Fragmented OCR business note from 1906 survey
Partial, garbled 1906 document references financial concerns and individuals. Names and dates are unclear, but hints at a financial statement or ledger entry with totals and signatures.
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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1905
Page
3
Partial, garbled 1906 document references financial concerns and individuals. Names and dates are unclear, but hints at a financial statement or ledger entry with totals and signatures.
The text appears from a bank ledger with figures for circulation funds and undivided profits. It records entries tied to a U.S. Treasury fund and notes payable, with John W. Rice as cashier and Lee R. Grim as justice of the peace.
Announcement by E Kiger and Righd L Gray for city offices in Wick Va. primary. Clerk of Corporation Court notices candidacy and party process with filing deadline set as Friday June 6 1905 and July 7 election date.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions the Revenue Commissioner and past actions. No clear event date or names beyond vague references. Summary limited by readable content.
Kinzell announces candidacy for city treasurer and outlines plans to fulfill duties with promptness. Reardon backs the campaign as the city seeks eligible leadership.
Fragmentary plea to voters urging continued support for the Clerk position. The garbled text references prior election, service in law, and gratitude for past efforts, with unclear specifics on dates or names.
In the Circuit Court of Frederick County on May 18 1906 the case of Bromley et al versus Lewis C Bromley requests construction of George W Bromley will. An affidavit shows defendants Elliott Ballie Elliott Virginia R Robey and William Elliott are nonresidents of Virginia and must appear within fifteen days to protect their interests The copy of this order is to be published weekly for four weeks.
A fragmented note urges thorough investigation of a proposition and references a booklet. It mentions “To Onan Besasthe” and requests fall information, but the text is garbled and lacks clear facts or names.
Railroad notice lists routes to Harper's Ferry and Carlisle with daily eastbound service except Sundays and specific departure times from Carlisle Dillsburg and other towns. A separate ad promotes a book “Bovyx” by Callie Bruce Oldham of Monndeville West Virginia, daughter of Col Edward Brie of Winchester, price 76 cents.
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