Water rents due for quarter ending March 1 1910
Water rents for the quarter ending March 1, 10 are now due at the Watauga Water Co office on Spring Street. If unpaid by January 15 the service will be discontinued. notice given by January 1.
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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1910
Page
4
Water rents for the quarter ending March 1, 10 are now due at the Watauga Water Co office on Spring Street. If unpaid by January 15 the service will be discontinued. notice given by January 1.
Losses from the Armbrust Smithy fire have been adjusted to 6800 dollars. Settlement reached with interested parties. The building is being repaired rapidly and will be reoccupied in a few weeks.
The Bank of Commerce elected James M. Gaunt president Dr E A Long first vice president H A Jackson second vice president W B Miller cashier and H R Shipley Bristol chairman of the board. A stockholders meeting declared a 3 percent semi annual dividend.
Water rates for the quarter ending March 31 1910 are due at the Watange Water Co office on Spring Street. If payment is not received by January 16 the service will be discontinued without further notice. January 1 1910. Watange Water Co.
Lee and Company of Wynchburg Virginia issues a weekly price list dated January 5 1910. It lists strong demand and quotations for live geese hog jam corn dried apples butter beans beeswax butter and other farm products with detailed price ranges and shipping notes. The notice urges careful dressing of fowl and cooling before shipping and notes prices are subject to daily quotations.
The notice lists prices for lard tar peat peas and various produce items with per hundredweight and per pound quotes. It requests shipments of produce including fruits vegetables dried goods and dairy and urges marking gross tare and net on packages. The message is from LEE & COMPANY at Twelfth Street Lynchburg Virginia and notes high market demand for pork and butter.
Mrs Emiline Goff widow of the late James Goff died last Saturday at the home of Tom Henson in this city at the age of 78 years 7 months and 2 days. She was a faithful member of the Antioch Baptist church and leaves two sons and two daughters all married. Funeral services were held Sunday at Mr Henson’s home and the remains buried at the old home burying ground near Embrevil's summit.
James Lawson died suddenly at his Taylortown home last Monday. He served in Company H of the famous Tennessee Cavalry and at death drew a pension of zero dollars per month.
A grainy notice notes a window display by Pedito Company featuring Lt Ey Hays Co spring line of samples. The fragment suggests a promotional display in a local shop, hinting at fashion items and vendor names.
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