Bank Statement from The First State Bank Ward County North Dakota 1905
The document presents the bank’s statement with resources and liabilities including loans, deposits, and capital. It lists figures for loans and discounts, due from banks, cash, and total assets. The liabilities show capital stock, surplus, profits, and various deposits secured by the bank in Ward County North Dakota, with officers J D Landsborough and J Bickford attesting to the accuracy and notarized June 15, 1905. It includes an advertisement for DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
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U.S
Prb
Lawfur Moner Restovs i Bass
Ezaltender
North Dakota
Ward
A.C. Wiper
A. C. Wiper
Bowbells
North Daakota
J. D. Landsborough
J.D. Laspsnoxones
Duycan McLers
N. D
A. Coane
W. Lanpsnonovai
J. D. Lasuavonovar
Suwbells
North
Dala
B’ Bickford
A. B. Broxrorp
H. L. Lrow
B. Broxrorp
G.L. Broxvorp
Janitor in Jersey school causes confession over Washington bust
principal summons all classes to auditorium and condemns culprit for moving bust of George Washington to the floor with its face to the wall to keep rain from spoiling it. The janitor admits the act, citing a leaky roof and intent to protect the statue, and the school is dismissed.
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Jersey
George Washington
New York
George
Washinton
Good Men In Demand In Town Front Rank For Faithful Work
A letter cites a former Atchison worker who earned 100 dollars a month, now 10000 a year, with less effort. It argues “good men” are industrious loyal and intelligent and easier to be than bad, noting scarcity and rewards for patient workers who avoid shirking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Atchison Globe
Penius
Iman
Sheto
In Defense of War in Lippincott's readers debate
A dialogic snippet discusses war's costs and legitimization. It questions if war serves noble ends or merely profits leaders, noting public emblems and slogans while challenging logical consistency. The piece hints at moral and political entanglements behind potential mobilization.
Cat burial under gooseberry bush causes hairy fruit
A rural English horticultural society receives a letter arguing a cat burial under a gooseberry bush altered the plant’s fruit, making it hairy. The writer claims the next season’s fruit remained smooth before becoming hairy and notes the cat’s remains influenced the plant’s appearance.
Midi a Nest of Criminals on Red Sea Shores
The fragment describes Midi as a virtually unknown shore on the Red Sea, a pirate and slaver stronghold ruled by a sheik with strict marriage limits for his warriors. It notes Midi pays no tribute to the Turkish government and lies in a long, muddy harbor limiting warship access, suggesting prolonged lawless activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midi
Red Sea
Mens
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Herman Enderson
Homes & Saddlery
Bowbells, N. D
Dyceman
Heo, Albrecht
B. M. Wohlwend, Jr
First National Bank Capital
Bow Bells
North Dak
Ingison
R. B. Burger & Co
First National Bank OF Lowbells
Bowpens
Dakota
A.B. Bickvoup
Utary
Hewren
Jess Perensox
Tune
Arvuscut
T Directors
The
First State Bank
DeWitt
E. C. Krueger
E. . Krueger
Washington
Lippincott
R. B. Cox
Roswell & Miller
Fancy & StarLe Unuucies
R. B.cox
Monex
Jens Peterson
W. E. Veon
Axel Gillstrom
Langworthy Lumber Company
Langworthy Lumber Co
Peter Dahlquist
Mgr
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