Piano contest votes and local commerce notes
The piece notes weekly vote counting for a piano contest with a 100 votes per dollar rule at Win, Silver & Co. and details on local business ads for Grabl's grocery, Weems' oyster corner, Grahl's meat, and Dr. Fahrney's Teething Syrup. It also mentions various social updates, Synod attendance, a marriage, a hunting season notice, and a Nebraska senator's visit to the opera house.
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Win, Silver & Co
Win
Silver & Co
Democrats pick aldermen in city wards
The Democrats selected aldermen Inet Monday night: Thomas Young and Frank Taylor in the First ward Frank St. John in the Second George Barnes in the Third and Allen Harris in the Fourth These men are described as good and capable for the positions
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Alderman Inet
Thomas Young
Frank Taylor
Frank St. John
George Barnes
Allen Harris
James A. Tate to Speak at Johnson City Mass Meeting
The Citizens League of Johnson City announces national speaker James A. Tate will address a mass meeting next Sunday afternoon and evening at the Christian church. Tate is noted for insight into leaders and a startling array of facts. Jim hopes Dr Falk attends the night service. strong congregational singing will mark the event and every citizen is invited.
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Johnson City
Citizens' League of
Tate
Christian Church
Jim
If Columbus Should Wake lecture at Watauga Point
On the afternoon of the 16th, Hon A A Taylor delivered his lecture If Columbus Should Wake at Watauga Point to a large audience from Milligan Johnson City Elizabethton and Happy Valley. The speech drew earnest applause as Taylor, fluent and knowledgeable, presented a vivid portrait of Columbus and the obstacles he faced. The talk was described as well planned, engaging and suited to both lay readers and educated listeners.
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Columbus
Watauga Point
A. A. Taylor
Euizone
Milligan
Johnson Guy
Elizabethton
Happy Valley
Taylor
Perachi Stock Company Opens at Opera House With Double Bill
The Perachi Stock company presents five performances at the Opera House starting with Saturday matinee featuring Humpty Dumpty Doodle and Venetian Slave on the night bill. Headed by Qhelao Perachi and Gypzene, the troupe promises new scenery and daily play changes with high class specialties and superior mounting. Tickets range from 10 to 35 cents for matinee and evening shows. A testimonial for Dr King’s New Discovery is included among endorsements for cures. An audience accord praises a lecture by Hon A A Taylor on If Columbus Should Wake, highlighting Columbus’s meritorious place in history and the orator’s expected eloquence.
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Opera House
Perachi Stock Company
Humpty Dumpty Doodle
Qhelao Perachi
Gypzene
Henry Fp, Willard & Co
Notable thanks and praise quoted in a public note
A quoted message from Auias Nomav expresses gratitude for an opportunity that provided high entertainment and edification through a magnificent arrangement of beautiful thoughts and valuable information. The remark highlights shared satisfaction with the experience.
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Auias Nomav
Notice of Election in Washington County Tennessee 1904
Public notice from Washington County Tennessee Commissioners of Election announcing November election state and local offices, district judges and clerks named, poll hours, and official appointment of election officers for each district. Includes request to report results by noon November 12.
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Washington County
Tennossee
Wiington County
Am Truly
Nat Hypra
Tennessee
United States
General Assembly of
Russell Moore
Sam Monk
Ghd
Joe Gourlay
Mack Copp
W. Hardin
John Chass
Will Barron
Jas. Barry
Geo. W. Simpson
Chas
Armentrout
Stayer
J. B. Buck
Bam Foster
Henry Phillips
Dug Henley
N. Y. Gammon
Jas, Howren
Rob'tree
W. Henley
W. H. Dent
A. H. Bullock
L. W. Taylor
P. Q. Miller
W. Burnett
Ralph Dulaney
R. A
G. W. Newhoue
Restaurars
J.D. Crowell
Mat. H. Gammon
Cy H. Lyle
G. T. Lee
J. Ponder
M. Jackson
Folsom Beckner
H. DeArmond
J. P. Hart
Joe Archer
10Th
W. G. Long
M. H. Johnson
Thos
Cramley
B. M. Brown
W. W. Bowman
W. H. Swadley
Ith
John Snider
O. M. Chase
Too
I. Crouch
J. H. Hamilton
A. A. Hylton
Ed Martin
John 8. Hall
Gen. W. Hamilton
W. P. Jobe
Joan Leach
Elijah Wine
Wm. Cox
James Fulkerton
F. K. Hont
Wint Cline
Adam
One Minute Gough Care For Coughs Colds and Croup
Gough Care For Coughs Colds and Croup and local election notes from Watauga Tenn. District officers and judges listed for numerous districts. Local deaths, court attendance, Lodge news, and a three month Alaska hunting trip aftermath included. Frank Sellars infant death noted. Tom Reese returns from long hunt with vast game trophies and miles traveled.
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Gough
T. S. Reese
Alaska
British Northwest Territory
American
Tom
Americas
Hoe
Palm Beach
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Brading & Marshall
Peruchi
Patauga Lodum
Mandiy
Gwenliy Herae Week
Hibsat Holding
xUronk
Joan of Powe Citten
Vialtinie Brothers
Vandtaily Walltied
Jes
H. &, Onvatrey
Love's Grove
Anion Depot
Travelure
Dearborn Bt
Chicago
A. P. Hart
W. J. Hine
Adm
Cannonie
Walnut Street
Buffalo
Johnsonity Traction Company
H. WH. Kimeparnics
Cooper
Bost Oysters
Weems
Main Street
Jere A. Moore
Tusculum
Grahl
Lizzie Mitchell
West Virginia
Grahl's
G. J. Armbrant
A. J. Carr
Grabl’s
The
Watanga, Lighting and Power Co
Grabl's
Monarch
Bob Mitchell
Somefolke
Protioee
Fivon
Main St
Tenn
Helen Camp
Dean
E.G. Camp
Pennayvania
Kate Ray
First Presbyterian Church
Woman's Guild of the Episcopal Church
Richmond P. Hobson
Watanga Avenue
Lena Banton
Daray Fon “ Gonpun Ar
Pansy Pateca
Baund
Eavon- Flora May Grant
Auree
Bertha Saunders
Pant Ii
Mauaaner Fars Wrinnin
Tirnra Waracon
Crowpen
Kinny
Lanny Parron
Macaner Gollum
Rorrn
May Wanna
Arren Jackson
Brine Minnen
Frank Donnelly
Boo Hive
Nora McCrary
H. Johnson
Johnson City Traction Company
Krexrarnron
Ware
Washington Co
Thurston
Nebraska
Col. W. P. Brownlow
Gen. Wilder
W. D. Wright
Knoxville
John P. Smith
N.T. Howard
J. W. Howard
Brownlow King
Jonesboro
Nellie Brownlow
Col
W. P. Brownlow
Mia
Kyle M. King
Washington
Presbyterian Church
Clara Brownlow Pritchett
Missea Mae Fuqua
Nell Hoss
J.C. Shelton
Chattanooga
J. W. Keys
F. W. Davin
Charlotte
N.C
Bernadette Hacker
Mrs. Preston
Cargille
Mr. King
Baldwin Feed and Implement Company
James A. Tate
Peters
Hugh F, Webb
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Armonk
N. Y
Bhut
Dr. King
Mr. Taylor
Love
Christopher Columbus
Earth
E. J. Cook
Bhipley
Gov. Jackson
J. W
Hartman
John Wilcox
Sam Carder
Elbert Morell
W. Hy Hunt
Joe Sellers
Taelean
Clark
G. M. Dunn
Pritchett
Jan
Byrd
J. ©. Aiken
J. W. Stone
G. C. Mottern
Omer Hensley
Frank Swagner
James M. Carnon
Peyton Knight
Jas
Bowman
J. D. Drake
John Smith
M. B. Vance
Phiegar
J. M. Sherry
J. D. Hartman
Will Bowman
W. JA. Keys
Jas, Williams
Jas. Nelson
Joe Miller
W. C. Kogle
Henley
J. J. Marshall
Geo. W. Witter, Ch'm
Hassin, H. Dyan
J. M. Mantry
Commissioners of Election
Watauga
Watauga,Tenn
G. W. St. Joan
W. FE. Reese
Tobuson City
Pont Court
J. B. Galloway
Hiwatha Lodge
Grand Lodge
Greeneville
Josep Wilson
Mountain City
Danna Harmon
Judge Tyler
Bristol
W. T
T, Johnson
N. Reese
Frank
Andrew Sellars
Pasronta
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