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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1908

Page

1

Spartanburg Dinner to Honor Carolina Clinchfield and Ohio Officials

The Spartanburg chamber plans a major banquet in mid November to welcome Carolina Clinchfield and Ohio railroad officials. Tickets cost 10 a plate with no entry without payment. speakers include M J Caples J Norment Powell Geo Tu Carter and Mark W Potter among others.

J. B. Lee R. H. F. Chapman Warren DuPre Glenn A. E. Beiitish Carolina, Clinchfield and Ohio Railroad M. J. Caples J. Norment Powell Geo. Tu, Carter Mark W. Potter New York Carolina Clinchfield Ohio John B. Cleveland

They Loved Lincoln in the October Delineator

Mabel Potter Daggett describes three women who influenced Lincoln in his youth and career. A blue sunbonnet girl, a cultured Illinois legislator’s ally, and Springfield society belle who crossed his path toward Washington. one he loved, one he tried to win, and one he married.

Mabel Potter Daggett Illinois Springfield Washington

Steel for the big bridge links Kingsport to Virginia coal fields

Kingsport Tenn October 9 trains arrive from the Carolina Clinchfield and Ohio railway with steel for a west of town bridge on the line toward Clinch mountain. The C and O track laying crew advances a mile daily. Two bridges near Kingsport will delay opening the line for trade as work continues toward Copper Creek and South Carolina.

Kingsport Tenn Con!ields Virginia Carolina, Clinchfield and Ohio Railway Wie Morth Fork Holston River Harris Clinch Mountain Tunnel S. Walton Instruction Company Walls Mills

Remarkable Corn Plant Produces Six Ears on One Stalk

Letter from Vineland Tennessee describes a corn specimen grown north of Indian Ridge field with six ears on a single stalk two side shoots and four ears above ground. The author plans to exhibit at a fair as a curiosity and may seed future crops, noting locals Lyle and Mettetal as only potential rivals. The note is signed N A Parrenson.

Indian Ridge Lyle Mettetal Sullivan County Johnson City

No Expense Who OPARED In Building The Road Bed

The fragment notes construction activity by the C. C. and O. railroad, mentioning road bed work and a figure or phrase No Expense. Context suggests an article on railway building or funding with emphasis on cost or labor. No clear dates or locations are present.

Tunnel Cost and Route Details for Clinchfield Line

The Knoxville Journal notes the Clinchfield and Ohio railroad will be among the nation’s costly railbeds. Average construction cost per mile listed around 195000 to 200000 dollars with numerous tunnels raising expenses. The longest tunnel under Clinch Mountain measures 6280 feet, nearing track readiness at an estimated 240000 dollars. The line’s grade is steep, with southern and northern sections at one third and one half percent respectively. An extension from Elkhorn to Spartanburg will reach 210 miles and link to coal traffic hubs, enhancing the line’s strategic value.

Caroling Clinchfield and Ohio Railroad Clinch Mountain Knoxville Elkhorn Kentucky Uere Cheapeake and Oho Spartanburg

The October American Boy features Halloween art and serials

The October issue includes fall themed artwork on the front cover and continues serials by Houston Tomlinson and Optic. Weir concludes Cirona Life with several short stories such as The Neophyte Deer Trailers One Good Turn Obeying the Captain and The Secret of Success.

Houston Tomlinson Optic Weir Cirona

Hungry work to operate through trains by December first

Hunger operations set to resume rail service with trains running by December first. Officials cite weather, crew availability, and maintenance as factors delaying reopening. Passengers urged to monitor schedules as crews complete safety checks and routes reopen.

Trains Begin Service on Moccasin Gap Route to Rotherwood

The Carolina Clinchfield and Ohio rail line opens between Moccasin Gap and Rotherwood Tennessee with first train run last week and operation planned to reach St Paul Virginia and Marion North Carolina as work continues. Completion of the new bridge at Stamnes Wend and tying track are targeted by December 1. The route will connect a wide region and extend toward Johnson City once the section to that city is finished.

M. M. Leblux Knoxville Ton South Carolina Thee C&o Cxrt Kings Bort Bridge Carolina Clinchfield Ohio St. Paul Rotherwood Tenn Moccasin Gil Stamnes Wend Johnson City Marion N.C

Also Mentioned on This Page

New Road Spartanburg, S.C Chamber OF Commerce Carolina, Clinchfield D.C South Carolina, Clinchfield,and Ohio Railroad Spartanburg Herald Baye Lincoln Joy Old Virginia Vineland, Tenn N. A. Parrenson The Knoxville Journal Banat Tennessee Washington County Hunry Moccasin Gap Way Rotherwood, Tenn Washington County Fair East Tenn Ball Park J. O. Lewis Commercial Club King Building
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