Presidents and Officers of early bank listed
The text lists names of officers and directors including President Pearen Skinner Vice President W Lowneen Cashier C Usannwar and a board with John Gued H W Candee L H Barker George Stephens Skinner Y E McClendon and others. readable fragments indicate a historical bank roster with roles and signatories.
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S W Wuretack
Pearen Skinner
Eas W Lowneen
Usannwar
Asst
John Gued
H W Candee
L H Barker
George Stephens
Porter Skinner
Y E McClendon
HH Stoddard
William Kerna
AS Wright
Frank Gunnell
W Wheelock
D W Lobdell
Alvin Hull
ATEXA
John Rood
Frank Gonnell
Wiliam Keros
Alvin Hall
Y W McClendon
Porter Skintzer
C Ww Cobdell
Loh Sarker
S W Wheelock
Candee
Moline National Bank
Main
Mill Streets
Rock Island County
Bank Charter Notice from Illinois Legislature
Charter by the Legislature of Illinois open daily 2 to 8 PM and Tuesday and Saturday evenings 7 to 8 PM. Interest allowed from January 1 1871 at rate 7 percent per annum. Officers listed: Wacklocg President Jay Givop Vice President Cuas W Lowy Sb Cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinoia
Jay Givop
Cuas W Lowy Sb
An Act to Revise Consolidate and Amend Pension Laws
The document outlines a comprehensive pension reform for United States military personnel. It details eligibility for total and partial disability pensions, scales monthly rates by rank and service, extends benefits to Missouri militia, and provides widow and dependent allowances. Provisions cover retroactive dating, remarriage effects, and official filing and evidence requirements.
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Senate
House of Representation of
United States
Ameria
Congress
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Naval
Gome Naval Station
Naval Station
Naval Service
Tan Dolara
Banda
Peuaovs
Missouri
Miasouri
Government of
Dratari
Waltora
Betes
Ead
Commissioner of Pensions
Euch
Cours
Holden
Pension Office
War Or Navy Department
Pension
Adjutant-General
Surgeon-General
Commissioner of Pensiona
Denaan
Pension Act Provisions on Pensions and Fraud Penalties
The act outlines restoration rights for pensioners or widows, suspends payments for fraud, extends Indiana claim deadlines, and sets new roles including a Deputy Commissioner of Pensions with a $2500 salary. It details penalties for agents and guardians, rules on pledges, fraudulent affidavits, and mandatory medical examinations with appointed surgeons and boards.
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Commissioner of Pensions
Indiana
United States
Department of the Invernor
Senate
Pension Bureau
Secretary of the Interior
Clerka
Congress
Treasury
Eaball
Nery
Pexéidas
Pensonagenta
Pension Ofice
Obscene Literature Suppression Act Proposed in Congress
A 19th century bill seeks to outlaw sale distribution and publication of obscene books pamphlets and images within the District of Columbia and US territories. It imposes penalties including six months to five years in prison and fines up to two thousand dollars for each offense. The act also updates existing postal restrictions prohibiting obscene material in mail and detailing enforcement.
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Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Ameria
Congress
Columbia
District of Columbia
Bard Isbor
Post Office Department
Mughoe
Federal act text on seizure and penalties amendment
The document outlines seizure powers and penalties for violations of an act, detailing detainment of prohibited articles, officer duties, and punishments for government personnel who aid violations. It authorizes warrants, searches, seizure, and destruction, and preserves existing indictments and appellate rights. Approved March 1 1973.
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United States
The Big-Headed People and Brain Size Beliefs
A Phenological Journal excerpt argues that size does not determine power and critiques large heads as lacking fiber or magnetism. It contrasts quick, wiry individuals with large, lazy figures, noting cases of water in the skull and calling the brain quality key to performance.
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Shanghai
Aiza Io
Bouquet Making As A Fine Art Of Floral Arrangement
The article extols bouquet making as a refined art, likening a well crafted bouquet to a lyric poem that mirrors the garden. It notes summer, especially June and July, makes arranging cut flowers easier, while guiding principles remain constant.
Effects of Temperature and Clean Air on Disease
The piece notes how warmth rest and pure air aid recovery while some stubbornly persist in fighting illness until exhaustion. It warns that overexertion can deplete life forces and reduce the body's ability to cope with fever or disease.
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Ve National Bank
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Rves
KF Akerberg
Morinr
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Lk. Witherell
Penson
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Uraw Jamieson
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Bishop, M.D
Scrikon
Nason
J Wo Stara
Hock Islasy
Mlingis
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JM Gould Preandent
J S Krator
von Pres Det
Jos
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Abe
J Os Keatar
Sa Oe
the Jott Peere
Dies Dy Feo Wo Vinten
Joan Haute
Pointe Gold
Culver and
Gover
Nent
Dratte
Nad On
Lotnda
Gatenberg
Coperhaget
Hamburg
Brewen Ada Prince
Hirepear Cuver
Woliewve
Illinois
Paudtup
Torbad
Banking House
Cor Main & Mill Gta
Moline Savings Bank
John Henderson
Rodnau & Park Sts
Edward F Chaney
J C, Allen
Carpenters & Builders
Edwards St
J. G. Salisbury
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