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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1903
Page
2
Peculiar to itself claims Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood and restores health with minimal cost. An anecdote cites Susie A Harris of Withe Hood's Saranparilla restoring sight and strength after four months of vision loss, needing eight bottles to feel fully well.
A mass meeting opposes a 24100 bond with speeches set for Monday May 11 at opera hour. The town cites polling rules for the May 20 bond election. Council appoints an advisory auditing trio P M Ward G W Sitton and Dr W D Miller.
The seventh annual meeting of the Tennessee State Federation of Women's Clubs convened May 11 at the Watauga Avenue Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Mia Perkins presided, reports from recording secretary Ella Ransom and treasurer R. Salzkotter noted a healthy treasury before her resignation, clubs from Chattanooga to Memphis contributed insights, afternoon papers covered social settlement, mountaineer needs, and philanthropy, and M. Ty. Dame of Harriman was elected treasurer.
A 12 pound purchase of flesh at three cents per pound blends with a Scott's Emulsion promotion. The piece reviews the Federation meeting with lectures and views, notes regarding Tennessee legislature, Reynolds accepting a federal post, college commencement plans, and local happenings from Brookhyn to Knoxville with social commentary on prohibition and race.
Delinquent tax notice to all taxpayers for 1902. Call at Recorder's office in Opers House block to settle now. Delinquents to be turned over to the Trustee by June 1, 1908. April 20, 1903. 5 H Pownen Recorder.
Headquarters in Knoxville announces transport and lodging arrangements with Southern Railway and Queen & Crescent for Confederate Veterans and guests attending the East Tennessee reunion in New Orleans May 18 to 22. Delegations urged to travel together, with coaches and sleeping cars provided. officers must submit camp rosters and accompanyers. Also notes low-rate tickets via Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain routes. no car changes to California and the West.
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