McKinney Firm Handles Loans in Cincinnati
W A Hicks and co at The New Short Line 6 3 McKinney address 8 E Corner Fifth and Walnut Streets Third Floor focus on negotiation of loans attention to collections and news loans in Cincinnati.
22 Apr 1885
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1885
Page
1
W A Hicks and co at The New Short Line 6 3 McKinney address 8 E Corner Fifth and Walnut Streets Third Floor focus on negotiation of loans attention to collections and news loans in Cincinnati.
A postcard of high society and style covers spring dress trends with fichus and braided jerseys, painted panel ideas, and hair care guidance. It also profiles Ada C. Sweet, Miss Hendricks, and French politics mood while noting Easter dress displays on Fifth Avenue and colorful urban fashions.
Special correspondence from St. Paul outlines Louis Riel’s Manitoba roots, early insurrection at Fort Garry, and the 1869 outbreak. It traces his lineage, schooling, and transformation into a rebel leader, plus the Saskatchewan lands dispute driving the present conflict and routes toward Prince Albert.
The article extols rhubarb as a medicinal green for blood and provides planting guides for LINNIUS RHUBARB and HENDERSON STRAWBERRY. It covers spacing, soil mixing, manure, and late fall mulching, plus seasonal harvesting notes and advice on storage and marketing of berries.
A long letter from Hon. George W. Sinks of Columbus Ohio describes a Florida trip to Enterprise in Valusia County on the St John’s River. He details orange groves, yields, profits, and the appeal of Tampa St Augustine and nearby lands and discusses railway progress and summer heat in a first person travelogue.
Two Philadelphians, Hathaway and Linville, perfect a telegraph system that uses a typewriter to spell messages Electrically printed at both ends, enabling 40 to 50 words per minute and making any educated person able to operate a telegraph Also notes a large carp transfer in Central Park New York to improve lake conditions with numerous German carp moved from 1879 stock
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