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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1909

Page

7

Johnson City Bank and trolley extend city services

City National Bank of Johnson City, established 1892, occupies a modern Main Street building with burglar proof vaults, a four percent savings department, and government depository status. Johnson City Traction operates four miles of track, plans line extensions to Carter edition and the Normal school site, and emphasizes qualified staff and customer service. Local real estate and insurance broker offers extensive property listings, timber land, water power, and exclusive West Park addition. Colonial Hotel opens July 15 as a modern three story facility with electric lights, steam heat, private baths, and mountain views.

City National Bank of Johnson City Main Street United States Tennessee Washington Jefferson City Messrs. J. Fred Johnson C. N. Brown Sam T. Millard W. H. Swadley Messrs Thad A. Cox W. F. Carter Isaac Hart Maj Paul E. Divine F. Powell A. S. Hartsell S. T. Millard J. Fred Johnson Johnson City Traction Company Soldiers’ Home Carnegie Carter Normal School W. P. Brownlow M. C Messrs, S.C. Williams Amzi Smith G. ©. Sanders Hurst North Carolina West Park Market Street N.L. Murrill Cloudland Elizabethtown

Cluinchfield Hotel under McMonigle leadership

The Cluinchfield Hotel, recently furnished with modern improvements, is run by Mr. McMonigle who came from Pennsylvania. Located near the Southern depot, the hotel offers convenient access for travelers and supports city advancement efforts.

McMonigle Pennsylvania

Johnson City Traction Lines Highlight Civic Progress

Johnson City hosts a growing electric street car system tied to civic progress and prosperity. The city’s traction lines are presented as a key factor in local development and modern urban life.

Johnson City

Real Estate and Loans by T. E. Hurst in Brown Building

T. E. Hurst leads realty and loan services in our city, noted for advancement through two and a half years in the business. He operates from the Brown Building at Main and Spring, highlighting the impact of local realty professionals.

T. E. Hurst Brown Main and Spring

Pedigo Company Praised for Growing Johnson City Store

The Pedigo Company, located since March 17 1909, earns high regard for expanding stock and low prices. They offer Edwin Clapp shoes, Stetson hats, Cluett Peabody ties, trunks, suits, ladies ready wear, silk gowns, underwear, books, stationery, souvenirs of Johnson City, pipes, cigars, candies, and school supplies. Proprietor Mr O'Brien ensures attentive service and upholds new improvements.

Pedigo Company Fram Edwin Clapp T. D. Barry Manhattan Eclipse John B. Stetson Cluett Peabody L. B. Hays & Co Cincinnati Johnson City Moore O'Brien Froods

Martin & Williams building hosts up-to-date fall stock

The store on Main street No. 259 occupies two floors and features wool, all wool and cotton, W B corsets, and La France shoes. Partners I S Pidego, L W Oakes, J T Hail, and J W B Jamison run the firm, known for modern tastes, cash prices, and inviting customers to inspect their handsome fall stock.

W .B. Corsets la France Martin & Williams I. S. Pidego L. W. Oakes J.T. Hail J. W.B. Jamison

O'Brien & Company Build on the News Era

O'Brien and Company notes newspapers and periodicals now hold a leading place in public life, reflecting a shift in information dissemination. The piece highlights the rise of press as a trusted source and cultural force in society.

Home Steam Laundry Opens Steady for Local Trade

The Home Steam Laundry on West Main street has grown with the city in its first year. Manager and treasurer Frank S. Lee oversees twenty workers and outfits modern machinery to handle garments efficiently. Wagons deliver from hotels and residences, with same day service available, boosting convenience for travelers and locals alike. The business attracts agencies across the region and aims to be a lasting community asset through reliable service and fair pricing.

Frank S$. Lee West Main Street Lee

The Bee Hive Department Store Recalls Ward Friberg Core

Ward and Friberg operate a large department store at 207 and 209 Main Street offering dry goods millinery drugs groceries carpets wallpapers trunks and more. Established 1890 the firm supports community growth while employing about twenty people and delivering up to date stock and low prices.

Messrs. P. M. Ward C.D. Friberg Tis Main Street Messrs. Ward & Friberg

Sterchi Furniture Company Highlighted in Johnson City History

An account praises the Sterchi Furniture Company as a cornerstone of civilization in Johnson City. It notes a wholesale and retail operation occupying four floors in the Slaughter building, the 1908 acquisition of the Tennessee Furniture and Supply Company, and a startup capitalization of 10 000 dollars rising to 25 000 dollars. J G Sterchi of Knoxville was elected president with F S Henderson as secretary treasurer and general manager, a Johnson City native described as a top local businessman.

Sterchi Furniture Company Slaughter Main Street Tennessee Furniture and Supply Company Johnson City J. G. Sterchi Knoxville Tenn F. 8. Henderson Henderson

Local firm offers wide range of high grade furnishings and funeral services

The firm is praised for its complete stock and ability to serve cottage or mansion outfitting with top quality goods. W F Kipling of Carrolltown Kentucky leads the undertaker department, noted for tasteful service and smooth funeral car operations, reflecting the firm’s commitment to community prosperity.

W. F. Kipping Carrolltown East Tennessee

Brading Marshall Lumber Company celebrates local impact

The Brading Marshall Lumber Company, established 1904 and incorporated 1909, with officers J. R. Brading president L. Marshall vice president and J. L. Browder secretary treasurer, operates its own large Main Street building and supplies all building materials from foundation to roof. It highlights public spirit and influence in city development and reliability in advancing local interests.

J. ER. Brading L. Marshall

Also Mentioned on This Page

City National Bank Colonial Hotel Cluinchfield Hotel Real Estate and Loans Pedigo CO O'Brien & Company Home Steam Laundry THE BEE Hive Department Store Brading Marshall Lumber Company
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