Local Classifieds and Notices Mix of Ads and Updates
A garbled mix of adverts and local notices lists Teas and Coffees at Jacksons, varnish pamphlets from Berry Brothers, health pads and cures, and job recruitment for state reps with $50 to $1200 yearly. Also notes visits, moves, pension updates, and a Christmas calico carnival at the M E Church South with 16 cent admission.
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Lailies
Ald Society
M.E. Church
South
Mra. W, TL
Cox
Unakw Avenue
Long Distance Toll Sparks Local Telephoning Hub
J K Croves presides as East Tennessee Telephone opens toll station in Techneon City linking to Little Rock. W B Uptegrove made a 19 minute call across 1200 miles. charges totaled 27 dollars. The Bell Company seeks intelligent individuals for permanent town positions with modest starting salary and commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Tennessee Telephone, Company
Techneon
W. B. Uptegrove
Little Rock
Ark
The
Bell Company
Dept. O
Philadelphia
Public Library Sees Growing Support and Expanded Hours
The Public Library Yue Public Library gains favor with twelve new members aided and over twenty new titles purchased in the last month. It is now on the second floor of the Hurt building and open Wednesdays and Saturdays from 2 to 4 PM, earning praise from the city’s better citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yue Public Library
Hurt
Ladies Aid Society Dinner Menu for December 7
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E Church will host its annual dinner on December 7. Menu items include turkey with dressing, cold ham, mashed potatoes, baked beans, candied sweet potatoes, cabbage, tomatoes, chicken salad, chow chow, bread and butter, jelly, celery, cucumber pickles, cranberry sauce, and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. EB. Church
Linville and Cox to Build 15 Virginia Coal and Iron Houses
Two weeks after a contract win Linville and Cox began three six room houses for the Virginia Coal and Iron Company near the furnace in Carnegie. Work on ten more houses is well underway after their offer for twelve additional homes was accepted and they move to rapid construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linville & Cox
Virginia Coal & Tron Company
Carnegia
Parsonage Planned by Mothedist B Church
The Mothedist B Church congregation will build a parsonage at the corner lot of Mrs Landreth at Roan and Cherry streets. The site and dwelling will be modern in all appointments as part of a broader spirit of improvement in the church. An auditorium addition to First Presbyterian Church has enhanced its beauty. interior hardwood rush, art glass windows, graded yard, and new fence. A pipe organ will be added for the choir and is expected to be in place next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endawvor
Haworth
First Presbyterian Church
B. Church
Mra. Landreth
Roan
Cherry Atreata
Chicago Dispatch
Chicago Platform
William Jennings Bryan
Republican Party
Europe
Chicago Dispatchis
W. J. Bryan
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Died at Mossy Creek and Sympathy From Bereavement
Miss Misa Kate Simpson, a public school teacher, received word Tuesday evening of her sister Mrs Ella Orrs death at Mossy Creek. A letter said the mother and babe were well before convulsions caused sudden death. Miss Simpson has many friends in her bereavement. Ella Orr was niece of Mrs Henry Lyle. Judge Thomas Curtin came from Bristol last Sunday.
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Misa Kate Simpson
Ella Orr
Mossy Creek
Miss Simpson
Waka Neice
Henry Lyle
Pleasant Reception Highlights Noted in Kaanason
A Monday evening reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H Gildersleeve drew invited social leaders to the town, with Mrs. Gildersleeve presiding over a refined supper and a cordial departure as guests lingered past closing hours. Mrs J A Paw dies at Bristol after brief illness. funeral in Winchester Va. Col J A Fan and family mourn. Harmon Russell marriage of Dr W W Harmon and Miss Alice Russell celebrated at Col J H Doughty residence. Rev J S Jones officiated. joyous reception among Greeneville friends.
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J. A. Faw
J. A. Paw
Bristol
Winchester
Col
J. A. Fan
Johnson City
Tun Coster Bega
W. W. Harmon
Misa Alice Russell
J. H. Doughty
J. 8. Jones
M. Fi
Greeneville
Those Russell
M. E. Church
North
Marriage in Johnson City Seals Union of Reese and Ki ReMine
A ceremony was conducted Tuesday at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. R. Ti ReMine Dr. Z C. Davidson united Mr. W. B. Reese and Miss Annie Ki ReMine in marriage. After the ceremony the couple rode in a new Pine Street home. The couple, known in Johnson City, received warm wishes from a broad circle of friends. A classified note invites contact for stringed instrument lessons and piano tuning by Prof. Vitale, who is recommended for tuning and repair services in the city. The notice includes an endorsement from a local resident dated November 27 1909 praising the piano tuning quality.
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R. Ti
ReMine Dr. Z, C. Davidson
United For Life
W. B. Reese
Annie Ki. ReMine
Vitale
Johnson City
Tenn
Thin City
Musicale by Knoxville quintet at the Opera House
A December 12 event features five Knoxville musicians led by Prof Charles Percival Garratt with Harry Alford Herbert Garrett Georgia Mooney and Tom A Davis. The group includes prominent local figures and a Johnson City guest list. Greeneville groom praised. two hundred guests attended with many gifts noted in the Greenogill Democrat.
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Opera House
Knoxville
Charles Percival Garratt
Legion Band
Harry Alford
Stanb
Herbert Garrett
Georgia Mooney
Washington, D. C
Washington
Bristol
Tom A. Davis
Johnson City
Aoer
Bob
Alf Taylor
Prolific Durham Cow Yields Three Calves
A Durham cow owned by Joe P. Lyle, a prosperous urban farmer, dropped three fine calves before Thanksgiving. The mother raised on the place, attended by 12 to 15 of Lyle’s children who helped with milking, thrived in a favorable environment and the event reflects her prolific nature.
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Durham
Joe P. Lyle
Joe
Walter Lindamond Crippled in Mountain Railway Signal
Walter Lindamond a brakeman on the B I W N C was badly mangled when he fell from a car at Roan Mountain during a flying switch. Doctors amputated a leg four inches below the knee and treated his hand injuries before a special train arrived. He is not yet out of danger but improving. Walter recently married the daughter of Mr and Mrs W Hodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lindamond
Tiast
Roan Mountain
Corey
Drs. E.8
W. J. Miller
Hoe
Walter
W. Hodges
Connecting Line May Be Built for 0 R C Road
President Samuel Hunt of the 0 R C road visited the city with Geo L Carter of the Va and 3 W railroad and the Virginia Coal and Iron Co The group toured the 0 R C to Erwin and discussed extending to Elizabethton to connect with Va 8 W and a line from Erwin to Embreville to give the Virginia Coal and Iron Co access to furnaces in Johnson City and Embreville The plan would provide a standard gauge outlet to the N W and improve freight rates for local merchants The effort could benefit the Carter syndicate and Johnson City connections The article also notes tea and tobacco experiments in the region and a Tennessee Supreme Court ruling on cigarette sales with a U S Supreme Court case pending
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Samuel Hunt
Geo. L. Carter
Carter
Johnson City
Elizabethton
Herald Square Opera Co delivers first legit opera in city
The Herald Square Company played a week engagement rated highly by local press. The Chimes of Normandy impressed Wednesday with superb voices led by Gaspard and standout performances from Etta Stetson May Kilcoyne Nellie Powers Lou Hamilton, Carter Nelson Callahan. Matinee featured Said Pasha and Thursday closed with The Hohomian Girl to packed seats and strong encores. Cy Lyle Jr. impressed as a child actor amid gypsy scenes and gunfire.
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Herald Square Opera Co
Herald Square Co
Johuson City Theatre
Wall
Normandy
Geo. J. Williams
Gaspard
Misor
Etta Stetom
May Kilcoyne
Nellie Powers
Lou Hamiston
Mesare
Harry Carter
Harry Nelson
Thos, Callahan
Pasha
Miss Stetson
Arline
Miss Kilcoyne
Carter
Count Arnheim
Nelson
Thaddeus
Cullatan
Cy Lyle, Jr
Aguinaldo
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Jackson’s
Aif
Ralston Breakfast
Jackson's
Chive & Sanborn
Tom P. Lyla
Groenten
Djinfaetorer
P.O. Hox
Covington, Ky
Dept. A
Berry Brothers
Detroit
Shebigan
Jooney S Paks Posirien Gummueres
Hy Mall
Adenson Laboratorera
Loa
City Drug Store
Memphis
Liptle
W. FB. Young
Jonesborn Thonday
John K. Snapp
Cramley
Watauja Aronna
Lena
In County
D. D. Myler
Mite Wifle Smith
Jonesboro
Will Butterworth
Williams
Ohio
Crumley & Crumley Hays
J. W. Cromley
Main Street
W. K. Martin
Chattanooga
Mr. Martin
Revenue Service
David Gump
8. A. Gump
Bristol News
Intermount Iron and Timber Company
Pennsylvania
O. R
John Hoss
First
Tennessee
Nashville
J. A. Landon
Trandon
State Pension Board
East Tennessee
Win, Lizenberry
T. B. Williamson
G. LW. Lindamood
J. M. Shipley
H. Bishop
Montpelier
Free
California Fig Syrup Company
Ruggiste
J. KE. Croves, Prea’t L. A
Jewel Steel
S. B. White
Rin
Thomas Curtin
Ristol
Harmon-Russell
Cash
B-Hive
Ward and Friberg
Mrs. Harmon
Greenogill
Hart
Bai
Frank Taylor
F. A. Stratton
New York
Watauga Power Company
Watauga River
Tax Comwe
Stratton
South Carolina
Florida
Cuba
Supreme Court of Tennessee
American Tobacco Company
United States Supreme Court
Christimas
Scribner's
Walter Appleton Clark
Harrison Morris
Odor Sms HeErmays Pire Wyddodelp
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