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Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1919

Page

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Grandfather at 35 Endorses Early Marriage

Frank Miller of 1728 West Passyunk Avenue says marrying young is practical and the right match secures happiness. He, at 35, is among the youngest grandfathers and notes his daughter Mary Donovan has a daughter Helen, christened twenty days old. Miller recounts a family tree spanning five generations with multiple relatives living nearby. Millar has worked at Point Breeze for 23 years.

Frank Miller West Passyunk Avenue Ocean Miller Helen Mr. Miller Mary Shielda Mary Donovan Emily Street Johnny Emily Charlie Mia Helen Higgins Uarecwood Avenue Helen Miller Siegel Street Marie Donovan Sixten Millar Point Breese Philadelphia Public Ledger

Forest protection urged to consider timber supply

Washington, D. C. June 30. Exfortation of American lumber to meet European demand could deplete home supplies. Henry Graves, chief of the U S Forest Service, warns that need for regrowth is unseen. He urges stronger protection and selective cutting to permit natural renewal and support public forest acquisitions to encourage exports.

Washington, D. C Henry 3. Graves Shief United States Forest Service United States Europe Graves Forest Service

Foreign trade shows big balance for United States

May exports reached 606 million dollars, up 55 million from May 1918. Eleven months to May totaled 6.308 billion, rising 872 million from the prior year. May imports hit 329 million, the highest ever, up 56 million from April and 4 million from May 1918.

United States Washington, D. C

Wheat crop over a billion bushels eyed in US

Washington July 1 The Department of Agriculture foresees a wheat crop exceeding one billion bushels and urges measures to store and handle it safely. Farmers and elevators should reduce traffic congestion by stacking and early threshing. The department offers specifications for portable granaries on request.

Washington, D. C United States Department of Agriculture

Four Million Jobs Shortage After Soldiers Return

Washington reports that even if all returning soldiers take their old jobs the nation would still miss four million workers due to four years of reduced immigration. Officials urge training programs in factories to boost skills and output, noting 350 firms already implementing such courses with improved production and worker advancement.

Washington United States Training Service Department of Labor Europe

Diamond Lode Hinted as Hidden in U S Geology

Geologists believe a large scale US diamond mine is possible with signs of a parent lode in the Rocky Mountain or Appalachian regions. Diamonds have appeared in several states since 1837 with notable finds in Indiana and Virginia, and in 1865 a 23 34 carat stone was found in Manchester Virginia.

United States Rocky Mountain Appalachian Range South Africa Arkansas Indiana America Virginia North Carolina Wisconsin South Carolina Georgia Alabama Louisiana Idaho Texas Montana Arizona California Manchester Winconsin Detroit News

Soft coal buying improves noted by Coal Aga report

Reports from key soft coal consuming sectors indicate stronger purchasing and a rising tendency in prices for high grade domestic bituminous coal as per the Coal Aga summary.

Coal Aga

Law Court Notice in Kingsport Tenn

Sallie Taylor files suit against Earl Taylor a non resident defendant must appear by early July 1919 or bill proceeds ex parte. Notice to be published four consecutive weeks in the Kingsport Times dated June 30 1919. Clerk T L Holt. Dodson Ferguson solicitors for petitioner.

Sallie Taylor Earl Taylor Law Court Kingsport Tenn Kingsport Times T. L. Holt Dodson & Ferguson Solcitora

Notice of Publication in Blountville Chancery Court

Enterprise Foundry and Machine Works sues Frank R. Waiton, a non resident, in Blountville Tennessee chancery court. Waiton must appear by the first Monday in August to defend or the bill will be confessed. Publication runs four weeks in The Kingsport Times beginning June 28 1919.

Enterprise Fulry & Machine Works Southern Zinc & Mining Co Blountville Tennessee Frank R. Waiton Biountvile Enterprise Foundry and Machine Works Kingsport Times W. H. Farthing

Notice to Building Contractors for Sullivan County Court House

Sullivan County Tennessee solicits bids by August 12 1919 for construction of a Blountville court house. Plans public July 25 1919 at Burnett and Brown Bristol or Blountville court house. Bonds required 60 percent minimum, 38 percent on next three thousand, 25 percent on balance. Bid deposits forfeited for failure to comply. D A Barger chair John F Blevins secretary Sam P Eanes.

United States D. A. Barger John F. Blevins Sam P. Eanes Blountville Tennessee

Notice in Attachment Suit of George E Orebaugh

In City Court Kingsport Tennessee William Roller obtained an original attachment against George E Orebaugh. The defendant must appear by July 22 1919 to defend or ex parte proceedings will proceed. Notice to be published four consecutive weeks in the Kingsport Times June 20 1919. City Judge E D Smith issues the order.

George E. Orebaugh City of Kingsport Tennessee William Roller E. D. Smith Tenessee Sullivan County George E. Orehaugh D. Smith

Photograph of Son’s Grave in France Received

Mr and Mrs Amanuel E Jones of Blountville Tennessee have received a photo of the grave of their son Private William F Jones who died serving with the A E F in France. His grave at Bellicourt is cared for by the Graves Administration Service which will keep it green. Exhumation and return of bodies to families may occur later. Jones belonged to Company C 117th Infantry.

Blountville Tenn Amanuel E. Jones William F. Jones France Young Jones Bellicourt Graves Administration Service Co. C 117Th Infantry

Cabbage Worm Control Mixture Instructions

In areas with active cabbage worms use a spray of arsenate of lead one ounce per one gallon of water or one ounce of parts green per ten gallons. A cubic inch of soap dissolved in the mixture improves sticking.

L King Named Director of Tennessee Children's Home

Bristol Tenn June 30 Col 3 L King of Bristol has been elected to the Board of Directors of the Tennessee Children's Home Society. The superintendent Mrs Claude D Sullivan reports 110 children were received in the year and the home now cares for 260.

Bristol Tenn

Bond Dies in Savannah. Beott County Leader

Funeral services for W. W. Bond of Nickleaville Va were held in Gate City by the Masonic fraternity. Bond 66 born and raised here left seven children and was regarded as a leading Beott County citizen.

Nickleaville W. W. Bond Savannah Gate City

fragmentary times and codes from 1919 ledger notes

OCR text shows scattered times and codes like 2:22 3:58 7:40 4:85 8:05 6:05 9:30 6:37 10:00 TGOL1:20 8:30 12:01 18:85 12:18 (007) 1:65 10:45 2:42. No coherent events or names to establish a full item.

P. BA Patroma Chas T. Mandel Gengohnaan Fenn

Potts Re-elected Head of Holston Conference

The 1919 Holston Conference session at Broad Street Methodist Church, Knoxville, under Epworth League, re-elected H. F. Potts of Abingdon, Virginia, as president and chose other strong workers to key offices amid final business Friday afternoon.

Knoxville Tenn H. F. Potts Abingdon Holston Epworth League Southern Methodist Churches

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