Bank Statement Summary From Frederick County Ledger 1923
A 1923 bank statement shows deposits totaling 1 982 869 24 and liabilities including 9 2 payable notes. The cashier Wm G Hardy certifies the figures as true to the best knowledge with directors present. Notary public Frences W Beverley and others attest to the affidavit sworn July 1923.
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Frederick
Ashier Hardy
G. Hardy
R. Gray Williams
Stuart Bell
Prances W. Biverley
Notary Public
Bank statement sworn by Summers and Brill officers
Bosna 1 Charles J Summers Castirer do solemnly swear to the above statement of the financial condition of Union Bank of Winchester located at Winchester Frederick County State mia at close of business on June 30 1923. Signed by Chas J Summers cashier Robt F Brill Daniel W Lupton and Geo W Kurtz.
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Frederick
Virginia
Charles J. Summers
Castirer
Union Bank of Wintater
Winchester
Chas. J. Summers
Robt. F. Brill
Daniel
Geo. W. Kurtz
A. Shryock
Russell A. Shayook
John A
H Yee
W. H. Painter
F. Keine
Middletown State Bank, Incorporated
Middletown
State of V
State Corporation’ Commission
Ana State Bank
Hse
Western Frederick Bank
Gore
Braecona
Pitas Corporation
R. Hovdk
John I. Sloat
A. C. Slon R
Sik Runnows
DR. J. , Richard
T. S. Jollaffe
Brief to Attorney for ICC on Carrier Valuation Rates
A brief to the attorney for the Interstate Commerce Commission argues that the carrier valuation should use original costs of building and equipment, opposing the claim by the railways that present replacement cost should set the rate. The conference formed May 25 contends for original cost basis against replacement cost.
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Wefe
Frederick Clarke County voters hear 1923 political notices
Multiple candidates announce for local offices in Frederick and Clarke counties and Winchester Virginia. Declarations include re election bids for House of Delegates and sheriff positions with Democratic Primary set for August 7 1923 and a county primary order issued by James Hayes Jr. with polling at numerous precincts.
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Frederick
Clarke
Winchester
House of Delegates
Fredrast County
J. M. Massie
Fred County
Virginia
Spatiate Cerrie
Pannett
General Assembly
Frederick County
Clarke County
Commonwealth
Lessser
Richmond
James Hayes, JR
The
State Senate
Neffstowm
Brown
White Hall
Albin
Ashtop
Dolans
Baker’s Mill
Gainesboro
Oakley
Gore
Lamps
Russells
Dry Run
Old Forge
Middletown
Stephen’ City
Canterbury
Armel
Carpers Valley
Kernstown
Greenwood
Luther Pannett
Frederick’ County
New York writer's fragment hints at split and amicable terms
A fragment from a New York publication hints at an amicable split regarding unspecified parties. Details are unclear, but the tone suggests a civil approach to a disagreement without open conflict.
Rural mail system adds 204 new routes in last year
The rural mail system expanded in the past fiscal year with 204 new routes. The effort aims to improve service in rural areas and address buildage concerns raised by officials.
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Washington
Bank Statement Fragment From Virginia Bank June 30 1923
A historical bank statement shows deposits, reserves, and notes in Virginia with figures for capital, surplus, undivided profits, and total assets. It includes cashier attestations, director signatures, and a notary public seal, dated July 9 1923.
Balance Sheet Fragment From State Bank Audit
Financial snippet shows assets including cash and due from banks 29000.16 and deposits subject to check totaling 280137.8h. It lists bonds and premiums 184213.91 and 14593.75, furniture fixtures 856.00, with sworn statement by cashier W R Campbell dated July 10 1923 in Frederick County Virginia.
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Aera Neace
Treas
Sacral Reserve Bank
U. S
Asure
Rome
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Eee
State
Virginia
Frederick
W. R. Campbell
Western Frederick Bank financial condition 1928 statement
Overdrafts unsecured real estate owned furniture and fixtures cash and deposits totals shown. Bank revenue stamps capital stock paid in and profits before interest and expenses. The document includes date June 30 1928 and officers cashier and directors attesting to accuracy.
Fragmented OCR summary of community transit data
OCR fragment describes mileage totals and counts of families and citizens served, mentioning KS and numbers like 741 families and 6.5 families. References to establishments, routes, and miles are garbled but imply a transit or service system update with new routes and figures.
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Eee A
Statement of Financial Condition of The Commercial and Savings Bank
The Commercial and Savings Bank of Winchester Virginia reports its financial condition as of June 30 1923 with figures for overdrafts bonds securities cash and due from banks deposits and notes payable. Cashier John I Sloat and notary public A L Osburn certify the sworn statement of assets liabilities and equity.
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Commercial. and Savings Bank
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Commonwealth of Virginia
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the People ’S Bank, Incorporated
of State
At Bietone Gaslines
Stateporation Commission
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Geo. A. Sampsol
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