Bank Balance Sheets From 1909 Virginia Banks
Two early 20th century bank statements show assets and liabilities including loans and discounts, U S bonds, deposits, and capital accounts. Signatures of bank officials H D Fuller and H Hansbrough certify accuracy under oath in Winchester and Frederick County Virginia on April and May 1909.
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Winchester
Virginia
State of
Frederick
I. S. H. Hansbrough
Ss. H. Hansbrough
Ww. S. Love
T. M. Bantz
H. Baker
LEE RR
GRIM
N. P
Lee R. Grim
Union Bank of Winchester
R. Grim
Jas, B. Russell
Es S. Lupton
E. Holmes Boyd
State of Virginia
I. J. Harvey Canter
Peoples’ Bank
Stephens City
J. Harvey Canter
Co. E. Cougill
A. Adams
J. M. Steele
Geo. A. Samsell
Financial condition statement and commissions note
The document lists a financial condition amount of 298,831.59 with 292.29 beside it and names Jos. B. Newlin. The commission is stated to expire in August.
Bank Resource and Liability Ledger Summary
The document lists assets including overdrafts secured and unsecured five figures, paper currency and coins, and various bank resources. Liabilities show capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and deposits with checks outstanding. Transactions indicate amounts due to and from state banks and national banks, with a note on dividends unpaid and time certificates of deposit.
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U.S
U. S&s
U. S
Cis
Ongsome Bsing House
Aes
Cotal
Little Boy Struck By Fast Automobile
Angle Speck aged years is in the hospital at Martinsburg with injuries after being struck by Claude Stewart’s automobile. The boy darted from behind a buggy into the street and was hit, suffered jaw and skull injuries, and was aided by Dr. Clay and Dr. Wedges at Shepherd drug store. No blame attaches to Mr Stewart as he could not stop in time.
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Angle Speck
L. A
Stewart
Shepherd Drug Store
Happenings in Boyce Virginia May 10
Local notes from Boyce Virginia recount visits and visits to Winchester Berryville and Millwood. Mrs Nat Page and Miss Susan Page shopped in Winchester while Mr L C Bradford from New York stays with J W Manning. The Boyce High School closed with praise for teachers and Benny Romine winning a spelling prize.
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Boyce
Nat. Page
Susan Page
Winchester
L. C. Bradford
New York
J. William Manning
Ed. Garvin
Millwood
George W. Garvin
J. T. Sprint
Belle Chipley
Stephens City
William Gaunt
Lela Gaunt
Updyke
Little Washington, Va
Mary Rush
Woodstock
R. C. Gaunt
Atterson Gargin
Bessie
Willie Dunlap
Riverton
Charles Town
Dunlap
Woodmen of America
Berryville
Effie Lewis
Hattie Cooper
E. A. Lindsey
Edith Lee
Berrys
Marshall Trenary, Jr
Boyce High School
Bennie Romine
Hughes
Clarke Courter
Bennie
Mabel Massie
White Post
Clay ‘Carr
Oscar
P. C. Kennedy
Vineyard
Shenandoah River
J. M. Robeson
Emmanuel Chapel
Taft to Attend Petersburg Monument Unveiling
President Taft plans two speeches at the May 10 unveiling of a $50,000 monument at Fort Mahone near Petersburg honoring the Ninth Corps Third Division. The event includes a reception at Center Hill Petersburg with Pennsylvania Governor Stuart and Virginia Governor Swanson, a luncheon, and escorts from Fort Monroe. Mrs Taft will accompany him.
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Fort Mahone
Petersburg
Pennsylvania
Ninth Corps
Army of the Potomac
Taft
Center Hill
Stuart
Swanson
Virginia
Fort Monroe
Miller Train Control Co chartered in Staunton
The Miller Train Control Corporation of Staunton with W M Masters as president and C L Rogers as vice president is chartered by the state corporation commission. Capital stock ranges from 50 000 to 1 000 000. The company aims to commercialize an electrical appliance to automatically prevent train collisions, replacing the Railway Appliance Company. The invention by Harvey B Miller has strong railroad backing.
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Miller Train Control Corporation
Staunton
State Corporation Commission
C. A. Stowell
Winchester
W. M. Masters
Harrisonburg
C. L. Rogers
C.A. Crowell
George W. Hess
Railway Appliance Company
Harvey B. Miller
Dr. White Improves as Clergy Attend Services
Rev. Dr. Henry M. White, once ill at his home in Kernstown, is improving. Rev. Dr. James Grammer of this city conducted services for Dr. White at Memorial Presbyterian Church in Opequon Kernstown on Sunday afternoon.
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Henry “M. White
Trernstown
James Grammer
White
Opequon
Berryville Visit Notes and Local Arrivals
Berryville Virginia records a busy week with visits from Inspector Henry Matthews praising the Berryville post office and Assistant Postmaster Holmes B. Carlisle. Local residents and guests include Miss Marke Munhall, Prof. J. D. Harris, Miss Portia Baldwin, and visitors from East Orange and Washington, all seen in town or en route to nearby towns.
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Berryville
Postoffice
Henry Matthews
Holmes B. Carlisle
Pctmaster Elder
Marke ‘Munhall
Pittsburg
Mary Howard Matthews
Edgewood
J. D. Harris
Warrenton
Edward Harris
D. Willey
Middletown
William .Wiley
Rebecca Adams
East Orange
N. J
Edward Ser
Hally Ballenger Bryan
Washington, D. C
Winchester
Luray
Portia Baldwin
Charles M. Broun
Roanoke
Town
NIRFOLK AND WESTERN R B OCTOBER 18 1908 TRAIN SCHEDULE
NIRFOLK AND WESTERN R B timetable dated October 18 1908 lists leaving and arrival times for trains to Bristol Knoxville Roanoke Shenandoah and northbound connections. It notes Pullman sleepers to Knoxville Gary Philadelphia New York and Washington with intermediate stops and indicates agent names E Bevill and M F Bragg at Roanoke Virginia.
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Harrisonburg
Staunton
Lexington
Harpers Ferry
Hagerstown
Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Martinsburg
Chicago
Columbus
Wheelng
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisvile
Philadelphia
New York
Berryville
Bristol
Pullman Buffet
Knoxville
Roanoke
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Norton
Welch
Pullman Sleeper
Gary
Shenandoah
Harrisburg
Shenandoah Junction
Pullman
Buffet
Hagerstows
E. Bevill
M. F. Bragg
Foley's Urine Laxative Promotes Clear Complexion
An advertisement urges a spring cleanse using Foley's Urine Laxative to relieve constipation and liver trouble. It claims the product stimulates organs and thoroughly cleanses the system for better wellbeing.
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Franck.Baker & Son
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H. D. Fuller
T. Barton
I. Ss. Haldeman
W. E. Barr
FR. Grim
Shenandoah Valley
Nat. Bank
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Jos. B. Newlin
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Plurohite
Miller Train Control Co
Dr. White
P. M
Cork Street
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J. Perry Purcell
Ceohrm Bicycle
Mar
Square Piano
North Main St
Fairmont Avenue
Harry By
Kern
Gy Baker
Umberland Valley Railroad
Martinaburg
Hagerstowe Greencastle
Hambersbureg Shippensbur, Carlile
Aee Mechanickburg
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Baremore
Ome Railroad
Southern Railway
Washington, DC
Bluemont
Westboune
Astern
San Co. Washington
Alexsandria
Aleoxandria
Gowden Barerolt
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Falls Church
W. Rails
Dann Loring
Wedderburn
Vienna
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Sterling Ashburn v
Belmont Park
Leesburg
Clarke’s Gap
Preontan
Milton
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Round Hill
Ar. Biluemont To
Fain
Nirfolk and
Western
Vreeland
Electro
New Jersey
Franklin
careStar
Saccad
J. W. Rosenberger
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H. & W. Seabright
Norton Main Street
Sibert & Denny
Main St
Baltimore & Ohio
Wincles
T. T. Wall
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