Washington county political notices from republican filings
A garbled public notice page lists multiple Washington County candidates such as Hal LU Haynes for Chancery and Trustee roles, plus James S. Byrd and others seeking Circuit Court Clerk and County Court Clerk nominations. It notes party unity, candidate announcements, and appeals for support. It also mentions a bond authorization suit in Murfreesboro aimed at testing legality and a hoped supreme court ruling this term.
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Washington County
James
Byrd
Crescent Comedy at Hippodrome Theatre Next Week
The Crescent Comedy Company opens a week at the Hippodrome presenting a run of high class plays with vaudeville between acts. Opening Monday night is The Maldane ter Mag ster a four act comedy. Later shows include Dora Thorne and The Thief of Society. Prices 10 20 and 80 cents with ladies admitted free on opening night for those with a ticket. Advance sale ends Monday at 6 pm. Tickets on sale Saturday after 9 at the City Drug Store.
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Hippodrome Theatee
Crescent Comedy
Hippodrome Theatre
Fournet
Dora ‘Thorne
Kage Rane
St. Cline
Netle Gwynne
Amy
Circus
Society
Ogwighe
Carly
Hart and Houston Store Plans Annex Expansion
The Hart and Houston Store announces expansion by leasing two rooms in the Crouch block adjacent to Unaka National Bank. They will remove a partition and create arched entrances to the new annex, moving millinery and shoe departments into the enlarged space. Mollie Campbell will lead the department, promising ample selections and satisfactory service.
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Hart and Houston
France
Crouch Block
Unaka National Bank
Mollie Campbell
Miss Hardy
R. R. Crawford Dead in Ft. Collins Cole
Johnson City mourns the death of Wilbur R. Crawford known as Jack Crawford after a long illness. He spent childhood with W. H. and Mrs. Grawford in Jonesboro and moved away at seventeen. A Christian man and capable businessman, he married Vernon Lewis of Columbus, Ga., five years ago and leaves a wife, one child, a brother, a sister, and many relatives and friends.
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Wil. R. Crawford
Johnson City
Jack Crawford
Ft. Collins Cole
E.G. Crawford
Jonesboro
W. H. Grawford
Vernon Lewis
Columbus
Sal Hearts
A J Shipley Suicides in Jonesboro Jail
Andrew J Shipley, 58, died by cutting his throat in the Jonesboro jail last Sunday morning after being allowed to shave. He had been recently committed for mental imbalance and left a widow and several children. He had worked over 20 years at the Watauga Tannery and was well regarded.
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Andrew J. Shipley
Jonesboro
Bette
Bolton
Shipley
Watauga
Estes Celebrate 20th Wedding Anniversary at Home
Mr and Mrs Chas N Estes marked their twentieth wedding anniversary with a Friday night gathering at their Holston avenue residence. A large group of friends attended and presented many gifts while offering wishes for a long and happy life. Watch Pedigo Go's window for L E Hays and Ono's spring sample line.
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Chas. N. Estes
Holston Avenue
Pedigo Go
L. E. Hays & Ono
Quiet wedding unites Noe and Neurath in city home
At Rev T G Davis residence on Monday afternoon December 27 at 4 welosk a quiet wedding joined David Sherman Noe and Nona Ada Neurath in marriage in a Rev Davis ceremony The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Neurath is praised for beauty and disposition The groom is described as capable and employed with the Staff of fee The couple reside in the southeast addition of the city to receive friends.
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T. G. Davis
Welosk
David Sherman Noe
Nona Ada Neurath
Davis
Roanstreet Baptist Church
W. J. Neurath
Mr. Noe
Mrs. Noe
Republican judiciary committee to meet for circuit judge nomination
The First Tennessee circuit Republican judiciary committee will hold a Saturday afternoon meeting in the city to decide on a method for nominating a candidate to the circuit court judgeship and to discuss other matters. Chairman Geo E Boren, currently in Washington, is expected to attend and preside.
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Republican Judiciary Committee
First Tennessee Circuit
Geo. E. Boren
Washington
County Court Proceedings Vote and Appointments
The Washington county court reelected Chairman Squibb to a second term and Geo. C. Bells as county attorney. It approved $125 for a colored normal in Johnson City and $150 for a state institute in Jonesboro this summer. A 21 to 12 vote backed Carter addition as the state normal location, defeating Carnegie property opposition. A committee was formed to confer with the state board and to study a movable workhouse for road labor, with a report due at the April term.
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Washington County Court
Squibb
Geo. C. Bells County
Johnson City
Jonesboro
Carter
State Normal School
Carnegie
Carter Addition
State Board of
Murfreesboro
Water rates due for quarter ending March 41, 1910
Water consumers are billed for the quarter ending March 41 1910 and must pay by January 15 at the Watanga Water Co office on Spring Street. If unpaid by January 1 1910 the service will be discontinued without further notice at Watanga Water Co.
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Watangeater Co
Spring Street
Watanga Water Co
Gentle interview card on reference delays
Gent asks for references from last employer. Applicant cannot provide immediately, citing the previous boss is in hospital and promises can come in about a month. Cassell's Saturday Journal.
Patterson Convention in Dickinson County Nominates Hudson
Democrats of Dickinson county met in mass convention at Charlotte and nominated H C Hudson, a Patterson Democrat, for representative over O I Caldwell by 646 to 242. The administration of Gov Patterson was endorsed and a resolution calling him to seek a third term was adopted. The course of Senator W C Turner in the last legislature was endorsed.
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Nashville
Dickinson County
Charlotte
H.C. Hudson
O. I. Caldwell
Carter County Killing Shocks Shell Creek Report
News from Shell Creek Carter county says Luke Hicks shot Mrs Tom Johnson killing her instantly Hicks and Sam Pritchard went to the Johnson home Johnson asked them to depart Hicks drew a revolver and killed Mrs Johnson Hicks and Pritchard escaped Le Haye Co to send a representative on the 12th 14th and 14th with spring samples and invites orders
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Shell Creek
Carter County
Luke Hicks
Tom Johnson
Tis
Sam Pritchard
Johnson
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Johnsad City
Hal LU
Haynes
First Chancery Division
Tennessee
Tam
Republican Party
the & Hartsell
Hilbert
County Court Clerk
W. c. Lear
Ister
Hensley
Peary
Copenha
Gan
Knappen
Dude Bunford
Lurton
Supreme Court
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Cresent
Comedy Company
Clara Ykstra
South Bellingham
Wash
Cardus
R. Crawford
A. J. Shipley
Suisides
Kemble-Cochran Co
Geo. N. Shepherd
East Main Street
Gom
Saturda
Brading- Marshall Lumber Co
Jobe Street
Mike Ticcio
State Street
Bristol, Va
Tenn
Norfolk
Fountain Square
Main St
Johnson City, Tennessee
Dosser Bros
R.C. Staples
Mrs. W, Rb, Estepp
R. C. Staples
P. Q Miller
Justice of the Peace For
Washington Co
BR. C. Staples
W. R. Estepp
Johnoson City
PQ Miller
Siatice
P.Q Miller
Justice of the
Pease
Central Cafe
Buffalo Street
Cornet
McCall's Magazine
Comet
McCall’s
We Magazine
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