Shenandoah Valley Bank Report of assets and liabilities 1909
Bank of Shenandoah Valley Fredericks County Virginia lists resources totaling 1 834 180 66 with cash items specie and bonds and notes against deposits of 1 254 524 35. Cashier John W. Rice swears the statement true. notary L E B Grim verifies the oath with directors W H Baker R G Williams W S Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Virginia
County of Frederick
John W. Rice
JNO
W. Rice
W. H. Baker
R. G. Williams
W.S. Love
L&e BH
Report of the condition of the Farmers and Merchants National Bank
At Winchester Virginia on Nov 16 1909 the report shows resources including U S bonds to secure circulation reserves with legal tender notes and cash items. liabilities list capital stock profits and taxes, undivided profits, deposits and various notes. Directors certify correctness with cashier H D Fuller and H D Fortier.
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U.S
Winchester
Virginia
Sglone of
Peon
Wecmred
Agian
Prentiun
Lawinl
UU. S
Union Bank of Wirchexter Financial Condition Statement
Balance sheet figures for Union Bank shelter located in Winchester County Virginia show assets totaling 333 461.36 with liabilities including paid in capital 100 000.00 and profits and expenses and deposits due. The document is signed by Cashier R Grim and directors Hugh Solup ton W Kurtz S A Byers dated 1909 August with commission expiry in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wleminie
Fred
Lee R. Grim
Cashier Tafflay
Agyermber
People’s Bank Stephens City Virginia Statement 1909
Harvey Canter cashier swears the bank’s financial condition at Stephens City Frederick County Virginia as of November 16 1909 and lists assets liabilities capital and profits. The document includes securities loans deposits notes rediscounted and officers signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Frederick
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
I.J. Harvey Canter
People’s Bank
Stephens City
Edo Harvey Canter
Annual Statement of Frederick County Chewing Receipts and Expenditures
Frederick County reports receipts and disbursements for the year ending July 31 1909. It shows balances from last settlement, levy amounts, city funding, numerous itemized payments to individuals, and totals for salaries, supplies, and road and bridge work.
Foley Kidney Pills Testimonial From Janville Patient
Jacob Schral of 432 South St Janville Wisconsin writes a testimonial claiming kidney and wound trouble improved after seven weeks on Foley Sidney Pills. He states several doctors and pills failed before using the product and urges readers to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob. Schral
South St. Janville, WI
Foley
Sidney
Franck Baker
Son
Board Minutes Record General Repair and Ledger Entries
The document lists items for levy and hire including crusher work macadam bridges lumber culverts repairs and tools. It notes balance on hand and services rendered with attest signatures PHPL H. Gold clerk.
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Ferg
Reese
Ub Eminones Ei
Back Creek
Es Ag General
Gainesboro Bistrict
Ievy
Os. P
Boatt Gee
Seadey
BO Rae
Bae
Vest's Tribute to a Faithful Dog Spotlighted in Washington Speech
Senator Vest of Missouri delivers a eulogistic defense of a dog to a jury during a suit over a slain animal. He extols canine fidelity as a constant in a fickle world, noting the dog’s unwavering loyalty through illness poverty and even death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator Vest
Missouri
Wien
How She Knew
Mrs. Young sobs that she has ceased to trust him and accuses him of lying about being detained at the office by extra work. Mr. Young pleads he has not told the lie and questions why she believes it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Young
Mr. Young
Boy’s Request Shocks Clerk in Local Drugstore
A boy sent by his mother entered a drugstore and shocked the clerk by asking for ten cents' worth of rotten rye, illustrating a humorous scene from a local setting.
No Hope among Striving Youth and Rich Mentor
A brief exchange quotes a self-made millionaire and a hopeful young man. The youth laments never earning more than $20 a week while the millionaire describes humble beginnings earning only a dollar a week. The dialogue highlights class and ambition themes.
Out of a Job a Quip About Income and Loss
A short humorous exchange notes the struggle to live within income while contrasting with the difficulty of living without it, reflecting a wry economic sentiment. No identifiable people or organizations are named.
Two Contributed Jests Give Soothsayer Mock Advice
A short comic exchange shows a soothsayer congratulating a client who predicts inheritance and wealth before year’s end while the client seeks an advance on the prospect. The ambiguity hints at satire of fortune telling and financial speculation.
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George Goode
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M. Barestor
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A. W. Cheréfiger
Coffin
Winchester Memorial
Hoospitalk
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Sen Coffin
Wm. Miller
W. H. Strosnider
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Frank Harper
Emma Glenn
Embarrte
Rannes Bock
Ss. J. Swimley
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