Badger Lumber declares huge stock dividend and recapitalization
The Badger Lumber company with holdings across Missouri Arkansas Kansas and Oklahoma declares a 2000 percent stock dividend under a reorganization moving control to Louis L. Seibel. Old control was held by heirs of Alfred Toll. Stockholders will realize about 3 300 000 on an initial 154 175 investment. The firm values its properties at about 3 500 000 and issues 10 000 shares of common stock.
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Associated
Kansas City
the Journal
Badger Lumber Company
Missouri
Arkanes
Kansas
Oklahoma
Louis L. Seibel
Alfred Toll
Hannibal
Badger
Arkansas
Fort Smith
Ark
Loan Co Sees Remarkable Growth in Six Months
The North Texas Building and Loan Association reports assets rising to about 695 million dollars over the past six months. Officers and directors issued a statement outlining the growth and noting the December period referenced.
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North Texas Uiding and Loan Association
Artist's Idea of Naval Airship Assets Report
The article notes assets totaling 19,489.88 as of October 31, 1923 and 1 a44 128.83 as of June 30, 1927. It highlights the company’s no foreclosure record and credits the loan plan with monthly payments described as small and easily affordable for borrowers.
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Oider
Night Plowers Spark Odd Fashion Trend
A quirky note describes the flower as a common motif on the season’s nightwear, noting its unexpected perch on the shoulder of the latest nightgowns, with playful commentary on the trend's appeal.
U S Women in China Urge Nanking Inquiry
American women in Shanghai urge the General Federation of Women’s Clubs to launch an official inquiry into the Nanking outrages of March 24. The message, signed by the American Women’s Club of Shanghai, asks Washington reports be reviewed and shared with clubwomen to counter subversive propaganda and protect women’s safety in China.
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United Press
Shanghat
Shanghai
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Clubwomen of America
American Women’s Club of
American Women's Club of
China
Nanking
General Federation of
Wonan's Clubs
Washington
Czar Nicholas II Death Cellar Now a State Museum
The cellar where Czar Nicholas II his wife the Tsarevich and sisters were executed after dethronement has been turned into a museum by Ekaterinburg city government, now Sverdlovsk.
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Czar’s
New State Museum
Moscow
Nicholas II
Tzarevitch
Ekaterinburg
Sverdlovsk
Summer nightgowns with lace yokes and pleated chiffon
Summer nightgowns are described as generally longer than daytime frocks featuring dainty lace yokes and pleated chiffon detailing.
Note in Old Bottle Found Near Port Gibson Okla
A message placed in an old beer bottle 15 years ago by Harold Weibrecht of Strong City was discovered by L P Higginbotham on the Grand river near Port Gibson Okla. The writer, then a boy, asked the finder to write back.
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Harold Weibrecht
Strong City
L. P. Higginbotham
Grand River
Port Gibson
Oklo
Wiebrecht
Salina hunter Alex Rice linked to appendix find
In Salina Kansas an operation uncovered fifty birds in the appendix of local sportsman Alex Rice who is described as a hunter who chases many birds and rabbits. Authorities note Rice has a reputation as an avid outdoorsman.
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Salina
Kan
Alex Rice
Rice
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Mammoth
Wilbur
Airship and Rubber Company
Competition Board
Goodyear
Polk St
U. S
Frieze Bakery
United Preas
Cottonwood Falls
Pittman Seweler and Optometrist
Polk Stone
Georgette Frocks
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