Religious Notices and Church Schedules on Malawad Koun Streets
A dense listing of church services and ministerial notices across streets including Malawad Koun Street and surrounding avenues. Details cover sermon times, Sunday schools, prayer meetings, and parsonages for multiple congregations such as Episcopal, Methodist, Presbyterian, and United Brethren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malin
W. James Xoblieni
Weinesdhay
Barthony
Apiscypal
Keetor
Stev
Osborne
Dengala
Prat Methodiat Episcopal Church
Wateuga Avenue
Presbyterian Chiren Tey
Jers A. Moore
Manse
Provehitue
the United Broken
Christ Church
Pir Aone
Roan Street
Watauea Ave
Hue
A.W. Arnold
Mt Pronebring
Non-Resident Notice in Tennessee Chancery Court
Non residents J W Hickey A T Hickey W C Hickey Isham Y Hickey Geo Hickey Sasie Hope Pendleton and Philip Pendleton must appear April 30 before the chancery judge in Johnson City to answer the bill of M P Hickey or the bill will be taken as confessed. Notice published for four weeks. Also Presbytery meeting announced at Salem Presbyterian Church Washington College on April 17 1907 at 7 30 p m by Clerk Att Town Barve Stated Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defonmanta
J. W. Hickey
A. T Hickey
W. C. Hickey
Isham Y. Hickey
Geo. Hickey
Sasie Hope Pendleton
Philip ©. Pendleton
Poorostlanta
Tennedsee
Chancery Court
Johnson City
M. P. Hickey
Phe
Holston
Salem Presbyterian Church
Washington College
Tenn
Wedneray
Barve
Clork
Myninches
Dersalo
G. T Smith
Waseca Jr
Gov. Patterson
P. A. Wofford
Naelei
Eepy
George L. Carter
Nashva
Florida
Eesere Tee Ae Mra
J. Fred Johnson
8. B. Guilerpie
T. F. Davis
Geo. W. Edwarden
Local notices and town chatter mingle with obits in Johnson City page
The page blends personal notices on steak buys and local sales with church revival updates led by Rev. J M Clark and reports of prominent residents like Etkanah Harr and the Carter family. It also lists real estate inquiries, business ads, and socia lvisits across Knoxville Bristol and Nashville reflecting daily life in late 19th or early 20th century Tennessee.
Table Boarders Wanted for Desirable City Rooms
A few first class table boarders are wanted at a reasonable rate. Apply to Mrs. Fannie Cramley, King Street, or Mus. 4. W. Saanrea, 117 Walnut Street, for furnished rooms in a convenient location near the business district.
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Fannie Cramley
King Street
Rhode Island Reds and Gockerels for Sale
Rhode Island Reds and choice Rhode Island Red gos or gockerels offered at reasonable prices. Pellets available. Stock first class in every particular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Wd. Tosi
Refurnished Star House At Erwin Invites Public
The Star House at Erwin Tennessee has been refurnished from attic to cellar and offers what the market affords with a cordial invitation for the public to call. Lee Awsons Proprietor.
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Erwin
Tenn
Lee Awsons
Spring Moulding Line Unveiled With New Patterns
Our spring line of moulding is complete with all new late patterns. Visit to see them before they are picked over.
Ideal Building Stone Co offerings in brick and stone work
Brick pamine note touts zonal bricks as neat and cheap versus stone with plastered granolithic options. They advertise artificial stone porch columns cap stones window sills lintels and other granolithic work at 2741 Johnson City Tenn. The Johnson City Comet reference and a local humor blurb from the Hardeman Free Press are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideal Building Stone CO
Johnson City
Tenn
Loving Cup to Honor Senator Carmack on March 28
The presentation of the loving cup to Senator EW Carmack by his Tennessee friends will occur Thursday night March 28 with a reception in his honor at the same time and place. Delegations from counties statewide are expected. no special invitations will be sent, a general invitation to all Tennessee residents is issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EW. Carmack
Tennessee
Nashville
Railroads Seek Connections To Tie L N with Coastal Line
A plan emerges to connect the Louisville and Nashville with the Atlantic Coast Line via the South and Western railroad to reach Southwest Virginia coal fields. The scheme aims to align twin roads, extend toward Spartanburg, and counter Virginia and Southern Railway moves, with Seaboard Air Line as a potential partner or rival. Journal and Tribune notes Tennessee commissioners named for Jamestown Exposition and state education leadership changes in Nashville.
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Loninville & Nashville Railroad
South & Western Railroad
Virginia
Atlantic Coant
Spartanburg
South & Western
Atlantic Conant Line
L. 4.N
Atlantic Coast Line
Rowe Hill
Moccasin Gap
Iet
Thomas Ryan
Seaboard Air Line
Rutherfordton
N. G
Seaboard Air
S.C
Kentucky
Virginia & Southwestern Railroad
Southern Railway
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Gulf
Thorp
Three O's
Chicago, Cincinnati Charleston Railroad
Zimmerman
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Coase
Journal and ‘Tribune
Unclear historical rant targets Senator Cox and state politics
Fragmentary Nashville American critique accuses Senator Cox of ingratitude and failed gubernatorial ambition. The text mocks his exit from office and alleges schemes to undermine railroad interests with references to Teonesses and Nout.
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Cox
Nout
Eandidses
Monigh
State House
Nashville American
Spring Styles and Dress Goods Parade at Local Shop
The store promotes new Spring Styles and a large Dress Goods line. It invites customers to view a varied selection praised for quality, value, and wear, noting leather prices push competition and promising comfort and refined patterns.
Long Clinch Mountain tunnel progresses for South and Western railway
The Clinch Mountain tunnel at Chinchport Virginia on the South and Western line advances, driving nearly 5000 feet through granite to reach a mile in length. Large-scale work involves many tunnels along the coalfield route from Kentucky and Southwest Virginia to the southern seaboard, with thousands of laborers and heavy costs.
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Clinch Mountain
South and Western Railway
Chinchport
Rein &. m
Lom
King's
Rahery
New Trank
Kentucky
Virginia
Seaboard
North
Cqwroliea
Mevion
N.C
Newport News
Aor
Wink
North Oath Clips
Tenneken
Bristol Herald - Ponte
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brading & Marshall
City Church Directory
Wires Presbyterian Church
Main and
Hombout Streets
Ray
J. Edmundy
Stows
Wataues Avenue
Odl
Prodding
Priyor
Tn Chancery Court
Washington County
M. M. Hickey
Als
Jackson
N. Beckner
Balls Gap
Jackson’s
M. Minnich
Bauday
Bristol
Brading
Trigg, White & Co
Mra
Nora Miller Smoot
Illinois
Lizaie
Nellie
Liey Carr
Knoxville
Miswes Gildersleeve
Thuralay
Trigg, White &Co
Nat Taylor
Lynchburg
First Presbyterian Church
Pirot Presbyterian
J. M. Clark
Morristown
Clark
Cy Lyle
Eikanah
Mier
Etkanah D. Harr
Sullivan County
Isaac Harr
John B. Harr
Blountville
Hart
Abram Fulkerson
8. W. Fulkerson
Sixty-third
Adam Hart
Drury’s Bluff
Harr Wan
Ath
de Mabeysy van Aleo
Will Harr
Stow
Baby
Indian Spring
Teething
Mar-Apr
Gordon Henderson
Belleday
Miller
TR Boxel Johadie
Reedy Creek
Bristol Herald-Courier
Croweh
Public Square
Merald and Tribune
Lulu Martin
Carnegie Hotel
Kr. J.T. Whitlock
Carter
J. H. Eppe Bes
Gus Broderick
Crouch Building
A. Moore
Dayton A. Dobbs
Poxculnm College
Reasona Ie
Sandy Stuart, Jr
W. C. Cummings
R. C. Hunter
Umatillo
Fla. Te
Land of Flowers
B. EB. Chinowth
Little Rock
Ark
Pfeifer Clothing Go
Bruce
The
Gumps
Ella
L. Wilson
W. Wilson
Watauga Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Anoon
Moslamsbine County
St. John's Charen
Thoraday
the Toadies’ Guild
Metagen
Jorusalem
Leary
Anchoor
W.ham
Gainesboro
Cargille’s Art Gallery
Kodaks
Kodak
Earth
Cy Lyla
Hardeman
Carmack
Chamberlain's Co
Wit Bay
Middle Tennessee
Jno
W. Thomas
N. @. Robertson
Lebanon
Benton McMillin
East Tennessee
John W. Paxton
Chattanooga
Jerome Templeton
Mary Boyce Temple
West Tennective
I. F. Petters
Memphis
Homer 1
Higgs
Greenfield
B. Bryan
Raphael Semmes
John W. Thomas
Nashville, Chattanooga &St. Louis Railway
Mynders
Dean
Robert L. Jones
Seymour A. Myndore
Obas
M. McCable
Comptroller’s Office
Tord
Murfreesboro
Summers & Parrott Hardware Co
Vimo Tunnel
Cinch Mountain
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