Chicago Bank Adds Notice Of Financial Statements
A scanned bank statement from a Chicago area bank lists officers and attestations for its financial condition. It notes the permanent staff, weekly wages, and details of the bank’s capital, deposits, and fiduciary responsibilities. The document is sworn and signed by the cashier and notary on November 1, 1908.
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NSM
Washinneuon
Tate de Kurneet
Ated Bank
Toy
Hliga
Tate
Kawskat
Cabhlor
Harriet
Local Business Notes and Social Updates From Town
Fresh meat at Jacksons and various clothing sales at Carnegie Department Store are advertised alongside dining options at Star Restaurant and meals at Jacksons. Local residents including Mrs. Spencer, Miss Katherine Brown, and May White are noted visiting relatives and the region features multiple real estate listings by Wm. G. Mathes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. G. Mathes
Post Office
Jackson's
the Star
Local notices and social updates linger in town
The column lists thanks for sympathy after a death, visits by Mrs Jarnagio to Maple street, John Pierce moving his tin shop to West Market Street, and Clyde Wampler injuring a foot on a moving engine. It notes Col J A Faw to lecture at Boone's Creek Academy, gratitude for aid during illness, and Bailey from Bakersville visiting. Also reports Miss Silene Rhea marrying O H Goodykoonts, Willie Cox as bridesmaid, Dr John H Gerdner visiting, and Thomas Bros cash register purchase. Dr T E Peery and Ed Pedigo from Bluefield visiting for hunting.
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John F. Pierce
Weat Market Street
Southern Railway
Clyde Wampler
Supervisor Wampler
The
Southern
Fank Taylor Store Promotes Wool Blankets This Fall
Local shop advertises extra fine warm blankets for autumn. Emphasizes comfortable, first class down comfort options at reasonable prices. Encourages customers to visit to view selections and compare prices.
New York Life Pay Policy Heir Named In Tennessee Notice
The New York Life Insurance Company paid Mrs. John H. Bowman eight thousand dollars with a return of all premiums on a ten year policy. Wofford Bros. failed to deliver a four thousand fourteen dollar check. Frank Evans and wife plan to move to Damascus Virginia. Evans long connected with Johnson City business and electric lights. A wedding for Miss Freida May Uttermoehlen to Mr. J. G. Carter of Cincinnati was celebrated at the home of Prof. and Mrs. C. F. Uttermoehlen. Carter will reside in Cincinnati. A Church notice promotes Crystal Catarrh Cream and civic improvements in Johnson City. A Civic Improvement League is formed at Science Hill school to beautify schools and grounds with officers elected and plans for the City Beautiful movement.
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New York Life
New York Life Insurance Company
John H. Bowman
Wofford Bros
Frank Evans
Damascus
Virginia
Thhey
Evans
Johnson City
Thorn
Wisdon
C. F. Uttermoehlen
Unaka Avenue
Mies Freida May
J. G. Carter
Cincinnati
Ohio
J. A. Ruble
Science Hill
Civic Improvement League
Board of Education
League
Dorpa
Lowry
O. Williams
Geo. T. Wofford
J. E. Brading
Fr. B. Elleworth
Mra
W. HL. Harmon
Mre
Gayl. Smith
W. P. Harris
George EB. Burbage
Mesdames
Walliams
Armbrost
Sby
Frank Taylor Store promotes coats and tours
Frank Taylor Store advertises new fall coats with savings of one to five dollars and a stock of direct-from-factory coats. It also notes popular Union Pacific tourist sleep cars as a cheaper travel option to California, urging smart travel and money saved for other uses. Reverend T. B. Russell to preach at the Baptist church next Sunday.
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California
Pacific
Union Pacific
Olive St
T. B. Russell
The
Baptist Church
Neual Bourse
Desiraine residence on Watauga Avenue corner Lot 100x150
J B Hamlin advertises a Desiraine residence at Watauga Avenue corner Lot 100 by 150 with 13 rooms and new bathroom. The house features granolithic walk, new hardwood floors, and good repair. owner selling cheaply as leaving city. Also notes social mentions of local people visiting and dining at Star Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Senny
Watauga Avenue
Fie
J . B. Hamlin
Tf Phillips
Election notice for alderman seats in Hawesville Kentucky
For the purpose of electing an alderman from each ward the aldermen to serve for two years as provided in the town charter under an amendment in Chap 210 Art 11 See 2 of the Acta of 1807 Election Commission says transfered for months from sory throat Electric Oil cared to in twenty four home M 8 Cit Hawesville Ky
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Dyer
Martin
Election Commission
Hawesville
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Tancres
Church
Schoo End Market
Addieas J. W. Weeks
Elizabethton, Tenn
Phe Star
Unaka National Bank
Inunm
Tenner
Bth
Apy Sanounitien
U.S
Strnking House
Nh Wall Las
MLS
Ruaka
Vox
F. P. Baxter's
Carnegie Department Store
W. A. Dickinson
Bristol
Jackson
F. P
Baxter's
Mr. T
Jarnagin
Tate Springs
Charlie Cooper
Bristol Finlay
Ralph White
Dorothy
Ray Qure
Star
Mrs. A. W. Spencer
New York
Katherine Brown
Morristown
Guy L., Smith
Liz P. Wood
Texas
Star Restaurant
W. M. Lundy
North Carolina
Will H. Gildersleeve
Middlesboro
Wal. G. Mathes
Miss May White
F. P. Baxter
Mrs. B. St. Love
Mesdames Sue Hamilton and
Rh. Hurst
Mrs. R. 8. Hicks
Cal. T
Matson
Knoxville
Son
Th University
City
C. E. Osvorne
Fastin
Col
J. A. Faw
Boone's Creek Academy
Willie
Axp Man
J. Cox
Fey Bailey
Bakerssville
Silene Rhea
H. Goodykoonts
Misa Willie Cox
P. Ross
H. L. Prosser
John H. Gerdner
B. A. Bowman
Bryan
Frank White
Thomas Bros
T. E. Peery
8. Pedigo
Bluefield
W. Va
Lt. P. Ross
St. L. Prosner
Carnegie
Dr. Peery
Pedigo
West Virginia
Fank Taylor Store
Main St
PHOE
Cole
Barton-Nichols Hardware GO
Tenn
Crystal Chemical Co
F. P. Baxton
Watauga Avenue Church
A. E. Cameron
Mr. Carter
Sp. m
Christian Endeavor
Mr. Cameron
Summers-Parrott Hardware Company
Just
Frank Taylor
Mra, King
Brownlow
Jonesboro
Chad Caldwell
Gertrude Rader
J. L. Moore
Johnson and Tennesser
Watauga Electric Co
Acme Electric Co
S. B. White
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