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rittWS NOTES FROM OUii I tho guest of lier cousins, MissesSHAYVANlvF CORRESPONDENT] Ruth and Irono Hamilton.William Robinson and Miss Eliza-Shawanoe, Tenn., July 28.—Mrs. I belli Neal were untied in marriage.M. W. I.uttrell who ha:; been visit- Sunday.Ing relatives here, 1ms returned to her home in Monroe, Mich.Rev. Janies Russell who has been Indisposed for several days, ta able 1 to bo out agaiu,Miss Lena Pruett of Kingsport, was visiting relativeu hore recently.M. M. Hamilton and J. S- Scott were business visitors in Tazewell, Monday.Mrs. R. Mr Thompson who baa been dangerously ill for several weeks, Is reported much improved. Mr. an cl Mrs. W. S. Hamilton ofGrowing crops we.e greatly benefited by tho recent getieroua rains.Washington. July 31.—Tho conferees on tho administration. foodA bill failed at the fiist session' today'-to break the deadlock oh tho con- • gresslonal war expenditures committee, tho features of which wcrd opposed by President Wilson. Recess was taken until later In tho clay.MrEwinWashington, July31.-g are tho guests of Dr. and Amorican nineteen seventeeni-TPItititwMrs. J. M. Hamilton.Mrs. O. A. Estep of Cedar Fork, visited relatives and friends hero recently.Postmaster W. S. Scott left recently on a business trip to Pulaski county, VCT.Miss Amelia Harp of Jnlllco, IsThe foreign trade’ reached an unprecedented totul of approximately nine billion dollars of which six and one quarter billion were exports. Tho Increase in the total was approximately two and one-half billion dollars over last, year and four and one half billion dollars over nineteen fifteen.
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Middlesboro Pinnacle News
Middlesboro, Kentucky, US
Thu, Aug 02, 1917
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