Virginia Bank Officials File 1909 Financial Report
Stephens City Frederick Virginia close of business February 5 1909 shows resources 61 838 47 liabilities 61 838 47 for People s Bank with J Harvey Canter cashier attestation by A H Guard J A Adams and others. Full balance sheet lists loans deposits and capital stock with notes on notes and bonds and reserve figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Frederick
I. Lee
R. Grim
Union Bank of Winchester
Winchester
Virginia
Grim
A.M. Pact
Geo. W. Kurtz
K. Holmes Boyd
Painter in Winchester Ready to Paint Any Building
A damaged notice from Poston of Weadesville Virginia offers painting services for houses and walls. The ad promises fully prepared workers able to reach high buildings, quotes paints at $1 gallon, and guarantees wall coats. It notes a move to Winchester after April 1 and invites calls for samples.
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Bera Eaysaei
Plumbing and Electrical Work Advertised in City
E Seal advertises plumbing, electrical, steam fitting and heating plant installation services. Electric light and wiring special offers available from 28 E Piceaality St.
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E. Piceaality St
Lytnle Susie In Deep Grief at Kindergarten
Miss Mary McCulloch explains to the Saunterer how a blank form required for new pupils can stir tears. Susie, entering a North End kindergarten, sobbed when asked to fill her excuse for being absent, revealing a child's simple fear.
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Mary
North End
Susie
St. Louis Times
Home as seen in two lights and the home’s role
The essay contrasts views on home and marriage for daughters and sons. It argues daughters seek a home through marriage but warns parents to nurture maidenhood while urging fathers to foster the home principle in sons and restrain nomadic instincts. The piece cites Woman’s Life.
Oatmeal Labeled Hot Scotch Confuses Guest Couple
A young wife serves porridge and refers to oatmeal as hot Scotch. Mr. Dash asks for hot Scotch, confused. The husband, George, reddens as the mix up reveals the playful ignorance, and the guest is gently teased about the phrase.
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Dash
Cash
George
Liberal shift in public school moral instruction
The religious and secular press grow more liberal on moral instruction in public schools. Emphasis moves to ethical instruction across branches, and the view that theology must be taught declines. A broad moral base at school is seen to foster religious life at home aligned with the taught creed.
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Howe
Whiffs from the Ineffable Coincides with a Coal Bill
In a witty exchange a soulful lady questions a back poet about his poem Whiffs from the Ineffable. He reveals the inspiration was not mystical but a coal bill, delivering a humorous punchline.
Catarrh Held Constitutional Disease and Cure Claim
The article argues catarh is widespread in the region and a constitutional issue, not local. It promotes Halts Catarrh manufactured by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as the only constitutional cure, taken internally from drops to pills, with claims of effectiveness and offers testimonials and directions.
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Benut
Ohio
Dhruggists
Take ‘S Family
Peruna and the idea of cure by right living
A promotional discussion argues medicines mainly palliate symptoms while true cures come from correct living. Peruna is described as stimulating digestion and aiding the body's natural powers, not a cure, with claims of helping those who live badly and urging testimonials and mail requests to the Peruna Drug Manufacturing Co.
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Peruna Drug Mauufacturing Co
Columbus
Ohio
Roosevelt Quietly Ends Public Life At Oyster Bay
Ex president Theodore Roosevelt and his family settle at Oyster Bay New York and plan a private life. He says no more interviews or photographs and will sail for Naples on March 23 before departing for Africa to hunt. Detectives investigate a murder case with a suspect claiming admission.
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Der
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Fie
Committee Inspects Picture Theaters in Winchester
A city committee led by William H. Baker Chief Fire Warden J William Sibert and Chief of Police S A Seabright inspected three Winchester moving picture theaters the Bijou Dream Casino and a planned Faulkner building venue on South Main Street. They ordered changes to improve public safety and sanitation with proprietors and licensees agreeing to implement them.
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William H. Baker
J. William Sibert
Ss. A. Seabright
Winchester
Faulkner
South Main Street
Frederick County History Contract Awarded
The Eddy Press of this city has been awarded the contract to print Frederick County history written by T. K. Cartmell. Work has begun with six hundred thousand words of composition and related work ongoing.
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Eddy Press
Frederick County
T. K. Cartmell
Decree Refers Virginia Case to Chancery Commissioner
Frederick County Virginia Circuit Court directs Commissioner in Chancery J S Glatize to appraise real estate owned by M N Frasher Gertrude S Frasher and Mary A Frasher, report creditor amounts and priorities, and notify all parties by weekly newspaper publication for four weeks. Defendants are allowed to file answers within thirty days. hearing set for April 5 at John B Steck’s office in Winchester.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
M.N. Frasher
Avid S Glaize
M. N. Frasher
Gertrude S. Frasher
Mary A. Frasher
Mary A.rasher
Brd
Winchester
Frasher
Gertrudes
Mary Ashby Risher
Commission F
Sultana
M. M. Frasher
Giertrude SM. Prasher
Mary A. Prasher
John Bt. Steck
Wirchester
Ceertrudde A. Prasher
Winchester Bank Report Shows 1909 Assets and Liabilities
The Winchester bank report for February 5 1909 lists loans and discounts of 1 017 662 88 deposits of 1 278 490 09 and total assets of 1 845 808 24 with capital undivided profits and reserves. Liabilities include deposits outstanding notes and certificates of deposit and items due to other banks and bankers. John W Rice as cashier attests to accuracy. February 12 1909 notary Lene R Grim N P.
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UT. S. Ae
H. D. Fuller
R. T. Barton
John ™ Mak
Samuel M. ‘Chiles
Tne
R. Grim
N.P
U. S&s
U. S
U.S
Soc O Sethod Bs
Sane
National Bank
Nat Bks
State of
Virginia
Winchester
John W. Rice
Bove
John W. Rior
Banking ledger items show assets and cash items totals
The entry lists loans and discounts, overdrafts, bonds, securities, cash items, due from banks, and coin totals with a final balance of 317 745.70. It references national banks and bankers or companies, along with clearings and exchanges in a mid 20th century banking ledger style.
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Union Bank of Winchester Depository
STAR
Brucetown
Emmerson
Boenders
Bath
W. J. Manning
Boyce
Bey
Wm. R. Willis
Edward Foreman
City
Monarch Cigar Co
St. Louis
Star Office
Welltown Pike
Chas. Ebert
Stephensons
Springfield
Mass
South Braddock St
Lee Pannett
Clearbrook
Kent St
Peoples’ Bank
Resources
Israel
Poston
Weadesville, Va
Lyttle Susie
Sabinet
Collier
Pavion S&s. Glatize
Com’r. Circuit Courte
Fred'k. Co
Ward & Sarrick
J. M. Steck
Barton & Soyo Hi
Jéraye
Mii
Ler’s
Ananias
Gallus
Jade Eben
Washington Star
Shenandoah Valley
Nat. Bank
Lene
N. P
State
Sy Seid Trust
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