For Sale and Local Notices in Johnson City Page
A jumble of classified ads offers Standard Computing bargains and loans, farm tracts for sale, property listings, and local business promotions. Community notes mention sick residents, visits, Confederate reunion travel, and a baby camel promotion tied to the Mighty Haag Railroad Shows in Johnson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ally Trek Gardens
W. A. Kite & Co
Spring Street
Aly
W.oa . Kite & Co
Spring
Roltimer
Main Street
Ee Bani
Slaughter
Summers-Parrott Hardware Co
America
General Lee
Mighty Haag
Johnson City
Notable Local Notices and Advertisements Jump Amid Street Wreckage
Rev T Fi Utterbeck to preach at First Provan arate no next Sunday. Win Buver Co displays claywood vases and jardeniers. J B Roithner repairs watches clocks jewelry at 210 Main St. Mrs J Norment Powell sent to Minnesota sanitarium by Dr W J Miller with Mr Powell. Dr Len G Broughton to lecture Down In The Dumps at the Hippodrome Wednesday night June 23. Brick building opposite We Arle ington on West Main wrecked Monday to clear path for new hotel by J W Pardue. Construction progressing rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Fi. Utterbeck
Arate
Win, Buver & Co
J. B. Roithner
No. 210
Main Street
Len G. Broughton
Hippodrome
Broughton
South
We Arleington
West Main Street
J. W. Pardue
Mysterious drowning at Lost Cove fishing trip
A large search party of about 100 men has dragged the Nolachucky River near the Tennessee North Carolina line for days seeking Randolph Kent a 22 year old railroad employee who vanished while fishing at Lost Cove Kent is related to John Skelton Williams of Richmond and a Virgin ia supreme court figure and the incident remains unexplained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolachucky River
Lost Cove
Tennessee-North Carolina State Line
Randolph Kent
Carolina,Clinchfield & Ohio Railroad
Kent
John Skelton
Williams
Richmond
John Harris
Supreme Court of Virginia
Hardware Dealers Meet Speaker Plans In Pittsburg
J A Summer attends the National Hardware Dealers annual meeting in Pittsburg to speak at the banquet. Guests visit from Kentucky Texas and local residents entertain and travel plans include an Asheville excursion with round trip fare. Exciting talks from Jack Russell and a noted salesman style headline the city’s summer notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Summer
Pittsburg
National Hardware Dealers
Cotton mill visitors entertain Johnson City party
A group of fifty cotton mill men from Augusta Charleston Greeneville Wilmington and Charleston N C arrived in Johnson City Friday evening. Chaperones included Col J C Hemplille W E Gougales R Ross and J H Wynders along with C&O officials M J Caples and J J Campion. They toured the Soldiers Home and Cranege Howl, enjoyed the line of the C&O, and returned after two hours aboard a baggage car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Charleston
Greeneville
N. C
Wilmington
Johnson City
Cotion Kings
Col. J. C. Hemplille
Charleston News and Courier
W. E. Gougales
Columbia State
Inor K R. Ross
Charlotte Observer
John H. Wynders
Clinchfield Coal Corporation
M. J. Caples
C. ©. & O. Railway
J.J. Campion
Carnege Howl
Johnson City Post Office Raises Salaries
Under the annual readjustment of salaries of the postmasters Johnson City is raised from 2600 to 32700 while Jonesboro drops from 1800 to 1700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Jonesboro
Delightful Dance At Hotel Carnegie Honors Four Guests
A Tuesday night event at Hotel Carnegie featured a lively dance in honor of Misses Opie Pierce and Mannie Perkina of Kentucky, Nora Groves of Texas, and Hazel Shawn of Greeneville. Music was provided by the Jackson orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Carnegie
Opie Pierce
Mannie Perkina
Kentucky
Nora Groves
Texas
Hazel Shawn
Greeneville
Jackson Orchestra
Limestone mass meeting forms board of trade leadership
Citizens in Limestone and nearby held a mass meeting electing Dr J Ff Arnold as president J H Tipton as treasurer and A Bovell as secretary with C S Campbell as assistant secretary. Committees to carry forward the work were appointed. J J Paul assigns to creditors with about 1500 in liabilities and 50 cent on the dollar expected. Paul had a year long local business. C C & O route plans shift to Spartanburg and beyond toward Laurens August and Port Royal with C W likely to be used to Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limestone and Vicinity
Board of Trade
J. Ff. Arnold
J. H. Tipton
A. Bovell
C.S. Campbell
J. J. Paul
RE. J. Vaught
Mr. Paul
Spartanburg
Laurens
Port Royal
No& L
Columbia
Newberry
8. C
Herald and News
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Brading & Marshall Lumber Co
J.B. Worley
W. Thiol
Hone Co
Roos Sand
Brown
Geo
Seale
Fiat Ib
W. A. Kate & Co
Bpring St
KOC
Warren
J. W. Watson
Poplar Street
HM. M. Deaderick
Vnaka Springs
John Barton
Walter Hodge
Henry Patton
E. Ki. Ellsworth
R. Bateman
Elk Park
N.J
J . Vanes
Victor
Win. Silver & Co
Flver
Unaka Avenue
Estes Bargain House
Mesdames Gay L. Smith and
I. Armbust
Middle Tennessee
John Haggardy
Knoxville
Sallie Collette
Wiy
A, Dickinson
Capt Thorne
al Rowan
J. W. Lee
Memphis
Mis
W. B. Reynolds
Phillips Building
Buffalo Street
National Surety Co
New York City
Mannie Perkins
Nora Graves
Gildersleeve
East Market Street
Robt
M. Watkins
Harry H. Galbraith
Island
T. T. Reese
Palm Beach
Fla
Pine Street
Mr. Reese
W. Ei. Reese
Florida
Ashiville
Southern Railway
Tretla
Asheville
Jack Russell
Don Parsons
Erwin Magnet
Wiley & Degreat
Kodak Store
Fritts and Whalen
New
Asion Depot
Tennessee
The
Mighty Hang Railroad
Haags Sizadows
Ewn ToSet
P. S
Agency
New Idea Patterns
Dante
Hotel Canegie
Mestone
Loe
J. G. Sterchi Furniture Co
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