Local Notes From Johnson City and Surroundings
A flurry of social, medical, and business items fills this column. Notables travel to Hot Springs and Knoxville. deaths and illnesses are reported, including Mrs. J. W. Traslow and Mrs. Taylor. Community events include a Fourth of July celebration by The Colored people and a Johnson City reception for visiting guests. Wheat yields forecast promise an abundant season with vast croppage. Local tradesmen advertise goods and services amid ongoing town life.
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Old Town
Dy James M. ‘Cameron
Elizabethton
Los Angeles
Cal
Will M. Camwron
Jonesboro Brother Shot in Conway Feud Sparks Lawsuit
Dispatch reports John T. Hoss was killed on a Conway street in an old feud. The Nashville American notes Nashville faces a $25,000 to $30,000 state tax on police court fines and Comptroller Harris will sue cities over unpaid taxes and audit books.
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Nashville American
Nashville
Harris
Supreme Court
Harrin
Taylor Back From Knoxville Reports Civil Service Office Shifts
Chas M Taylor returns from Knoxville where he witnessed the transfer of the internal revenue office from Col Essaty to Col Lon Tyler and notes Merv Taylor’s new band. He praises Chief Raider Taylor for his four year record destroying 150 stills and seizing hundreds of casks of illicit whiskey.
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Chas. M. Taylor
Knoxville
Internal Revenue Office
Col. Essaty
Lon ‘Tyler
Merv Taylor
Civil Service
Raider Taylor
No-To-Bae for Witty Conte Guarasisea Sobaoms
The note appears garbled with unclear names and phrases. It does not provide a readable event, person, or organization to anchor a factual summary. No coherent news item or public notice emerges from the text.
Tragic Narrow Gauge Accident Hits Lumber Yard
Charles Phillips, a 42 year old brakeman aboard the Narrow Gauge, was killed at J. M. Buck’s lumber yard when a pile of lumber struck him as he stood on a coal car. The Buck Lumber Co. denies responsibility. the contractor handling the lumber acted independently.
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Cres
Chas
Phillips
J. M. Buck
Phillips Wan Awitubilly
W. ©. Phillips
Cranberry
Buck Lumber Co
Inat Council Reaches Agreement With Southern Railway
City council and Southern Railway settle long standing differences. Maj Huger from Knoxville attended the Tuesday night meeting. An arc light will be moved from Carnegie to the Southern depot and a side track along the aquatic will be removed. The railway will furnish dirt to fill depressions around the water tank.
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Southern Railway Company
Maj. Huger
Knoxville
Carnegie
Southern Depot
City Fourth of July Celebration Planned With Various Events
A grand Fourth of July program is set in the city. morning features salutes welcome address by Mayor Paw and remarks by Governor Robi L Taylor, races and a bicycle contest. afternoon includes swimming, tule race and a baseball game. Wiley Porch DewS, a long-term sufferer, died this morning at about 8. He was about 21 or 29 years old. The notice ends with a health ad for Cascarets.
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W. W. Paw
Robi
L. Taylor
Roe
Roe, 11:00—Foot Races, 1200—Bicycle Race. Exhibition Thy City Fire Department
Lake Watausee
Johnson City
Grosneville
Wiley Porch
Signals and Dyspepsia Symptoms in Advertised Pills
The text lists signals of dyspeptic distress such as shortness of breath rapid pulse cold hands and feet dizziness and spots before the eyes. It claims Dr Deane's Dyspepsia Pills relieve these signals after meals and mentions Dr J Deane Co Kingston as the supplier.
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Deane
Deane CO
Kingston
City council approves removal of sidetrack near Greenwood Hotel
The board met in called session and approved bills totaling 507.93 for city officials. Mayor Faw reported a conference with Maj. Huger and recommended moving the sidetrack west of the foundry, near Rufe Hickey’s house, to allow leasing and unloading from wagons. A suspension of the ordinance was passed awaiting railroad company action. Damages claim by Mrs. L. C. Harr on Watauga avenue was settled, with taxes and costs of 83.58 relinquished and warrants issued.
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Financial Committee
Salarion
Amon
Faw
Maj
F. K. Huger
Southern
Greenwood
Rufe Hickey
Buck
Ity
Roan
Maj. Huger
L. OC. Harr
Watauga Avenue
Mourning for Infant Catharine White at Roan Mountain
Little Catharine White, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. White, died at Roan Mountain last Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock from a combination of illnesses. She was not quite two years old and was the fourth child lost by the family. The burial took place Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock in Love Cemetery in the city as grieving parents said goodbye to their beloved child.
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Nashville
State Board of Health
Flo
Exposition City
H. Hodges
Blu City
Chas
Harkind
Lheeneriby Anthotay
Bane Creek
Taos Coup
Pilot Hill
Todges
Mia
J. L. Hale
C.F. Hedges
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Yast
Tennessee
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Pred
Marriatta
Robt
Rutan House
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J. B. Lady
Carne
Pia
Lady
Roan Hill
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New Discovery Promises Cure for Coughs and Colds
James Jones of Jones & Son in Cowden Mh touts Dr King's New Discovery as lifesaving for grippe and serious winter illness. He claims a bottle home cured his patient from the first dose, endorsing the medicine for consumption coughs and colds sold at AU McFarland Co. drug store.
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Jones & Son
Cowden
Dr King
Cowden and Pane
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AU McFarland & Co
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