Local and Personal Notes From Elizabethton City
Local items report visits by Miss Ailolyn Denderick in Jonesboro and John Monry Sanders from Washington feller, wage cuts at Johnson City Foundry, a killing at Elk Park, and various ads and notices. Faculty changes, hardware firm activity, legal notices, and community events fill the page with short bios, shop promotions, and local updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Misa Ailolyn Denderick
Jonesboro
John Monry Sanders
Washington Feller
Notice of Attachment in Johnson City Tennessee
W B Burleson indebted to plaintiff in Johnson City Washington County Tennessee. Defendant cannot be served locally and no attachment levied. Publication ordered in The Comet for four weeks. Burleson to appear March 9, 1908, at the Weiler Maseingill building in Johnson City to defend or ex parte proceedings. P Q Miller 14th Justice of the Peace Vines and Price Att y for Plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Johnson
Tannerkee
Thia Court
I. A. Sareanny
J.B. Gardner
D. D
Mox & Secus
Burl
Tennenses
Comet
Johnson City
Washington County
Tennessee
Burleson
Weiler- Maseingill
P.Q. Miller
Vines & Price
Sheriff Sale Notice in Johnson City Tennessee 1908
Sheriff Hawkins schedules a public auction of Lula B Emmert and R R Emmert property, 14 acres in Johnson City, to satisfy judgments for Cowan McClung Co and Barton Mountcastle Hardware Co. The sale will occur March 1, 1908 at the courthouse door in Johnson City, with bond by adjacent neighbors and street boundaries named.
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Law Court
Johnson City
Washington County
Tennessee
Court House
Johnkot City
Lula B Bamert
BR. Emmert
Caruthers
Alice
J. W. Cesmlsys
Steven Sanders
BH. Cox
Boonestreet
W. H. Cox
Aid Lula
Emmert
RR. Emmert
Cowan
S and W Shops Move to John son City Foundry
S and W shops will relocate from the burned temporary site in the Carnegie yards to the Johnston City Foundry and Machine Company's plant around March, taking machinery there until permanent shops are set up. The uptown plant was recently bought by S and W and leased to Mr. G W Sitton, with new operational arrangements improving their machine capacity, signaling trains may run uptown soon and Carnegie yards abandoned.
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Johnson City
Carnegie
Johnson City Foundry and Machine Company
Marob Tet
G. W. Sitton
Tennessee
Banks to Close Saturdays at 1 P M Beginning Feb 15
Banks will close on Saturdays at 1 p m starting February 15 with state-wide half holiday trend. Many mercantile and manufacturing houses already close at noon Saturdays. Bristol Kuosville neighbors have acted earlier as noted by Uxaka Nattonan Bank February 4, 1908.
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Bristol
Kuosville
Uxaka Nattonan Bank
Oury
Large 400 kilowatt generator energizes Watauga plant
Mrs Nellie Brownlow King visits relatives as the Watauga Electric Company installs a 400 kilowatt 28 000 volt generator weighing 29 000 pounds. The up to date Johnson City plant will supply power to operate trolleys and lights with spare capacity. Also notes a poll tax reminder for 1907 and a coal of 75 cents, plus court and accident news including Walter Gartner’s foot amputation after a narrow gauge train incident and multiple circuit court dispositions in Jonesboro.
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Watauga Electric Company
Johnson City
Walter Gartner
Gartner- Hancock Lumber Go
Gartner
W. J. Matthews
E. 8. Miller
Daniel Trigg
Matthews
Hotel Carnegie
Governor offers reward for arrest of Tshom Elrod
Gov Patterson proposes a reward of 160 dollars for the arrest and conviction of Tshom Elrod of Claiborne county wanted on murder charges. The crime occurred in September 1907 involving John W. Reed.
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Patterson
Tshom Elrod
Claiborne County
John W. Reed
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Tol Ag
Ube
Fort Erie
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Kinnan & Mangin
Lesale
Toledo
Mall
Orugeleta
Hall
Johnson City Foundry and Machine Co
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N.Q
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A. H. Kline
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Ring Street
Warren
J. W. Suantra
Ry C. Warren
Tenn
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Market Atreet
T. Shipley
Taylor
Colombia
Turkey Bean
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Arlington
National Cemetery
Washington Corvee
Gov
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Respondent
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Man
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W. C Pierce
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New York
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Fabrney
TM. Ganot
Harry Parrott
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Flu
Thomas
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Weaver
Acton
8. C
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Nila
W. ©. Pierce
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Jnet
George Harden
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Sullivan
A. E. Davis
Grocer
Snipleur Springs
Texas
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Aston
Carmank
Ma. Gillespie
Johnson Guy
Sim RB Sella
Tonday
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Sam Iss
T. W. Wood & Sons
Richmond
Wetess
Dungan
Forestry Congress
Washington City
Canaries
White Mountain
Elizabethton Equity
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Thin County
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Q. H. Carrier
David Tinder
Miss Smith
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J. P. Smith
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Paul Divine
Misa Friberg
Mr. Prosser
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Justus H.rathbone
City of
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Sullivan County
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Margaret Johnson
Arrun
Sheriff's Sale
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So. Dakota
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Frank Taylor
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Went
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Cal
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Tennesse
Bristol Telephone Company
Hackney
Gray Jim
Billy Mack
Shetland
S.R. Taylor
JOHNSON_CITY
Golden
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Bristol, Tenn
Nashvi
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LL Seed CO