Taylor Agrees to Late Primary in Tennessee
Nashville July 25 Senator Carmack discussing re election candidacy says he has no entangling alliances and does not intend to enter any such alliance. The reporter’s questions and the senator’s answers are presented here.
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Nashville, Tenn
Carmack
Goy
Cox
Taylor
Mr. Washington
Gov
Senator
Gox
Washington
Ilan
Gov. Taylor
Tennessee
United States Senate
Shelbyville Gassite
Democratic Speeches and Local News from Carter County
District notes report political exchanges about candidates and alliances with Gov Cox and Gov Washington, plus district social updates. Community mentions include health, visits, marriages, school plans, and a bankruptcy notice for William M Fortune with creditors to meet August 10 in Knoxville.
Tennessee Newspaper Clippings Discuss Elections and Local Events
A jumble of column snippets covers political races in Tennessee, including governors race opinions, primary timing, and municipal notices. Mentions Roosevelt visit to Johnson City, divorce cases, fire events, and local editorials praising Black Patch edition, with multiple counties noting election commissioners and party strategy.
Quirky 19th Century Prow Note About Drink Preference
A garbled extract shows Hardeman Free Prows recalling preferences for old-fashioned liquor over beer and a sea of puzzling phrasing about quantity and day hours, hinting at a casual, humorous vignette on drinking habits and time perceptions.
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Hardeman
Johnson City Bond Vote Set for High School Project
Notice from election commissioners G. W. Willett Haskie J. Dysr and J. M. Martin of Washington County Tennessee announces a bond election in Johnson City on August 2, 1906. Voters will decide up to 84500 for site purchase and building a high school with furnishing and equipment funded by the bonds authorized under state act.
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Old Town
Tennessee
GW. Winnarr
Hasxare H. Dyes
J. M. Mantes
Election officers named for Johnson City bond election
A list of judges clerks registrars and officers for the August 2 1905 bond election in Johnson City Tennessee is published with notes that all appointees must report to H H Dyer's office Wednesday morning to receive election books ballots and boxes and to be qualified by law. Election Commissioners G W Winters Haskien H Dyrn and J M Mannix sign the notice.
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Acts of Tennessee
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Martin
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W. L. Taylor
Jndyea
G. W. Newhouse
I. N. Boring
P. Q. Miller
A. H. Bullock
Joseph Archer
Jas
A. Baker
Sodward
Moore
H. Cambridge
W. J. Johnson, Jr
H. H. Dyer
G. W. Winters
Chim. Haskien H. Dyrn
J. M. Mannix
Incomplete Ticket Information From Southern Railway
Fragmented OCR text shows ticketing details for travel to Los Angeles with references to Southern Railway agents and several names and locations. The readable portions indicate price and route notes but lack coherent structure or complete facts.
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Los Angeles
Southern Railway
W. Uy Tarlo
Pal Wabtington
Trinity Park School Promises Modern Methods and Lectures
Trinity Park School presents a first class preparatory education with a well equipped campus, modern teaching, and frequent lectures by prominent lecturers. It offers moderate expenses and seven years of phenomenal progress. For catalogue and information write Av Brvexs, Headmaster, Durham, N. C.
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Tive Novia
Av Brvexs
Durham
Attachment Notice Involving Dave Leach Washington County Tenn
An attachment writ issued by Justice A T Bullock in Washington County Tenn against Dave Teach for 18.04 dollars. The writ levied May 6 1905 on an undivided interest in land in the 5th district near Bubreeville branch of Southern Railway. Non resident of Tennessee required to appear August 1 1905 to defend, or case proceed ex parte.
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A. H. Bullock
Washington County
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Washington Couny
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A. TL. Bullock
J. M. Byrd
Said
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Southern Railway
Tuo. T. Tench
Geo. W. Oliver
Obe Leach
O. W. Pine
C. W. Fine
Aaid Bullock
Alee
Tennessee
Ois
Bonaven
J. P
New Scimitar Thoughts Inspire Time Travel Drink
A collection of whimsical and fragmented lines from Hardeman Free Press style humor. It references an ice cream drink, a promised marriage by a pastor, and scattered quips about floods, misused water, and odd editortial grievances about banks and legislation. The tone mirrors late era small-town humor with rough dialect and typos.
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