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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1912
Page
2
Judge of Supreme Court Tuchanlan, Shelby. For Trustee J. C Jackson. For Sheriff W. F. Jonas appear on the ballot as listed candidates in the upcoming election.
A collage of Democratic and Republican candidate declarations in Washington County. Announcements include bids for Sheriff Tax Assessor Trustee and representative, with appeals for votes, support, and party backing. Also notes Judge Felix W Moore’s visit and local bar backing.
Johnson City plans to sue former Recorder Elsworth and his bondsmen for 1000 dollars for alleged shortage after a 900 dollar sum held in Unaka National Bank is deducted. The case follows charges that Elsworth was short in his accounts and a statement sent to the National Audit Co of Pittsburg.
A congressional bill to restore Lieutenant Robert N. Campbell to his original rank in the U S Army has been favorably reported by the Military Affairs Committee. Campbell, formerly of Johnson City, has been a Salt Lake City resident after resigning from the army nine years ago.
Governor Banton McMillin weighs options as pressure mounts from Patterson allies and Frasier supporters. Sources say a senate bid appears likely, while others urge him to run for governor to lead Tennessee through next two years.
An advertisement urges women to use Cardus for aches and pains linked to womanly weakness. It emphasizes that minor health issues impact the whole system and encourages starting treatment today.
Local shop advertises fresh fish daily with low prices direct from fishermen. Also lists produce and groceries including tomatoes beans lettuce cabbage onions strawberries and canned goods with per pound or per item prices. Names Salesmen E L McLeod J B Leonard S A Leonard L M Pardue appear in notice.
City Attorney GEO. C. SELLS announces that within thirty days tax bills will be filed in the Chancery Court at Johnson City Tennessee to enforce liens on delinquent properties for 1911. The notice lists numerous delinquent taxpayers and property descriptions, with totals and penalties to be added to interest and attorney fees.
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