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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1902

Page

3

Local News Roundup From Jonesboro Bluff City and Watauga

A collection of notes reports and social happenings from Jonesboro Bluff City and nearby areas. Marriages include McClellan and Miss Bates and Vance Showman and Miss Ellis in past week. Deaths include George R. Anderson at 81. Attendance at church revivals oyster suppers and lectures noted. Community events highlight hotel progress electric lighting promotion and a wedding invitation from Georgetown Texas.

I. Hi, Wofford Bristol Arlington Hotel Bluff City McClellan Arion Bates George R. Anderson Bluty City

Miller Nominated for Mayor at Democratic Convention

A Democratic mass convention at the Johnson opera house nominated Dr. W. J. Miller for mayor after multiple ballots and Dyer’s withdrawal. Ex-Mayor Exum chaired, W. B. Johnson was secretary. Miller pledged to lift health, morals, opportunities, and resources with citizen support. Aldermen nominees selected in wards one and two. Wata Lighting and Power Co. overhauls street lines planning new lights. citizens urged to consider wiring and lighting costs.

Opera House Exum W. B. Johnson W. J. Miller Hi. H. Dyer Wata Lighting and Power Co

Gillespie family visits Johnson City yesterday

Wr W A Gillespie agent for the Southern Railway and Express Company was visiting with Mr and Mrs I T Reese their little grandson Ernest and Mr and Mrs I T Reese and their son Claude in Johnson City yesterday Nashville November 11.

W. A. Gillespie The Southern Railway and Express Company Reese Ernest Claude Johnson City

State Line Marked in Landmark Virginia Tennessee Boundary

Professor A H Biotanan of Lebanon and commissioners Baylor and Modine report settlement talks with Comptroller King. Work started August 25 and a final report due January 1. US Spr ing Coast expert Buchanin asserts marks on trees prove the line, with ninety concrete monuments placed along the 119 mile border. Virginia Tennessee boundary dispute to be settled. Nash Ville Banner notes visibility change at Washington Observatory. Chattanooga News adds context.

A. H. Biotanan Lebanon Lannessee B. Baylor Modine God United States Buchanin Virginia Tetinewee Line Nash| Ville Banner Henry Crouch Leretofore Wade G. T. Lee Euy Justice of the Peace of Washington County Y. Harris Tennessee G.J. Leo R. O. Lewis Wits Harris Restaurant West Main Street Southern Railway Johson City Nelwon i Reesent Tala Henry Cronch J. P Johnson City Hennessee G. 7. Lee J.P

Johnson City To Hold Mayor Alderman Election Four Wards

Tennessee law directs a municipal election in Johnson City across four wards to choose a mayor and an alderman per ward. Each ward lists an election officer, clerks, judges, registrars, and the returns workflow to the commissioners as required.

Johnson City Tenn H. H. Dyer Leroy Reeves Ral Dulaney Q. Miller Jobn Cameron L. W. Taylor Chas Mallicote R. A. Wood W. J. Exum J. L. Moors Cy H. Lyle Pam Calloway J. M. Martin Milt Ploenor Clarks Geo, Barry and Henry Wolfe

Watauga District Votes and Local Notes in November

Greeneville Democrat reports Lyle and Brown each with 45 votes in the district. Road work improves public routes, including a Dempsey land road in hillsides once dangerous in winter. Alfred Shellard, veteran of Company H, 1th Tennessee Cavalry, dies at home near Rang é Academy from heart failure. Rev D F Wyrick preached at local church. A child of James Glenn dies from enteric disease. Lyle carried Greene county by the largest Democratic majority for congress. others doubt full party support. Misc notices include school, church, and local civic commentary.

Alfred Shellard 1Th Tennessee Cavalry Rango É Academy Pattern Lyle Greene County Greeneville

Election rhetoric and moonshine vote speculation in Gy Lyle note

A fragmented item discusses Gy Lyle and majority distributions in a county election, speculating on Cyril Sennacherth Lyle and the potential role of Jack Reaves in mobilizing moonshine voters. The line ends with a garbled place name Canungreial Ayponl, suggesting transcription errors.

Gy Lyle Sdlliway County Chattanooga Cyril Sennacherth Lyle Jack Reaves Jechet Canungreial-Ayponl

Property Sale Notice From Vie Banking and Trust Company

A notice states the property will be offered for sale by items and then by the highest aggregate bid. It mentions the need for solvent personal surety or sureties, retention of vendor's lien, and the equity of redemption. Date: November 19, 1908, by Vie Banking and Trust Company of jee.

Vie Banking and Trust Company of Jee

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John F. Lyle Hart Building Public Square Jonesboro John I. Caldwell Hugh Gouchenour Granneville Kon A. A. Taylor Watauga Watauga Academy Watauza Lighting and Power Co Christian Church Wallace Tharp F. R. Martin Limestone M. B. Martin Is .Slaugther Martin William Clark Freesak O'El Nga Point Maud and Thompsie Baxter Summers Lyle Jena Lyon Taylor Ladies Missionary Society of the Watauga Avenue Presbyterian Church Texas Melville Beveridge Lockatt Meili Beveridge Franklin Deaderick Thoraday Methodist Georgetown Friends of Prank Lone Star Johnson Ny Ho Ryser Handling W. M. Berrex Lyatser Co Harry Parrott Mat Gammon Pragiar Campbell Grieves Arbor Day M. C. Pitepatrick State of Tennerses Department of Public Instruction Nashville Monoas Privearntir Blate Sullivan County Yrenor McKonsie Oy Lyle Brownlow Kenaton Garidner Dquntpativie Wah Yu Vist Cole Poa Baimert Keonburg Aton, Tonn Southern Railroad Afton Tonn Parmanox Patterson Areenoville, Tein Coxe Owen American Maine Young Authern Col. H. H. Tiannah Congress Sean le. G. Warre Uy Lyle Walter Brownlow Walt Tre Cowar Chattanooga News Washington Observatory W. B. Crouch Brown Wm. Dempsey Lick Creek Agar Lacy Rock Hill D. F. Wyrick L. D. Ramsey E. B. Smalling James F. Plummer Episcopal Church Roanoke Wnd E. I. Plummer James Glenn Tom Gillespie Ie Cy Lyle Truth Journal and Tribune Claiborne Progines Hardeman Press Wart & Friar Rogers Stainfloor Pines Kaiti Ralston Parthoa Health Flour Turin Mills St. Hollis, Mo T. Martig J.P. Henry Crouch Edwin P. Smith Wm. E. Upterove Onesboro J. Q Miller OW. C.D Johinson City Cherry Street Ashe Street Barnest Street Sutton Lot Trantoe Font Pany Joneebore Soneat Gap Irantor Company Edwin Fmith Jolson City Veneer Mills Sroull Hy Co, Wiuntama, Vico-Pres T
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