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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1925
Page
2
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A Rogersville meeting of Grainger, Hawkins and Sullivan county business leaders discussed federal arterial highway plans. They warn misnaming Lee Highway could hurt tourism and funding, citing speed arrests and traffic routing as local losses. They urge faster speed limits and a statewide push to secure arterial status.
Chicago rodeo condemned for cruelty as public opinion grows against animal suffering. Critics say choking cattle and breaking horns show brutality and argue other forms of Wild West skill exist. They urge protections and alternatives to rodeo events.
The Rockwood Times notes Dayton remains a headline figure amid renewed talk of the Bryan University, suggesting the topic will provide front page material for months. The remark implies ongoing public interest and scrutiny.
There is no occasion to be apprehensive over the world's coal supply and rivers are being harnessed. Engineers say tideways of the seas can be harnessed to power industry, saving coal for homes and industry.
The Greeneville Democrat Sun laments Tennessee road conditions and detours delaying continental tours. It argues North Carolina towns attract investments that Tennessee towns should envy, urging faster road improvements to avoid losing travelers and business.
A collage of editorial jabs and quotations from papers like the Frovidence Journal Detroit News and New York Evening Post critiques swell of fundamentalism, inflation and foreign policy. The snippets reference governance, law, race and independence in a broad cross section of U.S. opinion.
Kingsport column records residents and visitors. Mrs C F Jayne and family spent time with Mrs J F Jayne while Mrs Maggie Perry returned home from near Church Hill. Several families moved or recovered from illness with updates on visits and hospital stays.
Several residents attended the picnic at Indian Springs on Saturday. N W Cox J M Moody and son W E spent Sunday in Johnson City visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs C A Dickson Miss Hassie Moody and Carmel Leedy drove to camp meeting at Sulphur Springs Sunday. My and Mrs A P Gray left today for their Alabama home after a month with relatives and friends. North Carolina is described as a halfway point between Florida and the East and Grace spent Monday with Thomas and family as their tour continues.
The text notes several social calls in Pt L Moody and nearby households. Ocie and Myrtle Moody, Mrs J F Turner and Gertrude Turner visited Mrs W E Moody, while Orgie Cox called on his brother N W Cox. Sarah Gray also called at the Moody home amid hot dry weather.
Rev J H Watkins and his son Clyde from Knoxville will present a musical program and lecture at the 1 C C F Hall next Tuesday night. Proceeds aid the painting of Esworth church. The father is described as a powerful speaker and entertaining performer, while Clyde is noted as a great musician. Local residents are urged to attend.
The Roanoke Booster Club arrived Wednesday evening in their four Pullman train car set, met at Southern Station by Kiwanis members, then dined at the clubhouse. They later spoke at Pleasure Island with Booster Band and the Glee Club performing. the event included a program and speeches.
The health of the community is very good at this writing. Several from this place attended the picnic at Indian Springs Saturday and reported a nice time. Misses Barbara Clillwin Mary Lou Coffman Lottie Coffman and James Coffman traveled to Kingsport Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs J M Roller hosted Sunday dinner for Mr and Mrs Sant Slaughter and Mrs J M Slaughter.
Social news from the nearby area lists Mrs. D Slaughter and daughter Virginia Mr f and Mrs Rex Whaley and daughter Jane Mrs Henry Norris on a Fordtown business trip. Lena Jackson and Miss Minnie Jackson visited Miss Hazel Roller. Friday guests included Mrs L O Hamiltons family. Reverend J M Whitaker to begin revival at Beulah September 14. Mr and Mrs A A Kida and family dined with D P Coffman family. Sam Slaughter and family plan two week Missouri visit. J M Roller and son Virgal made a Kingsport business trip.
The Rogersville R. 2 School at Campbells shows progress under manager Mrs L Thurman with Iris and Anna Price and Mrs Gale Gross performing. Guests Iris Price and Mrs W T Edmondson visited Wednesday. Mr and Mrs M S Ledbetter and two children returned home in Me after a stay with Mrs Ledbetters family. Mrs J L Onn of Surgeinsville visited her mother Mrs W G Wales. Mrs H A Skanks has been
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