Farmers Mowing Machine Contest Featured in Local Notice
A local prospectus invites farmers to subscribe for a dollar to gain 20 votes in a mowing machine contest. Certificates authorize weekly counted votes, with a ceremony on May 25 1900. The prize is the Jones Chain Mower from Plano Manufacturing Company, exhibited at the Palace Livery Stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Come
Washington
Carter
Unicoi
Palace
Plano Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Voting contest favors county farmers in Washington Carter Unicoi race
A local political item outlines a county wide vote for a mower contest with entries from Washington Carter and Unicoi. Balloting lists candidates and counties, while the piece blends political maneuvering, party tensions, and fiscal policy debates involving Democrats and Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Carter
Unicoi County
A Bird in the Hand vs Two in the Bush Party Critique
The piece argues that under Republican control the majority, especially farmers, face crumbs from the rich, while bankers, manufacturers, and trusts favor policies like the gold standard, high tariffs, subsidies, and light taxation. It portrays a class division with emphasis on economic policy.
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Jones
Arkansas
Cox
Tennessee
House
Senate
Congress
Aldrich
Allison
Overstreet
Brosius
Lazarus
Stati
Republican Party
Tiue
Wolcott, Carter & Co
Brownlow
Confort
Barnacles
Laterns
Elf
Abraham
Teller
P. J. Rieouy
Lararin Jit
Pine
Seona Tu
Local Market Ad Promises Fresh Meats and Groceries
Expansion to include fresh meats with Henry Weiler at the counter. The store pledges top quality beef and courteous service, promising reasonable prices and first class groceries with new items added regularly. Phone 68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Weiler
Iyuilding
Matute St
J. Hickman
WP Cooper
Sooty. Treas
Transit Meteor Lines and Press Meeting Notes
A collage of comments from Tennessee papers discusses Governor Buller’s view on Jordan’s ease of travel, Boer discomfort among soldiers, and a forthcoming Tennessee Press Association meeting in Paris to oppose paper truss policies. Notable names include Dewey, Rice, Burkett, Slattery, Connelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Press Association
Paris
Naghville
Mumphin
Houte Dewey
Chattanooga
Hax
Jim Rice
Knoxville
Ruse Fiolls
Jackson
Alphabet Burkett
Hardeman Free Press
Mike Connelly
Col. Slattery
Oy Lyle
Tenn
Parisian
Johnson City Aroused Over Soldiers Home Bill
Citizens of Johnson City rally behind Representative Brownlow's bill to establish a Soldiers Home branch nearby. A mass meeting raised funds and resolutions urging Congress to pass the measure, praising Brownlow and signaling strong local support for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Congressman Brownlow
Uncle Sam
Jounson City
Brownlow
Tohnson City
Tue Coster
Ton. W. 2
Hevnulow
Washington County
Fulinkon City
Board of Trade
G. A. R. Post
Congress
C. Williams
Dr. Sproles
Congressional Committee
W. G. Mathes
Coutry
Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge in Wilcox In Bankruptcy
The court in the Tennessee district orders a hearing on March 10, 1900 at Knoxville to decide the bankruptcy petition of John 8 Wilcox. Creditors and interested parties must appear and officials will mail copies of the petition and order to known creditors. Dated February 21, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Allen
Mississippi
Hansa
Washington
Allen
Congress
Heo
John
Wilcox
Knoxville
Aaid
Tir Coser
C. D. Clark
Bndge
A. D
Ewixo
Myrrh Tooth Soap Endorsed by Doctors and Customers
A vintage endorsement letters discuss germicidal effects of Myrrh Tooth Soap disinfecting the mouth and reducing germs. Physicians commend its non irritant taste and dentifrice quality while customers across cities praise whitening, soothing gums, and overall satisfaction with repeated use and free samples offered by Charles Wright & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughan
Luke Stephens
Hanlon
Fantasma Co
E. Harrison
Baltimore American
Baltimore
W. Nield, Jr
Holgecomb Ave
Miss Mary Dechene
Williamsport
Pat
Charles Wright & Co
Chemists
Detroit
Wich
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C.J Hood & Co
Lowell
Masa
O. H. Lyle
Balter
Postopice
Johnson City, Tenn
Congressional
South Africa
St. Patrick
First Congressional District
Ohio
Bristol Courier
Peck
Bad Boy
Fine
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Hawaii
Taliaferro
Florida
Jay
Holland
GW. Rathers
U.S
G. B. Rogers
Call
Mr. Call
Nar BT
Carr, OW
W. DeVault
Man Taylor
H. Th
Houston
the Anderson, Unicoi
County
United States
Hanna
Philadelphia
Republican National Committee
Forthcom Ling
Hayne
McKinley
Porto Rico
Mr. McKinley
Upper East Tennessee
Home, Tennessee
Buller
Jordan
Knoxville Sentinel
Avenstern
Hastorn
Tennesse
T. A. Cox
Venta
Parsons
Bonin
Ritter
Berlin
Victor ©. Vaughan
Medical College
University of Michigan
Estes Meat
Estes
Harris
TOON
Ciredine
Oir Nataluye
Maulety
Ross & Scully
Tiron
Lousewo
Uae
Ohana
K. Fairbank
York
DP. H. W. Brown
Hotel Gromiwint
Venessa
Ange
M. Dyer & Co
Edgewater Wisskey
Phillips and
Walters
City
Old Barbee
Orneat
Mermant
Tolusan
M. Dyer W
THOR
A. O'Donnell
John Y. Barbee
Lenikville
Powork
Oormu Sortli Vallees
Livingston
Magnus
Livnizeton
Orco
Livingston Seed CO
Columbus
the Empire Lumber and Its Co
Ala
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