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The North Carolina year book and business directory [serial], 1914
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1UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
3THE NORFOLK NATIONAL BANK
4NORFOLK, VA.
6CAPITAL ……………….. $1,000,000.00
7SURPLUS AND PROFITS . $ 800,000.00
9OFFICERS:
10Caldwell Hardy, President. A. B. Schwarzkopf, Vice-President.
11E. T. Lamb, Vice President. W. A. Godwin, Cashier.
13DIRECTORS:
14JAMES M. BARR, Pres. Black Mountain
15Colliers Co.
16W. C. COBB, Fertilizers.
17HUGH C. DAVIS, Atty. at Law.
18LEROY W. DAVIS, Pres. O. D. Tobbaco Co.
19W. A. GODWIN, Cashier.
20C. W. GRANDY, of C. W. Grandy & Sons, Inc.
21C. W. GRANDY, Jr.
22W. J. HARAHAN, Pres. S. A. L. Ry.
23W. T. HAM, of W. T. Ham & Co., Inc.
24CALDWELL HARDY, President.
25T. A. JONES, Savage, Son & Co.
26HENRY KIRN.
27E. T. LAMB, Gen. Mgr. and Receiver A. B. & A. R. R., Atlanta.
28CHAS. W. PRIDDY, Pres. Pocomoke Guano Co.
29F. S. ROYSTER, Pres. F. S. Royster Guano Co.
30A. B. SCHWARZKOPF, Vice-President.
31WILLIAM SLOANE, of Wm. Sloane & Co.
32ROBT. B. TUNSTALL, Attorney at Law.
33A. R. TURNBULL, Pres. & Gen. Mgr. Rowland Lumber Co.
34R. P. WALLER.
35WM. M. WHALEY, Pres. Roanoke R. R. & L. Co.
36WM. H. WHITE, Pres. R. F. & P. R. R.
37J. G. WOMBLE.
39With well established connections this bank has unsurpassed facilities in every branch of legitimate banking.
41SOME FACTS RELATING TO NORTH CAROLINA
43Ratified Federal Constitution November 21, 1789
44No. of Counties…………………….100
45Area, square miles…………………48,740
46Coast Line, miles………………….400
47East to West, miles……………….490
48North to South, miles…………….185
49Greatest altitude …………………6,711 ft.
50Population (1910 Census)………….2,206,287
51Population per square mile………..45.3
52White population …………………1,500,513
53Negro population …………………697,843
54Indians and others………………..7,931
55School population (1913)………….766,389
56White school population…………..519,106
57Negro school population…………..247,283
58No. school houses…………………7,777
59Value school property…………….$7,380,616
60Real estate ……………………….$382,775,963
61Personal property ………………..$215,505,600
62Taxable Property …………………$747,500,632
63Taxes State purposes………………$3,096,141
64Taxes for Pensions………………..$338,029
65County taxes ………………………$3,523,428
66Municipal taxes …………………..$3,199,915
67School taxes ………………………$2,652,125
68Total all taxes …………………..$12,808,740
69Railway mileage ………………….. 4,449
70Railway passenger rates, per mile…..2½c.
71Value all crops …………………..$196,833,000
72Cotton …………………………….$80,621,000
73Corn ……………………………….$48,648,000
74Tobacco …………………………….$30,988,000
75Cotton seed (estimated) ……………$10,000,000
76Wheat ……………………………..$7,503,000
77Hay ………………………………..$6,914,000
78Sweet potatoes …………………….$4,880,000
79Oats ……………………………….$2,736,000
80Potatoes …………………………..$1,968,000
81No. Manufacturing plants …………..5,231
82No. Wage earners employed …………146,473
83Value manufactured products ………$216,656,000
84No. Cotton mills ……………………286
85No. Knitting mills …………………61
86No. Woolen, Cordage and Silk mills…12
87No. Furniture factories ……………..87
88No. Newspapers ……………………..294
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