Comet warns readers of labor day and city debate
The Comet editorializes on Labor Day for schoolchildren and political races. It notes Judge Campbell entering the judicial contest and criticizes water franchise plans for Johnson City, urging municipal ownership to benefit the city and taxpayers. It highlights rising water revenues and treasury concerns while lampooning local opinions and ads.
Land Case Before State Equalizers in Nashville
The state board of equalizers heard Klock & Clark's land assessment dispute for two years back taxes on 80 acres in Carter County. The trustee set a $25,000 valuation, a factor urged by East Tennessee revenue agent J White for a 5,000 to 7 percent increase. The state board later raised the valuation to $30,000 and reassessed the firm for the two years. Lee F Miller, Elizabethton, defends. Nine times out of ten chronic diseases begin with a stomach disorder. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is advertised with a free sample offer.
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Lee FL Miller
Elizabethtom
Find Back
Caldwell Bidg
Monticello, Il
Te Wold
Correct figuresCant Lse Correct Figures Cant Lse Results On Water Plant
Conservative estimate outlines sinking fund needs for retiring bonds and possible water rate reductions. W G Mathes analyzes current revenue of the water system, proposing $9,000 annual sinking fund to retire $300,000 bonds in 20 years and staged rate cuts from year two onward to reach about 45 percent of present rates by year ten, with continued net revenue from new customers and contingency funds.
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Watauga Water Company
Rockefeller
Johnson City
W. G. Mathes
Water supply critique stalls city water deal in Johnson City
The Blevins report butts heads with Major Dunlap on valuing Johnson City's water system. Critics argue the、水 supply from above the old reservoir is unreliable, and they insist on gravity flow, not pumping, while deducting obsolete components and depreciating the plant to arrive at a fair city value.
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Bleying
Duntay
Blevins
Usad
Johnson City
Dunlap
Soldiers’ Home
Water Company
Johnson City Water Company
Sinking Creek
National Soldiers Home
Chianery
Watlaga Water Company
Union Onthi
Aomplimant
Inking Creek
Brushcreek Valley
W.S. Harvey
Alice E. Clay
Thomas Lilley
Chin
Watauga Water Company
Jenny's Hill
Major
Jennys Hill
Brevins
Thomas
Colored Citizens Back Municipal Water Ownership in Johnson City
A mass meeting led by Rev. I. A. Patrick heard a report from a committee on the water question. The panel, after debate, resolved unanimously to cooperate with Johnson City, Tennessee, to secure a municipal water plant. The signatories were P. A. Woolwine and others.
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I. A. Patrick
W. H. Carriger
William Street
Johnson City
Tenn
P. A. Woolwine
Chin
M.T. Silvers
Nat Hyder
Charles Martin
J. A. Patrick
Russian Wolf Hound Brought to Aid Chattanooga Police
Detective John Way introduces four Russian wolf hounds to the Chattanooga force to assist in pursuing criminals. The dogs arrived from San Francisco in good condition after a cross continental journey.
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Chattanooga
John Way
Prince
San 'Francisco
Presbytery of Holston to Meet at Mt Bethel Church
The Presbytery of Holston will convene at Mt Bethel Presbyterian Church in Tusculum Greene County Tennessee on Wednesday September 22 1909 at 7 80 ym J 8 Eakin Stated Clerk notes the meeting details.
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Holston
Mt Bethel Presbyterian Church
Tusculum
Greene County
Tenn
Eakin
New Water System Promises Modern Supply for Unicoi City
The proposed system will source from North Indian Creek springs in Unicoi county, delivering at least 7,000 gallons daily. It replaces a limited old setup from Sinking Creek valley, plagued by low pressure and pollution risk, with gravity-fed mains and 200 fire units. The plan lowers old payment, adds potential revenue, and offers free water for street cleaning and public use, while securing future city needs.
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Indian Creek
Unicoi
Sinkingofek Valley
Iuin
Unis
Long Country
Excursion Over C C O To Johnson City
Charles T Mandel traveling agent of the C C O announces an excursion from Charlotte and Shelly North Carolina to Johnson City. A larger number of coaches will be provided and the crowd will be larger. An excursion will be run from Charlotte by The News in October to Johnson City.
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Chas. T. Mandel
Charlotte
Shelly
N.C
Johnson City
The
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Rheumathol praised for rapid relief by depot workers
A Knoxville reader letters that Rheumathol eased neuralgia and rheumatic pain at Grant Tunnel in Kentucky, allowing workers to return to duty within a day. He recommends the remedy for others and notes personal use, with sales advertised in Johnson City, Jonesboro and Elizabethon.
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Knoxville
Tenn
T. L. Beaman
Grant Tunnel
Kenton County
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