Railroad Prospects Across Tennessee and Virginia Railways
The Comet reports broad railroad ambitions in 1890 spanning Danville to Johnson City and Bristol to Norfolk. Key lines and extensions connect Richmond and Danville, Winchester to Wilkesboro, and through to Johnson City, with emboldened plans by several railroad groups to create an eastern terminal at Johnson City and a network reaching Norfolk. A Carter County convention endorses Governor Taylor and Jerre Baxter for governor, while Embreeville firm signals intent to build toward Erwin, bypassing Jonesboro.
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Richmond and Dy Railroad Company
Danville
Richmond
Ronda
Johnson City
Vic G
Norfolk
Winston
Wilkesboro
N.C
Boone
Patrick Court House
F.1
Comer
Maj. Pettibone
Paint Rock
North Carolina
Macasin Gap
Fall Branch
King
Greeneville
Jonesboro
Nstead
Eph
Murray
Herald and Tribune
Embreeville Freehold, Land, Iron and Railway Company
Jobe
East Tennessee Railway Co
Embreeville
Erwin
Carter County
Court House
Elizabethton
Nashville
W. P. Dungan
N.G.T. Limerly
HM. Folsom
Geo. D. Taylor
John D. Morrell
R.A. Long
John B. Limerly
Wm. Shell, Jr
Hoo
D. P. Wilcox
R L. Taylor
People. Ltd
Jerre Baxter
Farmer Jerre
Tennessee
Committee On
Gov
R. L. Taylor
N. EB. Ryder
L. H. Rhody
W. Mc Qameron
8. M. Mattern
Lon Hendricson
W. D. Hunter
Wm. Shell
J. B. Limerly
H. M. Folsom
Jas
L. Perry
Jas. Shell
J.D. Morrell
J. W. Cameron
Dr. ON. Wilcox
Comet
Knoxville Tribune
Mountaineer
The Bond Question and Johnson City School Bonds
A public notice argues for approving a $25,000 bond issue to improve Johnson City schools and facilities, contending it safeguards democracy by educating youth. It warns that defeat would derail education for two years, urging voters to support bonds on July 7 and highlighting housing, architecture, and civic duty as core themes. The piece also includes a cautionary note on prohibition.
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Zens
Johnson City
Bolethe Hill
Bonde
Joanson City
Women and Temperance Union: home and moral duty
R T Howse extols the Woman's Christian Temperance Union as motherly power in defending the home against intemperance. He argues women, as homekeepers, must lead temperance work, citing Crusade roots, organized effort, and broad social benefits including education, child welfare, and public opinion shaping.
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Wee Man's Christian Temperance Union
Womans Christian Temperance Union
Fender
Christian Temperance Wnion
United States
Crusade
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Judea
Chriat
R. T. Howse
Toilet Soaps on sale in assorted brands and sizes
A compact listing shows soaps including White Cloud in 5 and 10 cent sizes, Red Cross Leona sc., Favorite 18 ounce, Imperial Olive se, Pale Olive 7 cakes for age, indicating a varied assortment and pricing.
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Red Cross
Leona
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