Local items bring visits, sales, and court talks in Greeneville
Gen H Brown plans a reunion delegation from Johnson City. Social notes report visits, drinks at City Drug Store fountains, and social rounds in Greeneville with mention of police acting chief and a federal court term. Town notices invite strawberry tea at First Presbyterian and local business reminders appear throughout the week.
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W. N. Vox
Mra
Cox
Greeneville
Robt, Barrow
Thad A. Cox
J. H. Bowman
Federal Court
Missing Pin Reward Notice and Grove's Chill Tonic Ad
On Sunday morning between Hola ton avenue and the Sonthorn Methodist church a gold stick pin with emerald center and six pearls around it was lost and a reward offered at this office. An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as the best remedy for malaria chills and fever claiming no cure no pay and a price of 300.
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Holaton Avenue
Sonthorn Methodist Church
Grove
Journey of Judge Brown and town projects unfold
Greeneville mourns Judge A J Brown who died at his home after a long illness. He served eight years as circuit judge and was a Civil War lieutenant colonel of the Thirteenth Tennessee cavalry. The Soliders Home survey nears maps completion and a landscape plan will follow. A contract to build a bridge over the Nolachucky at Glaze's ford was ratified and work will start in two weeks. The Bank of Johnson City will become Anaka National Bank with a 50000 capital, appointing Adam Crouch as assistant cashier.
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Greeneville
A. J. Brown
Thirteenth Tennessee Cavalry
Presbyterian Church
Southern Bridge Co
Birmingham
Ala
Glaze's Ford
Limestone
Banxing and Trust Company
Anaka National Bank
Cii
Adam Crouch
T. Millard
Jove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Exposed as Quinine Formula
An old label claims Jove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is simply Tron and Quinine in a tasteless form. The text notes the formula is plainly printed on every bottle and mocks claims of quality or payment for other products.
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Jove
Southern Railway Reduces Fares for Convention Travel
A special one third fare under a certificate plan is authorized for Farmers Convention in Knoxville Tennessee on May 21 28 1001. Passengers must pay full fare on the outward trip and obtain a signed certificate from the selling agent. The Bank of Johnson City has 40000 capital, new directors listed, and will move to a banking location on Spring Street ready by June. A Greensville election case injunction action was heard by Judge Smith in Johnson City with the Dortch law at issue.
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Southern Railway
Haat Tonensee Farmers’ Convention and Institute
Knoxville
Tenn
N. L. French
Bank of
T. Millard
Isaac Harr
Cargille's
Novelty Store
Greensville
Greene County
Smith
Johnson City
Boeween Greeneville
Doma Ora
Died at 74 After Sudden Heart Failure in City
George Washington Keys died suddenly Monday evening at his city home of heart failure. He was about 74, had been in frail health years, leaves a widow and six children. Remains sent to family burial ground near Jonesboro.
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G. W. Keys
George Washington Keys
Jonesboro
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