Coher Brothers Mention in Miscellany
Fragmentary lines note an item about Sacre eight dollars and a brief reference to the Coher brothers with unclear names such as Atihui Rog, offering minimal readable context about the likely historical notice.
02 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1921
Page
1
Fragmentary lines note an item about Sacre eight dollars and a brief reference to the Coher brothers with unclear names such as Atihui Rog, offering minimal readable context about the likely historical notice.
A statewide campaign launches August 1 led by the Atlanta compensation division the Tennessee Ex-Service Men's Bureau the American Red Cross and American Legion. Advanced agents will precede clean up groups to inform ex service men of rights under the federal compensation and rehabilitation act and secure priority on claims for compensation and medical aid in 22 towns across 14 counties.
George C. Taylor of Greeneville has been sworn in as United States district attorney for the Eastern District. Judge E. T. Sanford administered the oath at the federal building. Taylor succeeds W. P. Kennerly and has a long Greeneville practice history with the firm Shawn Swinigie Taylor. He is a Tuscaloosa and Tennessee graduate and was Phi Kappa Phi president.
Nashville reports Nathan Cohen and herchan plate were arrested after a meat store fire. A partly filled coal oil bottle and flames were found in three locations, leading to charges of arson.
Wills Gtayton died Wednesday after a lingering illness and was buried at Gunning's cemetery at 10 a.m. Funeral services were conducted by Reverend Mr. vAl assisted by Rev. 8. ars of age. Walter Poor of Bioile, Mrs. Ge ze Tomlinson of Sn print, Mrs. Sob e3, Mrs. GoV. Burngite, and Mr. and Mrs. Holt attended. Andrew ichard Tomlinson and dinner guests were noted. Several families and friends, including Mrs. E. Rod nd and Mr. and Mrs. Stanfield, spent the week visiting.
Tiny update notes the birth of a daughter on July 24 to Mr and Mrs Gu RB in Norman. Baby is reported doing well and wishes are extended.
Rainfall aided repairs at Oak Gen Church last Sunday as workers cleared debris and began securing the shed. The aid came after persistent showers, with volunteers lending hands to stabilize the structure and protect the church grounds.
Last Friday a local report notes a noted incident involving the Falt Branch and Delia with unclear details and limited readable facts. The item mentions numbers connected to the event but lacks full context.
A New York candy store group announces a roughly 50 percent price reduction on all candy including gum drops and candies following record-high costs. The move comes amid pressure from rising prices and anti profiteering concerns.
The report notes extensive potato cultivation across many districts near Edmonton with acres of crops described as heavier than before. It highlights substantial yields and widespread farming activity in the region.
Disjointed OCR text outlines a discussion of child welfare, acceptance by Mr Hoover, and negotiations with Soviet representatives. It mentions London, European disarmament, and Russia's acceptance of relief administration offers, with unclear timing and sequence.
Fragmentary notes describe a league's purpose to combat issues and mention personnel and a planned report in the near future. Details are unclear and names or events are not evident.
A confusing report notes a Monday gathering in Washington on international reform and cooperation. It mentions a demonstration by disabled veterans, a rights exhibit in Columbus, and a focus on marine and military hospital classes amid ongoing appeals and order debates.
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