Cy H Lyle Named Treasurer Of Johnson City Soldiers Home
The Comet editor Cy H Lyle has been appointed treasurer of the Mountain Branch Soldiers Home in Johnson City Tennessee. The move follows endorsements from local papers and political figures noting Lyle’s longstanding service in journalism and the Democratic party. Citizens express pride in his appointment and predict stable stewardship of the home’s finances.
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Cy Lyle
Johnson City
Cy H. Lyle
The
Comet
Our Bob
Mountain Branch
Oliver K. Marshall
Chas. W. Wadsworth
Moses Harris
Bristol American congratulates Cy Lyle on Johnson City post
In Nashville on June 21 1915 the Bristol American relays praise for Cy H Lyle editor of The Comet after his appointment as treasurer of the Soldiers Home at Johnson City. The Comet will continue under his publishment and many Tennessee friends send felicitations. Local notes mention Po Do Lax ad Oak street curbing and various visits and greetings to Lyle.
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Knoxyville Journal and Tribune
Cy Lyle
Johnson City
Pon
Uncle Sam
Knoxville Journal and Tribune
Nashville
Tenn
Green Bay
Bristol
C. H. Lyle
Lyle
Comet
Tennessee
Bristol American
W. O. Phillips
Fish Spring
Soldiers
Kind Words From Appreciative Friends
Greeneville Tennessee 1916 letters praise Cy on appointment and success. Messages from A J Patterson Roanoke Virginia Bristol Virginia June 17 22 1915 1916 extend congratulations and good wishes. A mix of earnest endorsements and party loyalty reflections accompany brief notices.
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Greeneville, Tenn
Roanoke
Bristol
Mr. Lyle
the Sentinel
Remarkable Cinwah remedy praised for stomach and liver relief
A promotional note extols Cinwah as the greatest remedy for stomach and liver troubles, claiming it combines vegetable ingredients from around the world to stimulate digestion and purify the system. The piece also lists social notices about local residents, travels, and a prominent banker in the East Tennessee area.
Chancery sale of land in Washington County Tennessee
In obedience to a decree of the Chancery Court at Johnson City Tennessee in the case TB Daniels and wife versus G F McClain and wife a tract of land in the 9th Civil District of Washington County fronting about 351 feet on Commerce Street containing two and one half acres more or less will be offered for sale on July 10 1915 at 10 o’clock a m in front of the Court House door at Johnson City. The sale is on credit with redemption and a lien retained on the property by the purchaser. The notice names Mrs S B Vaught and daughter Mie Marie of Abingdon VA and other parties as holders of related claims and outlines the necessity of a full decree description on record. Various local residents are listed as guests and observers in the surrounding community.
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Chancery Court
Johnson City
TB. Daniels
G. F. McClain
Tennessee
Washington County
Commerce Street
Mil
George H. Pepper
J. B. Moorehouse
Gladys Garrett
Lillie
Frank Henderson
Bristol
Alex Patterson
Pixel
Tsrebve Moutha
Mra
Jequity
Redemption
Mirs
Gale Armatrong Haw
Pepper
Rogeraville
Misa Nettle
Oesar Cox
Securiy
Ellasbethton
Cox Ie Ome
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Johnson City, Tenn
Bryan Peace Democratic Party
Samuel
Shields
Washington
East
Knoxville
South
R. L. Patton
Edior
John
Sevier County
Tnlems
National Soldiea
Sells
Montgomery
Soldiers’ Home
Major Marshall
Wadsworth
United States
Jonesboro
Lyles
Virginia
Mountain Gazette
Annapolis Naval Academy
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Pete
Kansas City
Tennessee Home Guards
Close
Blatt
Hut Cy Lyle
Knoxville Sentinel
Oak Street
Watauga
Holston Avenue
W. H. Nelson
Backwoods
Chas. G. Schenk and Son
Knoxville Fesaives
Victor Kent
James Hardin and Son
West Virginia
Geo. W. Hardin
Earle Beasley
Big Stone Gap
Mrs
H. C. Beasley
A. L. Murray
Jonesbore
Robert Gardner
Watauga Avenue
J. P. Summers
Carrie
Wellesley
Truly, A. J. Patterson
Telford
Imbel
Carolina
Clinchfield and Ohio Railway
Fordtown
Kingsport
Cameron, Va Tenn
Speers Ferry
St. Paul and
Dante, Va
Erwin
Unabe Springs
Toccane
Burnsville
Pensacola
Marion
N. C
Spartanburg
D. C
Unicol
Chast, Mandel
Crouch’s Book Store
Main Street
Pioneer Builders
Buick
Inder Valve
Buick Special
Detroit
Summers-Parrott Hardware Co
Agents
COVA
Par Ale
Johnnan City
Gregory Druo
Walter Chandler
Memphis
Um and Family
Piqua
Frederick Martin
New York
Rose Hecht
Nellie Strain
Frank L
St. John
Durham
Julia P. Slask
Julia Slack
Oklahoma City
East Tennessee
Elizabethon Bonner
Mra. S. B. Vaught
Mie Marie
Abingdon, Va
Halle Hensley
Beulah Marshall
R. T. Morgan
Howard Morgan
Kentucky
Carl King
Albertine King
Tugg Newman
Mary Lucile
John F. Lyte
Ward Friebers
University of Texanessee
Bly Fatther
C.D. Prieberg
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