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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1919
Page
6
The Frederick News notes the national health crusade taught in public and school groups, emphasizing hygiene and soap use. It highlights how bringing cleanliness to the playground should form lasting habits, with boys and girls equally encouraged to participate, and underscores health education as essential as basic academics.
A column notes a store fire at Fountain Mills caused by a lamp left burning. Clerk Carl Davis discovered the blaze early. the building was saved. Apple blossoms bloom near Woodsboro as Prof Cates of Frederick College gathers cherry blossoms. A shooting fray at the M J Grove Lime Co plant left two men wounded but not seriously.
War Department approval may commission a new leader for the Second Infantry as Captain G C Slagle recruits a full company under General Warfield. Plans aim to dissolve the unit while forming a permanent guard with about 700 men in Maryland.
The Frederick County National Bank of Frederick Maryland reports at close of business September 30 1919 assets including loans discounts deposits, bonds and stock investments, reserves with the Federal Reserve Bank, cash on hand and in vaults, and due from banks and trust companies. The statement lists total assets and miscellaneous items such as premiums on U S bonds, War Savings Stamps, and securities with collateral for public deposits.
Bank statement from Frederick Maryland dated November 12 1845 shows assets and liabilities of the institution. Items listed include cash gold and silver coin, checks and other cash items, loans and discounts, real estate and mortgages, and the reserve with the national and state banks. Signatures of bank officials attest to the accuracy of the report.
Public notices detail a 1919 financial statement with deposits, bonds, and treasurer Robert A. Kemp swearing to accuracy, followed by multiple public sales of household goods, farm implements, livestock, and personal property on dates in September 1919. Auctions list bidders, locations near Buckeystown and Milas Mintle Knouff farm, with terms of six months credit on larger sums and immediate settlement on sale day.
A scanned financial excerpt shows figures for surplus funds, undivided profits, interest paid and collected, taxes, and various deposits. It lists total demand deposits, savings deposits, and time deposits subject to reserve, with amounts for other bank liabilities and notes outstanding.
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