Virginia bank report sworn to May 3 1909
I S H Hansbrough president swears the bank statement true to the best of knowledge. Deposits total 1 242 498 47 bonds borrowed 25 000 notes and bills redis counted 35 000 total 1 826 656 06. Frederick County Virginia. See R Grim N P verifies sworn on May 3 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Virginia
Frederick
Ss . I
S. H. Hansbrough
W. S. Love
T. M. Bantz
Ww. H. Baker
R. Grim
N. P
Balance Sheet Fragments Show Liabilities and Deposits
A partial financial sheet lists totals including Total 62 200.52 and liabilities such as Capital stock and Surplus fund. It shows Individual deposits 38 682.77 and Time certificates 10 670.00 with items due to banks and cashier's checks outstanding. Directors noted at end.
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Apa
Barkers
C’ks
I. S
Lena Gore Returns From Stephens City Visit
Miss Lena Gore arrived this morning from Stephens City after spending the weekend with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Gore
Stephens City
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Winchester Resident
Winchester resident Mrs William T Grim testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured her backache and urinary complaints after a year. The ad notes use after recommendations and praises the remedy as reliable. Sold by Franck Baker & Son and through Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents, price 50 cents.
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Dean
Winchester
William T. Grim
Pall Mall Street
Doan
Franck Baker & Son
Druztore
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Captain Hains Sentenced to Sing Sing for Manslaughter
Captain Peter Hains of the United States Army was found guilty of first degree manslaughter for the killing of William Annis, a New York publisher. He was sentenced in Flushing to not less than eight nor more than sixteen years at hard labor in Sing Sing prison after his insanity defense failed.
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Tihhe Star
New York
Peter Hiains
United States Army
Flushing
Long Island
Sing Sing
Hains
William Annis
Virginia Classis Ends Its Session in Harrisonburg
The seventy-fifth annual Virginia Classis session adjourned at St. Stephen's Church Harrisonburg after dedicating the new church with a sermon by Dr J A Hoffheins of Martinsburg W Va The building cost 3189 62 with most funds raised Delegates were chosen for the next Potomac Synod meeting to be held at Woodstock Va on October 26 1915 and necrology noted the death of Mrs J A Hoffheins.
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Virginia Classis of the Reformed Church
St. Stephen’s Church
Harrisonburg
J .A. Hoffheins
Martinsburg
W. Va
Potomac Synod
Woodstock
T. K. Cramer
J. D. Miller
J. Stewart Hartman
Milton Whitener
T. J. Hacker
A. H. Smith
M. A. Keiffer
J. P. Marner
J. R. Lewis
Centennary Church of Winchester
Cromer
J. A. ‘Hoffheins
Rédv
Hoffhéins
Gournelia Langley
Nei South Market Street
Winchester
Said Street
Chiermain Street
Josiah Keckiey
Josiah Weckley
Market Street
Termain Street
Kinward Nevylle
Report of the condition Farmers and Merchants Nat Bank Winchester
The Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester Virginia reports its condition at close of business April 28 1909. Assets total 1017716.20 with deposits 722232.45 and bills payable 34000.00. Cashier H D Fuller verifies the statement and it is sworn before N P Lee R Grim as of April 28 1909.
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Winchester
Virginia
NAT. Bank
Lee R. Grim
N. P
Frederick
State Corporation Commission
Banking Ledger Totals and Cash Balances Displayed
The listing shows overdrafts secured 64.75 and unsecured 299.85 and notes bonds securities and paid premiums. It includes cash items due from state banks state bankers and companies with 223.60 in fractional currency and coins totaling 6,231.63. Overall resources amount to 298 831.89 dollars with various items and reserves.
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U. S
U. S&s
Dissolution of Brill and Cooper Partnership at Star Tannery
The partnership Brill & Cooper in Star Tannery Virginia is dissolved. G S Brill has purchased Cooper’s share of stock and assumes all debts of the firm effective April 20 1909. Debts due to the firm to be paid to Brill. Cooper signs with Brill.
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G. S. Brill
H. T. Cooper
Brill & Cooper
Star Tannery
Cooper
Brill
Guy S. Brill
Public sale notice for Lynch trust in Winchester
Richard N. Gray, Clerk of the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia, certifies bond with approved security has been given as directed in the above entitled cause. A. G. Swanson acts as auctioneer in the public sale conducted by M. M. Lynch trustee and special commissioner. Dated 5 12 4.
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Corporation Court
Winchester
Virginia
Annie L. Spurr
Virginia E. Grant
J. Favenner
Cornelia Tangley
Cornelia Langley
Joseph H. Lyder
Charles H. Clark
J. W. Taylor
Joseph Hllyder
Commissioner's Office
Corporation Court of the City of
Nirozinta
Virginia Ki. Grant
Court Hoouse
M. M. Lynch
A. G. Swanson
Richard N. Gray
Corporation Court of
Ricunarno L. Gray
Miss Mary Stricder Returns Home From Mountain Falls Duty
Miss Mary Stricder returns to Fairmount avenue after completing nursing duties on a case at Mountain Falls.
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Mary Stricder
Fairmount Avenue
Mountain Falls
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Winchés Va
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Shenandoah Valley Academy
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Princi
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Virginia Classis
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W. E. Barr
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Union Bank of Winchester
Y Lok Prust
Lee R.grim
Jas B. Russell
Hugh S. Lupton
Holmes’ Boyd
Sibert & Denny
N. Main St
A. J.tavenner
APC
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North Main Street
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James B. Russell
H. J. Lurfle
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Raymond M. Hudson
Nyals
Wincester Steam Dying & Cleaning Works
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Fred S. Boyd
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Sloat
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Inwood
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