First National Bank Arcadia California 1918 Statement
The document presents a bank statement for the First National Bank at Arcadia California as of November 1, 1918 with figures for loans and discounts total 34 996.57 cash in vault 2 000.00 and 15 429.35 reserves and deposits including demand and time deposits. Thomas Feron as cashier attests the accuracy of the report sworn November 15 1918 with notary E E Rives and directors Bartle Simms Chess.
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Monrovia Burn Kaiser In Effigy
Joy runs wild in Monrovia on Monday night as revelry erupts into a noisy melee. A vast display of sound and chaos fills the city with horns bells and marching crowds, while a wooden sword relic is placed in the fire department at city hall.
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E. Brewer
Monrovia
Sheet
M! Works
War Ends in Joyful Monrovia Celebration
Crowds across Monrovia cheered the news The War Is Ended as balloons band music and bonfires filled the night A dummy Kaiser was burned and residents shouted Down with the Kaiser The ceremony marked one of the town s most exuberant fairs Arthur Evans son of H J Evans was promoted to executive officer in the Coast Artillery personnel division in Washington D C He will oversee correspondence and serves in the head role at Fort Mc Merge
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Southland
Monrovia
Taylor Renaker
A. J. Little
Kaiser
William Hohenzollern
Arthur Evans
H. J.x Evans
Fortress
Washington, D. C
Coast Artillery
Evans
Army
First National Bank of Arcadia Authorized to Commence Banking
The First National Bank of Arcadia in Arcadia California is authorized to commence the business of banking. Comptroller John Skelton Williams certifies approval under Section 5100 of the Revised Statutes. The authorization is dated September 27, 1918.
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Washington, D. C
First National Bank OF Arcadia
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Los Angeles
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Radiantfire Heater Promises Easy Warmth In Open Fireplace
The Radiantfire heater is designed for installation in open fireplaces. It offers healthful warmth with no coal to carry or cleanup required. See the Gas Company's salesman today for details.
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Gas
Maryland hotel luncheon guests at Dan W Simms
R H Schwarzkopf and Congressman Charles H Randall were guests of Dan W Simms at a luncheon in the Maryland hotel last Friday. The caricature noted In The Contrary Knicker cartoon references a dining room makeover.
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Dan W. Simms
Maryland Hotel
Miss Avis Preston Appointed To Monrovia Gas Post
Miss Avis Preston is appointed to head the Monrovia office of Southern Counties Gas, taking up duties this week. She resides in Sierra Madre and commutes by company car. Since the resignation of Distinguished Jones, Mrs Burr, formerly Monrovia cashier, fills the newly created assistant district manager role amid the Monrovia Whittier consolidation.
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Monrovia
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