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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1911
Page
4
Commercial Club president C. L. Marshall and Comet Reporter recount a meeting that attracted a larger crowd than expected. The crowd was stirred by rumors the night’s agenda would include a cow ordinance and a new charter, with some claiming the vote was rushed to push the issue before milking time.
Gov M R Patterson was honored at a going away banquet in Clarksville Tennessee with about forty guests. He spoke about his tenure and thanked supporters before leaving for Memphis. Gen J B Cox is considering a bid for Congress in the First District and may announce soon.
In Clay City Hiram Scranton recounts sleepless nights and a cough that persisted until using a remedy inspired by Dr. Covery. He credits the treatment with restoring health allowing renewed good work and claims it aids lung diseases and coughs. Trial bottle offered free with guarantee.
El Paso report quotes Senor Gonzales Garza saying arms will not be laid down until Diaz is out. The evolutionists junta denies any halt to hostilities and expects Madero to block north Mexico’s rail and telegraph lines and seize more towns as supply bases. They demand nullification of Diaz’s election and new ballots for governors, with negotiations only under an armed truce. Potential cabinet changes loom large for reform efforts. Miguel Ahumada, Chihuahua governor, is seen as a reform ally. Limantour and Reyes may play key roles if insurrectos’ wishes dominate.
Tuesday features 50 waist items at 29 cents while Wednesday offers children's straw hats at 1 percent. Thursday presents fine grade Black Gauze Lisle Hose at 10 cents. Friday mats at 162 yards. Saturday enamel dish pans 17 quarts at 25 cents. All day sale until stock runs out.
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