Banking Ledger Extract Shows Reserves And Assets
Reading from a historical bank ledger reveals figures for loans and discounts overdrafts U S bonds to secure circulation premiums on U S bonds securities and other assets including real estate owned stock notes and fractional currency. It lists reserve balances with items such as legal tender specie the redemption fund with the U S treasurer and sums due from the U S treasurer and other sources.
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U. S
U.S
Adiaedee
Ead
PRI
Balance Sheet Fragments Show Bank Capital and Deposits
The document lists capital stock 100,000 00 surplus funds 7,500 00 undivided profits 5,162 60 and national bank notes outstanding 100,000 00. Due to state banks 143,765 27 individual deposits 06 time certificates 69,654 46 certified checks 258 57 totaling 441,582 36.
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Brees National Bank
Paill Im
Qeersiin
Ccis
Usoris Seccsesecseneer
Ayesi
Central Presbyterian Church Elects Elders Deacons
The annual congregational meeting re elected P G Stafford as elder and John Murphy as deacon for three years and E E Bixby as deacon to fill an unexpired term. Reports from church organizations were presented.
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Central Presbyterian Church
P. G. Stafford
John Murphy
E. E. Bixby
John Jamison
Church Finances Report Debt Paid and Trim Year Ended
Rev. A A Boyd announced the church is free of debt with funds in every treasurer's hands. Members praised the Ladies Aid and missionary societies for their help as offerings to boards rose. The year closed with all financial obligations met and a bright outlook for the church's future.
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A. A. Boyd
Ladies’ Aid
Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
Young Woman's Missionary Society
Pair Disturbance Leaders Court Arraigned in Police Court
Ida Williams and Clara Faulkner faced police court on a disturbing the peace charge and were fined five dollars each after arraignment. John Frank of Cooper County also paid a five dollar fine for a Saturday disturbance. Ollie McClary, sentenced to 100 days by Judge Truxel, will be allowed to leave town today.
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Ida Williams
Clara Faulkner
Third National Bank
John Frank
Cooper County
Ollie McClary
Truxel
Found His Man Otho Offutt Ahead in Fraud Case
Otho Offutt of Holden will be $190 ahead after a check endorsed by A L Aldridge on a Pleasant Hill bank failed to clear. Aldridge was arrested in Montana and brought to Warrensburg, claiming arrangements with the bank and promising to straighten the matter. He posted bond for his court appearance.
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Otho Offutt
Holden
Mr. Offutt
A. L. Aldridge
Pleasant Hill
Aldredge
Montana
Warrensburg
Bond
Elegant souvenir sent by Priests of Pallas to Kansas City
The Priests of Pallas at Kansas City are sending elegant souvenirs for their carnival. A jewel case was sent to Mr. W. H. Powell of the Citizens' National Bank today by a P. O. P. board friend.
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Pallas
Kansas City
W. H. Powell
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens' National Bank reports record Sedalia deposits
The Sentinel notes that Citizens' National Bank shows about the largest deposits in the history of any Sedalia bank, calling attention to the bank's statement in today's issue.
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Sentinel
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens
Sedalia Bank
Sedalia Tax Case to Be Argued in Kansas City Court of Appeals
The Sedalia National Bank sues George A. Gold in a dispute over city tax bills and council proceedings. The afternoon hearing will determine if prior council actions were regular and whether the tax bills are valid, a matter of wide taxpayer interest in Sedalia.
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City of
Sedalia
Sedalia National Bank
George A. Gold
Kansas City Court of Appeals
Mrs Mary F Fear Dies at 112 West Fourth Street
Mrs Mary F Fear aged 72 73? dies at 112 West Fourth street from cancer after 18 months illness. Born in Virginia 1824 she lived in Missouri since the Civil War first residing in Georgetown. Survived by brother in law Nat Chaney. Funeral at home Tuesday at 2 with Rev J M Boon officiating. Pallbearers chosen from M E church South members.
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Mary F. Fear
West Fourth Street
Virginia
Missouri
Georgetown
Capt
Dickerson
D. D. Fear
Laundry worker injured in early morning machine mishap
Agnes Curran of Dorn and Cloncy's laundry at 547 East Fourth street suffered a severe crush and burn to her right hand while operating a tangled machine. Dr. W. J. Ferguson reports several bones are broken but the hand may be saved.
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Agnes Curran
Dorn & Cloncy’s
East Fourth Street
W. J. Ferguson
Wild West show performer injured in Clinton act
Nestor Cossac a Russian rider with a traveling Wild West show was thrown from a horse during a Clinton performance and sustained a shoulder blade fracture and a troutcherk radiS. He was brought to the city on the Katy Flyer Saturday night and taken to the city hospital for treatment.
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Nestor Cossac
Clinton
Katy
City Hospital
City Banks Issue Strong Official Statements
The Sentinel presents the official statements of the three national banks, highlighting the strength and creditable performance of the city’s financial institutions as of today.
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the Sentinel
Minister McDonald to Move to Windsor From Sedalia
Rev. J. E. McDonald, presiding elder of the M. E. Church South, passed through Sedalia en route to Higginsville. He preached at Clinton on Sunday and Windsor in the evening, and announced plans to move soon to Windsor.
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J. E. McDonald
M. E. Church South
Sedalia
Higginsville
Clinton
Windsor
McDonald
The
Sentinel
County Court Convenes Issues Pauper Warrants
County court convened today issuing a number of pauper warrants. Bridge repairs were discussed and erroneous taxes rectified. Quarterly salaries were allowed.
Bank Tops Circulation With New Bills on Display
Citizens National bank increases circulation to 100000 with new bills ranging from five to one hundred dollars laid out in stacks on counters today.
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Citizens National Bank
Thrown Over a Precipice
Constable Robb received a telegram requesting a lookout for two men who held up a man at a location described in the missing text, with authorities continuing investigations into the incident.
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Robb
Man Thrown Over Cliff After Robbery in Boonville
A man in Boonville was robbed of valuables and then pushed off a 50 foot precipice last night. Police investigated the incident as a violent crime and searched for suspects amid the grim details.
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Boonville
Baseball game net receipts split between two orders
The game between the O. R. C. and the B. of L. E. at Liberty Park on August 21 yielded $83.85. This amount will be shared equally, giving $27.95 to each order and to the convention hall fund.
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B. of L. E
Liberty Park
Convention Hall
Soldier Charged With Theft Report From Barber Shop
D E Bealert a barber at Enoch Ethridge's shop reports a theft incident involving a soldier. The statement outlines alleged theft details and next steps for investigation and charges.
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D. E. Bealert
Enoch Ethridge
Soldier Named Miller Allegedly Steals Grip in Beck Building
A grip was stolen from a room in the Beck building Saturday night by a man identified as Miller from Warrensburg. He fled the city immediately and has not been located.
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Beck Building
Miller
Warrensburg
Rev Stubbins to preach at First Congregational
The Rev. Stubbins of New York will occupy the pulpit at the First Congregational church next Sunday. The Rev. Ray, who was to officiate, is unable to come due to a prior appointment in St. Louis.
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Stubbins
New York
First Congregational Church
Ray
St. Louis
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J.W. Murray
H. W. Meuschke
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W. A. Latimer
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A. P Morey
D. H. Smith
Morris Harter
Dorne& Cloney’s
Dorn & Cloney’s
Central Missouri
East Third St
National
Price
Marseilles
Ares
J. D. Hail Dry Goods Co
Sitters
Inole
APH PY
Ohio Street
Main Street
Ohio
West Main
Rev. Stubbins
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