Financial condition reports for Cohenandoah Valley and Farmers and Merchants banks
The report covers the Cohenandoah Valley National Bank in Virginia showing April 15 figures for loans and discounts and securities, cash in vault and reserves. It includes a companion statement for the Farmers and Merchants National Bank at Winchester with deposits, capital, surplus, and cash items, sworn May 4 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohenandoah Valley National Bank
Virginia
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
U. S
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Winchester
Federal Reserve Banks
State of Virginia
County of Frederick
Wm. G. Hardy
R. Gray Williams
Steward Bell
M. Lohr Capper
Federal Bank
Is United
Commercial and Savings Bank
Frederick
State Corporation Commission
TEU
Cma Fones Eens
Les Vs Hice Edna Cates
Divigongs Ghomeg
Trust
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Ame
John I. Sloat
Reral and Savings Bank
Ericte
James M. Brown
J. A. Richard
T. J. Orndorff
John W. Rosenberger
A. C. Slonaker
LOCAL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MARKETS SUMMARY
A transcribed market listing shows Local Wholesale Markets with prices for butter creamery butter country butter hens chickens spring chickens and various grains. Baltimore wholesale market entries include butter fat hens and roasters. local retail markets list flour corn and hay prices with corrections as of the prior day closing.
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Heee
Baltimore
Sechelt Paks
Bacoc
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Aes Wien
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Seeley
Timothy Hay
Heroine shoots herself in movie scene mishap in Virginia
In Shenandoah County near Strasburg a woman in the Teets family fired a pistol at her neck while reenacting a film scene on the lawn. The bullet was extracted by the family doctor. The incident occurred as they, all big and little, had become fans of cowboy pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasburg
Bob” Teets
Pugh
Stonewall Jackson
Bill” Hart
Teets
State Wheat Crop Steady Despite Frost and Drought
Richmond May 11. The May 1 condition shows Virginia wheat at 12 bushels per acre with an estimated 875,000 acres planted. The forecast yield of 10,535,000 bushels is 8 percent below final 1921. 11 percent above 1918. Frost and dry spell hit Shenandoah Valley hardest, but overall plant progress remains favorable with 86 percent spring plowing complete and 60 percent of corn crop planted by May 1. Livestock, hay, and feed conditions show mixed results with some hog cholera and frost damage noted.
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Richmond
United States Bureau
United T
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Fragmented film program interrupted by fire and injuries
The family watched a performance when a sudden flare occurred injuring a performer who was rushed to a doctor. The wound was serious yet not life threatening, and the doctor expected recovery. Meanwhile, several movie dramas were canceled at the Teets venue.
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Frances W. Beverley
Company FE
First Regiment
Virginia National
Lynchburg
R. Craighill
One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry
Sete
Bankers
U.S
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Federal Resérve
Federal Reserve Bank Xey
H. D. Fuller
W. P. M’guire
W. E. Cooper
Peele ‘ Robt
Steves
Helen G. Miller
N. P. Commission
Howard Moreland
Springfield
South Branch
Potomac
Tie Star
Lipsy Mies Va
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Private Bankers, and Trust Ee Iciency
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Commercial & Savings Bank
Winchester Paper
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