New Bankers Code Sparks Debate On Hardship To Customers
Staunton banker Charles S. Hunter outlines the new bankers code's provisions and warns while initial effects may feel strict, the code aims to avoid hardship for the general public. He notes charity advertising bans, checking charge scales, daily penalties for bad checks, payroll envelope fees, and mandatory safety box pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Hunter
National Valley Bank
Staunton
Staunton Kiwanis Club
Hunter
Clearing House Association
Express
Wanted to Buy House in Mountains Near Washington
Advertiser seeks a house with modern improvements in the mountains, accessible to good roads to Washington. Respond to L. W. Linkins at 1733 DeSales St. Washington DC. December 6, 1951.
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Washington
L. W. Linkins
DeSales St
Washington, D.c
Bank notice details thirty day withdrawal rule and fees
A bank states savings withdrawal requires a thirty day written notice with the amount to be drawn. If the notice period passes without withdrawal, interest on the amount stops. Opening or closing accounts within thirty days incurs a one dollar fee.
Reliable men wanted for farm route deliveries
Wanted reliable men with car to start at $25 weekly. Take over established routes supplying soaps and groceries to farm customers in Frederick Clarke and adjoining counties. Permanent position with good future. Write N. K. Nielson 231 Johnson Ave Newark N J. Dec 6 1921.
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Frederick, Clarke
N. K. Nielson
Johnson Ave
Newark
N. J
Capit Theatre Opens With The First Kiss Tonight
Five years after its founding the Capit Theatre hosts its formal opening with The First Kiss on screen. Advertising fills twelve pages welcoming the new vinia counties in the Christmas tuberculosis seal sale. Furman Rickard is sentenced to one year in prison for killing Ashinaton Coombs.
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New Capit Theatre
Ginia
Furman Rickard
Ashinaton Coombs
Ten Years Ago Highlights From 1922 Civic Events
City expenses for 1922 reach 239000 dollars. Miss Harriett Alice Bennett and Mr William T K Legg wed at the bride's Chesterfield home. Md Frederick H Gillett of Massachusetts Republican chosen Speaker of the House. Winchester bonds total 191600 dollars.
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Harriett Alice Bennett
William T. K. Legg
Bride
Chesterfield
Frederick H. Gillett
Massacchusetts
House of Representatives
Winchester
Navy to Release 100000 Men and Wilson Plans Papal Visit
A fragmented late 1910s note reports Navy secretary Daniels announcing 100000 sailors will be released, Liberty ponds losses tied to a Baltimore bank, and President Wilson planning to visit the Pope in Rome. It also mentions the American Third Army reaching German soil and calls for hot wires in transit.
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Liberty Ponds
Baltimore
Navy
Josephus ‘Daniels
Third’ Army
Wilson
Rome
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Red Cross
Salvation Army
Fairmont Ave
Peyton Street
Loudoun St
Robinson Apartments
Leicester St
S. Cameron St
Terrace
N. J. Wigginton
E. Baker
North Main
J. P. Miller
R Rent
Weragee
West Cork
UL Kuhn
Meade
White Post
North Ave
Mitchell’s General Health Center
George Washington Hotel
Piccadilly St
G. A. Potter
Berryville
American Cooperage Co
Virginia
Nicholson
Kernstown
Highland Ave
Iver Johnson
Columbia Bicycles
Willis’ Bicycle Shop
General Electric Refrigerator
Rhode Island
F. L.dovell
Stephens City
J. W. Keller
Stephensons
Aitier Yea
Fred Harper
Ellis
Lodge of Sorrow
Gilbert
Lawrence
Jerry
Giles
Walnut Hall
Boyce
Hoover
Wilmer Shryock
D. W. Ritenour
Maine
Florida
AMOCO
Orange American Gas
Vanes
Etta Kett
Laranthera
By Paul Robinson
Tetta
ETA
Ethel Waters
Jack Denny
Columbia Network
American Oil Company
Amoco Gas
Amoco Motor Oils
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