Faith and Church Schedules Across Local Congregations
Compiled list of services, pastors, and meeting times for multiple churches including The Comet Public Welcome, Wiest Baptist Church, Cheiglan Church, St. John's Episcopal, First Methodist, Market Street M Church South, Presbyterian Church, United Brethren, and Wests Baptist area gather. Indicates service times, prayer meetings, Bible school, and morning prayers.
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Wiest
St. John's Church
Roan Street
Myrtle Avenue
W. Hiborne
First Methodist Episcoes Church
Road
Beaman
South
Feev
Parnonaxo
Cornee! Market
Roun
Ax RS Seeaiees
Irs Presbyterian Gh
Malu
Himboldt
Edmunds Brown
Pysxtor
Manse
Weun
Suniny Senaor
Watauga Avenue
Gins Church
Jere A. Moers
Aie Manne
Eet
Avent Surnday
For Rent and Classified Notices in Local Ads
Classified column offers five room house for rent with new papering and finish, requests table boarders, Rhode Island Reds poultry for sale, a renovated Star House in Erwin Tennessee invites calls, and a joke about a coal scale in local papers.
Local Notices and Personal Updates From Bristol City
Local items list residents and activities around Bristol. Mentions H. Beasley Jr at a till confined to bin bed, Dr Daniel Trigg Jr in Bristol, J Norment Powell on legal business, Dr J L Clark visiting Boons Crook, Nora Cunningham recovering from grip, Mrs Donahue visiting, Ruby Hobson returning from visit, Dr G A McClain moving office, Walter Miller back with Hoake Lumber, Loyal Sitton returning to the University of Tennessee, Trigg White Co ads for property and dairy farm, Prof J R Lowry called to Chattanooga, A D Hughes called home for ill children, Uncle Marshall Johnson ill, Mrs M L Pearse visiting.
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H. ©. Beasley, Jr
Jackson
Boro
M. Slack
Daniel Trigg, Jr
Bristol
O. Hunter
Florida
Hoan” Smith
J. L. Clark
Boonscrook
Nora Cunningham
Mra. Donahue
Jefferson Citia
Mra
R. C. Philspa
Ruby Hobson Haa
Thin City
G. A. McClain
Post Office
Trigg, White & Co
Marshall Johnson
Mre
M. L Pearse
Galloway
Watanga Avenue
Knitting Mills Plan Larger Capacity and Housing
The Unake Knitting Mills will double capacity soon with new machinery ordered long awaited. They bought the old tobacco factory on Elmo Street and will build small tenements nearby for 100 new workers. A fire gutted the Johnson City Coal and Lumber Co building on Hoan and Jobo streets Friday morning. much machinery had been moved to the new plant and the loss is estimated at 8,500 dollars with 2,500 insurance.
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Unake
Elmo Street
Johnson City
Watauga Lighting Installs Roads Lighting System
Watauga Lighting and Power Co updates with 1400 candle power lamps. Johnson City claims status as front light town in the state. Home Toe Go plans to relocate to a plant to avoid the S W road. A site below Camp's wholesale grocery is chosen for new buildings. Lenten services and church events listed with times.
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Watauga Lighting and Power Company
Johnson City
Gamp
The Marriage of Kitty Returns With Augmented Cast
The great comedy The Marriage of Kitty returns to Memorial Hall March Ltd with an augmented cast led by Mme Florence Gear. Jules Murry of New York manages the production as Florence Gear reprises Kitty in this celebrated show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty
Mme Florence Gear
Kittye
Jules Murry
New York
Florence Gear
Memorial Hall March Ltd
Jules Ia Besse
New Yok
Brooklyn
Hao Eem Enramed
Governor offers 200 reward for apprehension of Jesse Burleson
Proclamation from Governor R. B. Glenn of North Carolina offers two hundred dollars for the apprehension and delivery of Jesse Burleson, charged with the murder of M. W. Thomas in Mitchell County. Burleson is believed to have fled the state and cannot be served by regular process. The notice, dated February 4, 1907, calls on all citizens to aid in bringing the criminal to justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of North Carolina
Jesse Burleson
Mitchell
M. W. Thomas
Anaka
B. Glenn
North Carolina
Burleson
Mitchell County
Garratt Elected President of Seaboard Air Line
W A Garratt today elected president of the Seaboard Air Line Railway. Temperance meeting at Atrixian church Johnson City urged passage of anti jug bill and express ed support for Knoxville and Bristol in the temperance war. Priscilla Smith Hoss of Jonesboro died February 22 in Atlanta at 75, leaving eight children. A Knoxville Chicago ad seeks cedar veneer slicers with weekly pay. Nashville election favored anti saloon forces by 264 votes.
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Atrixian Church
Johnson City
C. Williams
M. FP
Curieo
W. H. Osborne
J. E. Brown
J. B. Crouch
J. A. Cargille
J. W. Cramley
Knoxville
Bristol
Hons
J A
Wilton
R. M, May
Oyrna A. Royston
Jonesboro
Priscilla. Smith Hoss
J. M. Hoss
Atlanta
Jos. Printup
J. Wright Hows
Hona
Lower East
Tennessee
Clarksville
Public policy and law clash over city franchise rights
A Tennessee case holds a telegraph company was a general not local corporation and a city must follow amended charter rules before granting public service franchises. The decision hinges on the constitution’s journal signatures as directory. It features Gov Patterson naming Joseph M. Gordnhire to a new fifth judicial district judgeship in Smith county.
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Nashville
Court of Cbanry
Home Telephone Ov
Sonneil
Cumberland Co
Dome Company
General Corporation Act
Public Services Corporation
Telepone
Gardenhire
Nashville, Tonn
Patterson
Joseph M. Gordenhire
Smith County
Sunspot Visible From Pittsburg At Night
Report announces a gigantic sunspot crossing the solar face visible to the naked eye through smoked glass. It warns of potential electrical disturbances on Earth tonight as a result, with a lively exchange between two travelers contrasting cheer and ignorance.
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Pittsburg
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Brading & Marshall
City Church Directory
C. B. Martin
Poplar Street
Mia
Fannie Crumley
King Street
W. Snarris
Walnut Street
Rhode Island
W.d. Bosn
Erwin
Ten
Garret
Cordilly
Milwaukee Sentinel
Baraioa
Prescott
Denver Post
Cargille’s Art Gallery
Kodaks
Kodak
Ahiflen
East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad Co
Tennensee
East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad Company
Jon
Winx
Trigg
White
Walter Miller
Uoaka Lumber Company
Loyal Sitton
University of Tenneance
White & Jo
J. R. Lowry
Mhattanooga
A.D. Hughes
Knitting Mills
Wid. Shelburne
W. J. Shelburne
Tullahoma
Tenn
Vine-Street Christian Church
Sheburke
Virginia
Society Notes
R. Nelson Campbell
20Th Infantry
Manilla
Aneast
Ft. McKinley
Allen
Pine Street
Thes. & W. People
Trige, White & Co
Cronch Building
M. I. Gump
M. G. BR. Club
Hach
Crater
A. W. Spencer
Vance Showman
U. S. Archer
Greene County
Wan
Dr. Fehrns
S. M. Taylor
Connell
Trice, White & Co
Crouch Building
Public Square
A. BR. Johnson
Tie Law Office
Hie
O. C. Biddle
J.B. Brading
Louise Parsons
Eleanor Brading
Guy H. Shory
Marion Friberg
Elie Hickman
Rhea Hunter
Willie Cox
Ernest Miller
America
Washington County
Dave Molntorff
Dosrer Hicks
Reg Miller
Wilroo
Bia Bloodhounda
Episcopal Church
Exum
Bonday
Alption
Uarrett
Seaboard
Peb
W. A. Garratt
The
Sea
Board
Air Ling Railway
Philadelphia
Veoeer & Lumber Co
J. M. Hosa
Armatrone Alexander
Plymouth Place
Chicago
Emory and Henry College
Chattanooga Times
Dra
David Sollins
Frank Richardson
R. N. Price
Times
Holston
Nashville American
John D. Rockefeller
Myre
Rockefeller
Chicago Record-Herald
Lincoln
Weater
Kit Morrit
Woman's Daily
Thire
Harper's Weekly
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Queen Quality
Drew Selby
Onyx
Merode
Gilbert
Libbey Cut Glass
Ladies’ Home Journal
Hart and Houston
Jay
Misses Hardy
Wes
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