contributed by Shirley Colvin Newspaper Not Named Wednesday, June 28, 1922 Mr. Carlos Lee, and Miss Ethel Carr were married Sunday afternoon at the home of Geo. Stockton, Rev. A. V. Watkins, officiating. After the ceremony they went to the … Continue reading →
contributed by Shirley Colvin Overton County News … Successor to Golden Age March 1, 1922 Published each Wednesday by Harry L. Meade Subscription Rates: $1.50 per year; $1.00 per year to those paying in advance and living within 150 miles … Continue reading →
contributed by Shirley Colvin LIVINGSTON ENTERPRISE Wednesday, October 6, 1915 ANDREW COOK The Enterprise this week publishes the announcement of Mr. W. A. Cook, of the 12th district as a candidate for Trustee in the coming primary Election. Mr. Cook … Continue reading →
contributed by Shirley Colvin LIVINGSTON ENTERPRISE Wednesday, September 1, 1915 Hotel Burned The Donoho hotel at Red Boiling Springs was destroyed by fire one night last week, and some of the guests had narrow escapes. This was one of the … Continue reading →
contributed by Shirley Colvin LIVINGSTON ENTERPRISE August 4, 1915 VOTE FOR GOOD ROADS Local Happenings E. D. Marcom and wife of Willow Grove visited relatives and friends here this week. Mrs. Stanton of Cookeville is here visiting the family of … Continue reading →
contributed by Shirley Colvin LIVINGSTON ENTERPRISE July 7, 1915 Algood Route 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Stewart are visiting relatives in Smith county this week. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jess Gilliam on the 23rd of June, a girl. Mr. … Continue reading →
contributed by Shirley Colvin LIVINGSTON ENTERPRISE June 2, 1915 Letter From Putnam County on Dixie Highway Route Editor Livingston Enterprise, Livingston, Tennessee Dear Sir: Your article on the Dixie Highway is timely and to the point. The route along the … Continue reading →
contributed by Shirley Colvin LIVINGSTON ENTERPRISE Wednesday, April 7, 1915 (Established in 1892) W. Y. Bennett, Editor & Publisher BASEBALL, FRIDAY, APRIL 9TH. Crossville vs Livingston Academy: Game Called: 2:30 p.m. Municipal Mass Meeting The mass meeting held at the … Continue reading →
contributed by Shirley Colvin LIVINGSTON ENTERPRISE May 5, 1915 Highway Meeting Permanent Organization for Overton county Perfected, The mass meeting called at the Court House Monday was fairly well attended, and there was a great deal of interest manifested in … Continue reading →
contributed by Shirley Colvin The Enterprise Wednesday, March 10, 1915 $1.00 per year COOKEVILLE ROUTE 7 We are having some nice weather and the farmers are putting in full time. There has been far more oats sown than ever before, … Continue reading →
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