Voter Registration Opens for Johnson City March Election
Notice to voters announces registration books opening Friday and Saturday February 12 and 13, and March 1 and 2 at designated locations in Johnson City Tennessee. Registrars named for each ward include Shand ch, Hicka, Patton. McNees, Harkios. Wheeler, Jones. Wilder school. Houts, Pierce, with commissioners Kt. C. Huser. Also notes Manufacturers Convention in Cincinnati favors reciprocity and subsidies to boost American trade. U S proposed Nicaragua Canal control.
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Shand
Corporation of
Johnson City
Tenn
Gimpbell
Big Spring
Buffalo Street
Hicka
D. A. Patton
Court House
McNees
A. P. Harkios
Thirst
Care's Factory
D. J. Wheeler
D. A. Jones
Martha Wilder
Jas. Houts
A. Pierce
Regixbrara
W. Carn
Plbau
Kt. C. Huser
Local Johnson City notices mix commerce and people
A scan of town items highlights Jackson's ads for Ivory flour beef and baked goods, McGough bread, Armour meats, and local sales. News notes include Rev Summers visiting, a new post office at Cheston, local taxes, a Japanese Tea at the M E church, and civic appointments. The era shows small-town commerce, church activities, and local governance.
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Jackson’s
McGough
M. Jackson
Armour
Jackson
P. Summers
Morristown
Jackson's
Semi Weekly American newspaper promotion misspelled notice
An early 20th century promotional fragment touts The Semi-Weekly American for one year at one dollar, claiming low prices and wide coverage. It mentions publication in Naghelliy and Naghelliy’s regional reach, with phrases about local slate and Democratic alignment, though text is garbled and fragmentary.
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Hyeat
Sheens
Tate
Ibbay
Naghelliy
Erat
Ameriag
Anid Raannal
Alew Wight
Pappe
Ifm
al Prem
Mick Anne
Wall
Washville
Ramon's Tonic Liver Pills Offer Quick Bilious Cure
A vintage drug advertisement promises to cure biliousness and improve digestion in two to three weeks. It claims liver bile impurities cause poor blood, improving with Ramon's Tonic Liver Pills and Pellets. Sold by Brown Mfg Co in New York. available via druggists or mail order.
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Ramon
New York
Acknowledgement of One Hundred Dollar Gift Note
Mrs Graybeal acknowledges receipt of a $100 check in a letter from Montreruma North Carolina dated January 25. The note thanks KR J B Brown for the gift and Christmas box contents, mentions a purchase by Mr. Graybear and Implying thanks will be sent after further communication.
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Montreruma
N. C
KR. J
B. Brown
A Graybeal
Sid
Mont
Necume W. Guayagan
Receiver Sought for Co-Operative Town Company
Lawson Hampton files a chancery bill in Carter county Elizabethton asking a receiver be appointed for the Co-Operative Town Company of Termenses. He alleges insolvency and $125,000 debt and bond issues to defraud stockholders. The company admits the debt, asserts $500,000 invested, and denies fraud. No receiver has been appointed yet.
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Knoxvilhe
Co-Operative Town Company of Termenses
Chancery Court
Carter County
Elizabethton
Lawson Hampton
Hampton
Marie Wainwright to star in Daughters of Bye at Opera House
A Saturday February 2 appearance by Marie Wainwright in Daughters of Bye a society drama by A E Lancaster and Julian Magnus praised in New York and Chicago as the season’s cleverest play with vivid scenery costumes and brisk dialogue Excursion rates expected on the Southern for Johnson City patrons. R L Bowman at Southern depot recounts a sleigh ride mishap with Ina Jobe. both escaped unharmed. Martin H Mettetal plans a 00 mile walk to Nashville in 10 12 days after teaching two public school sessions and two math courses. Water rents overdue prompt payment urged by Waravor Waren Co.
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Jonesboro
GE. Dunn
M.E. Church
J. J. Robinette
Arch Masons of Tennessee
Nashville
E. 8
Miller
M. E. Church
South
Atore
Opera House
Miss Wainwright
A. E. Lancaster
Julian Magnus
New York
Chicago
New York Herald
Bristol Courier
Johnson City
R. L. Bowman
Southern Depot
Misa Ina Jobe
Second Avenue
Carnegie
Martha Wilder School
Martin H. Mettetal
Mettetal
Boone's Creek
Draughon
Business College
Got Enough Financial Rule Cited by M. Jackson
A statement from M. Jackson asserts no new accounts or orders will be accepted after an account becomes due and must be paid at the specified time. The notice emphasizes suspending extensions and enforcing payment deadlines.
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M. Jackson
For Sale Notice and Water Rents Reminder
For sale a home treatment of Dr Starkey and Palen's compound oxygen. Inquire at Tie Corner office. Water consumers are reminded to pay rents. Waravea Waren Co. Or Prices Cream Baking Powder claims a world pair highest award.
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Dre. Starkey & Palen
Tie Corner
Waravea Waren Co
Price
Winter smartens spurges and river of waste spurs
SPURGIN Winter is asserting itself again and Mother Earth is clothed in a mantel of waste. Rev. W. A. Adcock preached at Hale's Chapel Sunday and Sunday night. Uncle Oscar Johnson, elder of the colored community, dies after eighty six years in the county. He joined the Baptist church about twenty two years ago and was respected. The Pansy Herald correspondent notes soap grease delivery by Mrs Sam Hall via Arch. Fuller Burras to leave postal service soon. affects assistant postmaster. January 20, TATTLER
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W. A. Adcock
Hale's
Dillon
Mary DeVault
Johnson
Oscar Johnson
Burks County
North Carolina
Oscar
Mitte Pansy
Cor
Herald and Tribune
Sam Hall
Arch
Fuller Burras
Sugar
Death of Engineer Ramsey Triggers $350,000 Suit
The death of Southern Railway engine man John W. Ramsey on engine 191 during a trial trip near Sweetwater led to a $350,000 damage suit filed in Knox County circuit court by M. A. Parker as executor. Ramsey was killed when a steam pipe burned. The suit asserts defective machinery caused the accident. The Courier notes a mass meeting of Democrats set for February 8 to nominate council candidates in each ward. In Knoxville federal court, Crandall's continuance was granted. bond set at $7,500, reduced by $1,500, with Crandall returning home to post it.
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John W. Ramsey
Southern Railway
Knoxville
M. A. Parker
Ramsey
M. L Gump
Crandall
Clark
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