Balance Sheet Data From Virginia Bank 1911
The balance sheet lists assets and liabilities for a Winchester bank in 1911. It shows total deposits of 1 369 629 82 dollars, bonds borrowed 25 000 6, notes rediscounted 21 450, and total liabilities plus capital around 1 976 784 dollars with indicated profits and reserves.
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Nat'l Bank
State of
Virginia
Winchester
John W. Rice
W. H. Baker
W. S. Love
M. Lohr Capper
Lee RK Guim
Virginia bank balance sheet and tax deed notice
Bank records show capital stock of 100000 and deposits totaling 251,?000 with liabilities including bills payable 25,000 and due to other banks 104.63. A separate notice states on September 20, 1911 an application for a deed for five acres in Frederick County to Jon Doe heirs, under Virginia law, with property in Winchester.
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Tm Sp Iil
U. S
U.S
Shecks
Winchester
Virginia
Businness
I. B
Middletown
Frederick
State of
State Corporation’ Commission
I. W
A. R. Uvger
Circuit Court
Forestprick County
State Corporation Commission
Lee R. Grim
Union Bank of Winchester
Stephens City
National Banks Ags Oy
Frederick County
Doe
Co . Brannon
Nothern
TIZ For Foot Corns Promises Quick Relief
Patent medicine pitch claims TIZ removes corns bunions and callouses rapidly. It asserts pain ends after first use with full recovery in a week and promotes direct sale from Luther Dodge & Co Chicago.
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Sam
A. Hoover
Progress
Land for Sale Near Winchester on Apple Belt Road
Attorney advertises private sale of a limestone farm totaling 105 acres with 50 acres in bine grass and running water. Location a mile from Winchester on macadamized road described as in the heart of the apple belt. Ward & Larrick attorneys.
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I.e
Limestone Farm, Co
Winchester
Jin
Ward & Larrick
Life column echoes on wifely duties and mock heaven
In a Life magazine excerpt Ellis O. Jones portrays a debate between a wife and husband about domestic work and personal fulfillment. A celestial interjection by St. Peter leads to a comic punishment theme as the wife is assigned menial chores to test lasting changes in her life.
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St. Peter
Indy
Ellis O. Jones
Yard Party At Manuel Church Grounds
Members of Manuel Church Stephensons plan a yard party on the church lawn on the nights of July 21 and 22. Proceeds or details are not specified in the readable text.
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Manuel Church
Stephensons
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Cats
American Medical Ass'n
Portland
Owe
Biscipies of Christ
Christian’ Church Convention
Ban Francisco
Cal
International Sunday School Assocteon
Jrabte Order Nobles of Mystic Shring
Ay G. A
BR Patton
The Young Man's Tact In Cute Photo Gallery Tale
A man posing for a photograph overhears a conversation between two young women about a curl. One woman recalls Phil jokingly asking to cut off a curl and actually clipping it close to her head. She says she was not furious and admired his restraint.
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Kate
Phil
Market Wheat Eggs Utter Young Chickens Ifens
Advertising fragment notes retail prices for wheat eggs and poultry with corn oats and grain figures. No clear event or names, only scattered market terms and units.
Umpire Fines Spark Protest at Ball Game
The agitator calls for an end to umpire fines and a move away from tyranny in a protest quoted by the Washington Star. A ball player echoes the demand as the exchange highlights calls for reform in officiating.
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Ney
Washington Star
They Turned Him Down in a Hiring Push
The excerpt shows a rich man peering down stairs and a burglar offering to serve, followed by a frustrated job seeker who cannot find work. A second fragment depicts a man told there is no work available as they hire all they can use. The dialogue highlights social tension and economic strain.
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Eny
Standard Oil Company
Stov
Pittsburg Dispatch
Public nuisance profits draw shallow shame in city notes
A garbled Chicago Record-Herald fragment hints at individuals profiting from public nuisances and the public’s concern over decency. References to cows pigs robins fez and appearances suggest satire on social norms and economic interests.
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Chicago Record-Herald
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Beat Barre
Rouss Ave
Farmers and Merchants Nat Bank
Esou KU Hs
State of Virginia
H. D. Falter
Steene
Samian
Bobi
T. Barton
W. E. Cooper
M. M. Lynch
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Middletown State Bank (Inc
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James W. Ridings
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