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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1909
Page
3
Virginia banks report assets and liabilities with deposits totaling over 1.2 million dollars. Statements list cash, U S bonds, reserves, and loans, with official attestations by bank officers and notaries in Winchester and Frederick County.
Statement of the financial condition filed with the State Corporation Commission shows total resources of 239 361 25 and total liabilities 298 831 59. Loans and discounts include secured and unsecured amounts with cash items and bank balances from national and state banks plus various coin and paper currency holdings. Directors listed Jus B Newlin and N My with commission expiration August 12.
Statement dated April 28 shows the Peoples' Bank at Stephens City with resources including loans and discounts, secured and unsecured overdrafts, banking house, furniture, paper currency, coins, and gold. It lists capital stock, surplus, dividends, and deposits, with detailed figures for assets and liabilities and notes on directors.
Plumbing electrical work and team fitting by Steas and Hot ater Heating and Iimstated Electric L git and Beil Virine Specially. Chas. E. Sea 28 El Piccadily St.
An advisory urges Mid Southside and Eastern Virginia farmers to focus on local cooperative dairy production. It warns that promoters push creameries without enough cows and crops nearby, risking unprofitable investments. Emphasizes breeding better dairy stock, silos, and home production to meet rising demand. It notes shortages of cows and marks promising fruit crop prospects as of April.
Jennie O Engaminger of Loudoun Seminary has been spending the weekend with the family of Mr and Mrs A B Richards at The Maples near town.
Fragmentary text notes rail connections serving Hagers town and intermediate stations with links to Harrisburg Philadelphia and New York. Mentions Shenan for Washington and a Pullman buffet sleeper to New York verses to Philadelphia. Includes names G. B. Evill M. F. F. Bragg and routes Roanoke Virginia.
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