Bank statement of Lavaca County Texas 1922 sworn
State of Texas and Lavaca County records show capital stock fifty thousand, surplus twenty five thousand, undivided profits eleven million seven hundred ninety five thousand nine hundred thirty eight. Amounts due to banks ninety five thousand time deposits eight hundred one thousand five hundred eighteen. Depreciation reserve six thousand nine hundred seventy six. Bank officers E Stademan vice president and Frank J Wagner cashier certify truthfulness. sworn before notary Ed L Etlinger July 6, 1922. Directors listed as Wm Green, Philip Wellhausen, U Buescher.
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Texas
Lavaca
E. Stademan
Frank J. Wagner
K. Studeman
L. Etlinger
Notary Public
Lavaca Co
Prohibition Agents Seize 46 Stills and Moonshine in June
Federal agents in Texas report June raids across Austin and the state seized 46 stills and 253 gallons of moonshine whisky along with 177 gallons of malt liquor and 62 gallons of wine. They destroyed $2,200 in property, stored assets of $6,842, and arrested 268 people for Volstead Act violations.
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Austin
Texas
David H. Morris
Lavaca County Candidate Seeks Support for County Surveyor
Aug. W. Janazen, a candidate for county surveyor, appeals to Lavaca County voters. He cites 24 years of surveying experience and a state license, guaranteeing accurate work.
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Aug. W. Janazen
Off to the Markets in New York
Mr and Mrs Sam Reichman buyers for the Meyerhoff Dry Goods Company go to New York to secure the latest ladies ready to wear men and boys clothing and to buy at the lowest prices with cash. They emphasize cash buyer advantage and Meyerhoff’s aim to save customers money through direct purchasing.
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Sam Reichman
Meyerhoff Dry Goods Company
Halletteville
Texas
New York
Meyerhoff
Meyerhoff’s
Thanks for Oak Grove school benefit barbecue support
Card of Thanks from Oak Grove school trustees and principal credits the public and donors for a successful school benefit barbecue. Names include Anton Pustejovsky, Aug Linbrugger, Frk Nagelmueller, A J Hister, and others. Visitors Mr and Mrs G Flury with children Dorothy and Alvin, Misa B Harms of Austin, and Miss Mollie Kleie of New York joined Mr Lucas Rehmer and family in city. They planned to Galveston sea shore trip after weekend stay.
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Oak Grove School
Anton F. Pustejovsky
Aug. Linbrugger
Frk. Nagelmueller
A. J. Hister
G.flury
Dorothy
Alvin
Misa B. Harms
Austin
Mollie Kleie
New York
City
Lucas Rehmer
Flury
Moulton
Galveston
Sea Shore
Moulton Light Rates Due on the First of Each Month
Moulton Light & Ice Co informs customers rates payable to Treasurer Elo C. Fehrenkamp at the Farmers and Merchants State Bank on the 1st of each month. Payments made after the due date may result in lights being cut off.
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Moulton
Elo C. Fehrenkamp
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Moulton Light & Ice Co
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