Bank Statement from Winchester Virginia Financial Record
National bank report lists assets and liabilities with cashiers sworn statement by John W. Rice. It includes specie, redemption fund, capital stock paid in, deposits, and due to bankers. Notary signatures and dates accompany the financial figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eran & Bankers
Ie Oak
Poe
Virginia
Winchester
Joan W. Rice
John W. Rice
H. Hans Broven
J T.M Bantz
W G H. Baker
Mail Carriers Hour Reported for 1st Shift
The document lists routes and times for mail carriers including delivery and collection duties. Entries show multiple trips with start times around early morning and afternoon, noting business sector routes and return times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babeak
Tao
The Star 1902 1903 Ad Offered For Two Dollars
A brief notice advertises a Star issue spanning 1902 to 1903 offered at a price of two dollars. It notes continuity or renewal details and the period covered by the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Notice of Publication in Bank Foreclosure Suit
In the Clerk's Office of Frederick County Circuit Court Union Bank of Winchester sues Elizabeth B. Anderson and multiple Andersons seeking to subject Eliz. B. Anderson life interest to debt payment. Nonresident defendants Charlie Anderson Emma R. Anderson and Harry W. Anderson must appear within fifteen days of publication. The notice runs weekly for four weeks in Winchester Star and posted at the county courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Union Bank of Winchester
Elizabeth B. Anderson
Fr. H. Anderson
Emma G. Anderson
Charlie Anderson
Emma R. Anderson
Harry W. Anderson
Edward
Eliz. B. Anderson
Winchester
Harry W. "Anderson
Virginia
Winchester Star
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Notice to restrain debt by wife
Notice states that Annie L. Supinger left the speaker and that the writer will not be responsible for any debts she may contract. It warns four unnamed persons not to trust her on the author's account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie L. Supinger
A Tale of Two Cities at Nogales Border Saloon
A Detroit Free Press tale recalls Nogales on the border where Americans buy drinks in the United States and cigars in Mexico. An inebriated American hurled insults from the boundary line and accidentally wandered into Mexico where Mexican officers detained him briefly before he could sightsee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Mexico
Ariz
America
Detroit Free Press
Long Range Baptism and Stray Stories Across Stormy Rivers
In Scottish highland parishes a baptism may be performed at a running stream when distance and weather hamper travel. A minister splashes water across to the infant amid heavy rains, while a farmer across the water hurls whisky as a joke and the bottle lands with dexterity. Also included are anecdotes about Canon Carter’s handwriting, a witty bishop remark, and brief quotes on social deception, lifting, and mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland
Scotland
North
Nature Cures Cough Without Aid But Risky for Some
A cautionary note warns that natural remedies may soothe a cough but could be unsafe for certain individuals. It urges consulting a professional before relying on home treatments.
Transport Service Update for Westbound Routes
In effect Nov 17, 1901. OING SOUTH. Making close car for all points west. For rates, tickets, baggage checks checked, apply to any office of the B. & D B. Martin, Mgr. Merce Traffic. T. B. Parton, Agt. at Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. & D B. Martin
Mgr
Merce Traffic
T. B. Parton
Agt
Winchester
Hagerstown and Baltimore Train Schedules in 1901
Train times from Hagerstown to Baltimore and connections to Gettysburg Hanover York and Harrisburg area. Fast Mail runs Sundays. various routes include Cherry Run Chambersburg Shippensburg and Baltimore connections with daily service except Sundays. Bruceville connections available with Frederick service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Highfield
Gettysburg
Hanover
Spring Grove
York
Harrisburg
Chambersburg
CVR Bat Quinsonia
Frederick
Bruceville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rufus C. Robinson
F. A. Werman
New York
Broadway
Manawtete
International Rural Clinic
LA Salle Ave
Chicago
Ill
Shenandoah Valley
U.S
Abeta Bank
U. S
Sper Ct
Sas
Inslww
HrdNesten
Daiily Ly
New York West
New York Court Land
Ee Brosses
Philadelphia
Carlisle
Breeetore
Hagerstow
Shen
Junction
Porele
Ghensadeah
Elkton
Basic
Buena Vist
Natural Bridge
Roanoke
East Radford
Bristo
Morristown
Knoxville
Ily
New York and
Knox
Berryville
Washington
F Braga
Trav Pas
B. Bevill
Weeves
Stéecx
Ml H Gop
Cigrk Ui Circuit Court
John Kiger
D. V
Grace
D. Wingerter & Son
Baker’s Mill
L. J
Burra
Woodstock
Tux Star
Church of England
Canon Carter
Dean Stanley
Lichfield
Dr. Maclagan
Clever
London
Washington Times
Hiram
Silas
Philadelphia Record
Washington Irving
Saturday Evening Post
Nature
Young
Baltimore & O10 Railroad
Oing South
Harrisonburg
Sss Ovns
Staunton
Eee
Strasburg
Winchester Wees
Summit Point
Stteeee
Ghee
Harpers Erry
Ieee Ewes
P.m Frederick
Steedans
Harpers Ferry
GyseTean
Maryland
Cherry Run
Shippensburg
NEWS
Jas. B. Russell & Bro
Ry J. T. Fisher
N. Market St
Troy Steam Laundry
Russell Dorsey
P. Kremer
gCome
Funk & Bay
South
Loudoun Street
Clearbrook Station
Warren RI T
Huyler
Andy
Chelf’s Drug Store
Alexander Carter
Maxee
George H. Heist
North Main Street
Miller’s Drugstore
Virginia Lightning Conductor Co
Esxey
Just
Thomas Spates
C. V. Elevator
Harper Kentucky Whiskey
J. P. Haddox
Drew, Selby & Co
Opera
T. M. Bantz
Columbia
Dartford Bicycles
N.A. Cooper
Winchester Hand Laundry
W. M Sumption
West Water
Srank Baker & Son
William Byrd
Washington Street
Geo. Windle
Monmouth
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