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July 10, 1902: The Comet reported several items of interest to Johnson Citians. “If Express Agent Moser happens to be a little absent-minded for a day or two it must be overlooked. It’s a girl, and arrived on the morning of the Fourth.” “The Watauga Lighting and Power Co. is overhauling its street lines and preparing to furnish lights for all residents. Let them figure with you on the cost of wiring and lighting.” “H.L. Bruner has returned from a stay of three weeks in Hot Springs, Ark., much improved in health and ready as ever to see that the wants of his custo...

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Remembering a 97-year-old WWII veteran murdered in his own DeKalb County home Family of slain 97-year-old DeKalb County WWII veteran speaks out about his murder. DEKALB COUNTY, Ga - A 97-year-old man was killed in his own home and two people in jail charged with murder. Now, friends and family of the World War II veteran are remembering his incredible life. Billy Scott served in the Army during WWII.  He was a nuclear engineer, a proud Georgia Tech grad, and at 97 years old he was enjoying life. "At 97 he had a lot of life to live. He enjoyed doing things and still learning even at 97," said...

UPAC combines secondhand box businesses Richard Stuart-Turner Monday, April 26, 2021 Independent packaging supplier UPAC Group has combined two of its businesses into one division to create what it claims is the UK’s largest secondhand box merchant. Scott: "I have never seen anything like the demand we have now" The Glasgow-headquartered business has brought together Scotia Surplus Boxes and WM Watson Packaging to become the new Eco Box division of the group. UPAC said that, due to unprecedented increases in cardboard prices and shortages in the cardboard...

Tom Fern – Everton’s Evergreen Goalkeeper The least celebrated of the nine Football League titles won by Everton was that in 1914/15. The season was played under the cloud of the First World War, with many criticising the football authorities for letting it run to its conclusion. An ostentatious celebration of the achievement by Everton would not have been welcomed by the press or the nation at large. This muted response is something of a disservice to the likes of Bobby Parker, Sam Chedgzoy, Jimmy Galt and Tom Fern. The latter was a custodian who amassed over two hundred outings for t...