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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1905

Page

3

Fresh meat at Jacksons Saturday

Miss Elsie Hickman arrives from Planr ville to visit relatives as plans for a Saturday event unfold at Jacksons with local shoppers buzzing about new offerings and family visits.

Jackson's Elsie Hickman Planrville

Prisoners Escape from Jonesboro Jail Reported

The text lists escaped inmates Jim Goins Bim Hyder Jas Purcell Ack Hale and Raymond Stroop. It also mentions Berney Burleson visiting Williamson W Va Mrs Murphy and Miss Ethel Murphy of Morristown accompanying Mrs H H Kirkpatrick, J P Summers family moving to Faw place with Saltie Faw, and George Wofford of Twinsan City on business.

Jonesboro Ging Jim Goins Bim Hyder Jas. Purcell Ack Hale Raymond Stroop Berney Burleson Williamson W. Va Ant Gee Comet Mas. Murphy Ethel Murphy Morristown H. H. Kirkpatrick J.P. Summers Faw Saltie Faw Watauga Avenue George T. Wofford Twinsan City George Wi d Tennessee

Johnson City Notes and Local Developments

Arch er president of the Anaka Tamber Company is seen driving a new automobile valued at about 828,800. Watauga Water to install four new fire hydrants by January 1906. Robt Me nturf killed in a rail accident. five convicts escape near Jonesboro. Wyman’s planing mill burned. bids set for sewer lines on Main and Spring. Johnson City to host a Red Men tribe with leaders from Chattanooga and Nashville. Railroad projects across Spruce Pine, Embreeville, Clinchport, and Virginia routes advancing with foreign labor brought in.

Gentry Clark Tennessee Comet Johnson City Jonesboro Tonesboro Watauga Water Company Spruce Pine Virginia & Southeastern Railway Virginia & Southeastern Newton V. & 8, W. Railway Averald Sail

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