Local society notes from regional towns blend visits and church toil
Readers across Tazewell and Bristol note travel visits from Reeves of Rosermond and Mrs Barkus of Merphils, plus guests at church. pastors and ministers like J. Casa of Westport and S. B. Vaught attend conferences. The Indian Refining Company offices report a Monday burglary with cash and stamps stolen. no suspects yet.
Wife of Captain Ross Smith Dead
Jennie Patterson Smith wife of Captain Ross Smith longtime Southern conductor died at her Jonesboro home Wednesday afternoon after weeks of illness. She was 65, leaves a husband and three grown children, youngest daughter of a pioneer family, well loved and described as a noble Christian woman. Funeral services to be held at the residence this afternoon conducted by Rev A Ladd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Smith
Jennie Patterson Smith
Southern
Jonesboro
A. Ladd
Zemo eczema cure touted by city drug firm
The ad claims Zemo and Zemo Soap rapidly relieve eczema and skin eruptions for all ages across America. It asserts the products are proven cures that penetrate beneath the surface to destroy germ life, endorsed by The City Drug Company in Johnson City and pharmacist P. L. Gregory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Johneon City Vy
City Drug Company
P. L. Gregory
Whits Named New N O & T Railway Detective in Chattanooga
Eugene Whits, once a special officer for the Southern Railway at Bristol yards and noted as an able detective, has been appointed a finder position with N O & T Railway. He will be stationed in Chattanooga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Waldwell
J. M. Dooley
George Roberson
Johnson City
Missionary Union
Bristol Herald Courier
B. Vaught
Morristown
Munsey Memorial Church
Emory Henry College
Eugene Whits
Southern Railway
Bristol
N.O. d
Chattanooga
Blood Balm Claim for Skin and Blood Diseases
An advertisement promotes Botanic Blood Balm B B B as a cure for a wide range of blood and skin conditions including eczema ulcers bone pains and rheumatism. It claims to purify the blood and ease symptoms with a large bottle costing $1 and samples available by writing to Atlanta Georgia. Sold by Ward & Priberg and Miller's drug store.
Pit Bull Terrier Breeders Claim Game, Loyal Guardians
Burnett Kennels Company of Knoxville Tenn promotes Pit Bull Terriers as courageous fighting dogs and devoted guardians. They describe two types the bench English Bull Terrier and the pit dog, tout gameness and loyalty, offer pups and adults for sale with prices and terms, and name numerous pedigreed lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alady
Rob-tailed
Bob
Delihant
Paddy
Robinson
Terry
White Lion
Judge Lynch
Swineford
Saxon Black Brandy
Schofield
C. O. Debarge
Leaside
Burnett Kennels Company
Knoxville
Tenn
Some Good Medical Advice From Advertisers
A fragment promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a universal cure for constipation and stomach disorders. It claims instant availability and guarantees, urging readers to order a free sample and noting the product is sold by dealers at 50 cents and $1 a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr.Caldwell
Pepsin Syrup Co
Rg Caldwell Bldg
Monticello
Coc
Entown. Md
Capture Small Grist Mill by Missouri Cavalry Raid
A Union detachment of the 7th Missouri Cavalry, Co. A and B, led by Lieut Groves, marches 32 miles from Pine Bluffs Ark to inspect a rebel grist mill. After covert placement near the mill and a guide’s information, the assault plan unfolds with the aim of confirming rebel operations and estimating forces. The narrative covers strategic movement, concealment, and a charge on the rebel camp, detailing the planned split of forces and leadership decisions.
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Groves
Co. A
Co. B
Mo. Cay
Pine Bluffs
Ark
Clayton
Columbus Marr
W. H. Craven
Milton
National Tribune
Leutenant
Aince
Nichols
Sergt. Smith
Sergt
A Picnic for the Children and a Millyard Raid
A nostalgic sketch ties a bread aroma from Model Patent flour to family meals. It then shifts to a Civil War raid scene where Model Mill Co. is attacked, milled cars rush out as guards are appointed, a fire is set to the rebel camp, and the party retreats through rain into Pine Bluffs in the early morning hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Model Mill Co
Co. A
Moutenant
Pine Bluffs
Non-resident J M Brinkley Ordered to Appear in Attachment Suit
J M Brinkley, a non resident of Tennessee, is in debt to plaintiffs. An original attachment was issued and levied on his property. Publication is ordered in The Comet Johnson City for four weeks demanding appearance before Justice P Q Miller on October 30 1011 to defend or proceed with the suit.
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Thorman Tatar P
Q. Millar
Miscans
Tohnson City
B. A. Thorn
Johnson City
Tenn
Xard Attavnment
Expan
P.Q. Miller
Justice of the Peace
J. M. Brinkley
Tennesses
Comet
Tennessee
P. Q. Miller
J. W. Wiseman
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Case Waltham Watch
Waltham
Walther
Geminine Waltham Watch
Conner Brothers Furniture Company
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W. B. Reynolds
Marttips Suliding Batato
Barton-Mounteastie Hardware Co
Mit
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Minx
Mollie Wilholt
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John D. “Reeves
Rosermond
Geo
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J. A. Slaughter
Keey
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Manan
Anake Pri
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Frances Nugent
Sarah Nugent
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Uy HL Lyle, Jr
Anespolis
Naval Academy
Mra. K. Barkus
Merphils
Threwen Towle
New York
Mem Ae
Lila Taylor
J. M. Casa
M. E. Church
Westport
J. W. Casa
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M. E
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Nellie Stone
Holston Valley
First Presbyterian Church
Hugh Hil Cnme
Jonnaon City
Orday
Harry Shelton
Atlanta
Mra. HG
Morison
Little von
Calvin Carrier
Tenmessee and North Carolina Railroad Co
Pigeon River
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C. M. Wallin
Zemo
Washington
Southern Commercial School and Audit CO
Egale Building
Bull Terriers
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Jay R
Missouri
Branchland
W. Va
Elizabeth Chapman
Cardui
Gardu
Cardus
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Washington County, Tenn
Barton-Mountcastle Hwd. Co
J. P
Hoss & Hoss
Johnson Clay