Morristown area notes lively in late autumn tourism
A flood of social briefs from Morristown reports visits by Col Hidyou and Col John Crouch, trips to Knoxville Bristol and Chattanooga, reunions with relatives, and changes in residence. Local residents including Mrs Crank Detro it and Captain W A Dickson are mentioned alongside church and civic events. The era’s portrait includes pensions, concerts, and Royal Arch Masons gathering details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Adams
Chattanooga
Significant Orders and Local Notices From Jolson City
Lumont of the railroad branch visits the city to survey timber routes through North Carolina and discuss market access. Molesworth contemplates purchasing ties to ready the line for operation while optimism grows for completion, with remarks about the Johnson City Barn Door Club and local youth training for shooting and outdoors, including a note about a treasurer absconding. The School Census reports Jolson City population figures and corporate boundaries, followed by Resolutions of Respect for Mrs. S. J. Hoss from the First Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society. The column also notes trips, weather effects, and local social updates from Dr. W. J. Miller, Dr. Miles Nervine, and various residents’ activities and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumont
Carolloa
Blunt
Reabond
Molesworth
Haa
Prison City Barn Door Club
Che Cose
Jolson City
Cli
Johnson
Tanathie
Marowell
Tlin
S$. J. Hoss
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Presbyterian Church
Johnson City
Tennessee
M. L. McCown
K. Live
Bank Moves to Old Post Office Building
The Bank Moved from the Market Street Paw building to the old post office building on Spring Street and will remain there until the new bank is completed. The Twindon City Corner Band plans a cake walk next Thursday evening with an admission fee to fund band equipment. A Syrup of Figs advertisement praises its family remedy use. Mr. Wila Williams of Nashville, visiting the city, is mentioned in a family note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank
Banking and Trust
Hag
Paw
Merket Stect
Post Office
Spring Street
California Fig Syrup Co
Wila Williams
Nashville
Williams
Thin City
Lusk
Watauga Avenue
Roan Street
Johnson City Gun Club Reform Shifts to Regular Practice
The Johnson City Gun Club reorganized last Saturday afternoon under acting President Gov. Taylor and Secretary-Treasurer Tate L. Earnest. About eight to ten skilled shooters form the core, with new members expected as weekly meets resume at the rear grounds near Bristless. The club uses electric traps and plans the Magantrap from Cleveland Ohio. Tate L. Earnest won the inaugural champion medal during the first meeting after reorganization. The article also notes advancing political activity for general voter registration and discusses a chancery court suit in London regarding Archer v Belding, with a large stake and upcoming August decision. Coffee notes promote Kin-Iee blend from Heekin Co. and M. T. Hows & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Gan Club
Fleeting Gov. Taylor
Tate L. Earnest
East Tennesses
Bristol
Roxville
Chamber
Jain Cartridge and Target Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Organiza Tor Comer
Chancery Court
London
Tenn
John P. Smith
BR. N
Archerys
D. W. Belding
Archer
Belding
Lenoir City
Tennessee River
North Carolina
Henderson
R. N. Archer
8. Archer
Church notices and civic appeals echo in Johnson City
Church leaders across Methodist Presbyterian and Episcopalian congregations unite for alternating Sunday services at local churches and a mission reopening at Lusk Schoolhouse. A new court house jail plan is urged to protect records, boost prosperity, and raise nearby property values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
South
Eskrige
Herndon
First Presbyterian
Christ Church Mission Protes
Episcopal
Lusk
Meee Avenue
Roan Street
Rugasell K. Smith
Second Presbyterian
Johnson City
Fertilizer and Chemicals Advertise Do It Yourself Prep
Fertilers and chemicals marketed as choice fertilizer in stock with chemicals for special wheat fertilizers. Farmers can save by preparing their own Ferrig ers using free computed directions offered for making light grade goods.
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Henry Koehler
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Invita
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McDonald
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Motel
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Tanyo Dimetown
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M. Bick
Tristol
Mins
Willie Cox
Jak Plourville
Kedward Case
Elizabethton
Sam Simcox
Eilie Wade
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Hidyou
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Unoka Springs
J. Sanford Crouch
Norfatt
Johnston
Athinta
A. TL. Dickson
Captain W. A. Dick- Hinson
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Lloyd
Mies Tizuie Hicks
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Mey
Lolia Care
Little Jane Tary Ethel
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Evan
Toliivan Ily Wid
Alto Viton
Don Croush
Moone
George W. Mardin
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Jinesbore
Mead
Salta
Lawrence Snapp
Fimbreville
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W. A. Pickingon
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Mixsea Carr
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Hoous's Creek
J. D. Xuminer
Minx Carrie
Mrsand Mra
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Fred and
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Greeneville
A.B. Bowman
Hugh Taylor
Washington
Taylor
G. W. Thompson
The
Christian Church
Thompson
Royal Arcannia
Monay
Ani Ecenitia
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C. M.taylor
Theinvelos
J. 1. Lowe
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Charles Deadorick
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Snow's Chapel
John Losk
Tot Springs
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Holston
Via
Austin Springs
M. R. Miller
Barton & Parrott
Main Street
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S. B. White
Nun CY
Renae
Jesse
Lillian
the Gun Club
Coffe
Heekin & Co
Java
Lorer
Hoongh
Gloria
Cargille’s
Cargille's Novelty and Art Store
Hnbos Orr
Nesser
Watauga Avenue Presbyterian
R. F. Wortz
John
Eskridge
Tudian Creek
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First Baptist Church
J. G. Davidson
Christ
Ae Omen
Mditreas,inc
Mavideon, A
Thox 15
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Jas, A
Darron
TJ. Barron
Weeravcn Warne Co
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Sony
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WML
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