Farmers and bankers plan county cooperative projects
Sullivan county bankers association and farming leaders met at the First National Bank of Bristol to adopt five cooperative projects. They will focus on boys and girls club work lime and alfalfa tobacco and live stock with emphasis on standardizing lambs and poultry. Acres pledged to alfalfa were listed and lime storage planned in Bristol Bluff City and Kingsport.
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Sullivan County Bankers’ Association
First National Bank of Bristol
Ounty
Boys and Girls Club
Joe Newland
R. F. Bell
D. A. Darger
A. B. Stone
C. J. Long
K. W. Elsley
Bb. M. Strod
Tennessee State Extension Division
Bankers
Elrod
Bankers’ Association
Bristol
Bluff City
Kingsport
Bank of Kingsport
First National Bank of
Bank of Blountville
Dominion National Bank
Bank of Bristol
First National Bank
Lord's Day Observance At First Christian C
The First Christian Church of Kingsport will observe Lord's Day Sunday at 11:00 AM marking the 1,900th church birth day. The observance links with Pentecost fifty days after the resurrection, centering on communion led by Rev. Stephen A Morton. Sunday school begins 9:45, Christian Endeavors at 7:00, evening sermon at 8:00.
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First Christian Church
Kingsport
Stephenson A. Morton
Christian Endeavors
Local Police Enjoy Period of Quietness in Kingsport
Kingsport records a thin docket with no sensational cases in days. The last arrest was for a stop sign violation, while intoxication arrests have fallen to one in six days as the jail sits empty and officers work calmly. Washington reports Borah assures Hoover the London naval treaty will get prompt consideration in the Senate.
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Kingsport
John Barleycorn
Bill Leedy
Washington
Borah
Hoover
Senate
Worley Named County Manager for Gov Horton Campaign
Ralph Worley a prominent local attorney was named campaign manager for Governor Henry Horton in Sullivan County. He will supervise Horton’s campaign in adjoining counties and has named John Slack as assistant. Worley notes past campaigns in Sullivan County support Horton’s re nomination and election.
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Sullivan
Ralph Worley
Henry Horton
Sullivan County
Nashville
Worley
John Slack
Worley, McAmis and Hauk
J. Parks Worley
Democratic Executive Committee
Luke McAmis
Hill McAlister
McAlister
Austin Peay
L. D. Tyson
John K. Shields
Bachman
Horton
Pentecostal Lutheran Church Plans Special Sermons
Special Pentecostal messages will be delivered at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church on Sunday by Rev. John W. Shuey. The pastor did not state exact subjects but said messages will align with the celebration of the 1900th birthday of the Christian church. Morning service at 11:00 AM and evening service at 8:00 PM. The Men's Bible Class meets at Sunday school hour. Visitors invited.
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Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
John W. Shuey
Bottle Tosser Fined Heavily in Long Island Incident
Carl Light was fined 32.50 after pleading guilty to assault for striking Ezra Blevins with a pop bottle in Long Island. Blevins suffered a painful head wound but was not believed to be seriously hurt. Light admitted striking him but gave no details of the fight.
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Carl Light
Ezra Blevins
Long Island
H. O. Bunn
Light
Blevins
Plevins
Reed Speaks At Cement Plant Safety Talk
Dr. W. H. Reed addressed Penn-Dixie Cement Corporation employees at 11:00 AM on the importance of rendering first aid to injuries. He stressed treating all injuries promptly to prevent infection and highlighted safety campaign efforts at the plant drawing a large crowd.
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W. H. Reed
Penn-Dixie Cement Corporation
Reed
Iris
Doctors Warn Worms Cause Irritability in Children
Many mothers doubt worms as the cause of irritability sleep problems and digestive pains in children. The article states most cases respond to White's Cream Vermifuge, the expellant of round and pin worms, available for 35c per bottle at Kingsport Drug Store.
Kiwanians Hear Of Good Roads In Luncheon Talk
Wilson Taylor of Johnson City spoke to the Kiwanis Club at the Kingsport Inn on good roads. He used maps to show Tennessee road growth and rising traffic from hard surfaced highways. Rotary challenged Kiwanis to the annual golf battle symbolized by the loving cup. Judge Napoleon Bond won the attendance prize. Visitors included Leonard Preston Richmond Virginia Dr T W Thirlby J C White Frank Wise H M McNeil G G Hamilton Atlanta Kiwanian Malcolm Miller Knoxville Clifton Hamilett.
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Wilson Taylor
Johnson City
Kiwanis Club
Kingsport Inn
Taylor
Tennessee
Rotary Club
Rotary
Napoleon Bond
Leonard Preston
Richmond
T. W. Thirlby
J.C. White
Frank Wise
H. M. McNeil
G. G. Hamilton
Atlanta
Malcolm Miller
Knoxville
Clifton Hamilett
Flashes of Life mentions heat hints from turtles and goat fed rabbit tags
In Middleton New York flashes of life hint a fortnight of heat as turtles lay eggs signaling warmth for hatchings. In Tualatin Oregon metal tags become goat fodder after a goat devours rabbit ancestry tags in a hutch, leaving pedigrees unknown.
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The
Associated Press
Middleton
N. Y
Cobb Estate Valued At 250 Dollars In New York
New York reports the estate of William Denright Cobb author of Goodybe Dolly Gray and Schooldays valued at 250 dollars. The late songwriter left a modest fortune reflected in the estate assessment filed in New York.
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New York
William Denright Cobb
Goodybe
Dolly Gray
Poston Pioneer George Wright Heads to Davis Cup in France
George Wright, 85, a pioneer in professional baseball golf and tennis and father of two tennis stars, travels alone to France to watch the Davis Cup matches. New York notes a machine surpassing humans in color matching using photoelectric cells devised by Dr. H H Sheldon to detect hue differences.
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Poston
George Wright
France
New York
H. H. Sheldon
New York University
Tong War Claims Third Chinaman in New York
AP reports the third Chinese man slain in New York metropolitan area within 36 hours was found shot behind Louie Lee’s Brooklyn laundry. A neighbor heard shots, saw a Chinese man flee, and alerted police who found Lee dead. Police linked the killings to a Tong outbreak, noting earlier deaths in Newark and another shooting in New York.
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New York
Brooklyn
Louie Lee
Dry
Lee
Hinkle Granted Pardon by Governor Horton
Nashville June 6 Governor Horton pardoned John Hinkle who was convicted in Sullivan county of violating the bondage law and sentenced to 90 days in jail and a 250 dollar fine He had served the sentence and part of the fine and the pardon relieves him of the remaining fine The trial judge and the attorney general recommended the pardon.
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Nashville
Horton
John Hinkle
Sullivan County
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Pentecostal Lutheran Church
Kingsport Drug Store
Broad Street
Price & Ramey Insurance
Center St
Blue Gem
T. H. Bailey Jeweler Phone
Strand
Lotey
LACE
Ottos
Sarah Peabody
Society For “the Suppression
W. Stanley
Cen
Tea Press
Stanley
Sunnyfield Plain
Bae
Ade
Armour’s Corned Beef
Dans
Sunnyfield
A & P Grape
Iona Ketchup
Crisco
Chuck Roas
Atlantic
Pacific
Liberal
Hytfoing
Kingsport Utilities, Inc
Hinkle
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