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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1920

Page

5

Memphis seeks $1.5 million hotel with outside investor stock

Tri-State Hotel Building Company plans a first class Memphis hotel with $750,000 reserved for investors from Mississippi, Arkansas, and Western Tennessee. About $200,000 may be set aside to accommodate non Memphis buyers. John T. Walsh invites inquiries and subscriptions via wire or letter through North Memphis Savings Bank.

Tri-State Territory Memphis Chamber of Commerce Tri-State Hotel Building Company Mississippi Arkansas Tennessee John T. Walsh North Memphis Savings Bank

Four Square proposes new Arlington Hotel site in Memphis

The Tri-State Hotel Building Company buys the Arlington Hotel site at Adams Avenue and N Main Street Memphis to build a twelve story hotel with 438 rooms. Construction cost estimated at 1.5 million dollars funded by stock and a 1.5 million dollar bond issue. An operating company led by J A and Martin Isele will lease the hotel, pay taxes and upkeep, and guarantee 6 percent dividends to stockholders. Bonds paid in 25 years with sinking fund. stock expected to double in value after bonds are paid.

Tri-State Hotel Building Company Chamber of Commerce Arlington Adams Avenue N. Main Street Main Street Memphis J. A Martin Isele Vetran

These Men Are Directing This Enterprise

The Tri-State Hotel Building Company is led by Memphis businessmen investing their own money. John T. Walsh serves as President, with I. Block as Vice-President and J. A. Isele as Treasurer. Directors include C. C. Reed, Carl Renkert, H. T. Winkelman, Martin J. Isele, and Henry Craft, with new directors added George R. James, June H. Rudisil, and H. R. Chears representing investors and Chamber of Commerce interests. Representatives from Arkansas, Mississippi and West Tennessee will join as directors, expanding regional representation.

Tri-State Hotel Building Company Memphis John T. Walsh Walsh North Memphis Savings Bank Shelby County I. Block Building Company Big- Block Mercantile Company South J. A. Isele Arlington Hotel F. B. Hunter Frank B. Hunter & Co C. C. Reed Reed & Duecker Carl Renkert A. Renkert & Co H. T. Winkelman Winkelman Baking Company Martin J. Isele Henry Craft George R. James William R. Moore H. Rudisil Memphis Coal Company H. R. Chears Chears Floor and Screen Company Chamber of Commerce Arkansas Mississippi West Tennessee

Executive Committee Members Named for Hotel, Chamber Activities

The executive committee overseeing preliminary organization and stock sales was chosen jointly by the hotel company and the Chamber of Commerce convention division. Members include John T. Walsh I D Block C C Reed J A Isele Henry Chaft H R Chears Dr E E George E W Ford H J M Jorgenson T B Hooker with affiliations to North Memphis Savings Bank Bry Block Mercantile Co Reed & Duecker Arlington Hotel Attorney at Law Chears Floor & Screen Co Central Y M C A Memphis Street Railway Jorgenson Bennet Mfg Co Myers Hooker Insurance.

Chamber of Commerce John T. Walsh North Memphis Savings Bank I. D. Block Bry-Block Mercantile Co C. C. Reed Reed & Duecker J. A. Isele Arlington Hotel Henry Chaft H. R. Chears Chears Floor & Screen Company E. E. George Central Y. M. C

Plans Endorsed by Tri-State Chamber for Memphis Hotel

The Chamber of Commerce endorses a Memphis hotel project by the TRESTATE HOTEL BUILDING COMPANY. Subscriptions exceed $500,000 with the Memphis portion likely fully subscribed before week’s end. Merchants and Planters are urged to wire or mail subscriptions to Mr Walsh immediately, with every dollar going into the building.

Chamber of Commerce Memphis Mr. Walsh

Subscribes to Tri-State Hotel Stock Plan with Installments

The undersigned agrees to subscribe for shares at $100 each in the Tri-State Hotel Building Company. Payments are split into four 25 percent installments on April 1, July 1, September 1, and November 1, but no payment is due until $700,000 in stock is subscribed and chartered. This notice lists the subscriber’s address.

Tri-State Hotel Building Company

Local Friends Report Recoveries and Travel Notices

The article lists numerous residents and their comings and goings. Mrs T E Johnson improves rapidly after a months long illness in a local hospital and will soon return home. Several families send well wishes as relatives travel for illnesses and holidays.

T. E. Johnson J. H. Boucher Duncan Oxford Julian Lett A. C. Bramlett B. Goodwin

Also Mentioned on This Page

Executive E. W. Ford Memphis Street Railway Memphis Chamber of Commerce Tri-State Building Company Trestate Hotel Building Company J. T. Walsh Memphis, Tenn Lynwood Mauldin Will S. D. Blake Ashville N. C Neice Kate Skipworth Charlie Nelson Lafayette Springs Monroe Lawhorn Jack Hale Tulsa Okla Will Hamilton de. Leon Texas Hamilton C. J. Lawhorn James Kirkwood R. L. Kirkwood G. McLarty J. H. Lawshee John Bennett Haliver Will Bramlett Effie Philadelphia Jessie Bramlett Atlanta Julian Bramlett Enid
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