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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1920
Page
5
Knox county records note the final day to pay June taxes is the 20th. County Treasurer Clifton G. Hunt urges prompt payment to avoid penalties as tax collections lag at $8,000 last Tuesday. Other items include wills, real estate transfers, and court motions in Knox county.
Rev Curh Durbit son of My and Mrs John Thomas Durbin of Howard will celebrate his first mass at St Larios Danville next Sunday at 9 am. He was ordained Holy Saturday in Motec Italy as the first Knox county boy ordained. Rev William McDermott will be deacon. Rev C P Trogus former St Luke pastor also deacon. J W Mak hone will attend. Celebration marks 100th anniversary of the first mass at St Larios on Aug 11.
In these readjustment days to aid production and pay bills, the ad urges early return to industry and economy. It highlights 5 percent certificates of deposit as safe, profitable investments and promotes investing earnings wisely with Buckeye State Building & Loan Co at Rankin Building, 22 West Guy Street, Columbus.
Gov Cox the Democratic presidential nominee today issued a statement replying to Senator Harding’s claim that Wilson had settled the League of Nations campaign scene. He pledges a campaign to bring peace with honor and a new civiliation day. Roosevelt also responds from Hyde Park defending Wilson’s influence and offering the choice to the American people to return to 1914 conditions.
A fragment discusses Senator Harding and a perceived ancient grudge affecting national welfare. It notes that a certain senator favors personal vendettas over the nation's interests, and references Provident Witkon as related to the broader point. The passage hints at ongoing political infighting and public debate.
The Howard Savings Bank Co of Howard Ohio presents its condition as of June 30 1920. The report lists loans and discounts, overdrafts, U S bonds and state and municipal bonds, banking house and fixtures, cash items, reserves, and total assets of 135,247.15. Capital stock paid in 12,500 with surplus 7,600 and undivided profits 1,611.93. Deposits include demand, savings, and time deposits totaling 92,? (numbers approximate from OCR). The statement is sworn to by cashier G W Hoovler and attested by directors J F Gardner A W Fohnduck and Chas Fe Simpson before Notary Hull on July 12 1920.
Senator Harding in Marion rejects Governor Cox speech as not supporting a Transportation program and says he will not debate the nominee. A bank affidavit by WANDER and others confirms the signing before JOHN G. WINTERUINORR, a notary in Knox County Ohio on July 14.
Report shows resources including discounts and overdrafts 2 2 items Used as collateral with 346 Other towns and discounts 91040.48 Bonds and securities 19016.69 State county and municipal bonds Bank furniture and fixtures reserve with Federal Reserve Stock holdings 50 percent of subscription Net amounts from banks vault and cash total 450 84 52 Liabilities include capital stock 25000 surplus 5000 undivided profits 73042.06 deposits 556 No. time deposits 111534.47 savings 27700.52 Bills payable to Federal Reserve 11500 total 254084.52 cashier Wander notes liabilities lists savings deposits 4072.46 other liabilities deposits on Liberty bonds
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