Local notices and society items from Bristol area
Misa Nell Wade leaves for dovosville to begin a course in the Jovenniile Tartitate. Miss Gertenda Burrow will depart next week for a similar purpose. Henry Dorjot of Bristol works at the Soldiers' Home as architect in charge. Mrs. Robi Watkins of Johnson City and her mother Mrs. Carter Kaukit of Knoxville visit East Main Ave. A portion of a claw mill near Concord operated by Monty Little was destroyed by fire last Friday. The mill belongs to J. A. Martin of satanity. Rev. Ii K Cox and wife and baby arrive from Jonesboro. they are hosted at the parsonage with a reception. A marriage in Charleston, Tenn., unites Miss Salliq Barrett and Mr. Yim Guthrie, much regarded by local friends. Music students may begin lessons at 410 Anaka avenue or at home. Notice to Watauga Water customers to conserve water or be shut off due to reservoir danger. The school term resumes amid heavy labor and strain. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised as tonic for nerves and digestion. In Bristol, Mrs. Madeeine Bennett files for divorce from S. S. Bennett for desertion after years of separation. She is sister of Miss Margaret Hobson, Bristol author. Special rail offer to Hot Springs via Tron Mountain Route. tickets Wednesdays and Saturdays, 60-day limit. I. E. Renuman, T. P. A., Chattanooga reference included.
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Henry Dorjot
Bristol
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Mra. Robi, Watkins
Johnson City
Carter Kaukit
Knoxville
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Oysters served at Star Restaurant Saturday Evening
Oldest four best made honors and fall stock bought in New York for The Hab. The Star restaurant will serve oysters of the season starting Saturday and continuing thereafter. Also mentions Soldiers' Home spoons on display at Wm. Silver & Co. Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Parsons
New York
Star Restaurant
Wm. Silver & Co
Main Street
Wm, Silver & Co
Soldiers' homes and local civic notes on bonds and bands
A lengthy Knoxville Journal and Sentinel summary covers Soldiers' homes including construction, staffing, and annual costs, with figures for hospital, barracks, power plant, and morgue. It lists band sizes and expenses for several homes, then reports on a Bristol runaway marriage and local school bond disputes in Johnson City, detailing aldermen pressure, injunction issues, and calls for new trustees to ensure schools and desks are funded without new bonds.
The Negro Problem and Its Roots in Slavery Debate
A wartime era editorial fragment argues that major social problems arise from natural and human forces, focusing on the so called negro problem. It critiques northern gusher rhetoric and emphasizes responsibility of education and industry, while tracing slavery to northern and foreign involvement and the interlinked blame across regions.
Slavery's Legacy and Race Tensions in Postwar Debate
A historical column critiques northern profiteers and southern dynamics of slavery and labor. It asserts the economic incentives of slave labor, argues against a race war fueled by gusher rhetoric, and notes the enduring need for southern opportunities for Black workers while acknowledging northern resistance and organized labor hostility. The piece questions the feasibility of freeing enslaved populations without upheaval.
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South
Africa
Liberia
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Umnes
AL Aiuah
Mata Ludur Sa
Sivas
Gillog Walton
SarMhially
Misa Nell Wade
Dovosville
Gertenda Burrow
Concord
Monty Little
J. A. Martin
Satanity
Tony
Barnaville
Kev, Ii
K. Cox
Babe
Jonesboro
Sweetwater Telephone
Charleston
Tenn
Toy Residence
Anaka Avenue
Watauga Water Co
Waravos Warm Co
Hood
Mra
Madeeine Bennett
Jent
Bennett
Margaret Hobson
Hot Springs
Ark
Tron Mountain
Renuanpen
St. Chattanpont
Dr. Mithew
Ernst Gemagete
Opera House
Middleton Stock Company
Preston
Will Cowan
Penal Suull Co
Arthur Papples
Tonostare
Miva
Jasper Peoples
Beott & Whincan
Ayer
Buckingham
Mt Ree
Patton Drug Company
Arn
Onco
Knox
Vermont
Kansas National Home
Danville
Hampton
Central Branch
Dayton
Maine
California
Kansas
Wisconsin
Marion
Paul EB. Divine
Tasewell
Divine
Claiborne County
Taxewell
Maj
Knoxville Journal
Ieibane
Clayatte Brownlow
Mark H. Pritchett
W. C. Cochran
Watauga
Misa Lacy Rucker
Murfreesboro
D. N. Reese
W. G. Lacy
James St. John
Hl. L. Campbell
S.A. Hendrix
John Harrison Bailey
Lonina Baumgardner
F. Wyrick
Robert
W. K. Christy
Washington County
Watauga, Tenn
Neems
Columbus Powell
Benks
Dar
Recorder
Cnse
City National Bank
Martha Wilder
Ormizey
North
Negro Traterk
Saya
Dixie
the Guakter
J. Riruxy
Baldwin Feed and Implement Co
Faw
Market Street
Ward & Friberg
Desoto
W. W. Remine
DeWitt
HC Ing College
Bristol, Tenn.va
Presbyterian College For Young Man
Douries
Nas
Longley Fashionable
Warvier
WH. Silver
Johnson City, Tenn
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Hicks, Li'l
Duke
W. K. Marti Clarks
H. H. Dyer
Alee Os ‘Iatrara
P. Q- Miller
R. A. Woodstant
Will Duke
No Wand
Oficer
G. I. Lee
J. Lack
Ely McNees
W. J. Braswell
Third Ward
Geo. Barnes
Thon
Allen
J. D. Crowell
Hyll
Persell
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Baten
Price
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Hatch
O. J. Kegley
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Cambridge
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C. H. Lyle
A. Hl. Lox
Joe Collett
J. D. Weaver
Leib
Linginfolter
Joshua Boring
Gero
W, Witterr
Tl, Gaston
J. M. Mantin
Election Commission
Wood
T. W. Wood & Sons
Richmond
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