Clinchfield Route opens Sept 26 1909 Southbound service
Carolina Clinfield and 610 Railway announce the Clinchfield Route in effect September 26 1909 EST. Southbound trains run daily between Johnson City Tennessee and Charlotte and Wilmington North Carolina with through coaches and baggage cars, connecting North East and South. Traffic Manager J J Campion at Johnson City Penn?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Clinchfield
Daly
Johnson City
Tenn
Charlotte
Wilmington
N. C
J. J. Campion
Trafic Mgr
Penn
St. Paul
Johnsonity
Marion
Dpr
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Rheumathol Cure Promises Relief for Rheumatism
Want ads offer Rheumathol as a treatment that cures rheumatism where others fail. Available in 25e, 50c and $1 at druggists.
Notes From the Erwin Magnet Real Estate Ad Mix
A local notebook notes day by day social visits in Dolineon City and nearby towns. An extensive real estate advertises 530 acres in Loudon County Tennessee at 26 dollars per acre and other parcels near Knoxville with timber, springs, and river access. Also mentions moves of residents, new cottages under construction, and local real estate firms promoting sales and rentals in Cleveland, Tennessee.
Sullivan County Jury Commissioners Named
Announcement lists W B Bachman C O Kenney and Dr English named as Sullivan county jury commissioners by Gov Patterson. Local notices include rental offers, farm listings, hardware ads, and real estate solicitations across Osage and nearby areas with various vendors and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County
Gov. Patterson
W. B. Bachman
C. O. Kenney
Dr English
Local and Personal Notes From S. & W. Charter Era
In Bristol and nearby towns numerous residents travel to New York Nashville Knoxville and Jonesboro for visits and events. Jailer Bolton and others from Junebox, Mrs. Nora Range, Miss Lucile Andis, and Miss Hazel Shoun are among those mentioned. The S. and W. charter saga continues with Spartanburg extension planned by November 1, coal shipping rising, passenger excursions outpacing freight, and a push for a new South Carolina charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Supreme Court
Hazel Shoun
Spartanburg
Greeneville
Pleasant
Guy H. Shoun
Tor
Johnson City Notes and Local Moves
Gus Broderick of Jonesboro heads to Kansas City for a Wrought Iron Range Co. job while Mike Hyder of Sullivan County builds a home on Holston Avenue and plans a move. An infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bowman died after a short illness and was buried in Oak Hill. W. D. Roberta sells his interest in the Appalachian Trade Journal and plans a new Johnson City Roanoke publication. W. W. DeVault returns from Baltimore after an operation and rests at his Austin Springs home. City visitors flock to fall openings of department and millinery stores. Mrs. M. Kennedy and daughter Anna, kin of Mrs. Ellaworth, visit Buchannan, W. Va., after a stay in Johnson City. Southern Railway grades its right of way and places new ballast for a improved square. Due to Prof. T. A. Crouch’s illness the board taps Guy S. Chase to be Columbus Powell’s principal. Chase is praised as a fine teacher. Capt. Jack Barnes and son Will visit from Monroe, N.C., noting Johnson City's growth. Hon. W. B. Bowman from Blizzard calls on friends. his sturdy frame belies his 72 years. A Mariesboro correspondent reports missionary convention impressions. Rev. F. L. D. Kershner of Milligan and Hon. F. Stratton of Mt. Vernon attended, Stratton buying Throw bores, a saddle horse, and gear. Stratton departs. horses follow. Dr Thomas Electric Oil is touted for sore throats and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Bowman
Oak Hill
W. D. Roberta
Appalachian Trade Journal
Johnson City
Roanoke
Jack” Barnes
Will
Capt. Barnes
Monroe
N. C
Tally
Creditors of Staples & Dyer listed in notice
The notice names Cox and Sells, Vines and Price, Salleliturs as creditors to Staples and Dyer. It urges filings and claims by a specified deadline, directing creditors to present their demands to the appointed assignee or court as required by the estate proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanbers
Standard Computing Scale Company Et al
Stavles & Dyer Et al
Wheelimuetry
Johnson City
Tennessee
Aid Company
Eald Eotine
Aleo
Cwise
Eaeh
Hho
J. W. Gas
Cox & Sells, Vines & Price, Salleliturs
Non Resident Notice in Pennsylvanian Court Action
The Comet of Jolokson City, Pennnoson prints a non resident notice for W J Coon and Lessin M Coon. Defendants must appear and plead by the date September 1909 or risk a default, with a four week publication period ordered by J W Cass Clerk and Muster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coon
Lessin
M. Coon
Iis Court
Joluikon City
Pennnoson
J. W.cass
Muster
Sells
Oak Highway Advocacy Advances Route 66 Ties
Advocacy group pushes for a major Oak Highway project along Route 66 citing regional growth and transportation benefits. Officials from Oak County and neighboring towns back the plan while environmental reviews proceed and public hearings are scheduled this fall.
Road convention calls for state bonds and central highway commission
Nashville Tenn Sept 25 state aid for good road building via bonds and a permanent highway construction commission dominated the Good Roads Convention in the House hall. Delegates supported a border to border Memphis to Bristol highway linking to Washington with broad approval. Gov Patterson chaired with Milton B Ochs as secretary. Major Lewis warned against graft as commissioners urged federal and state funding to advance the proposed artery of commerce. About 600 delegates attended from most counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
House of Representatives
Memphis
Jackson
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Bristol
Rectmond
Washington
Patterson
Ehatrony
Milton B. Ochs
WR. Keller
Walcoming
T. Uplong
Mariners’ Union
Charles H. Hoyt
Federal Good Roads Department
Major &.C. Lewis
Highway Commission
Ans
Auuker
Wm. J. Oliver
H.W. Brenna
Mies
Suite Wi
Oliver
Graf
Rome
Fe Jalvo
Congress
Thestile
Rally Day at Watauga Avenue Church Presby
Watauga Avenue Presbyterian Church prepares for Rally Day exercises in Sunday School with a large expected attendance. A special program will feature. supper at 6 45 and installation of officers elected last Sunday. a 7 00 preaching and song service will conclude a day inviting members and friends.
Staples and Dyer in bankruptcy filing sparks creditors’ suit
The wholesale Grocery More of Staples and Dyer Incorporated faces a general creditors bill filed late Saturday. The court action seeks a receiver to marshal assets and pay creditors, with estimated liabilities around 50 000. The case involves complex ties to a price dispute and alleged mismanagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Financial Straits
Staples & Dyer Incorporated
Weas
Hox de
Uhan
Haynes
D. Wy
Aks
Talon Chine
Tiehililies
Estes Bargain House in Bankruptcy
Estes Bargain House and Estes Grocery Company filed voluntary bankruptcies led by proprietor N Estes. Creditors pressed, liabilities about sum and assets near 1000, with hopes to resume business soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estes Bargain House
Estes Grocery Company
N. Estes
Estes
Foy W. Dulaney Returns After Jamaica Trip
Foy W. Dulaney returns from Jamaica aboard No 41 Brie arriving amid crowds. He left July 5 sailed to Go ron and Kingston where arrested awaiting extradition papers. Bond set at 9,000 for October 19 preliminary hearing before Mrs. Miller. Onlookers at the station witnessed his return and pensioned appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foy W. Dulaney
Jamaica
Brie
Ife
Goron
Kingston
PQ Miller
Crain
Miss Lucile Bailey Dead At Twenty One
Miss Lucile Bailey died Monday after an illness of a week from typhoid fever and appendicitis at her home in Jag Pond Unicol county She was a May Pond Baptist Church member a sister of Mrs J T Tilson and a beloved Perthwood public school teacher Funeral services were attended by R T Tilson and wife from this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Bailey
Jag Pond
Unicol Coounty
Des Titwards
Hensley
Yong
May Pond Baptist Church
Sho
J. T. Tilson
Playwood
R.T. Tilson
Wofford heads new Republic Tide company in Delaware
Charles P. Wofford, former second vice president of National Life and Accident Company, has organized the Republic Tide mmity Company under Delaware law with Cincinnati offices. He resigns from the old firm to serve as president and general manager, backed by leading capitalists from New York, Delaware, Ohio, West Virginia, Missouri, Kentucky and Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Wofford
Second View
National Life and Accident Company
Republic Tidemmity Company
Delaware
Cincinnati
Wofford
New York
Ohio
West Virginia
Missouri
Kentucky
Tennessee
Nashville
Antenuptial Entertainments For Miss Sadie Ward
Mrs Guy He Shoun entertained with a kitchen shower last Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss Sadie Ward. Decor featured wornk ant cut sawers and a display of kitchen ware. Master Alexander Shoun opened gifts from an express wagon, a tea court and card party followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy HE Shoun
Sadie Ward
Alexander Shoun
Fruit Shower Honors Miss Sadie Want at Hart Home
A fruit shower in honor of Miss Sadie Want hosted by Mrs Hart on Wednesday afternoon featured abundant canned fruits and a lavish spread. Guests included Miss Ward and Mr Burleson who marry early next month, with entertaining by Misses Gildersleeve Whiteside and Marion Priborg. the event referenced local social circles and county connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie
Mra
Hart
Tife
Sycamore Shoals Monument Dedication Date Pending
Announcement outlines plans for dedicating the Sycamore Shoals Monument near Johnson City, a collaboration of D. A. R. chapters Bonny Kate Bycamore Shoals and John Sevier. Marble procurement delays have paused progress. shipment expected soon with a dedication target of October 7. The site recalls 1780 march to King's Mountain and features inscriptions by the Bonny Kate chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore Shoals
Watauga
Johnson Lily
Bonny Kate
Bycamore Shoals
John Sevier
Ronny Kate
Johnson City
King's Mountain
Robert L. Taylor
Happy Valley
Sevier
Shelby
Campbell
Samuel Donk
Tennessee
the Lord
Gideon
Fort Watauga
Plans Formed For Watauga Monument Dedication The Tribune Reports
The Knoxville marble shipment arrival prompts a Watauga dedication planned for October 7. Local chapters, many friends, and patriotic citizens will attend with basket lunches at an all play picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alleghancy
Mere
Sycamore Shoals
Transylvania
Oreat
Knoxville
Watauga
Ute
Knox, Ville Journal and Tribune
Home Mission Society Entertainment Program Notes
On Friday night the Home Mission Society presented The King's Business devotional service with Miss Fannie White and Mrs. G. Williams. The program included vocal duets by Mabel Jackson and W. Hough, a vocal solo by Mary Wheeler, a prayer by Rev. B. S. Vaught, and a social hour. Features included a Home Mission comedy with Mrs. J. W. Wilking as president and several society members. The event referenced Issaqua Manitoba as a missionary site and included room scenes and piano pieces by Mins Seaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Mission Society
King's Businews
Fannie White
King’ Bur
new—Mra
G. Williams
Mabel Jackson
Hough
Mary W. Wheeler
Vaught
Lippincott Square Church
Home Mission
J. W. Wilking
C.C. Bidile
Mesdammes
Sues Dr Price-Mas in slander suit
Mary J Helm filed a $12,000 damages suit against Dr W R Price head of a New Thought group in Long Head. She alleges Price said Dr Helm swore to a falsehood during a case heard by Justice Brayton, remarks tied to a pending perjury charge. The act concerns a Wilmington township matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Price
New Thought
Long Head
Mary J. Helm
Price
Court of the Justice of the Peace
Wilmington Township
Tis
Helm
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ERWIN
Onpite
AL Dickson
Dolineon City
Frank Do Gilbert
Orom Johnieson City
Mr. and Mire Clifton Toney Sponte
Dolingon City
W. H. Stansell
Tin Dohineson City Steam Lacairy
Loudon County
J.C. Love
Childeen
Epein
Sher
Reine
T. L. Rogers & Son
Cleveland
Frid
Robert Paltey
Ratio
Jonson City
Kewin
Hannah
Brewin
Staley
Carr Brothers
AL & Bargain
Springstreet
Berney Burleson
Kenova
W. Via
Barto Mounteuxtle Hardware Company
Spring St
W. A. Kite & Co
Spring Street
R. C. Warren & Co
Armbrust Smith
Harton-Mountastle Hardware Couty
Harris Avenue
Fanny Crumley
Geo. R. Brown
Fabmey
West Pine Street
T. W. Davidson
Alvi Truck Gardens
War- Spring Street
Osten & Co
S. & W. Charter
W. M. Thoms and
Wife
Bolton
Tomes Re Fald
J. BE. Crouch
Mrs. W. RR. King
de N. N. Warlick
Jonesboro
Baxter
Nettie Wallin
Oberlib College
Oberjin
Lucile McCown
Stonewall Jackson Institute
Nora Range
Boones Creek
A. C. Bowers
Nat Taylor
Georgia
Milligan
Emma Mae Worley
Carrie Gilmer
Piney Miata
Cathy and
Christian
Birmingham
T. V. McCown
A. R. Johnson
Pollo
East Main Street
Hotel Carlisle
John Pardue
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Boones'Creek
George W. Hardin
Murfreesboro
Chis. Mason
Ed Hoyil
D. A. Vinns
Lime Stone
L. M. Broyles
Lucile Andis
Jonesville
Geo. Hyder
GY. DeVault
Umiatilla
Fla
Milton Wleener
Inder
J. A. Bittle
the Southern
Roan Hill
Gus Broderick
Kansas City
The
Wrought Iron Range Company
Mike Hyder
Holston Avenue
City
W. W. DeVault
Baltimore
Austin Springs
M. ©. Kennedy
Anna
KE. E. Ellaworth
Buchanan
W. Va
Atils City
Southern Railway
Pute Ung
T. &. Crouch
Board of Education
Guy 8. Chae
Chase
Columbus Powell
W. B. Bewman
Hans
Bill Bowman
Marfreesboro
Missionary Convention of the Christian Church
J. E. Croush
G. W. Hardin
Rey
Fld
Kershner
Hon
Fa, Stratton
Mt. Vernon
NS. C
Ed Molain
Lave-Thomns Co
Staples & Dyer
Chancery Court
Dohison City
F. Carter Et al
Coon Et al
Ironing Board
Brading & Marshall Lumber Co
Jobe Street
Watauga Avenue Presbyterian Church
Mergen
Ward
Canarcan
Sumas An
J. E. Crouch
Waterman's Ideal
Gnpren
Home Mission Society Entertainment
DR. Price
Mas. Seuse
W. W. Whalen
Union Depot
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