General Treat to report to Washington amid Ohio troop moves
Major General Charles J. Treat and aide depart Montgomery to report to Washington for extended field service. Brigadier W. R. Stalth will command Ohio troops with Major Fuqua as chief of staff as Treat’s reassignment fuels Ohio leadership rumors. Second and Fifth Ohio infantry ordered south to Camp Sheridan. Third Ohio entrains for Dayton base. Gerry Worthly to Camp Lee as cook. Jackson Lyte and Alfred Harr depart for the University of Tennessee.
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Montgomery
Ala
Charles J. Treat
Dana T. Merrill
Washington
Treat
New York
Awong
Heneral
Ohio
Cox
Wood
Shawidan
Ohi
Third
Ohio Infantry
Daytons
Camp
Sheridan
Memories of Mol Neatly Branch
Poem by Barry Hurst reflecting on memories and landscapes as rain, hills, dawn, and city scenes fade into the past. The verse travels through imagery of mountains, mist, summer nights, clocks, and quiet glens, ending with memories drifting away.
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Hainter
Barry Hurst
Simple Trick Will Prevent A Cold For School Kids
An article notes a university extension agent recommends nose blowing as a daily habit to cut colds. Mrs Warner says children who blow their noses correctly each morning and before class develop a lasting hygienic habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenioweitty
Dona A. Warner
Dirsator of Extension
University of ‘Tamnesses
Universal Military Training and National Security
The author traces the evolution of American military obligation from 1792 to the early 1900s, arguing that the United States evolved into a primarily military nation. He contends that state militias faded as the federal government assumed defense duties, creating a need for universal training and a modern, national military structure. He advocates extending compulsory service and instituting youth military training as a national extension of education, to prepare citizens for defense and uphold national security.
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National Guard
Maya
Corman
Pach Ta
Phrace
New York
Erar
Nations Guard
United States
Warfori
Nim
Feeral
Tx Clothtie
Keen
Winrratts
Wien
Harry Tee
Non-Resided Defendant Ordered to Appear in Tennessee Court
In Johnson City Tennessee a Texas nonresident defendant is required to appear at the Law Court in Johnson City on the third Monday of October 1917. The decree directs four weekly public notices in The Comet to warn the defendant to answer the bill or the allegations will be taken as confessed. Judge J Le Hilbert signs the order dated August 29 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidd
Tennessee
John Wit City
Johnson City
Bill
Willie
J. le Hilbert
Clovk
Non-Resident Notices in Johnson City Law Court
In Johnson City Washington County Tennessee non-residents Pansy Gardner and Maude B Bleying must answer sworn complaints. Publication required for four weeks in The Comet with defense to bill due by third Monday of October 1917. Court to be held at the Court House. hearings ex parte if no defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Washington County
Tesusessee
Yeut
Tennessee
Pansy Gardner
Law Court
A. D. Blevins
Non-Resident Notice and Court Publication in The Comet
A notice in The Comet of Linnean City Tennessee informs a non resident defendant Jack McClain to appear in Johnson City at the Juliet House on the third Monday of October 1917 to answer a bill. The notice requires publication for four weeks and warns that defense must be made or it will be confessed and set for hearing ex parte.
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Dask McClin
Jack McClain
Tenner Es
Jme
Comet
Linnean City
Tennessee
Iit
Johnson City
Bill
J. J. Hilbert
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Cincinnati
Pordtown
Kingsport
Tenn
Waycross
Va.Tenn
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Dante
Elkhorn City
Lonseids
Kentucky
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Jenkins
Lonisville
Lois
Palataville
Pikeville
Shelby
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Terton
Montivaion
Kenovi
Erwin
Unaka Springs
Taccane
Burnsville
Pensacola
Marion
N. C
Spartanburg
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Cabot and
Berwin
Chas, T. Mandel
Jounson City
E & Western North Carolina Railroad
Shulls Milla
Blowing Rock
Geo. W. Hardin
Jonhson City
Aligan College
Watauga Point
Sycamore Shoals
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Hampton
Pardee Point
Crabtree
Roan Mountain
Shell Creek
Bik Park
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Linville River
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Pineols
Linville
Jostes Sidi
Townsend
TAR Selveu Sails Milla
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Gerry Worthly
Nicklepinte
Camp Lee
Petersbore
Van
Jackson Lyte
Alfred Harr
Ust
Knoxville
University of Tennesse
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Villey's
Guoetatron
Lippincott
Universal Service
Henry A. Wise Wood
Division of Extension
University of Ten-nessee
Leon
Ward
America
Post Fund Hotel
Arington Pressing Parlor
Earl C, Campbell
W. Main Street
Johnnson City
John Gardner
Exparte
Vila
J. L. Hilbert
Maude
Blevins
Maude B. Bleying
John
Son City
Said
Aw Court
Southern Express Company
Bee CY H, Lyle, Slatesee
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