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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1914
Page
3
Bank statements show assets totaling 4 988 513 91 with reserves 106 500.00 held in cash and securities 70 000.00. liabilities list capital stock 152 300.00, deposits 3 951 674.88, and due to banks 42 891.61. Notary public Nora E Mills and cashier G B Ensworth certify the figures.
The document presents a 1914 bank condition report for Citizens National Bank of Warren Pennsylvania. It lists assets including loans and discounts U S bonds to secure circulation and various securities, plus cash items, reserve accounts, and overdrafts. It records capital stock, surplus, and taxes paid, along with deposits and outstanding bank notes, with a sworn cashier and notary public validator.
The Warren National Bank at Warren Pennsylvania reports its condition as of October 31 1914. It lists assets including U S Bonds, loans and discounts, reserves, and deposits with details of capital stock and notes outstanding. E H Lampe cashier swore to the truth of the statements before Rose H Davis notary on November 5 1914.
No. 520 report of the condition for First National Bank at Warren Pennsylvania shows resources totaling 1 494 709.01 and liabilities of 1 955 323.48 with capital stock 100 000 and notes outstanding 99 300.00.cknowledged by cashier C T Conarro and notarized in Warren County in November 1914.
Report of the condition of the Conewango Trust Co of Warren Pennsylvania shows assets itemized including reserve funds cash securities and loans pledged and notes. It lists liabilities such as deposits capital stock and bills payable with a sworn statement by treasurer H S Keck before John Siggins and other attestants.
Dancing dresses for fall and winter feature fluffy silhouettes with lace, net and chiffon flounces. Lace garnishes are favored. many gowns have two to three tiered skirts with satin or chiffon bodices. Plaited designs extend to the hem, with tight fitted bodices creating a quaint look.
A delicate craft note describes creating a boudoir set from white organdie. The dresser cover, pillow, and pincushion feature white net embroidery with pink and blue floral accents, connecting loops, daisies, and yellow and white medal lions, finished with fine lace insertions.
Grain producers face higher costs as bad roads increase tolls for transport to markets. Poor infrastructure makes road use a heavier tax on farmers, amplifying financial pressure during harvest.
Bill Allen recalls a Birmingham district scare on the Knoxville and Bristol line where a loose coal car races down a grade toward a crowded passenger train. Flagman Walker clears the danger by swinging a turntable, saving women and children aboard. The tale ends with the turntable and wrecked car still visible.
A gloomily reading Bertie considers rearranging his business and quips a rag and bone dealer would pay better. His wife clarifies she meant he should be a hear at the office rather than at home, prompting a humorous exchange.
The piece argues for small, practical winter improvements to roads including clearing brush, improving drainage, repairing bridges, and using road drags during thaw cycles. It emphasizes proper ditch depth, avoiding brush blockage, and continuous maintenance to prevent water pooling and ruts, extending good conditions beyond six months.
A fragmentary lyric-like line explores memory and purpose as a speaker contemplates living meaningfully. The verse hints at doubt and introspection, with an exclamatory refrain emphasizing sudden emotional shifts.
The exchange features Scullion Smith questioning debt for buying an automobile and an airship. Bullion challenges the meaning behind borrowing to fund such ventures.
Guidance on supplying succulent green material as a staple of hens daily rations. Emphasizes bulk and nourishment for chicks to ensure healthy growth. Strong emphasis on regular availability and balanced diet for poultry.
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