Prohibition Debate and Revival at Johnson City Meeting
Johnson City speakers attack Governor Patterson while Jesse Littleton denies bribery claims. Reverend Vaught and evangelist J. W. Ramsey lead day and night meetings urging better living and Christian faith. Ramsey’s emotionally charged sermon moves many to tears as services continue through the week.
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Jesse Littleton
Bells
Patterson
Prohibition
Mey
Revi Vaught
J. W. Ramsey
Ramsey
House of God
Reverend S B Vaught Delivers Fine Sermon Sunday
On last Sunday morning at the usual hour Rev. S B Vaught pastor of Munsey Memorial church preached perhaps the strongest sermon he has given in years, drawing attentive responses from the congregation.
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B. Vaught
Munsey Memorial Church
New Livery and Transfer Firm Formed by Warren and McClain
R. C. Warren owner of the City Transfer Company and Ed McClain proprietor of McClain's Livery Stables have joined to form a partnership in both the livery and transfer sectors.
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R. C. Warren
City Transfer Company
Ed McClain
McClain
Sy C. and O Building in the City
Speech proclaims a new industrial boom in Johnson City with Railroads and capital driving growth. Immigrant influx and demand for four to six room tenant houses will rise. manufacturers would flood inquiries if basic facilities showcased. The speaker urges swift action to make Johnson City a leading southern city.
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Johnson City
All Banks Elect Officers in City Directors Meet
The three city banks held directors meetings to elect officers and directors and to apportion dividends and surplus. Unaka National re elected officers Williams Cox Earnest Crouch. deposits rose by about 100000. City National re elected old board. Thad A. Cox fills vacancy. deposits exceed 25000. Bank of Commerce reports new year meetings, new president Gaunt, vice presidents Lonw and Jackson, and added directors with surplus noted.
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Transnet
Unaka National Bank
C. Williams
John D. Cox
Tate
Earnest
Adam
Crouch
Elsen
Jonesboro
J. B. Franklin
Talbot
City National Bank
Fred Johnson
N. Brown
Sam T. Millard
W. H. Swadley
Thad A. Cox
J. M. Gaunt
East Tennessee
Bank of Commerce
Lied
W. A. Maloney
Johnson City Bible Class Grows Amid Post Office Plans
A Munsey Mc Washington report notes a Johnson City Bible class with seventy five male members. Bids for a new post office building were opened with a goal to expand the project to accommodate one hundred or more, following a memorial church and enrolled membership.
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Munsey Mc Washington
Johnson City
Water Rents Due as Quarter Ends in Spring Street Office
Water customers must pay rents for the quarter ending in June 15 at the Watynys wr Co on Spring Street or service will be discontinued without further notice. The item lists multiple company debts and amounts, mixing fragmentary entries and local names with public notices and unrelated remarks.
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Watynys Wr Co
Spring Street
Watauga Water Co
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