Public Forum on Banking and Agriculture Economics
A. Vanderlip defines a bank as a system to mobilize idle community money into deposits and checks, enabling payments and credit. He argues cooperation hinges on understanding banking’s role with agriculture, noting the bank’s function to pool reserves and facilitate circulation to support every industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Vanderlip
FA. Vanderlip
Cy Hank
New York
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Campaign for cheap mors and warehouse farming system
A fragment outlines a plan to build warehouses and an Anat iol system adapted to farming business with joint efforts of state help bankers and a corps of managers. It notes cooperation, financing, and logistics to support prosperity across regions without burdens from the current system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew
Sendy
Public trespass notice and real estate offer collide in 19th century notice
A fragmented notice blocks legal warnings and a sales pitch as Jason W. James posts a trespass prohibition on his Alpine property and Hazlewood Bros advertises a quick sale of eight lots in Mineral Wells Texas, inviting cash offers. The mixed item shows legal caution adjacent to a real estate promo from July 22.
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Fice
Hazlewood Bros Mineral Wells
Texas
Anche
Reward offered for cattle brand law violators in Alpine Texas
A public notice from W. T. Hexversos of Alpine Texas announces a reward for the arrest and conviction of anyone illegally handling cattle under the listed brands. The terse notice urges enforcement action and specifies the reward as an incentive for legal compliance.
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Twill
W. T. Hexversos
Alpine
Texas
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Peter Ra Ouerat
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Kansas Dental Colleges
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Office Ritchey Hotel
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Lackey
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A. Hardy, M.D
J. C. Brooke Lawyer
Turney
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Wigfall van Sickle
H. Ragin
Peopl
Ripley
Santa Fe Railroad
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Jason WW
Janes
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Alpine, Tex
Marta
Jan
Irostes
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