East Tennessee growth and new railroad plans emerge
Reports from Nashville and Johnson City describe rapid East Tennessee expansion with new railroads starting next week on Med and G lines near Johnson City. Capital from Purdy Rexford and English mills push Embreeville furnaces. towns rise, land value climbs, and residents discuss gubernatorial prospects amid political shifts.
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Johnson City
Carol Wind
Purdy & Oxford
New York
Purdy & Rexford
Bugle
Embreeville
Johoran City
Washington County Democratic Convention at Jonesboro Deliberates Delegates
Washington county Democrats met at the court house in Jonesboro on Saturday to select delegates for the gubernatorial convention. A. S. Deaderick was named permanent chairman, J. Morrow secretary, and committees on credentials and permanent organization were formed. Delegates listed cover numerous districts, with resolutions naming Jere Baxter as first choice for governor and J. H. Buchanan as second, instructing delegates to unit for these candidates as long as nomination remains probable. Provisions include no proxies and penalties for delegates who fail to follow instructions. The convention adjourned with Deaderick as chairman and Morrow as secretary.
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Hunt
Tennessee
Etill
Alfred Alexander
Tay
Taylor Iariot
Taylor
All
Patriota
East Tennesse
Col
Thomas L Wil
East Tennessee
Nashville
Thomas L. Williams
Democratic Executive Committee
Col Williams
Tenhieaseo
Iyge
Witel
Maplewood
Knoxville
Aoto
Bant Town
Col. Williams
Jere Baxter
Hawking
Bradley
Polk
Joilurnon
Greene
Jolie
Sullivan
Luxter
Tony Jessee
Stan
Washington County
Court House
Jonesboro
Denderick
A.C. Hows
J. F. Nelson
Cleveland
Committee On Permanent Organization
Deaderick
John Morrow
A. C. Hale
Robert Burrow
J. A. Kirkpatrick
David Slonaker
Squire Treadway
Jet District
Tereal Rush
Frank Burley
G. W. Broyles
J. J. Brown
Me. Deaderick
W. L. Patton
BE. G. McClue
H. GC. Jackson
A. Jf. Broylon
T. M. Wella
Dudley Peoples
F. D. Henley
John W. Hunter
G. W. St. John
Geo. EB. Naff
W. A. Dickinson
F. I. Baxter
J. P. Bummers
M. H. Gammon
Rob't Burrow
W. BR. Reeves
Will Devault
Will Long
W. B. Bowman
B.C. Baldwin
Neleoon Gray
Fred Devault
J. B. Gibson
Enos Kinchelo
James Murdock
Jas. Cox
E. J. Baxter
M.L. Peoples
A. OC. Hoss
J. G. Smith
Tom Brown
J. R. Russell
T. L. Earnest
AT. Dogser
Mat. Campbell
Russell Devault
Charles Long
John Robertson
Alexander Carson
Ab Gillespie
Take Bewley
Thomas Miller
Latgr
Jno
Jno. Morrow, Secretary of This Convention, Ike T. Jobe
J. Kirkpatrick
BE. Reeves
H.H. Carr
W. A. Nelson
Isaac Hart
Charles Logan
Ed. Rogan
J.B. Hale
B.C. Reeves
Joe Lyon
N. Dobson
A.C. Hoss
Davidson County
Jeane
J. H. Buchanan
Rutherford County
Horry
Hornby
Deapenick
Jos Morrow
Post Office Hours and Money Order House Notice
Office hours show morning opening at eight with a closing time of four in the afternoon. The money order department operates 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The text promotes an installment house claiming factory pricing and quotes J M Manes and Canvoy & Co as references.
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J. M. Manes
Sam
Johnson City
Maribur
Wall-pa
J. B. Cox
Castile and soap brands listed with small prices
A reader notice lists various soap and shaving products with compact prices, including Cashmere Bouquet, White Co Castile, mottled Castile, Cocoa Castile, Jas. Kirk items, Brown’s Okolona, Lustral Transparent, Barber’s Choice, White Cloud, Red Cross, Leona soap, Favorite 18 ounce and Imperial Olive, all priced mostly from 5 to 25 cents and in some cases as single tokens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castile
Ioc
Kirk
Brown
Barber
Red Cross
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Yonnson City
Tenn
Margaret Tanbelle Blain
Vo'eluok
Walter Damrosh
Madison
Fins
Wusloen
Washington
Weilot Chiat
Kirkpatelek
Toneybora
Dudge
Hill
Chas
Parnell
Mr. Parnell
Stewwel
Alt Taylor
Nashvilie Amariwan
Cumberlands
Taylor King
Boston
Pennsylvania
Jor
Anid
Taylor Yeaterday
Caphinlieta
Lena May St. John
I. C. Atkina
Mrs. Martin
Jefton
Martin
Kentucky
Pikeville
Ohio River
Col. Harris
Massachusetts and Southern Construction Company
Boyd
Handrome
Second ‘Avenue
Carnegie
J.J. Adame
W. Hargreaves
Pittsburg
Gen. Wilder
Lille
Cartiere
Louisville
Lindsay
John Carlisle
Langley
Caucas
Bilas Adams
Casey County
Carlisle
Adams
Senate
House of Representatives
Bristol
Barnum
F. L. Waggoner
R. K. Collins
City
Horace Tile
Waggoner
Ta, Calvin & Go
T. & O. Extension
Vwernville Review
Moccasin Gap
Stanley Valley
Care Ter
Washington College
A. MH. Bullock
di A
Canvoy & Co
Hamburg
THE
Leader
J. H. Brunner
Millinery and Fancy Goods
Main St
City Shoe Store
Pormer
Henriettas
Penland, Hurt & Co
Hoss, Hodge & Co
Iewest
Hoss, Hodge
East End of
Market Street
M, Ghrispign
Johnson City, Tenn
Jolilzinsomn Cliuyt
No. 8
E. Market Street
Becuse
Wiley M. Christian
Ziegler Brothers
Laandry Soaps
L.A. Galvin & CO
Dianne
Springs Goods
Evans Block
West Main Street
B. F Childress & CO
Rehl Estate
Hertns
Hindte Chotee Prypirty
Mountain View Land Company
Wllson & Dean
Wala
Alao
WS. Campbell
Citizens Bank
Wilson & Dean
Piedmont House
J. M. Carr & Sons
W. J. Graham & CO
J. D. Gump
Gump Bros
Tohneson City
Beaver & Treffmeister
Arcelistects
Johnson Cit i
Will LL. Cai
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