Reeves and Kirkpatrick Attorneys in Tennessee Firm Notice
Johnson City and Chattanooga law firms Reeves and Reeves with Willama Kirkpatrick Williams Bowman announce forways at law and chancery practice in Tennessee court matters.
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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1902
Page
1
Johnson City and Chattanooga law firms Reeves and Reeves with Willama Kirkpatrick Williams Bowman announce forways at law and chancery practice in Tennessee court matters.
The piece details multi‑million losses in the coffee trade led by the Lewisohns, Arbuckles, and American Sugar Refining, with 12 million dollars in shrinkage since January 1. It notes 5 million more bags in existence, crop growth, and limited demand despite price drops, plus a Wall Street Journal roundup of rail and commodity moves.
An old advertisement promotes Bos Bs German Syrup as a universal remedy for coughs colds and severe lung troubles. It claims to stimulate tissues reduce inflammation ease expectoration and provide rest. The ad urges readers to buy from Dr. G G Brown and mentions H C Miller in Johnson City and Green's Almanac.
Ex pensions chief Neodoubt Henry Clay Evans rejects Walter Brownlow's offer of the Republican gubernatorial nomination. He cites ancient gifts and double-cross stories to hint at political maneuvering, asserting he will not voluntarily place himself in the spotlight.
Philadelphia lumberman D B Hoffman visited with J B Kent & Co in town last Thursday while Watauga Valley Lumber Co was also in on business. Sullivan County dealer W B St John bought cattle for nearly $1000. Dr H L Campbell toured Knoxville seeking reliable care to operate the crasher daily. Rev DeGex preached Sunday in the place of the former Baptist pastor. Rumigg of Oliver Springs visited his brother Rat Rumley, who is gravely ill. Clyde Klopper of Limestone visited sister Mrs W A Gillespie. James N Hartee, Turkeytown, plans to move next Friday with others to Brogao to settle. Flood damages discouraged locals who plan to move near Stony Creek mouth. John B Smith and family moved last Saturday. Children’s Day services held at Austin Springs and Brick Church in Turkeytown. Epworth League of the M E Church South organized April 18 by TR A Stewart P C. Quarterly M E Church South meeting set for next Saturday and Sunday. Since school closed, Prof E B Smalling clerks for Dr H L Campbell. Miss Inde Cempeny teaching a sub station school at Watauga academy. Miss Maunt Hodge spent Sunday with mother at Star Mills.
Norfolk observers say a deal between Seaboard Air Line and Louisville & Nashville could yield an Atlantic coast seaport for the latter, possibly Savannah Wilmington or Portsmouth. The prediction hinges on a shift that would allow new contracts, with River Junction Florida ties cited as meeting points. The Southern railway president’s denial of ownership adds to the speculation of an agreement.
An advertisement proclaims hot rolls muffins and cakes made with Royal Baking Powder may be eaten freely without fear of indigestion, asserting digestive assurance for the product and baked items baked with it.
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