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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1917
Page
4
Flag ene Nos. 1 3 3 and 4 daily Nos. 7 and daily except Sunday Nos. 1 and 4 carry parlor car vres Connection at Shulls Mills with Automobile Line for Blowing Rock once seven miles GEO. W. HARDIN Vice-Prea and Supt.
The Guaranty Trust of New York opens a Paris branch as France recovers from invasion and rebuilds exports to the United States. French industry shows rising coal, iron, steel use and rail expansion, while American investors back reconstruction and solid government bonds. The article highlights Franco American cooperation, debt relief lessons from 1870 71, and enduring democratic ideals.
In Johnson City Johnson County Tennessee Maude McClain files against non resident Jack McClain. The law court orders four weeks of publication in The Comet Johnson City notifying him to appear October third 1917 at the Court House to answer the bill or defenses. clerk JL Wildert signs September 6 1917.
Complainant’s bill states defendant L. L. Kidd is a non resident of Tennessee. Public notice is ordered in Johnson City paper for four consecutive weeks. Non resident Kidd must appear in Johnson City court on the third Monday of October 1917 to answer or the bill may be taken as confessed. Clerk J. L. Hilbert signs the notice.
Washington County Tennessee notices in The Comet require nonresident John Gardner and Maude B Blevins to answer sworn complaints. Court hearings set for Johnson City at the courthouse on the third Monday in October 1917. Published for four consecutive weeks as required by law.
The Moose River stage horse Lee owned by Jonas transports mail between Moose River plantation and the railroad station. For 6 years, Lee has remained in harness daily, covering vast travel over 39 676 miles and 2 180 consecutive days.
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