Weather jumbled letters forecast heat or cold in mixed tones
A garbled weather column mixes names and phrases about temperatures and thermometers. It hints at freezing or heat while weaving in political names and odd interjections, creating a fragmented forecast snapshot with unclear attribution or clear deadline.
Camp Minnehaha Camp Fire Girls to Camp Hammond
Camp Fire Girls depart next Sunday for Camp Minnehaha to stay from August 16 to 26 with Miss Hope Brown in charge. The program includes dip, drill, nature walks, sports, and stunts. Visitors may come on Sundays, and parents are welcome anytime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp
Hammond
Fire Girls
Minnehaha
Miss Hope Brown
Janet McNaughton
Elnore Lee
Dorothy White
Georgie T. Stone
Margaret
Elizabeth Yoakley
Louise Eaton
Ferris Wilbourne
Mona Leonard
Margaret Nelms
Dot
Jane Brooks
Elizabeth Harrison
Bo Thickens
Mary Penn
Georgia Stone
Clara Yancey
Madelyn Hughes
Irene Gibson
Jaunita Hauk
Virginia Shipp
Mildred Mathews
Louise Herron
Louise Vance
Lucilly Larkey
Jaunita Williams
Lillian Kyle
Rowena Blankenbecler
Dorothy Wright
Ruth Matthews
Yesterday's Results and Today's National League Matchups
Results yesterday show no Sunday games. Today Knoxville faces Charlotte while Greenville meets Augusta. Spartanburg plays Macon and Asheville travels to Columbia in regional basketball action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Atlantic Ltd
Charlotte
Spartanburg
Macon
Augusta
Asheville
Greenville
Columbia Ee
Knoxville
Columbia
Southern Assoc
New Orleans
Atlanta
Nashville
Memphis
Mobile
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Tennessee appoints park and forestry commission members
Governor Peay named Col. David C. Chapman A. E. Markham and Maj. Henry E. Colton to the state park and forestry commission. The panel, two year terms, will oversee park and forest projects, with the governor as an ex officio member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Peay
State Park and Forestry Commission
David C. Chapman
Knoxville
A. E. Markham
Tiptonville
Henry E. Colton
Baseball Scores From St Louis Philadelphia and More
Scores show St Louis 8 Philadelphia 4 New York 5 Cincinnati 4 Chicago 8 13 Boston 1 3 Philadelphia at St Louis Boston at Chicago Brooklyn at Cincinnati New York at Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Pittbsurg
Washington Ee
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago Beats New York 4 to 3 in Tight Clash
In a high scoring game Chicago edges New York 4 to 3. The matchup featured strong offense, with goals from key players and a late surge by Chicago securing the win.
State Board of Education Meeting Delayed to September
The quarterly meeting of the state board of education, set for Friday at the capitol, is postponed until September by call of P. L. Harned the state commissioner now in Europe and due back around September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Hugh D. Miser
Washington, D. C
Tennessee
Wilbur A. Nelson
Virginia
Miser
United States Geological Survey
State Board of Natural Resources
P. L. Harned
J. H. Kirkland
Vanderbilt University
H. A. Morgan
University of Tennessee
Peay
Nelson
Pea Ridge
Benton Coury
Ark
Mantea
Arkansas
Murphree
Bell Buckle
University of Arkansas
Pardue
State Board of Education
Capitol
Europe
Power Plant Purchase Greenlighted in Waverly
The state railroad and public utilities commission approved Tennessee Electric Power Company’s purchase of the Waverly power and lighting plant. A Mountain Springs Water Company petition seeks approval of a 60000 dollar bond issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Railroad and Public Utilities Commission
Tennessee Electric Power Company
Waverly
Tenn
Mountain Springs Water Company
Governor Peay to AP point tuberculosis commission
Governor Peay plans to appoint a state tuberculosis commission to survey the need for tuberculosis hospitals and prepare reports and recommendations for the next General Assembly. The move aims to assess statewide facilities and guide future health policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peay
Tuberculosis Commission
Beef Cattle Outlook Encouraging Across 1925 Market
The USDA Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports stronger beef cattle conditions year over year with expected scarcity of fed steers this fall and higher prices. A large corn supply and fewer hogs forecast active feeder demand, while Tennessee eyes a revival in cattle industry led by analyst L A Richardson noting robust fall and winter interest in quality cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Corn Belt
Tennessee
L. A. Richardson
Agricultural Extension Service
University of Tennessee
Divorce notice in Tennessee court for John Young
Lockie Young files for divorce in the Law Court at Bristol Tennessee. John Young, a non resident, must appear by the third Monday in September or the bill will be confessed and the case proceeded ex parte. Notice to be published four weeks in the Kingsport Times. August 8, 1925. Clerk J B Anderson Deputy J K Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Young
Tennessee
Bristol
Lockie Young
Exparte
Kingsport
J. B. Anderson
J. K. Brown
Registration Opens for 11th District Voting
The 11th civil district registers for general registration from August 10, 1925, for ten days daily 9 am to 4 pm, with extended hours 9 am to 9 pm in the last three days. All residents inside and outside the corporation must register to vote in any county election. No prior registration is required.
Notice to non resident defendants in Webb v Webb
In the Law Court at Kingsport Sul livan County Tennessee Lacie H Webb versus Robert Reed Webb et al the defendant a non resident must appear before the law court on the 38rd Monday in October 1925 at Kingsport Court House to plead or the complaint will be taken as confessed This notice is published in Kingsport Times August 3 1925 by Deputy Clerk W P Flora
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsport
Sullivan County
Tennessee
Lacie H. Webb
Robert Reed Webb
J. B. Anderson
W. P. Flora
Notice of sale and release from business obligations
J. E. Miller announces the sale of his interest in the Service Lunch Room of Kingsport Tennessee and states he will no longer be responsible for any accounts or debts of the firm. Dated July 27, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsport
Tennessee
J. E. Miller
Auction Notice on Cotton States Hosiery Mills Collateral
The holder of four notes issued by Cotton States Hosiery Mills Incorporated offers a public sale of pledged collateral at 2 PM August 25 1925 in front of the First National Bank of Kingsport Tennessee. Collateral includes 200 shares of Kingsport Hosiery Mills preferred stock and 150 shares of common stock. Cash only. Kingsport Farms Incorporated by W E O'Brien Treasurer. Kingsport Tennessee July 18 1925. 7-20-41-c
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton States Hosiery Mills, Incorporated
Kingsport Farms, Incorporated
First National Bank
Kingsport
Tennessee
Hosiery Mills, Incorporated
Kingsport Hosiery Mills, Incorporated
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. Rockefeler
Wenan Ford
Eliza
LS Re
Iter
Sidney Smith
Eastman and Legion
Camp Hammond
Capitol Notes
Battle Creek
Mich
Reelfoot Lake Commission
J. G. Creveling
Wilbur A. Nelsor
Federal Bureau of Fisheries
Washington
United States Bureau of Roads
American Association of State Highway Engineers
United States
U. S
J. G. Creveling, Jr
Missioner
Neal Bass
American Association of State Highway Officials
East Tennessee
Straw Plains
Morristown
Greneville
Jonesboro
Rutledge
Rogersville
Blountville
Sparta
Middle Tennessee
Smithville
Lebanon
McMinnville
Woodbury
Murfreesboro
Dickson
Huntingdon
Jackson
Alabama Line
Pulaski
Summertown
Lawrenceburg
Murfresboro
Monteagle
Manchester
Shelbyville
Tallahmon
Winchester
Cowan i
West Tennessee
S. Fuitoh
Kentucky Line
Milan
Tennesee
John T. Scopes
Dayton, Tenn
Maynard Metcalf
Baltimore
Scopes
Raulston
J. H. Watkins
Old Virginia
Dai
Law Court
Tennes
Hedges
R. Lady
Meade Fibre
S. E. Miller
Broad Street
Strand Theatre
Times Office
John Bishop
Gearhart
Ravine Street
H. M. McNeil
Clara Murrell
Worley & McAmiss