Clinchfield Route service via Carolina Clinchfield and Ohio Railway
Through coaches and baggage cars operate July 25 1909 in eastern standard time between Johnson City Tennessee and Charlotte and Wilmington North Carolina. Connections available from all points North East West and South under J J Campion traffic manager Johnson City Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Tenn
Charlotte
Wilmington
N. C
J. J. Campion
Douthsound Jorthround
Iaa
Dope
Dpr
Jonson City
Marion
Bostic
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Lopm
Monroe
Hamle
Wanted ads and Local notices from Fort Worth era
The page lists help wanted male roles and various notices. It mentions bookkeepers clerks superintendents managers and a vacancy for a filing role. It notes travel from Bristol and New York with visits, rent offers, lost child sweater, and a call for samples of fall dress goods. It includes multiple public notices for Mountain Branch and National Soldiers Home procurement deadlines and contact info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.G. Lyle
uWimilusa
Arkansas
Bristol
Margaret
Loulwina
Texas
Mexico
Mildred Lyle
T. M. Ingles
J. P. Taylor
Henry Co
Ston, Tex
Bristol Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Guests
Local and personal items list residents visiting Bristol or hosting guests from Knoxville Marion Newport Newport News and Richmond. Names include Miss Clara Russell Miss Eva Kinmert Mrs. J. W. Cass Mrs. Hugh Morison and many others with relatives and friends traveling to or from Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Mauk
Mamie Bryan
Knoxville
A. B. Bowman
Killen
Adelaide
Limestone
Non-Resident Notice in Johnson City Case 1909
The court orders four weeks publication in the Johnson City paper for non residents Rey Steele Receiver W G Colson O M Colson and Katherine Colson to appear before the Clerk and Master by the first Monday in September 1909 or default. July 18, 1909. Lee Willan and S B Solicitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Rey Steele
W. G. Colson
Q. M. Colson
Katherine Colson
Tennessee
Johnson Day
Said
O Breele
W. G. Colton
O. M. Colson
Court House
Lee
Willan
For Sale and Rent Listings By W. A. Kite & Co
Advertises property for sale or rent through W. A. Kite & Co. at 127 Spring Street. Mentions concrete work by Geo. I. Brown and offers farm tracts and truck gardens near the city.
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W. A. Kite & Co
Spring St
Geo. I. Brown
Spring Street
Notice of General Registration in Washington County
Registration books opened Monday August 9 1909 and closed August 19 1909 for voters in the First and Second precincts of the Ninth civil district including Johnson City and in the Fifth civil district including Jonesboro. Registrars include Jok Lawrence Swingle Geo H Berry Jesse Martin and J A Aiken J S Cochran with books locations at the Court House Spring Street and the White Elephant Boone and Market. Election commissioners for Washington County Tennessee sign the notice.
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Johnson City
Jonesboro
Tennessee
Johns City
Court House
Springstreet
Resistrars
Lawrence Swingle
Sth
Dolnson City
White Elephant
Boone and Market Street
Geo. H. Berry
Jesse Martin
Fyncy J. A
Aiken J
Cochran
Giant locomotive arrives for railway use in Roanoke
The Roanoke News reports a massive engine weighing 25 000 pounds arrives for the O C O Railway to push coal over the Allegheny Ridge. The engine, a Mullet type with eight driving wheels per side and four cylinders, draws interest from railroad men. Another Malet engine of 60 000 pounds is under construction for the Southern Pacific.
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O Ae Ridge
Hoanoke
Roanoke
West Virginia
Caroling
Claelfield
Alio Rilroad
Southern Pacific
Breakfast and social notes from local columns
Dr Woods Hutchinson promotes a hearty breakfast including meat fish eggs or milk with fats sugars and hot breads while cereals are seen as secondary. The column then shifts to local society notes mentioning Miss Lillian Dale Burbage visiting in New York and Tennessee relations, missionary institutes, a wedding reception, and Greenville Democrat mentions a local figure, A A Taylor, visiting Jonesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods Hutchinson
Woman's Home Companion
New Opera House Planned for Johnson City
J A Denton contracted to build a new opera house on Market Street Johnson City with 46 by 165 feet footprint costing about 4000 dollars. Site on Main Street will feature a 20 foot wide entrance, a store row, and an auditorium of 46 feet with galleries extending over the hallway. The project aims for completion soon, with Henry overseeing the work and a decorative exterior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Denton
Thomtiog
Malin Joc
Wixty
Denton
Henry
Uu Torhin
Bush Suffers Painful Injury In Factory Plunge
Willd. Mish, foreman of the Waloghan Tannery, fell twelve feet from a plank while attempting to lace a belt on a pulley. He landed and sustained a severe bruise, now slow to heal, while confined to his bed.
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Willd
Mish
Walogan
Temoor
Alps
Edgar Seneker Dead in North Dakota
The accidental death of Edgar Seneker was reported from Hismarck North Dakota on Wednesday morning. He was the son of BH Benckes of Bristol and brother of Mos HL Witford of Unis City, a former resident of this city. He died at age 2 and will be shipped to Bristol for interment.
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Ager Seneker
Hismarck
North Dakota
BH. Benckes
Bristol
Mos. HL. Witford
Unis City
East Tennessee
Monument design accepted for Sycamore Shoals monument
Mrs Jus Wo Shee representing Hownie Kate chapter 1. A. R. of Knoxville and Mrs J J McCue of Sycamore Shoals Bristol along with Mish Mayes Arnell of John Sevier chapter met yesterday and accepted the monument design. The project is set for unveiling October 7, 1908. The women were hosted at the Soldiers' Home hotel and toured the city by Miss Arnell.
Watauga Avenue Presbyterian Church August Services
The pastor Rev D A Dobbs will be out of town in August while regular services continue. August 1 Rev D Gray DD preaches, August 4 Rev J A Moore, August 14 supply to be announced, August 22 no preaching services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watauga Avenue Presbyterian Church
D. A. Dobbs
D. Gray
J. A. Moore
Johnson City Beats Greeneville in Weekend Baseball Series
Local team Johnson City won two straight games against Greeneville last Saturday and Sunday, 40 to 8 and 81 to 7 respectively. The games were well played and drew interest, with plans for more contests to come.
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Johnson City
Greeneville
Secon
Moving City Offices to Second Floor Ambrist Building
The Recorder and City Commissioner offices are moved to the Ambrist Building second floor. The court noon will host board meetings and dates. The change aims to facilitate officer work and improve operations.
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Am Brist
Huilding
Daniel Glass Celebrates 10th Birthday at Boones Creek
Daniel Glass marked a 10th birthday at his son-in-law Nelson Minch's home on Boones Creek, near the city, last Friday July 28. He was born in Western North Carolina in 1808 and moved to Tennessee about fifty years ago.
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Daniel Glass
Nelson Minch
Boones Creek
Mr. Glue
North Carolina
Tennessee
Suburban Society Note On Reeves McGee Gathering
Misses Clim Reeves and Grice McGee hosted a Saturday get together at private homes Mire uke and Aspen Tower with Lake Finneofal as a backdrop. Guests enjoyed rowing on the lake and a substantial luncheon before Marion Johnson provided vocal and instrumental entertainment late.
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Clim Reeves
Grice McGee
Mire Uke
Aspen Tower
Finneofal
Miss Reeves
Missy Marion Johnson
Mision Glennie Penes
Dora Campbell
A Lawson
Lincoln
Nettie Wallin
Bank of Commerce Opens in New Quarters
The Bank of Commerce moves to new quarters at Spring and Tipton streets in East Tennessee. The remodeled firm features a grey Georgia marble counter and mahogany woodwork, with a front parlor for ladies and customers dropping in. President Gaunt and Cashier Miller praise the new, convenient home.
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Spring
Tipton
East Tennessee
Isi
Gaunt
Miller
Southern Railway Improves Platform and Sanitary Walk
The Southern Railway will tear away the platform from the depot to the tank site and fill to the south building with limestone, creating a permanent sanitary walk. The spring tunnel will be piped under the track to raise the grade, improving access and easing city traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Ue Ol
East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad Company Directors Meeting
The East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad Company announces a stockholders meeting at the company office in Johnson City Tennessee on Wednesday September 16 1868 at 12 o'clock noon to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and to transact other business as may come before the meeting. John Wish secretary
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Mountain Branch
Nas D.Y.S
National Soldiers Home
Tennessee
Paul £. Divine
Mountain Armch
N. W
Tenn
Paul
Atucks
North Carolina Railroad Company
Johnson
Rimy Pone Buefiere
Associate President of Sullins College Named
Bristol Tenn July 2 Dr We Neighbor formerly pastor of State Street Methodist chuch here and now pastor of Trinity Methodist Baltimore has been elected associate president of Sullins College this city He is expected to succeed Dr W E Martin at the end of the next session Martin will not be with the school after the coming year He has accepted the presidency of a new school at Montgomery Alabama in his native state Martin has made a great success of the work here and the board and patrons regret he will depart after the next scholastic year.
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Bristol
Tenn
We Neighbor
Giastor
State Street Methodist Chisel
Trinity Methodist Chapel
Baltimore
Sillin College
WE. Martie Presdieny
Ly Martin
Dayliye
Montgomery
Ala
Ty. Martin
Ana
Ie School
Appraisers at Work Assess Bristol Water Plant Value
Appraisers for the Watttuga Water Company evaluate the Bristol plant value for city acquisition. Mr Kirkpatrick, a noted expert engineer, leads the appraisal with commission members actively reviewing terms.
New Office Created in Buhari County Admin Office
Fragmented OCR notes describe a new office creation with a named manager and staff assignments. It mentions a salary of $19 per month and references several individuals by initials, indicating a reorganizational record in a local government office.
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Curthiesayy
Buhafet
Mamie Lythe
Tee
Engk Bieal
Weis
Kyle ML King
Cok Brownlow
Willard Pays Up After Warrants Cleared
The report states Willard paid up after being arrested on several warrants recently issued. Attending the settlement were witnesses and relatives including Mins Feyburn, Mel Crumley, and other family members during the transaction.
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Willard
Jeane Meranee
Mins Feyburn
Lin Phoely
Heather
Mel. Crumley
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HW. Lyle
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New York
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W. A. Rite & Co
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Hugh Morison
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M. G. Ogden
Richmond
WT. Mitchell
J. Pritchet
Mark Pritchett
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Mrs. Lamb
John J Lamb
RD. DeVault
N.C
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Isristol
Mesdames
J. W. Cass
Guy L Smith
Rogersville
I. W. Oakes
Pedigo
Virginia
Lyle
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Radston Heights
Little Shell" Shipley
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Harold
Abr .Gant
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Missex Kernan
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Franklin, Tenn
D. H. Willard and Son
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Henry Steele
Katherine Colon
Isa
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New London
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Maple Place
Ossiningy X. Y
Daily Citizen
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Washington, D. C
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B. Vaught
Nider Aciing
Martin's Chapel
Boring’s Chapel
Nathan Sullins Woodard
M. I. Charel
Hister
W. R. King
H Street
Barnesville
Nelson H. Brown
Sarah
Marian Friburg
Marguerite Robinson
Awannie Robinson
Martin Freiburg
Henry Lewis Marks
Robinson
Munice Robinson
Greenville Democrat
A. A. Taylor
Milligan
Mr. Taylor
China
S.B
Piedmont Directory Co
Asheville, N.C
NEW Opera House
W. J. Bush
Edgar Seneker
Society Notes
Ice Consumers
Saime
Kool
Hugh F. Webb
Carter
Willian Orton
Brading & Marshall Lumber Co
East Main Street
J. E. Crouch
Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens
Opnson EU Tennessee
Whalen
Union Depot and Business Center
Bank OF Commerce
New Quarters
Southern Railway
Airflee
East Tenneseee
wWestern North Corolla Railroad
Comany
Dolmivon City
Tennesse Ageast 2
Sullins College
Watttuga Water Gampany
Skirkpatrick
Iron Jikan
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