Religion In the Kentucky Mountains Visit and Association
The author, Bro. Short and companions recount a trip to West Union Association near Pleasant Grove church in Scott county Tennessee. They describe mountain life, alcohol trouble at the border, isolation, and the local ministry, noting scarce church funding and calls for missionaries while lamenting stagnant local clerical meetings and calvinist rigor amid harsh mountain conditions. They reflect on pioneer settlement, historical battles, and the desire for change despite deep isolation.
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Bro, Short
Dummie Graham
Bro. Short
Pine Knot
Strunk
State Board
West Union Association
Pleasant Grove
Scott County
Tenn
Elder Short
Jimmie
Harmon
Kentucky
Tennessee
Whitley
Short
David
China
Europe
New Beghedd
North Carolina
Virginia
Randolph County
Sandy Creek
Tryon
Alamence
Blue Ridge
Campbell
Snelby
Sevier
Graham
Circuit Court Judge and Commonwealth's Attorney announcements
We are authorized to announce J H as a candidate for Circuit Judge in the Eleventh Judicial District comprising Marion Washington and Green counties subject to party primary action. Also announced is K L of Green county for Common wealth's Attorney in the Eleventh District subject to Democratic primary. Clem an of Marion county is a candidate for Commonwealth's Attorney in the Eleventh Judicial District covering Marion Tay Green and Washington subject to party action. December 19 1908.
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J. H
Marion
Washington
Green
K. L
Green County
of Commongs
Green and
Washing
Commonwealth
Clem Aan
Marion County
Tay- Green
Democratic Party
Resolutions of Respect for Brother John Riley
J Speed Smith Lodge No 298 F A and M mourns John Riley a Master Mason since 1872. The lodge honors his fidelity to duty loyalty to friends and strong love for the order. Sympathy extended to his widow and relatives as a memorial record is prepared.
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J. Speed Smith Lodge
John
Riley
Bro. Riley
Church
Washington
P Worrow
Marked For Death: Woman Recovers After King's New Discovery
Mrs. A. C. Williams of Backy recounts a graveyard cough that doctors failed to cure. After taking Dr King’s New Discovery her health improved steadily, gaining 58 pounds and returning to vigor. The testimonial highlights the medicine’s claimed restorative effects.
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