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Today In Johnson City History: July 27


The Daily Dispatch was a newspaper published in Richmond, Virginia. It is no longer in publication.
Jonesborough was spelled in that way in 1857.
“Inst.” Is an abbreviation meaning “in the same month” so Rev. Wiley died on July 20, 1857.
July 27, 1893: The Comet published several news items from Sullivan County, including this quip: “Rain is needed here to sprout news if nothing else. It is scarce.”
“J.B. McClellan says it is a mistake about a poultry ranch being established on his farm.”
“It requires a good spring and spring houses to keep milk sweet and butter from these ‘swealtry’ days.”
“Preston Wyatt, and his sister, Miss Maggie, were in jail this week, only for a short time, however, as they were the guests of their brother-in-law, Sheriff Abe McClellan.” ....

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Today In Johnson City History: July 23


July 23, 1874: The Herald and Tribune extended a sad invitation: “The funeral services of Mrs. McNeal will be conducted by Rev. J.L. Mann at Johnson City, August 9th. The friends of deceased are invited to be present.”
The Herald and Tribune was, and still is, a newspaper published in Jonesborough, which was also spelled as Jonesboro within the pages of the newspaper.
July 23, 1891: The Comet quipped, “A party of young men went out picnicking yesterday in the direction of Buffalo mountain (sic). It was their purpose to spend the day on the mountain, and they did.”
July 23, 1896: One hundred and twenty-five years ago today, according to The Comet, “The concert at Jobe’s Opera House last Tuesday evening, given by the young people of Jonesboro, was a grand treat to the music-loving people of Johnson City. The company was composed of the very best talent of Jonesboro, and each member deserves to class higher than the average amateur. They were ....

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Today In Johnson City History: July 20


July 20, 1896: One hundred and fifteen years ago today, The Journal and Tribune reported, “Mr. J.T. Burch, of the Nashville American, was in the city yesterday en route to Johnson City, where he will join Gov. Taylor.”
The Journal and Tribune was a newspaper published in Knoxville. It ceased publication in 1924. The Nashville American was published in Nashville from 1894 until 1910. There was not a daily newspaper published in Johnson City in 1896. The Comet was a weekly publication.
July 20, 1911: The Comet reported, “A meeting of the board of mayor and aldermen was held on Monday afternoon, for the purpose of considering the issuance of paving bonds and the fixing of interest. Bids will probably be opened next week and work will begin at once The matter, however, was not definitely decided, but will come up for final adjournment in a few days.” ....

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Today In Johnson City History: July 18


July 18, 1889: The Comet reported several interesting pieces of information about Johnson City area residents.
“Mr. Ed Lynn is the new Secretary and Treasurer at the Johnson City Foundry and Machine Works.”
“Mrs. Sam Simons and daughter, Lottie May, have returned from Cranberry. The child is improved in health.”
“Gen. Wilder yesterday deeded the lot on which the new Baptist Church is built at Roan Mountain, and then gave ten dollars in cash.”
“Mayor Ike T. Jobe calls the board together every few nights now and is settling down to work nicely. He presides with dignity and keeps both eyes open for Johnson City interests.” ....

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Today In Johnson City History: July 15


July 15, 1896: One hundred and twenty-five years ago today, The Morristown Gazette ran an advertisement from Tate L. Earnest, a businessman in Johnson City. The advertisement said, “Money to loan on long time and easy payments. No delay. Secured by first mortgage in good real estate. For particulars address Tate L Earnest, Johnson City, Tenn.”
The Morristown Gazette was published from 1867 until 1920. There were no daily newspapers published in Johnson City in 1896. The Comet was a weekly publication.
July 15, 1918: The Johnson City Daily Staff brought news of several sick or injured area residents.
“James Farnsworth, 8, ill with typhoid fever was removed from his home on Baxter street (sic) yesterday afternoon to Memorial Hospital for treatment.” ....

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