Winchester Bank Cashier Swears to 1922 Financial Statement
A Virginia bank reports assets and deposits with figures including total deposits of 82 048 129 and notes payable. The document lists capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, reserves, and amounts due to Federal Reserve Bank and other banks. Notary confirms the sworn statement dated May 12, 1922, with officials signing as witnesses.
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National Bank S . Ees
Bankers and Trust
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
U.S
Cupkat
Ney
Oes Gos Ice
Financial Condition Statement of CIAL AND SAVINGS BANK 1922
A May 5 1922 financial condition report for CIAL AND SAVINGS BANK Winchester Frederick Virginia lists assets including loans deposits and stock with total shown as 1 072 710 71. The document sworn by Cashier John I Sloat and signed by directors attests to accuracy as of the Sunday end May 1922 and bears notary public certification.
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Virginia
County of
Frederick
John I. Sloat
Ink bar spoons and ancient writing tools noted
A fragment discusses items such as the Ink bar and spoons used from ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome and traces their evolution into medieval and modern forms. It mentions the role of shells and spoons in early times and hints at French influence on decorative spoons.
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Egypt
Greece
Rome
France
Livestock care advised to prevent bruising in mixed carloads
Bureau of Markets U S Department of Agriculture warns that mixed stock carloads risk injuries to hogs lambs goats and sheep. Bruising devalues carcasses lowers meat yield and prompts buyers to pay less, especially when smaller animals are crowded or not separated from larger ones.
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Bureau of Marketa
United States Department of Agriculture
Dail Anmals
Greast
1922 Financial Statement Fragment From Winchester Bank
A partial ledger entry lists resources including loans and discounts, unsecured overdrafts, owned bonds and securities with premiums, bank furniture and fixtures, cash and due from banks, and revenue stamps. The note is sworn and subscribed before Notary Adele Metz on May 11, 1922, by Charles J. Summers, Cashier, with notary commission expiring January 25, 1926.
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Atgree
M. Adele
Metz
Ana Milcomes
Geens
Middletown State Bank financial statement swore
W R Campbell cashier swears the above is a true statement of the bank's financial condition as of the close of business on the Sunday of May 1922. The oath was sworn and subscribed before E U Owings J P on May 13 1922 in Frederick County Virginia.
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Hiss
Merchants National Bankster
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Winchester
Frederick
Ss. I
Wm.g. Hardy
Kckneaw
WM. G. Hardy
Lewis -F. Cogent
R.bay
Baker
Union Bank OF Winche
Winchsetter
State of Virginia
Convision
Charles J. Summers
Union Bank of Winchester
Middletown State Bank, Incorporated
Middletown
County of
State of
W.r.apbell
Middletown State Bank
Bucings
Cotreet—Alleste
W. R. Campbell
C.larrick
M. H. Rhodes
E. R. Sperry
R. J
W. Campbell
the People’s Bank, Incorporated
Stephens City
Am m Lamian
Russell A. Shryock
People’s Bank
Cashier, Co
BE. Cougill
Robert L. Miller
F. B. Cadwallacer
Gore
Commiss
I. B. Hook
Western Frederick Bank
E/T. Hook
Notary Public Commission Record for Geo A Sampell
Official notary record noting Geo A Sampell as Notary Public. Commission expires December 29 1925. Entries show monetary figures and dates, detailing office and authority.
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Geo. A. Sampsell
More Brood Sows on Farms in 1922 Jump
The Agriculture Department reports 12,424,000 breeding sows on farms as of April 1, 1922, up 1,237,000 from 1921 and 11.1 percent higher. Explaining the rise, the spring corn crop and large corn stocks boosted hog production, as corn was valued higher for pork.
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United States ‘of ‘Agriculture
Fine forage crops for pigs improve land value and pig yield
Rape is rich in protein and nearly as good as alfalfa as a forage for pigs. It carries more pigs per acre and does not need annual reseeding. Purebred livestock on every farm would greatly boost land profitability, with about six percent net return on land value.
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Alfmves
Western Frederick Bank May 1922 Financial Condition Report
The Bank lists assets including loans and discounts 145 900 31, overdrafts 85 143 16, cash and due from banks 23 890 22, furniture and fixtures 5.00, and total deposits. The report, sworn by Cashier I B Hook and directors E R Hook and R A Shaper, covers May 16 1922 in Gore Virginia.
Purebred Females Benefit Live Stock Improvement
Discussion argues that purebred females are essential alongside sires for livestock enhancement. Emphasizes that breeding programs rely on quality females as a foundation for genetic progress and overall herd improvement.
Take Care of Animals Proverb Warns of Mutual Benefit
A saying urges people to care for animals now so they will care for humans later. The message underscores reciprocal responsibility between humans and animals.
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Unis
Bankers and Trust Com
United States
Ree Bank
Ryt
Enetese
D. Fuller
H. F. Byrd
J. J. Ridgmway
M.M. Lynch
W. P
M'Guire
Helen
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U. S. Treas
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Cial and Savings Bank
Iscounts
Aoe
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Sloat
John I. Siloat
H.C. Sheetz
J. ‘A. Richard
TS. Jolliffe
Herbert S. Larrick
J. Henry Moling
Alten
Osbern
Timy
Goate
Chas
SP Meres. Cashier
Robert F. Brill
Baraneke R
George W. Kurtz
Winichester
Sapolio
Enoch Morgan's Sons Co
New York
U.S.A
U. Owings
J. P
Cavery
Stade Et Wee Rebeee Ie
Buvwitubt
Walites
Ee. R, Hook
Cashier
B.A Wee E. 1
Hook
R. A. Shaper
Directors
John I
Subes
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