Bank Statement from Montgomery County Kentucky 1916
The document presents a bank balance sheet with assets totaling 584041.96 including U S bonds cash and reserves and notes outstanding. It lists capital stock surplus undivided profits and deposits with officers noting circulating notes and bank deposits. The affirmation is sworn by cashier C B Patterson before a notary on September 22 1916 with directors named.
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State of
Kentucky
County of
Montgomery
C. B. Patterson
Silo Construction Update and Local Church News
Charley Hainline plans a new silo with Louisville men handling the job. Mrs. J L Faulkner shows improvement after illness. Bro Black preached both services Sunday. Pete Lee was choked on a peach seed and treated by Dr Reynolds, who reports him improving. A Mt Sterling crowd visited Pilot Knob on Sunday.
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Bro. Black
Pete Lee
Henry Watson
Dr. Reynolds
Early crops and travel notes from Owingsville area
Corn cutting will begin soon as crops progress. Mrs. J. H. Gillaspie, ill, can be out again. Early tobacco has cured with more color. September frost appears. Rye acreage growing. wheat likely smaller. Greene Trimble moved to Mt. Sterling. Thomas B. Hamilton now in Great Falls Montana after Oklahoma. John J. Coyle family visited Alt. Moore. Mrs. Lida Mark and Lucile return from Illinois. James and Mrs. Jones visiting Pliney Moore family. Mrs. T. J. Pendleton and Lula Hardin visiting. Automobile era seen as onn bill age. Jas. O. Spratt and wife visited Sharpsburg.
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Greene Trimble
A. S. Bridges
Mt. Sterling
Thos. B. Hamilton
Oklahoma
Great Falls
Montana
John J. Coyle
Owingsville
Alt. Moore
Lida Mark
Lucile
Springfield
Illinois
Nation in dry dock by 1920 Wheeler predicts national prohibition
Wayne B Wheeler of the Anti Saloon League says a dry nation is assured and that a constitutional prohibition amendment will reach Congress for referral to states before 1920. He claims the ship of state will be dry docked within five years and cites eight states enacting prohibition since January affecting over 11 million people.
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Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League of America
Congress
Wheeler
James Andrew James Enters Montgomery County Jailer Race
James Andrew James declares intent to seek the office of Jailer of Montgomery County. He states a formal campaign announcement will follow at the proper time.
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Montgomery County
James Andrew James
Howard's Mill Tobacco Report and Local Trades
Fine fall weather as tobacco cure stores well with most in barn and in good condition though some frost. Local sales include Taylor Howard two mules for 300 dollars Jim Keller two mules 245 dollars Dec Carter cattle at 6.50 per hundred Wm Anderson calves 70 dollars to Thomas Fitzpatrick two calves 30 dollars Mrs Mary J Pierce calves 49 dollars L W Mallory calf 25 dollars. Visitors include Paul Keller and family from Hutchinson Station visiting Jim Keller.
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Paul Keller
Hutchenson Station
Jim Keller
Taylor Howard
Dec Carter
Wm. Anderson
Thomas Fitzpatrick
John Caustigan
Mary J. Pierce
L. W. Mallory
Walter Carr
Irvin Hedrick
John Wilson
Mt. Sterling
Our hat stock is the largest in the city
Punch Graves & Co advertises a large hat stock as the city’s biggest provider. The notice emphasizes breadth of selection and local presence.
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Punch, Graves & Co
Where Should Financial Authority Stand in United States
A debating prompt asks farmers and businessmen to choose whether financial power rests in Wall Street offices or in the National Government in Washington. It questions where authority should be located and who should hold it.
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Financial Authority
United States
Wall Street
Washington
Family Reunion at McCormick Home
Mr and Mrs John L McCormick hosted their four sons and one daughter with families for a Sunday reunion. The gathering was described as a very happy occasion.
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John L. McCormick
Hugh class buggy mare for sale
Classified notice lists a buggy mare for sale from Dr. Cc. B. Duerson with a date note December 31 indicating the listing.
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Hugh
Dr. Cc. B. Duerson
Local Notes and Oddities From Snagtown and Beyond
Village miscellany recounts Charley Ewell returning a quarter to the Torchlight after a church collection, farmer Al Williams boasting a one potato crop with oversized gains, and Snagtown’s post office mud hole to be removed. Reports of quinine alarms, a shooting at Pigeon Gulch graveyard, Gimlet Creek sawmill's closure, and Charley Ewell fencing to deter loafers. Mentions campaign contrasts and the pivot to the Rule of Force in politics.
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Charley Ewell
Church For Foreign Missions
al Williams
Gimlet Creek
J. F. Crass
Steer Strayed to Horton Farm on Camargo Pike
Notice reports a stray steer found at James Horton’s Camargo Pike farm. Claim owner may prove property with eight dollar payment and advertisement.
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James Horton
Camargo Pike
School suits for boys Punch Graves and Co
Local retailer Punch Graves and Co advertises durable school suits for boys in standard sizes. The listing emphasizes affordable pricing and sturdy materials suitable for daily wear and school activities.
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Punch, Graves & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mt. Sterling National Bank
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Bank A
Elizabeth Wyatt
W. S. Lloyd
Chas. D. Grubbs
Steve Pieratt
Charley Hainline
Louisville
J. L. Faulkner
Pilot Knob
Stoops
J. H. Gillaspie
James Jones
Danville, Illinois
Mrs. Jones
Pliney Moore
T. J. Pendleton
Lula Hardin
Sideview
Jas. O. Spratt and
Sharpsburg
Norway
Roumania
Canada
Vanarsdell’s
Farmers’ Line Department
Cumberland Telephone
Frankfort, KY
Iyles
Howard’s Mill
A. B. Oldham & Son
Ralph Lynch
Ralph
Hughes
Wilson
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