Bank Statement of Frederick County Bank 1925
The document presents a bank balance sheet for the Frederick County Bank of Virginia, listing assets and liabilities as of January 6 1925. It shows deposits, reserves, and borrowings including demand deposits, time deposits, and certified checks, with cashier notes and total liabilities. The sworn cashier WM G Hardy attests the accuracy of the figures with directors attestation and a notary public seal.
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Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
ORR OE Lace
Ganong
Bas Oe Ee
State
Virginia
of Frederick
Ss. I
Wm. G. Hardy
W. A. Baker
R. S. Smith
R. Gray Williams
Frances W. Beverley
Charles City County Produced Two Presidents in Two Months
In 1841 Charles City County Virginia elected both William Henry Harrison as president and John Tyler as vice president. Harrison died soon after, Tyler becoming president a month later. No other county in the United States has produced two presidents within about two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Charles City
United States
William Henry Harrison
John Tyler
Tyler
Free Trial Offer For Asthma Sufferers
An advertisement claims a complimentary asthma treatment method that promises relief for chronic or recent cases regardless of climate age or occupation. It targets hopeless cases where inhalers douches opium preparations or patent remedies failed and urges immediate mail-in request with no payment or postage.
Griffin Taylor Died At Berryville Home At 75
Griffin Taylor a well known Berryville resident died at his home at 7 last night from age related infirmities. He leaves his widow Mrs Arnett and one brother Eugene Tailor of Clarke county. He was 75. Funeral from Hader's Berryville tomorrow at 11 with burial in Green Hill Cemetery. Services by Rev. Harper of the Presbyterian Church. Pallbearers listed: Preston Marks John Shewbridge Harry Hardesty Benjamin Bulliam William Moore and William Levi.
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Griffin Taylor
Berryville
Arnett
Eugene Tailor
Clarke County
Hader
Green Hill Cemetery
Green Hill Cemetery, With Services By the Rev. Mr. Harper
The
Presbyterian Church
Preston Marks
John Shewbridge
Harry Hardesty
Benj. Bulliam
Wm. Moore
Wm. Levi
Allies Consider German Payments in Paris Talks
The Allied finance ministers opened discussions in Paris on German reparations and related topics. The session lasted 40 minutes with formal addresses as delegates adjourned to study reports and viewpoints. Attending were Frank D. Kellogg, James A. Logan Jr, and Myron T. Hendricks, with ministers to Britain, France, and the Reparations Commission represented.
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Paris
Frank D. Kellogg
Great Britain
James A. Logan, Jr
Avid Myron T. Hendricks
France
News Plants Seized In Rome
In Rome on January 7 the Associated Press reports police raids arrested ten alleged anarchists and seized illicit documents at an anarchist stronghold called the Bakumin Club. Milan police supported by a fascist militia and carabiniers expanded patrols to quell disturbances as Mussolini pressed enforceable measures to maintain order.
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Associated Press
Rome
Italy
Mussolini
Chamber of Deputies
Milan
Bakumin Club
Imoe
Iran
Fascisti
Carabiniers
Telephone Company Seeks Higher Rates in Maryland
In Baltimore on January 7, a statutory court heard Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company versus the Maryland Public Service Commission. The company seeks a temporary injunction to lift the current rate cap, alleging rates are confiscatory, while the commission had kept Maryland rates in place for two years and ruled the local firm is controlled by AT&T, not autonomous.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
John C. Rose
Maurice A. Soper
D. Lawrence Groner
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Maryland Public Service Commission
Telephone Company
Maryland
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
House Reports Naval Measures
The Senate appropriations committee reported the first session measures today, including a 289 million dollar annual naval appropriation bill and a 157 million dollar deficiency bill. The actions mark the opening fiscal moves for the Navy.
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House
Associated Press
Washington
Sénate Appropriations Committee
Stockholders Meeting Notice for Winchester Bank Directors
The Commercial & Savings Bank of Winchester Virginia schedules its annual stockholders meeting at Hotel Jack in Winchester on Tuesday January 13 1925 for the election of directors and other business.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Winchester
Virginia
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Jack
The Little Fellow Races With The Broadway Limited
Mutt and Jeff by Bud Fisher features a humorous strip where the small character competes with the Broadway Limited train, highlighting comic rivalry and city rail imagery.
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The
Broadway Limited
Mutt and
Jeff
Bud Fisher
From School Teacher to Great Eminence
A Western farm boy educated himself becoming a district teacher and medicinist who aided veterans after the Civil War. He studied medicinal plants, moved to Buff, and built a remedies business. Dr. R. V. Pierce rose to worldwide fame with Golden Medical Discovery and other tonics.
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Western
Pep
Upenou
Buff
R. V. Pierce
Dr. Pierce Olintalo
N. Y
New Year Visits and Local Family News Compilation
Mount Williams Brit hosts guests from Gores and Md with Mrs. Leslie Lonas and Mrs. H W Ashwood among attendees. Doctors attend eye issues. various family members from Brewer and Sager families visit, celebrate, and news notes include illness, travel, and a wedding lead aboard the Mayflower yacht.
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A.L. Brewr
William. Brewé
Leslie Lonas
Gores
H. W. Ashwood
Winchester
Milton Sager
Grace Irene Hay
River and Harbor Bill Cuts Redirected Funds
Associated Press report from Washington notes rivers and harbors committees trimming the bill by 13.214 million dollars from an initial 52 million, and reducing another 1 million from a 16 million proposal for an intercoastal canal along the Mexico coast.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mexico
Three Children Witness Brutal Slaying of Mother in New York
New York reports Mrs. Hattern was slain before her three children after leaving her husband and brother-in-law Soloman, who was arrested on charges. Police found the suspect in the apartment, later smoking.
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New York
Hattern
Rery
Soloman
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