Local Optician Sells Frat Spectacles at New Main Street Quarters
Wm Silver & Co relocate to Main Street offering eye tests and frame fittings. W L Rosenblatt returns from Cincinnati with watches clocks and jewelry. Store advertises lighting and a broad range of small musical instruments and supplies. William Silver, expert watchmaker and engraver, guarantees all work with personal attention.
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Win
Silver & Go
Main Street
W. L. Rosenblatt
Cincinnati
Wm, Silver & Co
Slain Street
We. Silver & Co
William Silver
Strven & Co
Spring Tuning and Piano Repairs Propose Johnson City
A notice advises piano owners to tune or consign their instruments to Wm. Silver & Co. for service or to mail to Rosenblatt Piano Co. in Ceceneville, Tennessee, with instructions for handling oxidera at the jewelry store.
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Wm. Silver & Co
Johnson City
Rosenblatt Piano Co
Ceceneville
Tenn
Two New Clerks at The Bee-Hive in Bristol
City notes list new clerks at The Bee-Hive and a string of local happenings. Mentions Hape Valley, Lee House ice cream, Gus Broderick, Mrs. H. J. Cooper, John A. Kilby appointed boiler inspector, and community events around Morristown and Bristol areas.
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The
Bee-Hive
Lee House
Gus Broderick
Jonesboro
H. J. Cooper
John A. Kilby Law
Soldiers’ Home
Commencement Exercises Postponed During Carnival Period
Johnson City high school postpones closing exercises to May 18 and 19 due to carnival. Langeton building ceremonies set for May 20 and 21. The City Loses reports a city court case where Will Baum sued the city for a defective sidewalk. verdict was for 310,000 but reduced to 3,000 on appeal. Public library reading hours to be limited in summer, with merged hours at Johnson City Library. Correction notes and federation events recount community notices, honors, and local civic actions including street and public works plans and bond terms dated April 21, 1908.
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Will Baum
Public Library
Tie Linnantan
Public Square
Walnut Street
Buttle
Butule Street
Kane Pointe
West Main Street
Simmer Street
Lamont Street
Pabetie Square
Brush
Summer Street
West Main
Lamont
Eisty
Macada
Sayie
Johnson City Traction Pompey
Toone Atreat
Market Athy
Wat Waterie
Officers Elected and Rolling Stock Plans At South & Western
The Monday Club elected Mrs. P. H. Wofford as president Miss Arnell as secretary and Mrs. Lide as treasurer for the year. Weiler and Sitton head to Cincinnati to buy engines and passenger cars for South & Western promising a double daily service. Fatal blast at Soldiers Home kills Charlie Erwin. He died instantly after a misfired blast while lighting fuses. he lived with his wife and child in Carter County. Formal thanks and acknowledgments were extended for contributions to the industrial exhibit and federation proceedings. An informal reception at Judge Smith home honored attendees and invited Mrs. K. P. Jones to act as hostess.
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Johnson City
Tennessee Federation of Women's Clubs
Sunes A. Maher
Rowan Mountain Station
State Historical Society
Tadge
J. Kirkpatrick
N. Z. Hyder
Geo. W. Hardin
E.T
W.N
J. W. Cromley
Chattanooga
Harry Williame
T.N. Boring
Plano
Mosdames Jones
Smith
Frances Willard Dickey
Mary Dickey
Mia. Dickey
Miss Wilson
Kentucky
Federation
Rebecca
P. H. Wofford
Miss Arnell
Mra. ©. K. Lide
M. Hi, Weiler
B.J. Sitton
Cincinnati
South & Western
Mr. Weiler
Mr. Silton
Charlie Erwin
Erwin
Carter County
John P. Smith
Walnut Street
K. P. Jones
Maryville
Eastern Tennessee Railroad Company Chartered
Secretary of State Morton grants a charter to the Eastern Tennessee Railroad Company to locate construct and operate a railroad from Elizabeth up the Doe River to Hampton then Laurel Fork to the headwaters of EVI River along the Watauga River via Butler to Roly Creek with connections to other lines. Capital stock is 225000. Incorporators include Frank H R Whiting William S Whitie James J Jenkins John W Tipton and Leo F Miller of Carter County.
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Morton
Eastern Tennessee Railroad Company
Elizabeth
Doe River
Hampton
Laurel Fork
H.R. Whiting
Willian 5. Whitive
James J. Jenkins
John W. Tipton
Leo F. Miller
Cartur County
Genuine Singer Store Ad in Bristol Tenn
For sewing machines bicycles and all purposes needing a fine lubricant the belt is cheapest in the end. Genuine Singer products only at the Singer Store No 17 6th BL Bristol Tenn. A lazy liver makes a lazy man Burdock Blood Bitters advertised as a natural fail safe remedy.
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Singer
Bristol
Tenn
Bristol Humbles Johnson City In Local Baseball Series
Bristol opened strong in East Tennessee then faded as Johnson City’s pitching and defense controlled the first game. Burnett and Lynch led Bristol’s scoring while McWane faced Leake on the mound for the locals. Final score shown by innings favors Johnson City in a tense series opener. The Thursday game featured errors and shifting momentum as Bristol struggled on the mound and in fielding.
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Bristol Athletics
Johnson City
Bristol
Burnett
Lynch
McWane
Leake
East Tennessee
Bristols
Berry
Rowe
Barbee
Benjamin
Johnson City to vote on 25000 Public Improvement Bonds
Election commissioners announce a May 26, 1903 vote in Johnson City four wards to issue 25000 in public improvement bonds for 20 years at 5 percent. Ballot marks Bonds or No Bonds. Details reference an April 20 1908 resolution and statutory provisions from March 1903 and March 25 1908.
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United States
Johnson City
Tennessee
Gyo, W. Winner
Tap. A. Cox
Ay Vins
Commissioners of Election
State of
Washington County
Johnon
Johson City
Tolinvon City
Cohen Mate
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