State of Georgia Taylor County Bank Statement Verifies Finances
Sworn statement by L F Montfort cashier of Reynolds Banking Co verifies the listed balances as true per bank books. Notary F Seay attests to the July 8 date and official proceedings.
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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1919
Page
7
Taylor County Bank Butler Ga June 30 1919 Statement
Public bank statement for Taylor County Bank at Butler Georgia closing June 30 1919. Sworn affidavit by cashier YV L Butt attesting the accuracy of the bank condition per books. W J Butt and N P Riley witness the oath on July 7 1919 in Taylor County Georgia.
Bank cashier swears to statement as true record
A. M. Halley cashier of Farmers & Merchants Bank swears the above statement is true as shown by the bank’s books. Sworn and subscribed before me on July 9 by S. Garrett notary public state at large. Commission expires March 1, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Georgia
Taylor County
A. M. Halley
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Garrett
Federal Reserve Bank
State OF Georgia
County of
Taylor
Ss. I
H. K. Sealy
A. H. Hendricks
Bank of Mauk
R. L. Bell
Chamberlains Cough Remedy mix up at Mt Giliad
A local office recounts a man seeking Chamberlains Cough Remedy after clerks misnamed substitutes. The editor suggests retailers post clerks to prevent substitutions and keep customer trust intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Mt. Giliad
Ohio
Morrow County
Chamberlain
Community Notes and Local Visit Updates
Local residents report frequent social visits and church events across Taylor County. Appointments, family gatherings, and Sunday services fill weekends as Willie Christopher returns from overseas and Mt Olive church plans protracted services.
Charing Items From Last Week News
Mr Bennett Carroll visited his sister Mrs J R Ray Sunday. Mr R Garrett and family returned home after spending days with his mother Mrs Mollie Gassett. Mr and Mrs P L Pike were guests of Willis Carroll and family Sunday afternoon. Mrs T C Bloodworth is sick. Mr George Watson and wife visited his parents. A large crowd gathered at Mt Nebo Sunday and heard good sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett Carroll
J. R. Ray
R. Garrett
Mollie Gassett
P. L. Pike
Willis Carroll and
Family
George Watson
Mrs
Walton Watson
Mt. Nebo
Social notes from Americus and surrounding towns
Misses Lulline and Martha Wall of Americus visited cousin Grace Wadsworth all week. Jim and Brenston Shivers spent Sunday in Atlanta. Mrs. Clark Simpson of Albany stayed with cousin Shivers last week. T D Roberts and Greta Roberts visited Buena Vista Saturday. Bessie Lou Guthrie hosted Mrs. Nichols of Atlanta. W F Phillips and Ellis Phillips with Eula Phillips visited near Brantley Sunday. Nelle McCorkle Orrien Benson John Parker Hassel McCorkle spent Saturday in Americus. A grand old fashion dance hosted by Mr and Mrs Tom Hendrix honored Mr John M Brady with guests Neva Wadsworth and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulline
Martha Wall
Americus
Grace Wadsworth
T. D. Roberts
Miss Greta Roberts
Buena Vista
Bessie Lou Guthrie
Mrs. Nichols
Atlanta
W. F. Phillips
Eula
Ellis Phillips
Near Brantley
Nelle McCorkle
Orrien Benson
John Parker
Hassel McCorkle
Tom Hendrix
John M. Brady
Neva Wadsworth
Lillie
Nita Belle Roberts
Ruth Mitchell
Stella
Tressie McDaniel
Lucile Mathews
Willie Hogg
Dave Harbuck
Barnie
Emmett McDaniel
Charlie Wall
Paul Gaines
Lester
Rufus Roberts
Lee Hogg
Butler Banking Company Financial Statement 1919
Statement of the condition of Butler Banking Company Butler Ga at close of business June 30 1919. Cashier W J Riley swears the above is true to the bank books. sworn July 12 1919 before N P F A Peed Taylor County Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds Banking Company
Reynolds
Taylor County Bank
Butler
Charing, Ga
Butler Banking Company
Butler, Ga
State OF Georgia
Taylor County
W. J. Riley
Butler Banking Co
F. A. Peed
N. P
Mauk
Lift Off Corns With Freezone Remedy
A Cincinnati inventor presents Freezone as a cheap, painless corn remover. Apply a few drops then lift the corn away with fingers. The tiny bottle promises to remove hard and soft corns and toe calluses without soreness or irritation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Bank of Mauk bank statement shows financial position
State of Georgia Taylor County property sworn by A. H. Hendricks cashier of Bank of Mauk. The document lists capital stock paid in 15000 dollars undivided profits 46283.33 dollars, savings deposits 13336.84 dollars, individual deposits subject to check 46283.33 dollars, cashiers checks 213.21 dollars, total liabilities 96396.23 dollars, and borrowed funds 29000 dollars. Notary R. L. Bell confirms the statement as true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicis
Witham Mutual Fire Insurance Fund
Heck Rm Dey Eeistset
Esse Eeeee
Yashier
Federal Reserve Bank
Jenone
Oermus Total Sige Redening Ea Hc
Also Mentioned on This Page
Resources
L. F. Montfort
Reynolds Banking Co
F. Seay
L Butt
W. J. Butt
Chamberlain’s
Columbus
Coca - Cola
Bottling Company
Potterville
J. R. Blair
Messrs
John and
Felix Ammons
Dozier Weldon
Robert Cromer
J. Y. Klosser
G. B. Wiam
Ethel Mathews
W. Wynn
Mattie B. Boggs
Cynthia Windnam
J. P. Jones
Fort Valley Saturay
Clifford Puckett
G. B. Windham
Tom Barrow
Henry Barrow
Annie Windham
Mt. Olive Church
Mt Nt
E. L. Harris
J. F. Williams
Misses Lyone
Wynelle Jinks
Frank Callier
Lula Guined
J.T. Blakely
Willie Christopher
Leila Hutcherson
Pi Grove
Mrs. Blakely
Reserve District No
First National Bank of Reynolds
U. S
Liberty
U.S
Total
Irs
Randall
T. C. Bloodworth
Jim and
Brenston Shivers
Mrs. Clark Simpson
Albany
Mrs. Shivers
Wea Oee
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