Report on Conmango Frust Company financial condition 1912
Ledger style statement for Conmango Frust Company 302 Pennsylvania avenue Warren county Pennsylvan ia as of November 2 1912 lists resources liabilities and equity. Highlights include capital stock 125000 reserves 6250 undivided profits 8514 deposits 59448 time deposits 5561 and total assets 301642 66. Treasurer H S Keck swears accuracy with notary John Siggins Jr and directors attesting.
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Conmango Frust Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Warren
Warren County
Pennsylvania
State of
H. S. Keck
John Siggins, JR
W. W. Stevens
Jos. G. Johnson
John Hepburn
Warren Trust Company
Warren Trust Company of
Second Street
Warissa
Geo
BE. Colvin
J. P. Jefferson
W. M. Lindsey
A. Mintzer
Balance Sheet Excerpts From 1912 Corporate Trusts Document
The excerpt shows finance items including cash and specie, checks and cash items, and amounts due from banks and trust companies. It lists notes, time loans with collateral, office building and fixtures, and furniture. Liabilities include capital stock, undivided profits, and various deposits. Trust funds values and corporate trust totals are indicated, with notarized affirmation by Geo B E Colvin in 1912.
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Banks and Trust Co Reserve
Bonds & Mort’ Gs
Trial List for December 1912 Warren County Court of Common Pleas
List of causes set for trial for the second week of December beginning December 9, 1912 in the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County Pennsylvania. Includes Buffalo Paragon Wall Plaster Co. vs G Lightner etc. and several railways company disputes.
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Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Uffalo Paragon Wall Plaster Co
G. Lightner
Eirza I. Henry
Sumner EK. Orr
Cove Manufacturing Co
Big Cove Lumber Co
Jerome F. Buck
Charles Walter Smith
Tony Wagner
Warren and
Jmestown Street Railway Co
Curtis M. Shawkey
George H. Moursh
A Scotsman in Egypt and the idle thoughts of philosophers
Waste. Sir Archibald Geikie told of a Scotchman urged to holiday in Egypt and visit the pyramids. He grumbled about mason work not bringing rent. The passage notes that some people speak on Why We Are and What We Are and the nature of awareness and ignorance, calling such figures philosophers.
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Archibald Geikie
Egypt
Pyramids
Great Pyramid
Bulletin
Sidney
Deaths Include Betsy Hamblet Aged 90 In Warren County
Mrs Betsy Hamblet age ninety and possibly the oldest woman in Warren County died Monday November 11 at the home of her foster son Edward Walker on Union Street. She was buried Thursday November 14. Mrs Ann Cobham wife of Henry Cobham died Sunday evening November 10 at her apartments in the Mitchell Block East Side. The body was taken to the family home at Stoneylonsome where the funeral was held Tuesday November 19 at 11 AM with Rev H M Conaway of Ridgway officiating. Interment was in Oakland. Bearers were women friends of Mrs Cobham including Mrs M J Christman Mrs Leon Taylor Mrs Emmett Lacy Mrs Win Hanson Mrs G A Probst and Miss Ruth Jackson.
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Betsy Hamblet
Warren County
Edward Walker
Union Street
Ann Cobham
Henry Cobham
Mitchell Block
East Side
Stoneylonsome
H. M. Conaway
Ridgway
Oakland
Cobham
M. J. Christman
Leon Taylor
Emmett Lacy
Win. Hanson
G. A. Probst
Ruth Jackson
Mrs Lacy Rites Detail Longtime Jamestown Educator
Mrs Isaac Lacy died Saturday at 6 am at the family home on Third Street after weeks of illness and two strokes. Born in Hartfield New York she lived in Shippenville and Jamestown where she taught and served as assistant principal at Miss Wheelers seminary. Survived by two daughters James M Dickey Erie and Harriet E Lacy Warren four grandchildren and a service led by Rev J W Smith at the Presbyterian church.
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Isaac Lacy
Third Street
Lacy
Hartfield
New York
Shippenville
Jamestown
N. Y
Miss
Yale Daily News Opposes School of Journalism
An editorial in the Yale Daily News denounces the idea of a Yale journalism school as socially lamentable and too businesslike. It argues such a department would grow the university without strengthening it and urges private munificence not to plant one here.
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Yale Daily News
Business College
Columbia
Sheff
Counterfeit Ten Dollar Notes Painter Sentenced
Louis Gaymore of Chicago admitted guilt for painting ten dollar counterfeit government notes and was sentenced to one year in U S prison at Fort Leavenworth Kansas. He said he did it to support his wife and child after failing to sell his art. Federal authorities said the notes were very well executed.
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Louis Gaymore
Chicago
United States
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Gaymore
Thanksgiving Services at Two Churches
Thanksgiving services will be held this year at the First Lutheran church. The Rev Morris A White, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church, will preach the sermon.
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First Lutheran Church
Morris A. White
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Chorus to presenta two part cantata at First M E church
On Tuesday evening November 26 a large chorus under Thomas H. Jenkins will perform at the First Methodist Episcopal church. Part 1 features Gade s cantata Zion Part 2 Coleridge Taylor death of Minnehaha. Admission is 35 cents due to counter attractions.
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Thomas H. Jenkins
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Gade
Coleridge-Taylor
Minnehaha
Rev Drummond Resigns From Baptist Pastorate
At the First Baptist Church service on Sunday morning Rev Alfred Cookman Drummond announced his resignation effective at year end. Officials will consider the action and hold the resignation open for one week as a committee plans to meet the pastor. He has received two calls from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh but has not decided which to accept.
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First Baptist
Alfred Cookman Drummond
Drummond
Mr. Drummond
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Market Report New York Provision Market News
Wheat No 2 hard winter 95 percent basis. Oats standard FOB 37 cents. Pork Mess 19.25 to 19.50 dollars. Butter creamery extras 35 cents. Eggs State and Pennsylvania white fancy new laid 55 to 60 cents. Potatoes State per 180 pounds 1.75 to 2.00 dollars.
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New York
State
Pennsylvania
Buffalo grain and dairy prices rise in early market report
Buffalo gains show No. 2 white wheat at 1.07 a bushel and No. 3 yellow corn at 57c. oats range 34 to 44c. flour mixed patent 5.25 to 6.00 per barrel. butter 26c high. cheese 17c to 19c. potatoes 65c per bu. price list reflects steady regional commodity values.
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Buffalo
Winter Family
East Buffalo Livestock Market Report
CATTLE prime steers 9.15 to 9.35 per pound 1200 to 1400 lb. steers 7.25 to 7.85. Choice fat cows 6.00 to 6.50. Choice heifers 7.00 to 7.65. Choice bulls 5.75 to 6.40. Choice veals 10.50 to 11.00. fair to good 9.75 to 10.25. SHEEP AND LAMBS choice spring lambs 7.25 to 7.40. Mixed sheep 4.00 to 4.25. WOGS light Yorkers 77.5 to 78.90. heavy hogs 8.90 to 8.10.
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East Buffalo
Prussian building code mandates heated labor huts in cold months
The amended code requires huts for laborers on building sites to be suitably warmed from November 1 to April 1 when outside temperatures reach fourteen degrees, that is eighteen below freezing.
No Chance to Hold a Goat Getting Incident
A Mexican man's anger in a Herington grocery store leads to a quip about goats and dogs as he learns someone else charged groceries to another Mexican. The exchange highlights local humor from the Herington Sun.
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Herington
Herington Sun
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N. G. Young
R. H. Schuler
Joestown Street Railway Co
John H. Taylor
Warren and Nestown Street Railway Co
Nuna Keating
Brotherhood of 1Ilroad
Mrs. Betsy Hamblet
Mrs
School OF Journalism
YALE
Grand Musical
Liberty Street
Warren, Pa
Market Report
Buffalo Provision Market
Apey
Green & Davidson
Green @ Blair
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