Feeding Hogs in the South Promoted by Auburn Expert
Professor Dan T. Gray of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute urges Southern farmers to raise more hogs to keep profits and food supplies local. The Farmers' Bulletin 411 outlines cheap, profitable feeding methods and cites experiments across the region.
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Washington, D. C
South
Dan T. Gray
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Department of Animal Industry
Auburn
United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers
Department
Gray
W. W. Finley
Southern Railway Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Agriculture
Birmingham
Alabama
Dr W A Atchley Fills Pulpit At Central Baptist
Dr W A Atchley pastor of Broad Street Baptist Church Knoxville filled the Central Baptist pulpit Sunday morning and evening to large attentive crowds. Central Baptist is without a pastor after Rev T G Davis resigned to join First Baptist Bonham Texas. The Johnson City church has over 500 members and plans a $50000 edifice on land already purchased.
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W. A. Atchley
Broad Street Baylist
Knoxville
Central Baptist Church
T. G. Davis
First Baptist Church
Bonham
Texas
Atehigy
Central Church
Johnson City
Tix
McCarn Trails Taylor In Statewide Campaign Effort
Jeff McCarn tours the state in a bid to offset Senator Taylor and sway Democrats toward supporting a Republican governor. He cites past tactics and vows to keep campaign momentum despite anticipated resistance from Davidson County voters. He argues hog farming as a practical supplement to cotton for southern farmers.
Taylor Opens Campaign for Governor in Johnson City
Senator Robert L. Taylor, nominee of the regular democracy, returns to his boyhood region on the Watauga to launch his gubernatorial bid. The rally at the Hippodrome drew 1200 to 1500, with 200 G. A. E. veterans and thirty Confederate veterans on stage, including local dignitaries and state figures.
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Watauga
Robert L. ‘Taylor
Congress
Happy Valley
Johnson
Halcyon
Doe
Unakas
Robin's Roost
Town
Thos. B. Turley
United States
Havey H. Hannah
Robert Hickey
Newport
Clem Jones
Oliver Springs
Eugene Ivins
State Committee
R. L. Baylor
Southern Railway
Chattanooga
J. I. Chivington
Chattanooga Times
Menphis Commercial Appeal
Dixon Merrett
Nashville Banner
Memphis News-Scimitar
Robert Morris
Nashville Tennessean and
Amertcan
Jesse 8. Cottrell
Ahoville Bentinel and
Chattanooga News
Guy Schaz
W. A. Dickinson
J. M. Human
J. V. Brown
J. M. Barker
M. E. Wash
M. KB. Jenking
Hugh P. Webb
N.C. Love
N. N. Warlick
H. H. Hise
W. J. Barton
RC. Thomas
Will Russell
E. K. Hunt
H. H. Dyer
Abe McNiellan
H. ©. Jackson
Will Campbell
N. KK. Crumbley
M. D. Chase
N. T. Peeples
John Peeples
Flb. Leonard and
Ey H. Lyle
Pony Contest Rally Promises More Prizes At The Comet
The Comet invites young contestants to join a Pony Contest with added prizes and a $60 bicycle for a king drive. Voting closes Friday December 28 with results counted Saturday. Children may nominate themselves or be nominated, earning votes via subscriptions and payments. The pony is live and winners are determined by continuous effort.
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Comet
C H Culton Returns to City as Inventor Shines
C H Culton, smokeless boiler inventor, returns from Cincinnati after placement of a unit at a major plant there and reports strong performance. He notes Johnson City laundry tied to his firm is expanding trade from the region, shipping work locally cheaper than in the city. J E Beal of Row Mountain visits his father in town.
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C. H. Culton
Cincinnati
Johnson City
J. E. Bhel
Row Mountain
Cocke County Election Duel and Tarwater Returns
A neighbor accuses Captain Hooper of hiding a privileged past and anti democrat actions while Gen Hannah defends him. Senator Taylor frames the race as Tennessee’s democratic versus republican choice, with Hibcky promising explosive records on Hooper. Tarwater is reassigned in the Holston Conference. Miller campaigns in the Sixth district highlighting temperance and Carmack’s memory. In Bristol, Will Griffin is arrested for stealing 125 dollars at Johnson City and tied to a related murder case. Captain W H Nelson promotes his senatorial bid amid fence duties.
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Portland
Tenn
James T. Miller
Tennessee
Hooper
Taft
Congress
District of Columbia
Carmack
Bristol
Will Griin
Wise
Eugene White
Southern
Johnson City
Lilly Patton
Griffin
Tennesner
oMeer
Isis
Ramon Stroupe
Campbell
Davis Accepts Pastorate. Leaves for Bonham Texas
Rev T G Davis departs Johnson City today to take charge as pastor of the First Baptist Church in Bonham Texas after receiving a unanimous call. He leaves amid best wishes from many friends. B Cook of the CT and O also leaves today for Roanoke Virginia for a different engagement.
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T. G. Davis
Bonham, Texas
First Baptist Church
Johnson City
B. Cook
Roanoke
Ringling Brothers Show Draws Big Crowd To Johnson City
A record crowd attended the Ringling Brothers show in Johnson City Friday. Local residents J C Robertson Cleveland Rumley and Creed Smith were among attendees at Bristol Saturday. Little Marjorie Reynolds fractured her hip after a fall and remains under a physician’s care at home. Rev J H Wallen of Johnson City preached at the New Market Methodists on The Giants. Farmers are busy sowing wheat or preparing to do so.
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Watauga
Venn
J. B. Range
Wagner
Abingdon
M. M. Trenderson
Hilton
Henry Carter
Walter Hobbs
Johnson City
Ringling Brothers
J.C. Robertson
Cleveland Rumley
Creed Smith
Ringling Bros
Bristol
Marjorie Reynolds
Avery Houston
HH. B. Houston
Republicans His Motive Letter Read Signed by an Old Confederate Veteran
Greeneville October 17 The Taylor campaign opened with a whirl wind tour from Johnson City. The party will not grow significantly. In his remarks he denied Pattersonism and urged voters to judge him at the polls in November. The train plans Knox ville arrival at 7 pm with L B Rudd aboard to oversee telegraph service. The letter cited is signed by A Paulson, seventy two, alleging Hooper’s past Confederate remarks. Faubion is said to have served in company C Tennessee infantry. The letter is unsigned in the body and signed by Faublan.
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Greeneville
Taylor
Johnson City
Knox~ville
L. BE. Rudd
Wetters Union Telegraph Company
Knoxville
Hickey
Jolson City
A. ©. Paulson
Hooper
New Port
Texas
Faubion
Twenty-sixth ‘Tennessee Infantry
Faublan
Special Session in Jonesboro Delays Rape Case
A Jonesboro circuit court convened a special session on Friday for the state v. Lewis charged with rape. Judge Dana Harmon recused for signing the indictment, A R Johnson to hear the case, continued to February term. defense by Dr. Carr and Daniel Guinn. Street rumors note diphtheria cases, with authorities taking precautions to prevent spread.
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Circuit Court
Jonesboro
Vy. Lewis
Dana Harmon
A. R. Johnson
Carr
Daniel Guinn
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Sie
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Goverhun
Wendell Sells
Martin Starns
Harwich Range
Richard Jaey
Frederick Boone
Weneeneee
Atihot Mum
Samoe L. Warren
Paul A. Sparks
Aveene
Susan Patterson
Lamont Laer
Willie Mitebotl
Wea
Thadeus Mak
Margaret Vaughan
Qi Stan, Jr
Andrew Martli
C.H. Culton
Cocke
Gen
Harvey Hannah
Hannah
Robert B. Hickey
Cocke County
Capt
Patterson
Gen. Hannah
Hiskey
Captain Hooper
Ben Hooper
Ben Hooper. Mr. Hickey
Chase
Senator Taylor
York
Tom
Ananias
Mr. Taft
Mr. Roosevelt
R. Tarwater
Holston
M. E. Church
C. R. Tarwater
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Capt Nelson
W. H. Nelson
Greene County
Rev. Davis
IGM
Unaka National Bank
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