State Bank of Claypool Report February 28 1920
Report of the condition of the State Bank of Claypool at Claypool Indiana at the close of business on February 28 1920. George Merkle president J O Deaton vice president E W Kinsey cashier Mattie Dick assistant cashier.
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George Merkle
J. O. Deaton
E. W. Kinsey
Mattie Dick
Balance Sheet Snapshot from State Bank of Claypool 1920
The document shows loans and discounts totaling 163 198 30, overdrafts, various securities including US bonds, cash on hand 5064 24 and cash items 5 04 20 07. Liabilities list capital stock 25 000, surplus 1 350, undivided profits 2 253 10, deposits 173 284 50 and notes payable. E W Kinsey signs as cashier with Roy L Strayer notary.
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U.S
Banks & Trust Co’s
Income tax due by March 15 for 1919 returns
Residents of Indiana must file 1919 income tax returns by Monday March 15. Returns require full payment or at least a quarter, with cash accepted only at the collector's main office. Penalties await those who fail to file or pay on time. Early filing and payment urged to ease final day overload.
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Indiana
William L. Elder
Internal Revenue
Indianapolis
Bank Statement for Commercial State Bank of Silver Lake
Report of the condition of the Commercial State Bank, a state bank located in Silver Lake, Indiana, at the close of business on February 28, 1920. President I.A. Snoberger, Vice President W. H. Kern, Cashier J. R. Jontz, Associate Cashier.
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Ira Leckrone
I.A. Snoberger
W. H. Kern
J. R. Jontz
Asso
Commercial State Bank
Silver Lake
Indiana
Bank Statement for Kosciusko County Bank 1920
Cash on hand and bank assets listed totaling 232 228 17 with deposits and liabilities. Cash items current expenses taxes paid interest and profit loss figures appear among resources and liabilities. Notarization by Geo A Brush confirms the figures sworn March 8 1920.
Local Moves and Visits From Last Week
The Earl Zile family relocated from the northeast farm to the Funk place two miles east of town. H. D. Pontius visited from Metrione Tuesday at the James Decker and T. J. Colbert homes. HY. M. Jaques traveled to Warsaw on Wednesday. Mrs Zoe Hamilton of Clinton Iowa visited the Jacob Haney home over Sunday while en route home from Warsaw where she helped care for her aunt Melissa Arthur.
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Earl Zile
Here
H. D. Pontius
Metrione
James Decker
T. J. Colbert
Zoe Hamilton
Clinton
Iowa
Jacob Haney
Warsaw
Melissa Arthur
Seventy-Seven This Week at Adam Stout’s Birthday
A Warsaw note from Misa Ina Stout forwards a Record subscription renewal for her father Adam Stout of Goshen. He marks his seventy seventh birthday this week, known to Silver Lake neighbors and close friends who hail his long local ties and wish many more anniversaries.
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Ina Stout
Warsaw
Adam Stout
Goshen
Mr. Stout
Wm Hanes
Silver Lake
Oh Oh Cindy Farcical Musical Revue At North Manchester
The two act six scene revue Oh Oh Cindy will be at the opera house in North Manchester on Thursday and Friday evenings next week. It features 100 in the cast and is presented by the Phi Delta Cappa Fraternity of North Manchester. Tickets are on sale in Silver Lake at the Rager Juntz store.
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Cindy
North Manchester
Phi Delta Cappa Fraternity
Silver Lake
Rager & Juntz
Rumor Denied by Local News Stand Proprietor
Frank Verrier states no plans to move his news stand from Silver Lake and asks for public support amid gossip about the alleged relocation. He expresses surprise at the rumors and emphasizes his intent to earn an honest living.
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Silver Lake
Frank Verrier
Miss Hazel Deaton Returns to Valparaiso Campus
Miss Hazel Deaton resumes studies at Valparaiso University after a short vacation east of town with relatives and friends.
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Hazel Deaton
Valparaiso
Miss Mary Clymer Visits With Clymer Family Friends
Miss Mary Clymer of Valparaiso University spent several days last week visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J F Clymer west of town. She was accompanied by Miss Cleo Glenz of Chicago and described as a clever refined lady.
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Mary Clymer
Valparaiso University
J. F. Clymer
Cleo Glenz
Chicago
Glenz
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claim Damaging Oath 1886
Frank J. Cheney of Toledo A D 1886 swears his firm will pay one hundred dollars for every catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The ad states the remedy is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by all druggists and includes testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Frank J. Cheney
EJ. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason Notary Public
F. J. Cheney & Co
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