Mary A Stover 87 longtime Watauga Valley resident dies
Elizabethton is shaken by the death of Mary A Stover at age 87 from Elizabethton after four weeks illness. Widow of Solomon Slover she was a leading county farmer and lifelong Watauga Baptist. Survived by son David L Stover and five daughters. Funeral held at her home with Rev J K Haynes officiating.
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Elizabethton
Mary A. Stover
Watauga Valley
Ines
Solomon Slover
J. K. Haynes
Watauga Baptist Church
David L. Stover
Jonesboro
P. E. Hart
Milligan
Evelyn Jenkins
J. B. Smith
Cherr
Bos, Mo
J. W. Peregoy
Dickinsons county fair plan gains support for stock venture
Captain Bill Dickinson advances a county fair proposition to form a stock company with broad backing and efforts to mobilize public interest. Meanwhile the national soldiers home board tabled Senator Sells request to force Rep. Brownlow to retire or quit his congressional race. Wadsworth's New York letter gave no reason for the tabling.
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Bill Dickinson
Board of Governors
National Soldiers’ Home
Sam R. Sells
W. P. Brownlow
Johnson City
Congress
Sells
Brownlow
Maj
J. W. Wadsworth
National Board
Wadsworth
New York
Water Rents Due for Quarter Ending March 1 1910
Water renta for the quarter ending March 1, 1910 are now due and payable at the office of the Watauga Water Co on Spring street. If not paid on or before Jan 15 the service will be discontinued without further notice, Jan 1 1910, 30 Watauga Water Co.
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Watauga Water Co
Spring Street
Debtor M D Hunter Ordered to Answer Attachment in Tennessee
Affidavit shows M D Hunter owes O H Wolfe & Co and is a non resident of Tennessee. An attachment has been levied on his property. Publication required for four consecutive weeks in Johnson City Comet to compel appearance before Justice Q Miller on February next to defend the attachment or face ex parte proceedings.
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Juin Taylor
J. W. Cass
Cox & Seils
N. W. Horton
M. D. Hunter
O. H. Wolfe & Co
Tennessee
Johnson City
Q. Miller
P.Q. Miller
Justis
Peaos
Public notice in Johnson City for four weeks
The notice orders R C Staples to appear before Justice P Q Miller in Tennessee to defend an attachment suit. Failure to appear ex parte action may proceed. The source also contains unrelated dialogue about Effie, a brother, and a joke about an appendicitis operation.
Justice of the Peace attachment notice in Tennessee
Before P. Q. Miller, Justice of the Peace for Washington County, Tenn, concerning R C Staples indebted to W W Remine. The defendant is a nonresident. An attachment was issued and levied on the defendant's property. Publication is ordered for the defendant to appear before P Q Miller at the county on February 9 to make defense or the attachment will be proceeded with ex parte.
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R C. Staples
W. W. Remine
Tennessee
Johnson City
PQ Milter Justice of the Peace
P. Q. Miller
Bodt Justice of the Peace
Public notice in Johnson City Comet case against Staples
In Washington County Justice P Q Miller issues a four week publication requiring R O Staples a non resident debtor to appear and defend an attachment against Summers Parrott Hardware Co. before February 20. Ex parte proceedings may follow.
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Frank Taylor
Frank Taylor Store
Main St
Jennie Stoyer
Godley-Crowes
W. 8. Bughanan
The
Christian Church
Hubert F. Godsey
Bristol
Ollie Crowel
Miss Crowel
J. E. Crowel
New York Press
Main Street
Market Street
Whitman Bros
Whisman Bros
Mr. Clinton P. Ferry
A. P. Henderson & Sons Et al
John Taylor
Ton.w.horton
H. Wolfe & Company
Justice of the Peace For
Washington Co., Tenn
McGozzle
Eliet
Chicago Tribune
O. H. Wolfe & Company
D. Hunter
R. C. Staples
Hart
Houston
Hart and
State of
P. (. Miller
State
Effie
W, Remine
R. ©. Staples
R.C. Staples
mmers-Parrott Hdw. Co
R. O. Staples
P. BR. Miller
Washington Co
Venn
Summers-Parrott Hdw. Co
Hippodrome
Clinton P. Ferry
Miss Kittie Hawthorne
City Drug Store
Miss Edyth la Nora
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