Bank Statement Fragment From Indiana County Ledger
A partially legible 19th century bank statement shows resources including deposits and reserves. The text records figures for total deposits, time deposits, and notes payable, with signatures from the cashier and notary confirming accuracy.
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Rapion
Pigamdnhavichiad
Burpius
Caelaleath
United States
Riied & Ntes
ESR Af U. Bocistupsinge Vmcers
Lee Eee Pound Aven
Maiute
Indiana
Harrison
Arthur
Rieber
Watson
Charles H, Kintner
Rohutaick
Hult
Notary
Harrison County Ledger of 1917 County Committee and Salaries
An itemized roll lists allowances, salaries, and officials in Harrison County for 1917. Names include Ginkins, Clanii, Wateon, Glennoo, Kopp, Graves, Deweese, Cromwell, Askren, Allen, Waites, Ghas, Ludduac, Hentine, and Maine figures like Jones, Thomson, Baker, and Lottich. Presented with associated vendors and public service charges for jail, health, and bridge work.
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Treas Atice
G. H. Ginkins
Harrison
William Clanii
Boston
Jesse L. Wateon
Sherman Glennoo
George Kopp
W. OE
Graves
A. O. Deweese
Salar
Beatrice Cromwell
Billith Askren
Coltese WO Aller
Sherut Sk
Roy Graves
Art Salary Bain
Maueb
Oda
Southern Tel
Mudie Hee
Waites Phe Ghas
Ludduac
Schoo
Lind Hentine
Defenon - Thos
S. Jones
Pub. Service Co
Blue River
Andrew Wibait
Posey
William
Freckleman
Webster Martin & That
Blue Rover
Sylvester Thomson
Wash
Maurice Baker
Frankl A
Clyde R
Lottich 2
Walter Miller Emmett
Geo
Bb. Wahl Joel FL
Russel
Mike Hausward
Williamy Wilbaker
Aus
A. Watson
Uilerk
Knight Co
Mauehk
Pei Jubu
Nellie
Servier Co
Frank Guinther
Webster
Franklin
Jacks
Fred Bierly
Wisden
Croyden
Johnson & Paylor, Spencer
Public Service Co
Mayflower Lodge Elects Officers for Ensuing Term
The Mayflower Lodge No. S800 election on December 22 selected officers for the next term. Elected were Oracle Martha Steepeton Voce acie Virgie Rudmacher Pasty Orne Oa Best Chancellor Mary Windell Recurcer Oln Beanblossom Receiver Mary McCarty Marnsnet Aurelia Wilson Assistant Markhal Wildred Wilson Inner Sentinel Ida Watson Quier Sentinel Lee Letheu Manny ZAchaik Toby and Physicians Dr Bo F Forbis and Dr Hephurs.
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Mayflower
Reeval Neighoors
Aierea
Af Leconie
Diana
Aba
Oracle
Marthas Steepeton
Voce
Acie
Virgie Rudmacher
Pasty Orne
Oa Best
Mary Windell
Oln Beanblossom
Mary McCarty
Notice to Settle Debts by February First
All persons knowing themselves to be indebted to me must call and settle by February 1st. J. G. Wiseman, Dixie Jad.
Wilson’s Open Peace Plan and Open Covenants Call
President Wilson urges open covenants and a just world peace plan. He outlines twelve points for open diplomacy, free seas, racial and colonial equity, and a league of nations, framing U.S. aims against imperialism and for liberty and justice. He emphasizes Russia’s fight for liberty and calls for united, open negotiations among nations.
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France
Prussia
Alsace-Loraine
Italy
Austria- Hungary
Eieventh
Rumania
Serbia
Montenegro
Balkan
Aga International
Hurstown Brown Eyes Delayed Reads The Democrat
Mrs Wm Housel and Mrs Thomas Ciunie spent a day with Mr and Mrs Ale Housel of Ramsey. Grace Housel visited Martha Lahue on Thursday. Claude Miller and Hosecoe Miller with Ray Davis visited home folks. Mr and Mrs Henry J Miler and Mr and Mrs Larry Davis hosted relatives. Mrs George Wessel of Borden stayed with her parents Antonio Wright and wife.
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The
Democrat
Wm. Housel
Thomas Ciunie
Ale Housel
Ramsey
Grace Housel
Martha Lahue
Claude Miller
Hosecoe Miller
Ray Davis
Camp ‘Lavior
Henry J. Miler
Tarry Davis
George Wessel
Borden
Joe Wright
Engliert Michael wed in quiet Monona ceremony
Miss Mary A Sengiert and Raymond T Michael wed at St Joseph Catholic Church Reynold Ind Rev Father Smith presiding Attendants were Musa Evelyn Michael Cyprian Courais The couple’s wedding was quiet due to a relative’s death They will reside on a farm east of Monona
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Mary A. Sengiert
Raymond T. Michael
Monon
Ind
St Joseph's Catholic Church
Reynold
Father Smith
Musa Evelyn Michael
Cyprian Courais
Rensseleur
Michael
Monona
Auto-bus service between Corydon and New Albany starts
On Wednesday January 9 an auto-bus route will operate daily from Corydon to New Albany with departures from Corydon at about 8:00 A M and return from New Albany at 2:00 P M The pickup point is at the Hoover Dairy Lunch restaurant 815 Peart Street, for passengers
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Corydon
New Albany
Auste Bus
Hoovier
Peart Street
Jou
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First National Bank
Reserve District
U. S
U.S
Bank
Bankers and Trust
PBR
Maal Stan Secunus Oller
Federal Reserve Bank
Aehbaad
Lenfal Reserve
Federaleserve Bank
Ofclalan Tye Gselt Oka Lee Stefet
Tose
Gilcomber
MH Miller
LLIN
I. S Public Service Co
U. S. Public Service Co
Henry Lewis
Ee Orphan Home
Cornelia Orphan Memorial L,om
Obannon, Pub
Daniel
Co Health
Comsal Win Tranier
Win. Danel
Arthur Hiardsan
Martin Ilausz
Prank Wooshivesen
Lee
Frigk W. Shirenman
Mavis
Jesse Pillean
Biyori
Hothrock
Wed
Moasek
Stanps
Amy. Co
Figgs
Poors
Sol Wu Shibviller
Hi Milles
Pasdor & Boone
Fin Miller
Binge Hiver Oo
Ish
Hi Millers
Wachineton
Heth
CH Miller
laskson hee + Moller
Posey & Ayior
Sam C. Malckh
Harrison Councy
J. G. Wiseman
Dixie, Jad
Pres. Wilson
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Pavlove
Brest Litovsk
Kussia
Germany
Austria
Lemiers
Turkey
Lvia
Tress
Bath
Brest-Litovsk
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Gumany
Russia
Lhis
Society of Free Nations
Belgium
Restoration of
Vardanelles
Ottoman Empire
Dardanelles
Fourteeniun
General Association of Nations
Hursttown
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