Western News Briefs From Johnson City and Nearby
Local items report visits by Mrs. J. Po Sitomers and family from Louisville. Frank Hodge returns from Knoxville to attend a wedding. Advertisements promote Jackson's shop offerings and Burgess bread at three cents a loaf. Community notes include road commissioner appointments, lodge courtesy returns, and a Presbyterian church Ladies Aid Society entertainment praised as a standout event.
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W. T. Burgess
Geo
T. McNvil
Rohinavn Crugoo
Ogra House
M. Jackson
Armour
Jackson
Burgess
Opera House
Robinson Crusoe
Jackwin's
Catarrh Cure Claim in 19th Century Ad
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy. It promises internal use to affect blood and mucous surfaces, claims to cure catarrh and offers 100 dollars for any failure to cure, urging readers to request testimonials from ENKY & CO of Toledo, Ohio.
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Notice to Voters for Johnson City March Election
Voter registration will be open on February 5 6 15 16 22 24 and March 1 2 for the Johnson City Tennessee corporation. One alderman to be elected in each ward. First ward Campbell brick by Buffalo street registrars R A Hicks and D A Patton. Second ward court house E L McNews and A P Harkins registrars. Third ward Care factory Dr Wheelcraft D H Jones registrars. Fourth ward Martha Wilder school building Jas Houtz and C A Pierce registrars.
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Corporation
Johnson City
Tenn
Hine
Campbell
Big Spring
Buffalo Street
R. A. Hicks
D. A. Patton
Court House
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Auctioneers set high bids for live hogs and cattle
Commissioners announce the highest price paid for live bogs veal calves and fat cattle for the next ten days. J A Brow states no new accounts will be accepted and no orders filled after due date if payment is at a stated time. M Jackson lists a home treatment product from Starkey and Paleo and Taquire at Tug Congo office for sale.
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J. A. Brow
M. Jackson
Drs. Starkey & Paleo
Taquire
Tug Congo
Puzzle on the copper cent offers a local challenge
A local aid society of the M. E. Church South invites readers to solve a list of clues hidden on a copper cent with answers to come next issue. The Indies chapter plans a Japanese tea with souvenirs and value, date to be announced in a future page.
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M. E. Church
South
Sixth Semi Annual Report of the Magnetic Building and Loan Association
The document records the Home Office in Johnson City Tennessee for December 1594 1899 style figures on instalment accounts interest owed payments withdrawals and fees. It notes arrears collection actions including property sales to recover debts and references to refunds and repaid taxes amid administrative items.
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Magnetic Building and Loan Association Home Office
Johnson City
East Tennessee
Disbursements and Panic Battle of Magnetic Building and Loan
The Sixth Semi annual Statement of the Magnetic Building and Loan Association shows earnings for the years 1893 to 1894, with 86 loans totaling 65400.76 and only five foreclosures. It details reserve maintenance, local offices, and a shift from gross premium to net monthly plans, highlighting solvency after a panic and strong repayment by Johnson City borrowers.
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Howes
Installation of Johnson City Lodge officers succeeds
The public installation of officers by Johnson City Lodge No 4069 K of H was a success with an all invited audience at the opera house. The program featured music by the Baptist choir and Miss Blaesi, and ceremonies led by H DeArmond Grand Deputy and G C Chandler Deputy Grand Post Dictator. Oysters and coffee were served afterward to help defray expenses.
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Lities’ Aid Society
Mra George ‘I, McNeil
Dueaday
Johnson City
Baptist Choir
Blaesi
H DeArmond
H. Anderson
Jonesboro
G. C Chandler
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