Bank Balance Sheets and Official Verifications from Illinois Banks
Bank reports dated 1925 1926 disclose assets liabilities capital stock and deposits for First Trust Savings Bank Riverdale South Holland Trust Savings Bank and related institutions. Statements show loans real estate bonds cash resources and time and demand deposits with sworn attestations by cashiers and notarizations.
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State OF
Illinois
Cook
Horace Holmes
Martha E.kalas
Chas. E. Waterman
Henry J. Dillner
Herman J. Anders
Bss
First Trust & Savings Bank OF
Riverdale
State of Illinois
Auditor of Public Accounts
South Holland Trust & Savings Bank
South Holland
U. S
I. M. H. Waterman
Ilinois
M. H. Waterman
County of
Abbie Anker
Former Governor William Glasscock Dies at 63
Morgantown West Virginia former governor William Glasscock aged sixty three died at his home after years of illness. He was elected to the governorship on the Republican ticket in 1909 and served until 1913 a prominent state political figure for years.
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Morgantown
W. V
William
Glasscock
West Virginia
John Sargent Portrait Painter Dies
London report states John Sargent the noted portrait painter died suddenly at his Chelsea home after a stroke. Born in Florence in 1856, he was the son of Dr. Fitzwilliam Sargent of Boston, a physician and author.
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London
John Sargent
Chelsea
Diabolical Suggestion from the New Laven Register
A terse aphorism from the New Laven Register advises that to improve memory one should engage in an act you would rather forget. The note hints at paradoxical self-improvement through deliberate forgetfulness.
Dalton Health Station to Open With Chest Clinic
The Dalton Health Station opens Friday April 24 from 9 to 11 a m with a chest clinic by Dr H H Bay of the Chicago Tuberculosis Institute. The event marks ongoing prevention efforts financed by Christmas seal sales and coordinated with Cook County Health. An infant Welfare Clinic is planned for April 29 with details next week.
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Dalton
H. H. Bay
Chicago Tuberculosis Institute
Cook County Department of Health
Bay
County Health Department
Dalton Health Station
Katherine L. Borham
R. N
Village Hall
Bowen School Notes Highlights From Riverdale District
Bowen School notes report two after school practice wins 8 to 5 and 9 to 8 against a St Marys and Pullman Branch mixed team. Visitors listed include Miss Nellie G Mc Mahon Eugene Hankey Mrs Ortel and more. Ruth Foster wins township spelling contest bid with top bow and Calumet Township reps named. Director Eliza Dengler elected replacing Wunsch. Baseball team travels to Glenwood for second scheduled game.
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Riverdale
St. Mary’s School
Pullman
Nellie G. McMahon
Eugene Hankey
Ortel
Theodore Hedtke
McCorquodale
Theodore Sachs
Country Life
McMahon
Bowen
Ruth Foster
Elizabeth Robinson
Clifford Wilkens
Ruth Reich
Margaret Schaack
Wilson Palmer
Gordon Claussen
Calumet Township
Eliza Dengler
Wunsch
Glenwood
Keep to the Right Ef von tries rer keen fin de middle
The Atlanta Constitution notes a vivid street saying on patience and fate as a traveler climbs high and nears the self. The line suggests caution before attempting a rapid rise, warning of a fall when descending.
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Ef von
Atlanta Constitution
Peace Maker Claim Sparks Magistrate Dismissal
A prisoner confesses to knocking a man senseless while insisting the act was the only way to achieve peace. The magistrate notes the statement as part of a broader dispute over methods used to restore order.
World’s Largest Clock Tops Jersey City Factory
The largest clock in the world sits on a Jersey City factory roof. Its face measures 50 feet in diameter, with a 27 foot long minute hand weighing a ton.
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Jersey City
Changing Times Says Education Raises Lottery Hurdles
Jud Tunkins argues that modern education requirements to win prizes are so high that, in his view, the old Louisiana state lottery appeared more liberal.
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Jud Tunkins
Washington Star
Principle of Memory Defines Revival of Ideas
A concise definition explains memory as the power to revive ideas once imprinted but now vanished or set aside from sight. It frames memory as the mental act of recalling past thoughts and restoring them to conscious awareness.
Japanese holiday names listed by linotyper in Post notice
The article fragment cites twelve Japanese national holidays including Shiho-Hai Genshi-sai Shin-nenen kai Kigen-setsu Shuki-korei-sai Jim mu-Tenn Meiji-Tenno Ten-chuossetsu Shuku-jitsu Nji-name-sai Shunkikerie Kan-name-sai and notes concern over war clouds.
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Japan
Pittsburgh Post
Pneumonia the Deadliest Contagious Disease in 1924 Illinois
Public health data from Springfield shows pneumonia led contagion deaths in 1924 with 5,818 fatalities and tuberculosis close behind at 5,581. Measles, diphtheria, influenza, and other diseases also contributed to 14,084 total deaths, a rate of about two per 1,600 residents.
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Grim Reaper
Illinois
Springfield
State Health Department
Isaac D. Rawlings
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First National Bank of
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
U.S
Teleso
John Harms, Jr
State of Ilinois
John S. Sargent
Stotzer
Chiropractors
Indiana Avenue Riverdale, Ill
William Mau
Leyden Ave
Health News
Near East
Bush
Tippy Wilkens
Theodore Reich
Geo. Dengler
Overland
Leuffgen
S. Michigan Ave
Roseland
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