Bank Statement Sworn By Cashier W L Killpatrick 1919
State of Kentucky Montgomery County bank statement sworn by W L Killpatrick cashier on July 9 1919 before notary Elizabeth Wyatt. Includes figures for total liabilities and other financial entries with amounts in dollars and cents.
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Chirtey Wo
Reserve District
MT. Sterling National Bank
Mt. Sterling
Kentucky
Montgomery
W. L. Killpatrick
Elizabeth Wyatt
Reserve District No. 4
Montgomery National Bank
J. J. H. Conner
J. H. Conner
M. Hill
State of
County of
J. O. Greene
Kindergarten helps for parents
A parental address urges fathers to shape their son’s character from youth. It warns that a boy’s future relies on the values and example set now, asking parents to guard against lust, dissipation, and poor training. It frames the decades ahead as a personal test of responsibility and legacy.
Mt Sterling Garage Sells Buick Touring Car to John RK Faulkner
The Mt Sterling Garage sold and delivered a Buick touring car to John RK Faulkner of this city.
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Mt. Sterling
John Rk.’ Faulkner
Soldier Letter From Luxemburg Homebound Hope
A soldier writes from Luxemburg on June 14 1919 to Mrs May Holley Dear Mother describing good health heavy weight sunburn heat and appetite while praising officers and noting rumors of returning home The letter mentions meals front conditions and anticipation of going back to the United States and being home soon.
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States
Soldier Pat Vernon Holley Writes From Front Lines
In a wartime letter Pat Vernon Holley of Company C, 14th Machine Gun Battalion requests orders to Brest and asks Uriah, Ellis, and Eunice to write often. He expresses joy at Eunice’s letter and sends love to family, signing from the 745 Fifth Division AEB.
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Brest
Uriah
Ellis
Eunice
Pat Vernon Holley
Co. C
M. G. Bu
A. P
A. EB
Death of Mrs Bettie Embry in Irvine at 79
At her home in Irvine on the eleventh of this month Mrs Bettie Embry wife of Dr Gideon A Embry died. She was 79 and survived by her mother Mrs Smith 91 a daughter Miss Maud Embry two brothers Virgil Smith of Somerset Robert Smith Irvine and Mrs R M Riddie Irvine. She was by marriage an aunt of Miss I J Hampton and Mrs J W Hedden of this city.
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Trvine
Bettie Embry
Gideon A._ Embry
Embry
Mrs. Smith
Maud Embry
Virgil Smith
Somerset
Robert Smith
Irvine
R. M. Riddie
Rub-No-More Coupon Advertises Household Soap
A repeat notice promotes Rub-No-More products including Naptha Soap Washing Powder Soap Flakes and Spotless Cleanser. Shoppers are urged to ask for Rub-No-More at grocers for complete satisfaction.
Bank Statement of 1919 Figures With Signatures
The document shows a bank statement with figures such as capital stock paid in undivided profits interest and discount, taxes accrued, circulating notes outstanding, certified checks and cashier's checks, and total demand deposits. It is sworn by J H Conner and notarized by Frank M Hill on July 9 1919, with directors listed.
Bank Official Confirms Cashier’s Oath After Reported Notes
J O Greene, cashier, signs an oath amid a bank ledger showing circulating notes outstanding and deposits subject to check. The document lists U S bonds borrowed and bills payable with the Federal Reserve Bank among items. The total cash and liabilities figure is disclosed as ledger totals.
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Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
U.S
Liberty Loan
Quickness of Action Saves Infant in Car Collision
Mrs. Grover Wise of Shelby county narrowly avoids tragedy when 14 month old son is thrown from a car after a curve collision. Ruby Belden, a 13 year old raised by Mrs. Wise, releases the baby to safety, escaping serious harm while Ruby suffers a thigh injury as the vehicle crashes into a tree. The infant remains unharmed. Ruby Belden is an orphan from the Baptist Orphan's Home Louisville now in Wise's care.
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Grover Wise
Shelby County
The
Advocate
Mrs. Wise
Ruby Belden
Ruby
Southville
Wise
Baptist Orphan’s Home
Louisville
Rockefeller’s Eightieth Birthday Celebrated at Pocantico Hills
John D. Rockefeller marked his eightieth birthday on Monday at Pocantico Hills by playing his customary golf round. He told his son John D. Jr. that he believes he will live to be a hundred, and he is lauded as one of the world’s greatest benefactors.
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John D. Rockefeller
Poecantico Hills
John D., Jr
Mr. Rockefeller
Dr Bailey Resigns As Maysville Pastor
Dr B B Bailey resigns as pastor of the church at Maysville effective August 1 and accepts appointment on the evangelistic staff of the Home Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention. He will begin new duties September 0. The Advocate for printing.
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B. B. Bailey
Maysville
Home Mission Board
Southern Baptist Convention
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G. H. Strother
APO
Traders National Bank
Prey
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DR. Bailey
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