Auction items include windmill and horse for sale
An 0 for sale windmill with a 0 inch diameter wheel and nearly new condition is offered by Stover Manufacturing Company along with a 10 hands heavy draft horse. The ad lists price options and contact details in Elizabethton Tennessee and Bristol Tennessee for merchandise and medical herb root purchase inquiries.
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Ohio
Atoel
Stover _ Manufacturing
Tagnive
M. Th. Quanen
Tennessee Ling and ‘Twine Co
Elizabethton
Tenn
Soa
Live Men Wanted Five Young Applicants Sought
Advertises for five young men with good addresses and sound education. The business is remunerative and worth time and talent. For information, apply via Lock Box 75 in Johnson City Tennessee.
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Johnson City
Tenn
White Elephant Inn Moves To Market Street
W. Lime, proprietor, announces relocation of his business to the large frame building on Market Street known as the White Elephant. He invites friends and travelers to visit, pledging five and satisfactory accommodations with a regular rate of one dollar per day and a liberal rate for regular boarders.
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Crutomers
Market Street
Lime
Prop
The best Hour is Geld last in city news
George Wade has typhoid fever. Many Bristol visitors and local residents are noted at various homes churches and businesses. The Watauga Lighting and Power Co plans street line overhauls while multiple locals attend meetings and events.
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George Wade
John A. Bowman
Bristol
Watauga Lighting and Power, Co
Lost gloves spotted at the opera house on September 1
A pair of lady's black kid gloves left at the opera house after the September 1 performance. Return to the counter or office for retrieval.
Reserved season seats marked off next Thursday
Notice says reserved seats for the entire season will be marked off next Thursday October 24 at H Miller's drug store. Ticket holders may claim seats after 7 30 Thursday morning by presenting tickets.
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H. ©. Miller
Fire destroys Peterman barroom on the public square
Early Wednesday, the J. H. Peterman barroom on the public square burned after an alarm at 1:30 AM. A freight train delay kept fire crews from arriving before the building and stock owned by Mike Dyer were destroyed. Origin of the fire remains unknown.
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J. H. Peterman
Mike Dyer
Steel Rails Arrive for South and Western Extension
Steel rails are expected to begin arriving within days for the extension beyond Green Mountain. Twelve cars have already been shipped. The heavy rail is suited to mountain terrain as the line is planned as a through route from the Ohio River to the Atlantic coast.
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South & Western
Green Mountain
Oho River
Atlantic
Water companies dispute ends with injunction held in Watauga case
In the Watauga Water Company versus Johnson City Water Company conflict over diverting Sinking Creek to the Soldiers' Home, the Johnson City Water Company withdrew its motion to dissolve the injunction. Judge Sneed presided in Knoxville and the injunction remains in full effect. DeWitt's Hit Salve For Piles Burns Sores.
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Watauga Water Company
Johnson City Water Company
Sinking Creek
Sneed
Knoxville
Johson City Water Company
Brown Shipley Killed by Train in West Virginia
Jonesboro notes the death of Brown Shipley, son of Adam Shipley, killed by a train at Blofield West Virginia. Remains will be brought home tonight. He graduated from Jonesboro High School and had many friends mourning his loss.
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Brown Shipley
Jonesboro
Blofield
W. Va
Adam Shipley
Walkout Reds Soldiers Home Brickmasons Strike
Brickmasons were paid their dues at Soldiers Home and were working when union president Burnie Baylese was laid off. Refusal to reinstate him led to a full union walkout. Differences not resolved soon, terra cotta workers may join in sympathy with bricklayers.
Hart and Houston Store Fall Opening Draws Crowds
The Hart and Houston fall opening attracted shoppers Wednesday and Thursday, with windows across Main to Market streets showcasing fashion items. A string band played as ladies viewed shoes and hats while men observed prices, forecasting forthcoming purchases and the store’s ongoing appeal.
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Hart
Houston
Main Street
Market Street
Misses Smith and Caldwell Open Millinery Parlor in Johnson City
Johnson City sees the first opening of Misses Smith and Caldwell a Knoxville arrivals on Spring Street. The new millinery shop features a wide display of fairy creations and skilled handmade hats, earning early praise from local patrons. Carmack praise from George Wilmot Harris frames the Winchester campaign visit and political fervor in Tennessee.
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Jolinson City
Smith & Caldwell
Johnson City
Knoxville J
Spring Street
Carmack
George Wilmot Harris
Franklin County Truth
E. W. Carmack
Emporaliy
Winchester
Tie
Texas
Kansas
Senate
Republican Party
Lito
Tle
Roosevelt
Gread
Fierco Philippic
Ioane
W. Carmack
Tennessee
Deaths: Mrs Margaret Jones Mrs E D Cox and Mrs Etta Hunt
Last Saturday Mrs. Margaret Jones died at her son’s home after seventy two years. She sold Howers for years and was a longtime member of the M B E Church South. Funeral by Rev A N Jackaun and burial in Harrington graveyard. Mrs E D Cox died Wednesday at home on Watauga Avenue after months of illness. Her husband Rev RE D Cox and their three sons mourn her. Funeral by Rev S H Johnson at the Baptist church and burial in Oak Grove. Mrs Etta Hunt died Thursday age seventy as the wife of S H Hunt. Lifelong M E Church member and respected neighbor. Funeral at the late residence conducted by Revs J A Ruble J S Petty and G T Francisco. burial in family ground.
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Margaret Jones
Seventy-Second Mile
M. BE
South
A. N. Jackaun
Harrington
E. D. Cox
Watauga Avenue
RE. D. Cox
Etta Hunt
H. Hunt
Johnson City
Old Hunt Home
M. E. Church
J. A. Ruble
J. 8
Petty
G.T. Francisco
Miss Hardys Parlors Fall Millinery Opening
Miss Hardys Parlors in Johnson City hosted a large fall opening this week. The decorated showroom displayed ribbon festoons and sunlit hats and notions. Hosts Atty Moore and Evans Miller offered warm tea and wafers, as gentlemen admired the display while others enjoyed the feminine scene.
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Mesdames Atty Moore
Evans Miller
Owens Pink Mixture Promises Strong Teeth Defense
Fragmentary OCR hints at a claim that Owens Pink Mixture guards teeth against decay and is promoted by druggists. The exact products, sponsors, and wider context are unclear due to poor legibility.
Brownlow Speech Draws Big Crowd in Sevier County
Brownlow opened with warm welcome to Sevier county back in the First district after twenty seven years away. He recounted his congressional service and appropriations for buildings in the district. The audience, initially large, shrank from about fifteen thousand to roughly two thousand by the speech's end.
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Corti
Froxville Sutton
Brownlow
Sevier County
Congress
Firat
Cap'n Gibson
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Washington
Auuplila
Boraxie Co
P.O
Blair Hickman
Willie Cox
Geo. R. Brown
Mrs. A. 8. Gumnp
City
Bert Sabin
South Carolina
Mins Bird McNeil
Mra
TE. A. Long
Dolby Race
Neil Gammon Lins
Virginia
H. Miller
Anaka Lumber Co
Mors
Will Patton
Jamen A. Martii
John A. Jobe
Mal H. Weiler
Mise Lelia Patty
Wash
Ian Carr
Andy Patterson
Keeneville
du Th H. Carr
Bryson City
N.C
Frank Toney
Erwin
8. A. Cooper
Mrs
Prank Cooper
Alma Stein
BW. Dulaney
Cincinnati
John Landreth
J. J. Englebert
Saturdy
Afra
Mantie Spencer Davis
Wytheville, Va
Mel H. Weiler
W. B H. Nelson
Morristown
First Tennessee Cavalry
J. Edmund Brown
First Presbyterian Church
Watauga Avenue Presbyterian Church
Thor
Calvin A. Duncan
D. D
oTee Sohoor
B. A. Mathos
Lucy Hatcher
Dixie Manuary
Alderman Hatcher
A. L. Wiley
Asheville
M. H
W. A. Kite
Hawkins
Greene
Counties
W. B. Crouch
Cranberry
N. Y
Thorsday
J. A. Kerr
New York
Foy W. Dalaney
J. D. Cox
Miss Ida
Sycamore Shoals
M. Taylor
Mra. J. FP. Pierce
Washington County
Supreme Court
Mabel Jackson
Elsie Hickman
Llourville
W. E. Grainger
George Brown
Union
W. A. Trnslow
Redlands
Cal
Anita
Col
Walter Faw
Hart Building
Public Square
M. Jackson
Lom
DeWitt
J. A. Parsons
Cole
Rickmasons
Hart and Houston
Wil UY
Miss Hardy
OWENS
Bane
Mat P. Taylor, Jr
Johnson Clty
FVICE
Tonneance Purnivy Supply Co
Willy
Patton Ima
Sevierville
Purina Health
Purina
Ste Louis
Frank Taylor
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