The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-07-15
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! Shelby county woman TO be indicted
for "moonshining," came as a surprise
to the spectators in federal court. SEN
tence has not been passed on Mrs. Rey-
nolds, and her attorney has entered
motion for a new trial. Mrs. Reynolds,
il was shown in the testimony, was ar
rested on May 25. last, by federal and
police officers and charged with ope-
ra ing a 50-gallon still and with manu-
featuring and possession corn whisky.
INSTRUMENTATION is experiencing q
building boom, the first since the pre-
war days. c. c. Miller is erecting
$4,000 home or the corner of King
street and Highland avenue; T. V. Ash
by is building a $4,000 home on Ar
Iington and Prospect: A. f. Helmer Is
putting up a $4,000 home on Balti'
more street; w. ii. Williams will be.
gin the erection of 24-room apart
ment on Royal and Lafayette streets.
/ acknowledgements for commit.
tees representing Southern Methodist
conferences TO present a monster petit
ton urging theenactment of federal
Sunday law atthe east entrance of the
capitol on July IA. has been refused
by Speaker of the House Gillette and
Vice President Coolidge, according to
kilograms given out here by Noah w.
Cooper OF this city. chairman OF the |
conference committee.
Huntingdon.-The wild blackberry
crop at this place will soon be gath |
cred. The yield has been good consid |
ering the dry weather which has hurt |
the growth and maturity OF the berry |
to some extent. While the berry is
not so large as usual. II has a good /
flavor and many gallons have been
canned here. owing to the unusual
scarcity OF other fruit.
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Chattanooga.-Polic smiled when
they heard Ed Poindexter was dead for
the third time. The first time he was
drowned in the Tennessee river. the
second he lost his life in motorcycle
accident. and the third repore Is that
he leaped from bridge into the river
lie came back to life on two occasions
and police say he'll be back again.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in the salaries
of every employee and officer OF the
road from president to track walker
have been announced from the office
OF Cole OF the NJ, G. a 81. l.. railroad
as having Jone into effect on July 1, /.
the decrease averaging approximately
60 per cent OF the increase that was
granted In August. 1920.
Newbern.-The best wheat yield 20
be threshed In this section was deliv.
cred here to the Newborn Grain com.
pany and placed ON the market at J
1925 bushel. The wheat was grown
on the farm OF Charlie Trimble and
averaged 80 bushels To the acre. Wheat :
threshing is In full swing and the yield J
is excellent.
knoxville.--When the big concrete n
aud steel fridge connecting Washing. q
ton and Sullivan counties Is completed. I,
business men OF Johnson City and the n
lower end OF Sullivan county will cele.
brate with a picnic at Austin Springs
the latter part OF this month.
Bristol.-Forty-six persons. made "
III as the result OF eating .
poisoned food at the annual picnic OF =
the Salvation Army at Beech Grove. Y
near here. are believed TO be out OF |"
Danger. "
Nashville.-Removal OF the Wander.
bilt school Of medicine to the wcst
campus and abandonment OF the sou.h a
campus vii. iItaL the noncompletio1 y
" the Galloway memorial hospital on {,
hat tract. This does not signify IN 1t "
he Galloway ~, .ect will not be taken
are OF as or'gina " proposed. for the
,oard OF truTCos Of Vanderbilt al.
bounced that one OF the new buildings
n the enlarged medical unit on the
vest campus will be named in honor
Z the late Bishop C.. -. Galloway. \,
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larksville.-Contract for the pro.
roposed new bridge over the Cumber.
and river here will be let August I. ~
has been reported. Construction
'ork is to begin later in the fall. Mont. W.
emery county voted 100000 bond
Isue for the project
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JacksOn.-H. G. Anderson. who 70. -
entity resigned as attorney general %
le Twelfth judicial circuit. has formed
Law partnership with Judge Thomas W,
cCorry.
Clarksyille.-The Montgomery coun- l"'
court has Instructed Judge J. Gun. -i'
ngham 60 borrow $4,000 10 be er.
,nded upon highway improvements. {
a.
Knoxville-An election will be held \.
Cooke county on August 20 TO de- cha
d. whether 100000 In bonds shall g.
sold for road Improvements A res slf
ution calling for a vote on the ques- So
IN q road bonds vas adopted at G
. July term Of the Coke county fat
urt So
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Jackson roo a. Lancas- ,o
r PARK b. growing daily. there being lam
animals o. date ia the caEes and on 10 ,
, grounds The animals sre being n