Financial condition of the Union at Winchester Virginia May 29 1905
Statement of financial position for the Union at Winchester Virginia as of close of business May 29 1905. Includes assets such as loans, discounts, overdrafts, stocks, bonds, mortgages, banking house, checks, deposits, currency and specie totals. Includes liabilities like deposits, capital, and various bank obligations sworn before N P James B. Russell and Geo W Kurtz with notary seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Virginia
Te Corporation Commission
Neya James B .Russell
Geo. W. Kurtz
State of Virginia
Frederick
Jas. B. Buroxiss
N. P
Clase of Business
Banking Ledger Entry of Assets and Liabilities June 1905
A historical balance sheet lists loans and discounts overdraft secured U S bonds to secure circulation premiums on U S bonds stocks and securities real estate owned due from banks and other items cash and specie totals show a large aggregate. The document closes with an oath by Les R. Gillis N P affirming the accuracy of the figures as of June 2 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Notice for Democratic Primary Candidates 1905
Notice to all candidates for the Democratic primary dated July 7 requires names and assessments to be filed by Friday June 16, 1905. Harry L. Wood, Chairman Democratic Executive Committee.
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Harry L. Wood
Dem
Candidate for Clerk of Winchester Corporation Court
A candidate for the Democratic nomination for Clerk of the Corporation Court in Winchester announces the bid for the July 7, 1906 election. The entrant cites long service in the Circuit Clerk's office and pledges faithful duties, urging support at the primary.
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Corporation Court of the City of
Winchester
Stag Ee
Circuit Clerk
Eriger
Winchester Announces J E Cor as Candidate for Commissioner
J E Cor declares candidacy for re nomination as Commissioner of the Revenue in Winchester City. He pledges to continue service to the community to the best of his ability if elected and under Democratic party action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
J. E. Cor
KINZEL Announces Candidacy for Winchester City Treasurer
G H KINZEL announces candidacy for Winchester City Treasurer subject to Democratic primary. He promises faithful performance of duties if elected.
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Winchester
G. H. Kinzel
Candidacy Statement for Winchester Commonwealth Office
A note announcing a run for the Commonwealth's Soterenz in Winchester. The speaker seeks nomination and election and pledges promptness and diligent service if chosen.
Frederick County Clerk race appeal by Phil H Gord
The applicant seeks continued support for the County Clerk position in Frederick County Virginia. He notes six years in the Circuit Clerk role and asks well wishers to back his candidacy with promise of careful duty and courteous service to patrons.
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Trask
Phil. H. Gord
Public sale of limestone farm in Frederick County Virginia
Under a 1905 Circuit Court decree in Mary B. Hamilton vs. Holly McCormick et al, a 70 acre limestone farm on the Welltown turnpike six miles north of Winchester will be sold at public auction in front of the county courthouse. Terms include 1931.50 dollars cash, costs, and the balance by bond and deed of trust payable at Mary E. Hamilton’s death, plus privat e sale of sawed lumber at the site. W M Atkinson and R E Byrd, special commissioners.
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Mary B. Hamilton
Holly McCormick
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Court House
Welltown
Winchester
Mary E. Hamilton
W.matkinson
R. E. Byrd
W. M. Atkinson
K Cartmell
Kernstown
Virginia
Scott Grant
Grattan Crawford
William G
Pont
M. M. Lynch
W. T. Omwake
E. L. Hodgson
Roar Journal Article on Roads and Farm Profits
Agricultural notes discuss road repair costs and drainage to reduce ruinous water erosion, plus economic tweaks for farmers. Examples include sheltering livestock during storms to boost milk yields and improving roads to shorten travel, with emphasis on practical, low-cost gains for local farmers.
Seashore Excursions Set by Cumberland Valley R R
The Cumberland Valley Railroad Company announces annual excursions over the CVR R and PB R to Atlantic City Cape May and other seashore resorts on June 29 July 13 and July 27 1905 with additional trips and dates listed in the notice.
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Cumberland Valley Railroad Company
C.V. R. R. and
P. RB. RB
Atlantic City
Cape May
Special June Sale on Ribbons and Taffeta
Our Special June Sale features a wide range of rib items with washable taffeta ribbons priced around 10 and 160 per yard. This sale highlights durable fabrics and various ribbon options for shoppers seeking affordable textiles.
Linen Suitings Quiet Summer Street Wear Ad
Linen is the thing for summer street wear with linens 36 nods wide at 260, better grades at 35, 50 and 750. 90 inch Linen Gaitings at 1.00. 34 inch Linen finish duck at 12 12 cents.
Eastbound local trains schedule changes
Additional eastbound local trains will run daily with new departure times from Philadelphia and Mechanicsburg. Trains No 2 8 and 110 will operate Sundays only as indicated by the notice signed by M D Kinnery and H A Bippie.
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Philadela
New Yor
Sane
Mechanicsburg
Iswang
de la Baes
Harrisburg
Dal
Sanday
Winchester Berryville Bluemont Stage Line Schedule
Schedule of the Winchester Berryville and Bluemont stage line with daily service from Sunday, passing the Shenandoah River over a steel bridge. Timings show a 1 o’clock afternoon arrival, 40 minutes and 1200 minutes notes, and a connection with the 11 o'clock Washington train for Bluemont passengers.
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Winchester
Berryville
Bluemont
Washington
Massine
Berr
Train schedules and sleepers for Bristol Roanoke and beyond
The Roanoke Virginia timetable lists southbound services including No 13 9 09 s m to connect at Roanoke for the west with a Pullman sleeper Roanoke to Columbus Bluefield to Cincinnati No 1 2 39 a m to Roanoke Bluefield Pocahontas Norton Welch with a sleeper to Welch No 27 6 31 p m to Shenandoah and locals No 289 33 s m to town and intermediate stations with connections to Baltimore Philadelphia and New York Mo th p m to Hagers Town Baltimore Pitts and New York Pullman buffet sleeper via Hagerstown Harrisburg Philadelphia and New York Rates times and information available up to agents N and W by W B Bever M F Brace Gen Pass Agt Trav Pass Agt Roanoke Va
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Bristol
Pullman Buffet
Roanoke
Pullman
Columbus
Bluefield
Cincinnati
Pocahontas
Norton
Welch
Pullman Sleeper
Shenapdoah
S. m
Ion
Baltim Washin
Philadelphia
Nework
Harrisburg
Philphia
New
Hagers- Wim
Baltimore
Pils
Hagerstown
Phila
N.no
Eageen Oe
Phila Petoe
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Robinson Brothers
Becin
China
Sesson
Main Street
OF the
Union Bank of Winchester
Nat. Banke
Ates
Seit Oo
Einam
Zes
Lere BR
Gurm
Cashier
Rorine Pea
Shen. Valley Nat. Bank
J. National Bank
Cael
Les R. Giim
Ars
L. Gray
Toledo
Piedmont
Commonwealth’s Attorney
Commonwealth
Soterenz
Frederick Co
Baker’s
Franck Baker & Son
Vindl
Casper Fries
Batimore & One Railroad
Harper’s Ferry
Thetimore & Ohio Railroad
D. B. Martini
Mgr
Ger
T. B. Patton
Agt
Weebingee
Ferry
Ghanianleen
Summit Point
Strash Junction
Nbourg
A.m. P-M
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Lexington
Horthbourd
A.m
Limestone Farm
KODAK
Kodaks
Miller’s Drug Store
Bessie McCann
Amherst Street
J. W. Henshall
Rouss Ave
Elates
Rem Huyler
Fred. S. Boyd
Journal of Agriculture
Arizona
Cain
Crete
Antonio
Pleasanton
Mage Talon
Paswel Feenly Placig
Audi
Bpec
White Goods
India
Russell & Green
Salle
Bosanko
Miller’s
Cumberland Waller R. R
Greencastle
M.d.kinnery
Gao
W. Masmim
H. A. Bippie
Omersy Howmern Ae
Norfolk & Western Ry
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