Balloonist Wellman of Ina Plans Long Trans-Continental Meet
Ina's Wellman announces a long trans continental balloon voyage schedule with a public presentation and expected demonstration in the coming Monday event at the local airfield.
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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1910
Page
4
Ina's Wellman announces a long trans continental balloon voyage schedule with a public presentation and expected demonstration in the coming Monday event at the local airfield.
Republican committees in Johnson City plan senatorial and district conventions to nominate candidates with delegates from several counties. The airship America with Walter Wellman reports progress across the Atlantic and a potential hurricane threat prompts warnings to avoid the storm’s track.
An enthusiastic gathering at the Commercial Club discussed organizing a stock company to manufacture a Doyle patented wire reel. Doyle, recently moved from Danville Virginia and staying at the Colonial with his wife, attended and demonstrated the reel, convincing attendees that funding will likely be subscribed to build and equip a plant.
The document lists votes allowed for the counties in the districts, naming Carter 1H, Greene 10, Unicd 4, Johnson 11, and Washington 11, with J. VAUGHT as Chairman and LS as Secretary. The context references a regional presidential ballot for November.
The Mountain Branch Home in Johnson City Tennessee hosts a surprise general inspection after breakfast. Residents strip cots and spread out belongings for scrutiny while staff recounts Confederate and Civil War memories and notes renewed health at the facility.
Money to loan on well located improved farms or city property. Apply to G. T. Stovat Unake Natonski Bank nett.
Mrs. Crissenberry wife of Joe Crissenberry died Friday evening after months of illness from typhoid fever. She was a devout Christian and member of the Christian Church. Survived by her husband and eight children. Funeral at the family home on Roan Street Sunday morning at 8 o’clock with Rev. W S Buchanan officiating. Interment in Fine Cemetery five miles west of the town.
An old testimonial from Johnson City Tennessee touts Dow's Kidney Pills as a lasting cure for kidney and back ailments. William H Hodges of 408 Millard St recounts relief after using the product from Grey-Sprow Drug Co, noting extended symptom absence over four years. Made by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A compact remark from Home Chat dismisses criticism as fleeting, likening it to rocks cawing at an old church steeple and urging readers to disregard unkind words.
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