Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad In 1886 Toledo Ledger
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co asserts the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Statement sworn December 6 1886 before A W Gleason Notary Public Toledo Ohio. Cure claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials available. Also promotes Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Cheney
F.J Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
A.D
A. W. Gleason
F. J. Cheney & Co
O. Sota
Notice to Hunters on Private Premises
Notice that the undersigned will not permit hunting or trapping on their land without consent. Signatories include Thomas Gamble Augh Tracy E. V. Wendel 8 J. Biscop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gamble
Tracy E. V. Wendel
J. Biscop
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Rittenhouse Estate
Notice in the monitor of the estate of Sherman Rittenhouse, deceased, in the Kesoviceko Circuit Court September Term 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Rittenhouse
Koseciveko
Dale F. Homman
Warnaw
Aaron A Rasor
Konxelusk
Circuit Court
J. H. Brubaker & Everett Rasor Sons
Notice of Sale of School Property in Jackson Township Indiana
The trustee of School District Number Four in Jackson Township Kosciusko County Indiana petitions to sell abandon ed school property including a three fourths acre parcel with building. Sale offered Saturday December 13 1919 at 10 a.m. on the premises for not less than appraised value. Cash terms. ALPHEUS B ALREY Trustee November 20 1919 Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson’ Township
Kosciusko County
Indiana
Jackson Township
Said
Lakeside Community Notes on Sunday and Weekday Visits
Percy Ring and family were on our streets Sunday evening. Ben Ulsh caller at the Clink home Monday morning. Rev Fryberger preached an excellent sermon there Sunday. W H Kernig had fence work done this week. Charles Bahney and family visited Rose Hill Sunday. Merritt Longbrake helped. Frank Hill hauled gravel several days last week. B F Hill returned from Kansas City Saturday evening. Mrs Merritt Longbrake had a surprise at her home last Friday night with many present. Galen and Graden Regenos expect home Wednesday night to visit until Monday with their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Ulsh
Clink
Fryberger
B. F. ‘Hill
Kansas City
Merritt Longbrake
Galen
Graden Regenos
Mrs. C. M. Regenos
Thanksgiving chicken supper and local visits noted
Miss Marcella Beber improves as the community plans a Thanksgiving chicken supper. Artie Carr and family visited the Grossnickel home, Albert Beber and wife visited the John Beber home, and Merl Rowland and family visited Richard Davis home. Clarence Eber and family of near Macy spent Sunday with Hira Brady. Ernest Carry served an extra mail run and left Monday. Mrs. Abner Moyer plans to entertain her Sunday school class Thursday. Mrs. Walter Stout traveled to Indianapolis to stay with her husband Dr. Stout over Sunday. Merl Tinkey and family of near Warsaw visited Mr. and Mrs. Sellers Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abner Moyer
Merl Tinkey
Warsaw
Fairview Notes Bring Local Items To Readers
Fairview items include visits and family news from the Carl Longbrake and J L Parker households. locals attend gatherings, and farms gain improvements like a new board fence. revival services begin with Evangelists Thompson and singing, inviting all to attend. Red Cross quotes mark wartime memories from Charles W. O Connor and Captain L. Martewig.
Fighting Tuberculosis Campaign Launched Nationally
The National Tuberculosis Association has begun an extensive educational drive. A health survey shows 150000 deaths annually in the United States and 1000000 active tuberculosis cases remain today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tuberculosis Association
United States
Bank Statement of Commercial State Bank Silver Lake Indiana
Report of the condition of the Commercial State Bank a state bank at Silver Lake Indiana at the close of business on November 17 1919. President I A Snoberger Vice President W H Kern Cashier Clarence R Jontz Assistant Cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Leckrone
I. A. Snoberger
W. H. Kern
Clarence R. Jontz
Commercial State Bank
Silver Lake
Indiana
Maple Grove
Hoosier Dixie
Balances and Resources Reported by Bank
The document lists financial totals including Loans and Discounts 168000.48 Overdrafts 1447.91 Bonds 14900.00 Other Bonds and Beourit's Banking House 8000.00 Furniture and Fixtures 1500.00 Due from Banks and Trust Companies 35230.35 Cash on Hand 8154.20 Cash Items Current Expenses Taxes Paid Interest Paid Profit and Loss 3146.29 162.55 and a Total Resources figure of 243860.08.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeeees
Ceee
Beourit
State Bank of Claypool Financial Report 1919
Report of the condition of the State Bank of Claypool Indiana at the close of business on November eleventh 1919. George Merkle President a O Deaton Vice President E W Kinsey Cashier Mattie Dick Assistant Cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Merkle
A. O. Deaton
E. W. Kinsey
Mattie Dick
Balance Sheet Fragments Show Bank Resources and Expenses
The document lists assets and liabilities including loans and discounts 142383.40 and overdrafts 301.74, U.S. bonds 8997.67, other securities 4812.50, banking house 1600, furniture 1800, real estate, cash on hand 4649.25, balances 83.66, current expenses 2332.84, taxes 651.00 and interest paid 1997.79.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
U. S
Banks & Trust
Qoo’s
Balance Sheet for Commercial State Bank 1919 Kosciusko County
Indiana banker I W H Kern testifies to the accuracy of the 1919 bank statement from the Commercial State Bank in Kosciusko County. The report shows capital stock paid in 25000 dollars, surplus 8000, undivided profits 0, profit and loss 43.58, dividends unpaid 6, demand deposits 986214.4, demand certificates 120848.66, total liabilities 243860.08, plus other liabilities. The statement was sworn by Kern on November 25, 1919, before Geo A Er Not.
State Bank of Claypool financial statement 1919
Balance sheet summary shows capital stock 25000, surplus 1000, undivided profits 1080.28, exchange and interest 8297.86, bills payable, demand deposits 99714.97, demand certificates 74483.82 totaling 174,258.79 liabilities and 209,636.88 assets. E. W. Kinsey as cashier certifies the statement sworn Nov 25 1919 before Notary Roy L. Strayer.
Also Mentioned on This Page
State of
Ohio
Luéan County
Hunt
Rager & Jentz
Alpheus B. Alrey
Riumph Pilla
Acdresa
Natonal Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Dr. Hess
Lice
Lakeside
Percy Ring
W. H. Kernig
Charles Bahney
Rose ‘Hill
Frank Hill
Red Cross
Marcella Beber
Artie Carr
Grossnickel Home
Albert Beber
John Beber
Mrs. Merl Rowland
Richard Davis
Clarance Eberand
Macy
Hira Brady
Ernest Carry
Fairview
Miss Ethel Sands
Carl Longbrake Home
Dolly Hoffman
Ida
Ruth Fitton
Joun’ Eh Parker
Hiram Parker
Rev
Mrs. Pence
Otto Valentine
Harley Regenos
George Bouse
Irvin Parker
J. W. Litton
Burk
Theodore Parker
Paul Newcome
Theodore
Jonnathan Alexander
Goulden
Indianapolis
Charles Regenos
Juin L. Parker
Everett
Price
Herbert
Charles W. O’connor
26Th Infantry
The
L. Martewig
Total
White Star
Roan Mack
Golden Star
Eva Nonpareil
Victor Lad
Royal Victor
Marvin Ranch
J. Grossnickel
W.H. Kern
Maple Grove Farm
C. T. Littler
Mazda
L. M. Hi
Rexall
Sunuras
Rexal
Wessels
State Bank OF Claypool
State Bank of
Claypool
Resources
State of Indiana
I. W. H. Kern
William H. Kern
Sebl
County of
Kosciusko
BE. W. Kinsey
the State Bank
Claypool, Ind
Roy L. ‘Strayer
Rac
William Gray Loeh
Over Lake
City Bank
George A. Bruse
Charles O
Hanson
Notaries
Abstracts
Real Auta
Kosciusko & Wabash
Benjan
James
Meloy, Goa
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