Virginian Joint Stock Land Bank to Expand Through Merger
The Virginian Joint Stock Land Bank plans a September stock offering to raise capital and maintain its 19 percent dividend. It will absorb the Columbus Joint Stock Land Bank, boosting resources by 145 million dollars and increasing total assets to about 16 million. The merger, the second in six months, expands operations in Ohio and West Virginia and raises capital from 700 thousand to 1 million.
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Cand Hank
C 2Fayior and Company, Inc
Columbus Joint Stock Land Bank
Land Bank Chartered
Sbank
Stederal
Atalyst
LEWISBURG OCASIONS Hometown Guests and Theatre Fire
Mrs Ho BL Moore and daughters Coraline and Jean Nave visited Mr and Mrs Jasper in WGlen Jean. Betty Smith and Chris Smith of Charleston stayed with Mrs BE Knight at Tuscawilla. Dr S N Pace and sons Harry and Charles with Judge C F Moore visited Pocahontas county relatives. Miss Mary Price returned from Columbia University. Mr and Mrs S F Preston spent days in Hikins and Marion ton. Mrs Milton Shuck and sons Roy Ralph Haven of Layland returned from guests of Mr and Mrs J H Dempsey. Mr John C Dice spent Tuesday night in Lewisburg en route from Charleston to Richmond. Miss Thelma Russell returned from New York summer. Mr Henry Mathews on business in Beckley. Mr John A Preston who inj Cincinnati will return late this week. The Grand Theatre Burns Parkersburg Aug 24 was damaged about $1500 by fire this morning. rear origin threatened nearby businesses. Plans for rebuilding and moving the picture house are underway.
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Moore
Coraline
Jean
Nave
Wglen
J. H Dempsey
John C. Dice
Parkersburg
Trand
Bualess
Moving Picture House
A Wife's Confessional Reveals Turmoil and Threats
Disjointed scenes describe a violent confrontation involving Lee Chow, Katie, and Junior. A terrified narrator recalls a threatening exchange as an enraged Lee Chow lunges toward Katie, while a distressed mother witnesses her son’s fear and the chaotic room fills with shouts and fear.
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Falies
Howard
Benrine
Lee Chow
Ania Katte
Yellow Market
Yhel
Graham
der Bateo
Jkade
Tenner
Katie
Lee Che
Kang
Haldag
Lea Chow
Lue
Kalle
Kayle
Lee Cho
Sire Chow
Hin
Mystery illness and clam suspicion tests Junior’s family
In a tense scene, Junior’s ailment triggers fear of shellfish poisoning. Katie accuses clams while Wulet, Ere Chow, and Miery discuss a mysterious tipping point. Junior’s grandfather’s warnings echo as the narrative centers on looming danger and family tension.
Husband Adjudged Dead in Gedbeer Estate Case
Mrs J E Gedbeer was granted her missing husband’s estate after he was adjudged dead following a two year absence. A separate note claims that black cows are hotter than red ones, citing scientific proof.
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Taverpool
J. E. Gedbeer
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