Radical changes transform banking in New York report
A review by the American Yonkers Association summarizes the rapid shifts in banking, noting the rise of multiple and branch banking systems. It details how many banks operate under group affiliations, the potential for trade-area banking, and calls for careful study to avoid monopoly, with officials noting 21 839 independent stations and 30 billion in loans under group branches. A separate note reports Hunert Stokes of Stourbridge, Eng., fined two cents for assaulting Holand Woods after rumors about Stokes’ wife.
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New York
Reepsule Commission
American Yonkers Association
Ing Iikely
Cor Invision
Cur
District of Columbia
Iime
Hawe
Ceriain
Nome
Syat
Kfonps
Ines
Branc
Htnert
Hunert Stokes
Stourbridge
Eng
Holand Woods
Stokes
Vancouver Island Resorts Amid Winter Parades and Hotels
Vancouver and Victoria on Vancouver Island lure winter travelers with mild climates and easy access. The article highlights southern Vancouver Island sights, the new Princess ships, and classically equipped resorts with scenic inland excursions to Cameron Lake and Dougie forestlands, noting salmon fishing and autumnal into-winter trips.
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Vancouver
Victoria
Prince Stramero
Fizabe
Ile
Vancouever
Beniile
Cameron Lake
Presidio 200 Year Old Border City Eyes Railway Legacy
Presidio, a border town on the Big Bend of Texas, anticipates a future tied to a new railway line driving development in Presidio, Brewster and Jeff Davis counties. The reopening of the Shafter silver mine and expanded mining and agriculture are planned, with modest population growth and commerce expected as the line connects to Alpine and the Mexican Orient, transforming this historic gateway between nations.
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Presidio
Tex
Big Bend
Texas
Thasway
Jaye
Jett Davis
Brewster
Shafter
Tly
Santa Cruz
San Antonio
Chika
Bua City
Mexico
Local Lions Sponsor Business Confidence Week
Local Lions join a nationwide drive with 2250 groups to boost business prospects by increasing circulation and support. Proclamations from some state governors back the effort as clubs align with the program through slogans and activities to lift mood and spur prosperity. District Governor Sam M. Braswell spoke on Lionism aims and praised Alpine's energy, with visitors from El Paso and Fort Stockton attending the meeting.
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Roy Whiteside
Sam M. Braswell
Clarendon
Alpine
Thuty
Hvelinness
EL Paso
Fort Stockton
Talk of Hard Times Bad On Business Men
A. F. Robinson urged Alpine business houses to promote November as trades month and cash in on opportunities. He advised quitting tales of hard times and to attract customers, noting Alpine has shown better conditions in summer and that cattle markets may recover soon. Local opinion expects near normal business in the Dig Bend area soon.
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A. F. Robinson
Chamber of Commerce
Alpine
Tman
Oate
Desire Probation of Four District Football Elevens
District football committee met in Fort Stockton to review player eligibility. McCamey faces a two year interscholastic suspension for flagrant infractions, Crane may be given one week to file eligibility blanks and forfeit games, and My Lake Owls are placed on probation for the remainder of the season. A second session led by Superintendant Grege of Marfa urged suspending McCamey Tran Crane and Big Lake for the rest of the season on probation.
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Fort Stockton
McCamey
Crane
My Lake Owls
Grege
Marfa
Tran
Big Lake
Austin
Bucks
Buell Starts To Work on New Job Cleaning up City
Buell begins city cleanup duties with a custom truck to prevent trash loss. E Hell started recently and sweeps streets at three each morning to prepare for business hours. Mrs. Lila Murphy, Civic League president, says the effort is going well and extends to dump grounds until better plans emerge. Parking cars cause street-sweeping troubles.
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Clvic League
E. Hell
Lila Murphy
Civic League
Night Parking Restrictions Discussed by City Officials
Citizens who plan to leave cars overnight in the town are urged to park away from main business blocks. Talks have begun about city commission steps to regulate parking on select streets to ease access and traffic flow.
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City Commission
Junior squads of Davis and Alpine clash today
Davis and Alpine junior teams meet this afternoon in a short two half football game for eighth graders under 100 pounds. The event, part of the regular admission, aims to level the field and showcase youthful grit as Traan is settled.
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Davis
Alpine
Éun
Traan
Fort Davis
Reval
A. D. HI
B. E. Coan
D. M. Major
First frost causes little damage in Alpine area
A heavy frost swept Alpine and surrounding country last night. Reports say damage was slight with grass and hardy vegetation largely spared. Tomatoes and sweet potatoes appear to be the only crops possibly damaged.
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Alpine
Alpine Parent-Teacher Association Sets October Carnival
Members held their regular October meeting Monday at the school under Mrs. Pink Phelps. They discussed the annual Halloween carnival to be staged this month, detailing plans and participation by the group.
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Alpine Parent-Teacher Association
Pink Phelps
Student Program Highlights at Madern Ward School
A listing of program items includes yells and songs by fourth and seventh graders, a patriotic number, a Texas congress birthday program, a prayer by Mrs. Pink Phelps, and Bro. J. 8. Batey addressing "What the PT. A. Means to a Community."
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Madern Ward
Texas Congress
Pink Phelps
Bro. J. 8. Batey
Texas
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Joe W. Howze
Fuller Building
Prorie
Buell
Chandler & Company
Chandler Building
E. Crockett St
Smith & Benson
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Macinees
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Molly O'Day
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Milton Sills
Dorothy Mackaill
Kenneth Mackenna
King Fox Movietone
Novarro
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William Collier, Sr
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Warren Hymer
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