Magnetic Building and Loan Association stands strong in Johnson City
The piece lauds the Magnetic Building and Loan Association as a secure investment over three years ending December 31, 1894. It lists directors from Johnson City and nearby towns, cites solid management, and notes treasurer E. H. Stevens of Jonesboro. It also corrects a previous impression about E. Dudley Duncan in Nashville.
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John Sanders
P. H. Ponder
W. W. Faw
W. G. Mathes
Johnson City
John D. Cox
John P. Smith
Jonesboro
E. H. Stevens
Connecticut
Our Street Railway
Tate L . Earnest
First National Bank of
Lawyers Selected to Wind Up Fist National Bank
Comptroller Eekela appoints Mesara Paw Cox as receivers to wind up the affairs of the Fist National Bank. The firm members have begun duties. The Comer expresses satisfaction with the selection and congratulates the young attorneys.
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Paw & Cox
First National Bank
Eekela
Mesara, Paw & Cox
Cox
Fist National Bank
Ately
Thia
Weather, marriages, and local notes from Cedar Creek area
The piece covers frigid weather with eight degrees below zero and a snow disruption at Cedar Creek Academy. It reports marriages of Nathan Beard to Bettie Gipson and John Fox to Mrs. Jones, plus travel plans and local court notes. Also mentions ill relatives, a juror assignment, county court actions on poor relief and tax assessment, Judge Hart’s leadership, and a local ad for Oliver Chilled plows.
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Cedar Creek Academy
Nathan L. Beard
Monquite
Texas
Bettie Gipson
Double Springs
Beard
P. H
Knoxville
United States Court
Dillon
Cavar Johnson
Ramon's Tonic Liver Pills and Pellets Gain Wide Use
Five years after their appearance Ramon's Tonic Liver Pills and Pellets are now in thousands of homes. The remedy is pitched as a complete liver treatment replacing a physician, cost 25 cents, gentle and harmless, and claimed to improve blood and tone the body from day one. It is advertised for headaches as well, with sales through Wofford Co. Druggists in New York.
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America
Ramon
New York
Bevis
Garland & Co
Addreay Sterling Remedy Go
Chicago
Literary history and serials in a midwinter magazine issue
A detailed glance at a vintage magazine issue notes the Delinentor Market cover feature, Cookery guidance, and a broad review of The Literary Outlook. It mentions portraits, housewife appeal, and sections on crochet, knitting, and netting alongside calendar and art plates.
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Hawiu Gauld
Ardley Towers
Castle Point
London
New York
Huntly McCarting
Loesaanoiph Huvelstll
Nucre D. Conway
Frytalig
J Nelson
Wileatcrofts
Our New Congress
Hess
Oncroa-Witex
Sthatteet
Mols
Tei
Monroe If
Rosenfeld
County Court Plans Sale of Farm and Central Location
The county court resolves the inadequacy of the current county farm near the edge of the county. It orders the chair to appoint a five member committee to sell the farm and purchase a centrally located site. Committee actions will be ratified at a later county court meeting.
Plating Dynamo Boosts Wages and Farm Plans
A seller touts the Practical Plating Dynamo promising easy use after an hour and claims rapid earnings. He says weekly profits rose from 51.50 to 75.00 and foresees reaching a thousand dollars by January while expanding his farm. He urges readers to contact W. P. Harrison & Co. of Columbus, Ohio for circulars.
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W. P. Harrison & Co
Columbus
Ohio
Anthia
Watauga Valley News Reports Local Rail and Bank News
The paper notes the B and O line might cut travel time to Bristol if operations stay on track. A railway engineer is cautioned about air brakes on upgrades. Dick King injures his finger with a revolver while handling it. Dr. J D Smith reports a good recovery. Peoples Bank declares 8 percent dividend on stock and 4 percent on earnings, seen as solid performance by bank officers.
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Watauga Valley News
Bristol
Maiden
Dick King
John Leonard
JD. J. Smith, Jr
Peoples Bank
Bakersville Fakir Hyeme Dies in North Carolina
J Wallace Hyeme died at his Bakeraville home in early January from pneumonia after a brief illness. He led the Bakersville News and gained notoriety two years ago for a false Baker ville riot story from Johnson City. Known as the Bakersville Fakir, he was described as intelligent and well liked. Governor P. Tuxsey issued a February proclamation urging Tennessee schools to celebrate George Peabody’s 100th birthday on February 18 1895, with campus events to honor the patriot and benefactor.
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J. Wallace Hyeme
Bakeraville
N. C
Hyams
Bakeeville
Bakersville
Johnson City
Flo
Oy Alll
Turney
Tennessee
Btute
George Peabody
Anon
P. Tuxsey
Dont Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Life Away
Treasury department notice warns claimants against The First National Bank of Johnson City Tennessee to present legal proofs within three months to John I. Cox receiver or risk disallowance. Comptroller Jas H. Foxes authorizes the claim process in Washington December 4 1894.
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WasuixGtox
D. C
First National Bank
Johnson City
Tennessee
John I. Cox
Jas. H. Foxes
Washitwatox
Tenneedee
Euch Association
United States
First National Bank of
Walt Association
City of Washington
District of Columbia
A. D
Jas
H. Boxes
Treasury Department Action Involving First National Bank
Treasury Department records show a matter involving the First National Bank of Johnson City Tennessee. Details specify an official action or inquiry concerning the bank as listed in documentation numbered 8,951.
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