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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1925
Page
3
The Burley Tobacco Growers' Cooperative Association warehouse will close this afternoon for Christmas holidays and reopen December 28. No tobacco will be received after today. managers request members to observe the schedule.
A family of fourteen, including parents Paw and Maw and twelve grown children, visits Kingsport on their first city tour. They tour the business district, purchase clothing and goods, and express delight at the sights and the first experience of urban life. They plan to return.
The trial, with Napoleon Bond for the plaintiff and T A Padson for the defense, centers on Lawson accused of robbery. Key witnesses the Starnes boys testify Lawson pursued the stolen goods near the Larkins store in the evening. Lawson denies involvement while authorities handle uncertain circumstantial evidence amid prior court appearances. Real estate ads follow in the record.
Contracting firm of Pyle Brothers in Kingsport has moved from Broad Street to the First National Bank building on Commerce Street. The spacious quarters enable them to provide better service than in years past.
A infant died after a crib fall during a blaze on Sevier Street. Report indicates a quick spread of flames and early collapse trapping the child and causing fatal injuries despite response efforts.
A grim notice states Young A. D. Monk Jr died this morning at his grandfather Jeff Adama's home on Wexley Street. A funeral is planned at Pyle Cemetery. Additional fragments suggest memorial details and location notes.
In a tense Long Island Sound setting, Connemara battles to escape as a masked robber strike forces a chair, a Swede, and McTish collide. Sweetie assists, the door opens, and Connemara recovers, voice rising with shock and resolve.
A fragmented OCR line notes someone named Bettienom to attend the program. The readable text hints at participation but lacks full context or details.
Three banks named First National, Bank of Kingsport, and Farmers and Merchants will close Friday for Christmas. Deposits and transactions will be restricted Saturday, with openings limited as holidays proceed.
Following days of rain, large white flakes fell today around 2 PM signaling a potential white Christmas. The forecaster predicts more snow tonight and tomorrow, though the certainty remains uncertain as ground cover remains to be seen. Local residents anticipate Friday to be a day of festive possibilities.
Fragmented notice reports funeral services for Mrs. Eaton to be held tomorrow. It notes she was a Bristol College graduate and member of First Baptist Church, with family ties to Johnson City and Kingsport. The accident involved Mr Eaton's machine and a collision on Washington Street near Century Bath, with injuries to others and a bond set at 32 300.
fragmented OCR item reports the sale of a theater in Gate City by a Brown relative. mentions witnesses and testimony in a courtroom context with unclear surrounding details. The text references accidents and air quality concerns, plus names obscured by the scan.
The discussion centers on Captain Helen and crew actions aboard the Shenandoah. Commander Rosendahl defends structural integrity while criticizing handling and insinuations from Washington about the vessel and its crew. The debate touches on loyalty, contract terms, and the ship’s value system.
Finance ministers continue discussions amid public protests across France. Business leaders threaten strikes if Parliament maintains rigid policies. The crisis deepens as calls grow for reconsidering tax burdens and state involvement.
A fragmented notice notes limited offers and data issues related to Erhak. Readable details are sparse, but the item references a discount or offs and data handling in a local context. The fragmentary text suggests a product or service promotion with incomplete terms.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions Ty community with stray letters and broken phrases. It hints at many things happening but lacks coherent details or identifiable names, places, or dates. The readable bits show no concrete actions or outcomes to summarize.
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