Winchester Bank Cashier Swears to Financial Statement
H D Buller cashier of the bank cites a detailed financial total for the Virginia city of Winchester. The statement is sworn to before N P N Good on June 14 1914 by bank directors T Barton W E Coopr and M M styach with note on commission validity through February 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Winchester
H. D. Patter
H. D. Buller
T. Barton
W E Coopr
M. M. Styach
N. Good
N. P
Middletown State Bank financial statement 1911
A 1911 bank report for Middletown State Bank Virginia lists assets totaling 61 116.97 dollars including loans and discounts 38 576.17, cash 2 496.00, and real estate 1 750.00. Liabilities show capital stock 20 000.00, surplus 4 000.00, deposits 35 738.67, time certs 50.72, and notes payable 3 000.00 with the cashier W E Coffman and directors E R Rhodes and others certifying the statement.
Notice to Heirs of A R Uvger Deceased on Tax Sale
The notice informs heirs and personal representatives of A R Uvger deceased that on the 20th day of 1911 a deed will be issued to the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia for five acres sold for delinquent taxes per the Virginia Code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Uvger
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Feathers marketed direct from De Leo New York Feather Hospital
Vendors advertise 40 percent savings on Willow and French Feathers by direct sale. Feathers cleaned dyed curled and renovated in all styles at 211 N. First St Richmond Virginia with catalog available from De Leo New York Feathers Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo
New York
Feather Hospital
N. First St
Richmond, Va
Farm and orchard listings in Clarke and nearby counties
Multiple farm and orchard properties offered in Clarke county and nearby. Listings include 125 acre Clarke county farm 12 miles from railway station with 7 room house and outbuildings priced at 8000 dollars. 150 acre Clarke county farm with 6 room house and timber near railway priced by acre. 190 acre farm near Berryville with apple trees and springs priced at 12000 dollars. 60 acre Clarke county apple orchard with limestone soil priced at 16 dollars per acre. Also mention of other properties and broker service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
R. R. Station
Modern Woodmen Lawn Party at White Hall Miss
The Modern Woodmen of America announce a lawn party on the old picnic grounds at White Hall MS on June 23 and 24 with a time table published May 1 1911. The schedule lists stops and times across several towns including Greencastle Chambersburg Harrisburg Philadelphia New York and other points, inviting attendees to join the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Woodmen of
America
White Hall
Cimherlaind
Valury Ballhoor
A.m
Martineburg
SIS Sabatl
Greencastle
Vhambershburg
Phuadepnis
New York
Bees and their daily labor under domestic conditions
Bees make honey under ordinary home conditions and seek either pleasure or profit. They show more care when alone and ready to work, differing from general expectations of social insects in shared spaces.
Scabby legged hen improves with brief treatment
The report notes that dipping the hen's legs makes her more presentable and suggests repeating the treatment within a week to ten days if improvement is seen.
Bright idea fuels rustic farming and odd musings
A Missouri farmer builds a 20 by 50 foot open shed frame to thresh grain and dust mulch to preserve soil moisture. The piece notes goats for weed control, rising land values on tobacco and fruit land, and a tangent about a carrot of birds and pests with spraying advice for codling moth in apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Iion
George Colston Colston Dies in Summit Point
George A. Colston, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. RB Colston, died at home in Summit Point West Virginia at 2 o’clock after a long illness of consumption. He had worked with the National Biscuit Company in New York City before returning home about a year ago for health and the fresh air cure. Survived by his parents and four brothers J Travers Colston Randolph Colston Jr R Dean Colston W W Colston. Funeral at the house Friday morning at 10 o'clock with interment at Green Hill Cemetery Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit Point
W. Va
George A. Colston
RB. Cc. Colston
Colston
New York City
National Biscuit Company
Messrs. W. W. Colston
Swimley, Va
J. Travers Colston
Randolph Colston, Jr
R. Dean Colston
Green Hill Cemetery
Berryville
Music Pupils in Recital at Berryville
Miss Nannie McGuire presented a recital for her music class in Berryville Virginia. The operetta Good Luck led the program with Halkie McGuire Frances Pearce and Louise Powers as principal performers. Masters Hunter Osborne and Raymond Stolle and dancers Margaret Whiting and Gladys Humston were also noted. The crowded house applauded frequently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Nannie McGuire
Halkie McGuire
Frances Pearce
Louise Powers
Hunter Osborne
Raymond Stolle
Pages
Margaret Whiting
Gladys Humston
Byrd and Byrd Family Return from Atlantic City Visit
Millwood Virginia residents Mr. and Mrs. E Wickham Byrd and daughter Miss Mamie Byrd have returned from Atlantic City. Mrs. Fred Ryan returns after time with her parents in Washington. A lawn party at Boyce Methodist Church is set for June 23 and 24. Mr. and Mrs. J T Burwell head to Olympia Washington for summer. Mr and Mrs J T Lindsey visit Berryville. Miss Pearl Glasscock visits grandmother Mrs J B Lindsey in Berryville. The Cooley family leaves this section. D G Cooley was Boyce High School principal. Dr Fred N Ryan and Kenneth N Gilpin open a soda fountain in the local drug store with Chauncey Glasscock as operator. Richard Whiting’s new residence nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Lindsey
Berryville
Pearl Glasscock
J. B.lindsey
D. G. Cooley
Cooley
Boyce High School
Fred. N. Ryan
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Chauncey Glasscock
Richard Whiting
Cardui promoted as tonic for female illness and relief
A testimonial cites relief from neuralgia around the heart and general aches after taking Cardui. The ad urges readers to use Cardui during illness and to prevent illness, noting it is sold by druggists and suggesting requesting the Ladies Home Medicine Co. pamphlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani
Toni
N. B
Feanogga
Feni Medicine Co
Enn
Pa Eerpet
For Sale Large Land Tracts Near Winchester and Stephens City
For sale 100 acres limestone land seven miles from railway station on good road improved by two sets of buildings. Price per acre 20 dollars. 311 acres Border land within four miles of Winchester on good road improved by fine dwelling and bank barn. Price per acre 39 dollars. 364 acres state and border land within three miles of Stephens City on good road well improved by two sets of buildings in good condition. Price per acre 45 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Station
Winchester
Stephens City
Financial Statement of Union Bank of Winchester 1911
Balance sheet shows Loans and Discounts 229490.16 due from various banks and cash items 303964.23 total assets 303964.23. Capital stock 100000.00 in undivided profits 23477.29 deposits 1761304.61 certif icated checks 0 due to banks 104623.00 total 302964.23. Statement sworn by Cashier Lee R Grim on June 7 1911 with attestations by Evans Kurtz Green and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Ranerve
Bankers Trust
Piniasion
Coffenm
Snokelh
W. . Urer
Paia
Ae al
Attahd
Mooney Borrowe
Ae US
I. Lee R. Grim
Union Bank of Winchester
Winchester
Frederick
Virginia
Seeing the Circus Arrives in Martinsburg
Large crowd from Winchester travels to Martinsburg by Cumberland Valley Railroad to view the Forpaugh Sells circus with two performances scheduled in the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Martinsburg
Cumberland Valley
Forpaugh-Sells
Sowers Paralyzed in Warren County at Home
Laws Virginia notes Warren county stock dealer G H Sowers was paralyzed at his home this morning with his condition described as very serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Laws
G. H. Sowers
Warren County
Mrs Frances Brockenbrough Gordon Dead in Richmond
Mrs Frances Brockenbrough Gordon widow of W W Gordon and mother of Mrs James Hay died this week in Richmond where she had lived for years. Four children survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Brockenbrough Gordon
W. W. Gordon
James
Hay
Congressman Hay
Madison
Richmond
Report of the Sheran Valley Natl Bank Winchester 1911
The report lists assets and liabilities for the Sheran Valley National Bank at Winchester Virginia as of June 7 1911 including deposits 1 358 620 82 total assets 1 976 784 17 and notes of rediscount and bonds borrowed. Cash reserves and notes from other banks are detailed with figures for specie legal tender and redemption funds. Directors and officers certify the statement as true to the best of knowledge and belief, sworn June 13 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Virginia
U. S
Haske Trust
State of Virginia
John W. Rice
MO. W.ice
W. H. Baker
W. S. Love
M. Lohr Japper
Lee Guim
Warning to Railroad Men from E S Bacon
E S Bacon of Bath Maine warns railroad workers about kidney inflammation. He credits Foley Kidney Pills for restoring his strength and easing twenty years of illness after starting the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Bacon
East St. Bath
Foley
License Notice for Businesses in Frederick County Virginia
Public notice lists G T Brannon commissioner directing all persons who have not made applications to license to do business in Frederick county Virginia to comply with the requirement and obtain approval for operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
G.t. Brannon
Fey
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Ant
Ilotte Cotton School
Char- N.C
Daugter
Gratchen Glove Co
Market Street
Atlanic & Pact
Re Tea Company
Queen Street
Owncaster
Rept
Giaen
Hansbrough eReers
Pat Acim
Matritet
Fairmont Avenue
Washington St
Hocrcommeanie Et
Fairmont Ave
Anttea
L. Brewner
Nesar Wall’s Continent Company
F. D. Geignt
Mt. Wharon
Millwood
Singer Office
Burton
Star Office
Security Cement & Lime CO
Equitable
Balto, Md
Cederick
Clarke
Berry
Jefferson
H. Hl. Baker
Roussaa
Abi
R. PB
Rsetaoe
Mls
Middletown State Bank (Inc
Middletown
State Corporation Commission
W. E. Coffman
Middletown State Bank, Incorporated
ER. O. Larric E. R. Spe
M.H. Rhodes
James W. Ridings
Chas. R. Jones CO
Berryville, VA
Whocrester
Deltty. K
Gaus
Jefferson County
More & Moore (Inc
Charles Town
W.va
Daltimore & Ohio Railroad
Atlantic City
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Cal
American Medical Ass'n
Portland
Obe
Disciples of Christ, Christian Church Convention
San Francisco
International Sunday School Association
Rochester
Myotic Shrine
G. A. B. Nac
R Patton
Kive
Siebert & Taylor
Main St
Court House
Franck Baker & Son
Isle of Pines
Cubs
Caribbean Sea
Ola Tantalus
Phrygia
Tong Mat
Topalate
Johnson
George Colston Laken
Millwood Notes
Goldsboro
Cardus
GOOD
Rouss Ave
Both Phares
Lee R. Grim
Cashier
E. J. Evans
Geo. W. Kurtz
H. K. Green
Jos. B. Newlin
R. B. Kater
Hort. Chemical Co
Jane B. Kater
Market St
Sheran Valley
Bank
Eno
Nat'l. Ks
Suth Ag
Water St
Markell & Yeakley
Main
Clifford Streets
Clifford St
R. T. Barton
U. S. Patent Office
Gare
McInti
Wassheanewas Dsc
Manvel Church
Stephensons
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