Comet W. Dyer in Birmingham and Bristol visits noted
The community lists residents and visitors including Mrs Sam Simcox ill in Birmingham, Loyall Silton and Walter Henderson visiting Bristol and Tate Springs, Miss Elizabeth Burgess and Mid Koma Biroman returning from Bristol visits, A A Taylor on a western lecturing tour, G K Lido and A S Grip in city, Brown’s steakhouse praised, D B Taylor and wife at Moore'sburg Springs, Mrs Hawes Keebler and daughter returning to Knoxville, and Rev John Boring visiting relatives.
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Hawes Keebler
Knoxville
Elaté Hickman
Flourville
Miay Willie McParland
Bristol
Grace Hall
W. G. Anderson
Newport
Robert Barrow
Law
Bristo
Local society notes and travel open week in Jonesboro
L D Gump heads east Sunday to buy goods. Thad Cox and Mrs Cox visit Knoxville. Andy Spencer returns from a trip to large towns. Mrs J Sanford Crouch back home in Norfolk. Miss Emma Miles of Galesburg visiting Miss Sadie Ward. Mrs 8 Williams and daughter return from Knoxville. Mrs Arthur Scott of Philadelphia visiting Ida. Lyle Lyman and Miss Elizabeth Lyman guests of Mrs P M Ward. James Taylor of Weatherford Texas visiting in county. Bert Rable goes to Knoxville to join Knoxville Pants Co. Many local visits, dances, road talks, and missing roads noted. Deaths include David Nave of consumption and twin infant deaths. Civil service exams announced for October in Knoxville and local rail clerk tests. Alf Taylor praised for eloquence at Des Moines. East Tennessee Baptist convention dates set with transport allowances.
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Thad A. Cox
Mrs. Cox
Knoxville
Andy Spencer
Mrs. J. Sanford Crouch
Norfolk
Emma Miles
Galesburg, IL
Sadie Ward
Dr John Pepper Visits Abingdon Dentist Eyes Local Practice
Dr John Pepper of Abingdon Virginia visited the city on Monday with the aim to locate here. He is a veteran dentist with nearly twenty years of practice and plans to set up on the second floor of the building opposite the post office after August first.
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John Pepper
Abingdon
Dr. Pepper
Atndy
A New Drug Store to Open in Johnson City
A new drug store is planned for the Peoples building on Main Street in Johnson City. Frank Patton of Jonesboro will fit up the store with a fifteen foot soda fountain and onyx showcases. He partners with Mr Means of South Carolina. The second floor will house an ice cream parlor and a modern elevator. Occupancy is expected in about thirty days. Wool Wanted. The Best flour is Mold Duat.
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Johnson City
Peoples
Main Street
Frank Patton
Jonesboro
Patton
Mr. Means
South Carolina
New Phone Manager Brings Added Service to Bristol Exchange
William Griffin, manager of the Bristol Telephone Exchange, has stayed in the city with two operators to improve local service. A new office manager vows to run a flourishing exchange for public satisfaction. The Anti-Saloon League organized in Johnson City with 8. W. Tindell as state organizer. Officers elected include Nov J. A. Buble president, Geo. W. Sitton and George Barbage vice presidents, Adam B. Crouch secretary, F. P. Baxter treasurer. A meeting is planned at the Christian church next Tuesday evening the 20th. all interested citizens are invited.
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William Griffin
Bristol Telephone Exchange
Johnson City
W. Tindell
Christian Church
J. A. Buble
Geo. W. Sitton
George Barbage
Adam B. Crouch
F. P. Baxter
Airline line to connect Great Lakes with South Atlantic coast
Baltimore July 21 Union Trust Company of this city has arranged to finance the extension of the old Ohio River and Charleston railroad from the coal Holds of West Virginia to Lincolnton North Carolina The line will connect with Seaboard Air Line at Lincolnton and may extend to Trenton Ohio providing a Detroit Southern connection The project would create a Detroit to Atlantic coast airline and requires about 230 miles of new track from Ironton to Johnson City and Lincolnton to support the route The article notes statements by George L Carter and cites a Springfield Tennessee telegraph about Miss Ethel Akin and a separate travel offer via the Iron Mountain Route for trips to Texas Oklahoma and Indian Territory with various August and September dates for fares.
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Charleston
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Samuel Hunt
The
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Seaboard
Detroit
Gen Jean
Tronton
Norfolk & Western
Ironton
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Johnson City
Huntdate
Tincolnton
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South & Western
Ohio River & Charleston
Bristol
O. R
South & Western Company
Springfield
Tenn
Nashville
Miss Akin
Miav
Ethel Akin
J. H. Akin
Thompson, Tenn
Cedar Hill
Soule College
Rev J A Ruble Emerges as Soldiers Home Chaplain Candidate
Dr Caldwell’s remedy advertised. Rev J A Ruble of Johnson City visits the area and leans strong for the Soldiers Home chaplaincy. He spoke to about three thousand at a regiment reunion in Athens and impressed. Ruble is a popular, long‑time East Tennessee church leader with noted health and teaching skills. Selection likely in December.
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J. A. Ruble
Johnson City
Mr. Ruble
Athens
Hin ‘Ehurch
East Tennessee
Mme
Ravaville Sentinel
Prayer Offer Declined For Cook Needed At Home
A letter from Susan Hopper pleads for help to find a cook for her family. The reply from officials declines, citing adaptation to current meals and suggests employment in Johnson City. The note mentions travel routes, available literature, and a political update from Ben Haynes’ Claiborne Progress.
Report of the Condition Anaka National Bank Johnson City
Bank reports at close of business July 16 2002 showing loans and discounts overdrafts secured and unsecured U S bonds and premiums on U S bonds, banking house and furniture, fractional currency and lawful money in vault, redemption fund with U S Treasurer, stock details, surplus fund, dividends unpaid, and individual deposits subject to withdrawal, with various unsettled items.
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Johnson City
Lomesaoe
U.S
U. S
Dierom National
Lear Anita
Wahury Nabional Band
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