Mesdames L C Wright and William Dinwiddie among survivors.
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Lottie’ White
Elizabethton
Jesse White
L. M. ‘Hickey
Whiteville, Mo
Mesdames LC. Wright
William Dinwiddie
Interest in the Caucus for 62nd Congress January 19
Washington reports the forthcoming caucus of Democrats elected to the 62nd Congress will feature 81 new members among 228 eligible delegates. New York supplies the largest share with 26 of 37. several states now without Democrats will join next session. Also notes on sprained ankles and Chamberlain’s Liniment as a remedy.
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Washington
House
New York
California
Connecticut
Maine
Michigan
Rhode Island
West Virginia
Fusionists Gather for Nashville Conference This Friday
Fusionists will convene in Nashville Friday afternoon or night for a key conference. The meeting aims to canvass the entire situation, decide on organization, discuss elective offices, and outline actions. It may influence future legislation ahead of an early Monday opening.
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Nashville
Inspection at Sawtelle Calif Veterans Parade Fallout
The Sawtelle Enterprise reports Col W E Elwell conducted a thorough inspection at the L Cal National Home with full dress veteran in line, horses and vehicles reviewed on parade field. Visitors watched as elderly residents, some past seventy, marched for display amid complaints about the exhibition.
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Sawtelle Enterprise
L.cal
W. E. Elwell
Pacific Branch
Daily Press
Enterprise Office
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C. M. Morrell
Mt. Aetna
Paris
Naples
Nille
Hed
Kansas City
Chicago
Porter Allison
Margie Lynn
Christine
Piney Flats
Barsha Dempsey
Turkeytown
Christian Church
H. T. Campbell
Faitha
Straw Plains
Campbell
J. J. Range
Blanche Robertson
Claude Warren
Ethel
Wat. Lacy
W. B. Reese
Christos
W. B. Reynolds
E. B. Smalling
Biian Plains
Cassie Hodge
Piney Vints
A. J. Fethers
Alex. Shell
Fayette Humphrey
Clinton
Bert Smalling
Birmingham
Alm
Davii Humphrey
Eagar Robertean
Texas
Calvin
Tomie McFall
B. D. White
Turcuiin College
Crumpacker
Missouri
Virginia
Iowa
North Carolina
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Kansas
House Census Committee
Burleigh
Langley
Sleep and Hay
Murphy and Hamlin
Moorehead and Godwin
Patterson
South Carolina
Lealers
J. A. Cargille
iClub
Lottie White
Terest
Democrats
Ber
New Democratic Congress
Sawtelle, Calif
James E. Pepperp
MR. Miller & CO
Bristol, Ya
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