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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1916

Page

7

Bank Statement with Ledger and Bonds Details 1914

District of Columbia City of Washington financial statement lists assets and liabilities, including deposits from individuals and banks, securities and reserve funds. It records loans, capital stock, surplus, and notes, with signatures from cashier and notary attesting accuracy as of July 1914.

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Automobiles and local racing updates in Washington district

Fred Harveycutter, recovering from a Chesapeake Beach accident, is expected to return home next Wednesday with doctors hopeful for full recovery within two months. Robert Chase of Haynes Motor Co visits Washington to assist local owners with car adjustments as Allen touring cars and an Allen roadster are noted sold. IC Barber sets a Newark track record at Olympic Park, and a Mitchell midseason model is delivered to Joseph Letter for summer use at Beverly Farms.

Fred Harveycutter Chesapeake Beach Wll Mr. Harveutter Robert Chass Haynes Motor Company Kokomo Ind Washington Haynes Car Chase Haynes IC Barber Olympic Park Newark Mitchell Joseph Letter Miner Brothers Auto and Supply House Mr Letter Virginia Beverly Farma Mass Lester

Medical men camps added at Plattsburg training site

Gen Wood announces two two week camps for medical officers at Plattsburg to study camp sanitation and military hygiene under active camp life. The first starts Wednesday and the second on July 24. Separate sessions aim to fit civilian surgeons for military service amid a significant growth in the recruit program. Buffalo scene notes the Rhine River national convention and a new $3 million railroad station to ease congestion with extensive hotel space reserved.

Plattsburg Gen Wood Camp Ufe Buffalo

Oil A Club Bulletin on Maryland Road Oiling

The Automobile Club of Maryland reports road oiling across the state. Park Heights avenue oiling finished July 6, with the truck moved to Belair road near Perry Hall. Work continues on Belair road from Overlea to Terry Hall and other state roads toward Conowingo Belair and Cumberland Easton Church Hill.

The Automobile Club of Maryland Park Heights Avenue Belair Road Perry Hall Belair Overlea Terry Hall Conowingo Frederick Road Jefferson Pike Frederick Jefferson Frederick Pike Hagerstown State Road Cumberland Church Hill Easton

D. C. Chamber of Commerce Notes on Birmingham visit

Cal Thomas J Cannon of Birmingham visited the chamber and discussed a housing draw and Confederate reunion plans for next May. A crowd near Washington was large, police aided entry, eateries crowded, trains brought many visitors. The new factory section from Baltimore will employ 300 by year end, with 15 to 20 operatives daily trained. A chamber committee will visit the new branch when ready.

Cal Thomas J Cannon Birminham Saturn Cal Cannon Birmingh Washington Baltimore Chamber

Saxon 800 Mile Nonstop Fuel Economy Test Completed

The Record Auto Company led a Saxon test across the U S claiming a complete 390 mile nonstop run with the 8 cylinder Saxon touring car. Driving from Washington to Baltimore then to St Marys City and back, the car maintained 20 to 26 mph, refueled once, and did not shut off the engine for 17 half miles plus. The run evaluated typical driving conditions and buyer expectations.

Saxon Motor Company M. A. Baylis Record Auto Company United States Massachusetts Avenue Baltimore Monumental Washington St Marys City Old City Bayles

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