Bishop Hoss to Dallas Selected as Residence in Texas
The Texas Christian Advocate reports Bishop E R Hoss will relocate from Nashville to Dallas Texas in 1903 or soon after to lead Texas Methodism. He has served as editor and professor in Nashville and Vanderbilts, and his move is welcomed as a boost to church work across the state.
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Nashville
E. E. Hows
Dallas
Soente
Texas
E.R. Host
D. D
Hoss
Re Iain
Southwest
The
Christian Advocate
Vanderbilt University
Tommy
Arthur
St. Peter
Papa
London Spectator
Farrell a Leading Chicago Democrat and Illinois House Veteran
James H Farrell a prominent Chicago figure and oldest Illinois House veteran since 1887 writes about Springfeld and endorses Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. The article mixes his political stature with anecdotes and medical advertising, highlighting his real estate work and long service.
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James H. Farrell
Cook County
Illinoia
Capt. Farrell
Farrell
Chicago
No shade nor bloom as Ada month cures catarrh claims
The ad touts catarrh as a constitutional disease allied to scrofula and consumption. It promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a cure, claims radical, permanent results, and urges immediate subscription to The Youth’s Companion with offers for a 1908 calendar and free issues. It lists The Youth’s Companion address in Boston.
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Home
Eamp
Field
Blood Balu Co
Atlanta
H.C. Miller
Hood
America
Ahl
Companion
Berkley. Street
Boston
Masy
Almanac praise and farmers institute notice in 1902 paper
Praise for Hicks almanac and Word and Works journal highlighting astronomy forecasts and weather for 1908. Announces free Johnson City farmers institute in December 1902 with lectures, demonstrations, and open participation for Washington to Sullivan counties. Also lists rail route discounts and new Iron Mountain dining cars with luxury service to Texas and Oklahoma routes.
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Srl R. Hicks
Tony
Prof. Hicks
Word and Works
Alma
Word
Word and Works Publishing Co
Locust St
St. Louis
Farmers’ Institute
Washington
Johnson, Carter
Unicoi
Sullivan
Johnson City
Farmers Institute
Farmers’ School
Experimentatation
Munt Atady
Thomas H. Pang
Axvmw
M Sores
Tennessee Experiment Station
Iron Mountain
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Hume Seekers
Tor
Noblander
Stttanooga
Tenn
Minguracon
Ite Fast Lly
Memphis
Dainty Haviland China
Libby
Missouri
St Louis
Pullman Sleering
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Dallas, Texas
Livine
Hadhtan
Batoa
Gabriel
Tt. Schiffmann
Dox Ald
St. Paul, Minn
Luma
Chamberlain
Mamma
Edith
Headley
Mackamith
Tilden
Tnd
Allen
Milter
Will F. Hite
Millville
Macobn County
Hite
Watt
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Attorney General's Department
Col. Ochiltree
New York
Hot Springs
Tom Ochiltree
Gertrude M. Fenner
Muncie
Tam
H. C. Miller
Jinks
Hocking Valley
Hinks
Faroe Islands
Daugher
J. N. Powell
Mr. Powell
Forkland
Aimal
Deng Store
LION \COFFEE
P. W. Kirkpatrick
Faw Building
Market Street
Cherry Street
J. H. Preas
M. D
Puysteran
Sunaron
Mitland Street
Amber
Miller, Jr
J. Miller
Miller
Physicians and Surgeons
Koons
Opera House Muiding Houmstosam
Taloep
King Street
W J. Miller
Watauge Avenue
Roan Street
J. W. Cox
Suncxoy
J. N. Deckner
F. M. George
Wilbourn Street
KC. Reeves
Lakoy Reeves
Reeves & Rhhves
Johnson City, Tenn
Kerkpatrick
Williams
Bowmen Kirkpatrick
Willams & Bowman
Attorneys-At-Law
Solicitors
Chancery
Johnson City, Tennessee
Thad, A. Cox
Ofice Eagle
Main St
HB. Miller Atronner
Tennessee
Cott@uions
Robt
Burrow
Washington, Sullivan
Carter Johnson
East Tenner
E. A. Long
J. D. Cox
Public Square
Walnut ST
Hotel Piedmond
Southern Depot
N. P. Brewer
Long
Joy
Nat Hyder
Assiaan
Gadore Vo
Jalwon City
Respectory
Russell & Walden
Prop
Main and
Buffalo Streets
Cedar
Winchester
Tennesse
JM Farrell
Tllinois House of Representatives
Springfeld
Pepsin
Dr.Caldwell
Jas
Fannean
Kyle
Ohio
Pickaway County
Chicago Chronicle
DeWitt
Bors Ani
Gump Bros
Cooerece
Mark
Herald Shoe Co
the Herald Shoe Company de 229 Main Street
J. E. Harkins, Ag’t. Srasoeevecece
Wader
Thorten
Aquare
Bonds
Meridian
Miss
Eon & Crescent
W. Bonds
Mixa
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