Census Shifts in U S Marital Status 1920 Report
Department of Commerce census data shows 54,? million men 15+, 61,? million women 15+, with 12,967,565 single men and 21,318,933 married women among others. It notes rising marriage rates since 1910, regional variations, and the higher widow rate among women due to longer life expectancy.
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Arkansas
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Marriage trends in states and Maryland 1920 census data
The 1920 census shows shifts in marital status across states and the District of Columbia with fewer single individuals and more married men, especially in the northwest and Pacific Coast. Maryland records 612,613 males 15 plus and 606,569 females, with 184,547 single men and 147,204 single women, 297,995 married men and 294,042 married women, plus widowed, divorced, and not reported counts.
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New York
District of Columbia
Wyoming
Connecticut
Northwestern
Pacific Coast
United States
Maryland
Ways to Independence Through Thrift and Saving
The piece notes a banking house sending thrift guidance to depositors. It lists methods to build independence: weekly definite savings via thrift clubs, Postal Savings Bank deposits, savings banks, thrift stamps, building and loan shares, and endowment or fire insurance policies.
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Richard
Benjamin Franklin
Postal Savings Bank
Tual Savings Bank
Elected Bank President in Hagerstown Michigan? Ha gwertown
John Js Kieffer was elected president of the Commercial Bank in Hagerstown to succeed J Nervin Brandt who resigned. Lt Gunnell named first vice president Edward Uewald second vice president Hubert J Stottlemyer treasurer and Omer M P Kaylor attorney and secretary. Kieffer will stay as cashier of the Hagerstown Bank. He was born in 1872 and educated in county schools later studying at the University of Pennsylvania. He served as Maryland Bankers Association president in 1920 1921 and is brother to Rev Henri L G Kieffer of the city.
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John Js. Kieffer
Coxbler
Hagwertown Miank
Meuxt Company
Hagerstown
J. Snervin Brandt
Gunnell
Edward Uewald
Hubert J. Stottlemyer
Omer
Kaylor
Kieffer
Uope
Hagerstown Bank
Hagers
Maryland Bankers’ Association
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Henri L. G. Kieffer
Property Deed Transfers and Marriage Licence Noted
A ledger of property deeds shows transfers from Frank C Cover and wife to Ralph E Culler et al for 10 dollars and other county deeds totaling amounts, plus a marriage licence for Daniel Blackston and Elizabeth Washington, ages 48 and 36, both colored, of Adamstown. Also mentions executor Harrison Kehne and various dolts in transfers.
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Frank C. Cover
Ralph E. Culler
Harrison M. Kehne
Harry L. Hamrick
Henry L. Hamrick
Alvey C. Wires
Henry M. Dolan
Harvey W. Dolan
Brunswick
Lewis D. Crawford
Robert D. Willard
Charlies Kuhn
Robert Wilard
Daniel Thomas Blackston
Elizabeth Washington
Adamstown
Mrs Lyman credits Vinci for recovery after flu
Moodus Connecticut woman says the flu weakened her heart and stomach and caused fainting spells but Vinci restored her health quickly. Ad claims Vinci’s cod liver oil, tonic iron, and beef peptones boost appetite and digestion, building red blood.
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Moodus
Conn
Ww. H. Lyman
Mocdus
Conn Vinci
A. Williamson
Frederick
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Baltimore Papers
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