Nashville Trust and Fourth National Bank Highlight City Growth
Nashville readers are shown the rise of local finance as Nashville Trust Company and Fourth National Bank expand. The Nashville Trust offers banking, trust, and savings with a 3 percent deposit yield, while Fourth National reports a capital of 600000 and deposits over 4.1 million. Key leaders include Joseph I. Thompson and Samuel Orr, with plans for a new landmark skyscraper at Union Street and Third Avenue to house bank offices and modern facilities.
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Senuel J. Keith
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J. ‘F T. Iowell
Castier
G. W. Pyle
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Edgefield and Nashville Manufacturing Company Big Southern Leader
A Nashville Tennessee firm dominates interior hardwood finishing in the South. The Edgefield and Nashville Manufacturing Company operates on a twenty acre site with rail and water access, four story main buildings, a large warehouse and four kilns. Employing three to four hundred workers, the firm owns timber lands and mills, cuts out middlemen, and produces furniture, fixtures, and bank and office hardware for major contracts across the region.
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Fourth National Bank of Nashville Promotes Growth and Prosperity
The Fourth National Bank of Nashville Tennessee presents a history of progress and prosperity marked by intelligent banking. The bank emphasizes its growth over forty years as a steady, legitimate expansion driven by prudent acquisitions and financial strength.
Don Air Coal and Iron Company Profiles in Growth and Trade
The Don Air Coal and Iron Company dominates the Bon Air coal and coke sector with two collieries, 200 coke kilns, pig iron brands, and 2,000+ workers. It ships 7809 tons of iron ore and 2,000 tons of coal daily, relying on the celebrated Bon Air coal. Nashville and Atlanta offices, led by John P. Williams and supported by SM Overton, WW C Dibret, and C Cooper, promote its extensive operations and ongoing development of the coal trade.
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Don Air Coal and Iron Company
Nashville Town
John P. Willame
SM. Overton
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WW. C Dibret
C. Cooper
Atlanta
Fourth National Tank Building
AA. Dickerson
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Union Bank and Trust Co Popularity in Nashville
The Union Bank and Trust Company shows steady growth since opening in 18a1 with deposits totaling 1,360,705 and 3,500 savings accounts plus 3,000 commercial accounts. It reports 426,298.20 in surplus and undivided profits, pays an 8 percent dividend, and carries no unexpended debt. Management is described as conservative and progressive, with modern equipment and occupied premises on 1st Avenue. Directors include Ben Lindaver of Dierman Bros. and others. Watkins Truckert is listed among officers.
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George A. Detexel Co Distillers of Cascade Sour Mash Whiskey
A historical feature extols George A. Detexel Co and its Cascade Distillery at Nashville. It emphasizes largest Tennessee distillery status, pure water and timber for barrels, and high quality Whiskey made with white corn rye and barley. Agencies span RoVion Washington Baltimore Chicago and the northwest southward. The firm’s reputation is described as solitary among reputable houses in the nation.
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Cascade Distillery
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Prosperous Junction City gains mills and services
Prosperous Junction City announces plans for a 100000 cotton mill by Heath of Talbotton and C W Moore of Junction City within a year. A planing mill by J O M Spear, a coin factory, a railroad and telegraph school relocation, sand shipments by Heth Downe, a Southern Express office, an ice plant, and a Western Union office move. The Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railway station opening, damaged cotton, and a new Baptist church are noted.
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Southern Express Company
Paschal
Wentern Union
Baptists Convene Stone Mountain Association Meet at Covington
The Stone Mountain Baptist Association will convene in Covington for a three day session starting September 2. Notables including Judge George Hillyer and Dr W W Landrum will attend with five returning missionaries and women’s groups to support the program and deliberations. This association ranks as the world’s third largest, with Long Run and Dover ahead.
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George Hillyer
W. W. Landrum
John W. White
John Purser
ML Thittain
Milatera
Atlanta
Hays Reerhuly
Dotver
Wrisco Carmen Hiss Offer Debated by Car Men Union
The Car Men Union mass meeting rejected President Calhoun of the United Halways message. They hounded the address with catcalls and hisses and refused to receive it, voting to send the communication back through Mayor Solmitzy. They kept to their demand of 63 cents per hour and eight hours work, threatening to tie up California and Georgia lines if concessions are not granted before night.
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Reduced Rail Rates for Georgia Central Transit
Central of Georgia Railway announces reduced round trip fares from BU points to Macon for September 2 and 3. Tickets priced at one fare plus 26 cents, with return by September 4 noon. Schedule references Democratic convention activities and standard travel timing.
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Jones Tabernacle Meet in Cartersville
The Jones Tabernacle meeting in Cartersville Georgia features gospel singer Prof Rt Teeth and Evangelist Oliver with renowned ministers. A 3 pm and 9:30 am program includes roast and other gospel acts as locals welcome crowds with usual hospitality.
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