Political Commentary on War Tax and Prohibition Memo
A compilation remarks on Governor Cox and Senator Bryan linking peace efforts to political maneuvers. It notes claims about mobilization in Mexico, tariff debates, and the role of the Anti-Saloon League with funds for the 1916 campaign. References to Wilson era policy and public sentiment appear alongside critical quips about leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne B. Wheeler
Wm. Jennings
Ryan
Ohio
League
All Have Three Forms and May Fever Remedies
Fragmented OCR notes describe states of matter and a humorous dinner complaint. The text then shifts to a Philadelphia War May fever or asthma ad praising Foley’s Honey and Tar as a remedy for throat irritation and difficult breathing with Nash Pharmacy listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Nash Pharmacy
Amelia State Bank 1915 Statement from Ohio Bank
W A Williams cashier certifies the Amelia State Bank at Amelia Ohio closed June 2 1915 with assets totaling 120 606 86 and liabilities matching. The report lists overdrafts real estate loans securities reserve balances and deposits with a sworn statement dated July 3 1915 before Mayor James Sillett in Clermont County Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nenae Tee
W. A. Williams
Stars OF
Ohio
Clermont
James Sillett
Safety First in the Ministry
A comic exchange features Deacon Blutchpenny questioning a church pastorate applicant about salary, with a bidding reply of seven hundred dollars a year and eight hundred fifty with donations. Mrs. Jiggles notes a conductor’s odd look on the trolley, then declares the conductor resembles a familiar face, identifying him as their goldfish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deacon Blutchpenny
Mrs. Jiggles
Jiggles
Judge
Angel coin of four pennyweights in Tudor era
An ancient gold coin called the angel weighed four pennyweights and was valued at 6s under Henry VI and at 10s during Elizabeth I in 1562. Its name derives from the angel effigy embossed on one side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry VI
Elizabeth
State Bank of Moscow Declares Financial Position June 23
Cincinnati area ledger shows assets totaling 86 511 37 with loans real estate 10 695 00 and collateral 19 875 93. Other loans 38 354 47, securities 4 000 00, cash items 106 12, and reserves 7 059 47. liabilities list capital 15 000 00, surplus 6 500 00, undivided profits 58 595 32. cashier A F Kayser swears the statement true before a Clermont county notary on the second day of June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F.kayser
State Bank
State OF
Ohio
Clermont
Jas
B. McKrvas
Seabee
Bank Statement and Real Estate Auction Notices
Administratrix sells Clermont county land parcels in Jackson Township aided by David Snell heirs and names D P Snell estate. Real estate appraised at 40 729 86 with three installment sale terms and mortgage security. Also bank balance sheet lists loans securities and deposits at First National Bank Williams burg Ohio as of June 23 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Williamsburg
Ohio
Clermont County
Jackson
Clermont
David Jones
John Montioy
John Monts
Janes Taylor
David P. Snell
John Snider
Miami
John Montijoy
D.P. Snell
D. F. Har
Insi
D. F. Harry
David Snell
James Taylor
Gale
AN J Snell
D. P. Snell
Edwin O. Ely
My Barn
Batavia
Cincinnati Pike
William C
Rosseau
E. H
London
Hackney
New York
Philadelphia
Idam
Lady Bird
B. H
A. H
Toronto
Ben Performer
Darley Arabian
Ernst
Saravia
Balance Sheet Figures From Local Bank Report
A historical bank balance sheet lists real estate loans of 15 023 00, collateral loans 5 950 00, other loans and discounts 58 858 47 and overdrafts 185 27. It also shows bonds and securities 11 500 00, banking house 8 000 00, furniture 2 000 00, real estate owned 2 750 00, cash items 11 199, reserve bank deposits 14 456 49, gold 330, silver dollars 11, national bank notes 24, stock paid in 1 546 20, interest and taxes paid 5 511 07, demand deposits 83 159 07, demand certificates 24 435 28, total 107 594 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. and National Bank House
Yids
U.S
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
U. 8
National Bank
Advert To Castoria Promptly Recalled
A Philadelphia Public Ledger excerpt plays on the fame of Fletcher’s Castoria with a quip about misery and the ease of finding trouble. The exchange contrasts a preacher’s passion with a pointed jab about personal responsibility in a crowded audience setting.
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Clermonti Publishing Co
Bryan
Sime-cabinet
Bigix
Keegan
Judas
Jesus
Wilson
Ordas
Mexico
Cox
Philadelphia Ledger
Europe
Progressiveditorial Association of
Indiana
Republican Editorial Association
Sumaton
Ohio State
Journal
Amelia State Bank
Amelia
Resources
State Bank of Moscow
Moscow
A. F. Kayser
Treasury
Ds Cary Ee
Joe Bells
W. B. Knight
Mon
Terey
Garrett Burch
Mason
Yale Bells
Sécondaire
Chimes
Ilva G
Alyson
Bellfield
Belmont
Elmer White
Batavia, Ohio
Bell Phone
Newtonsville
Minnie Diercks
Minnie Arene
Jacob Friend
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
I. J. B. Cover
J. B. Cover
State OF Ohio
H. Lochard
Mae
Fletcher
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co
Newark
Cincinnati
Clare Bernon
Batay
Sardinia
Winchester Peebles Mineral Springs
Portsmouth
Statio Ly
Portsmou
Peebles
Winchester
Berdinia
Forilliamsburg
Bernon Clare
Cincinat
Hillsboro
Aoe de
Hills
Py Joun L. Biapon
Div
Saunders
Ssenger
William O
Lynn L. Johnson
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Tri-state
Cnn
McCormick
Weber
Richmond Champion
Hoosier
Kraus
Buckeye
Janesville
Bush
Harness Store
Goole
Harnes
Badger Boy
Black Badger
McCarty
Wiggonsville
Altheow
Kells
Milford
Uriah Haworth
Fun
Sean i
Eeeooeeae
Ray
Willasburg
Balo
Timothy Hay
John Ee Emifier
Dral Droge
Cues Athe
Opak
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