Situation Improves in Federal Reserve District Review
Kansas City May 30. A materially strengthened financial condition and broad improvement in basic industries are reported in the May review of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City covering the tenth district. Loans and discounts continue to shrink while time deposits rise. district bank reserves soar to 250.8 percent of deposits and liabilities as of May 18. The review notes stronger bank position, widespread improvement in industries, steadier prices, and cautious credit expansion despite cool crops and weather delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas
Federal Reserve Bank
Wnter
Good Outlook for Livestock Promises Profit and Steady Markets
A Farmer and Preacher article argues that good long term prospects for standard livestock stem from a shift to normalcy, better feeding methods, and improved marketing. It notes beef slaughter is down from 1918, wages and employment affect current demand, and a cattle shortage may emerge as production lags behind rising consumption.
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United States
Bureau Committee O Fifteen
Basin Republican for job printing. First Church notices
Sunday services at eleven a m and Wednesday evening testimonial meetings at eight. Sunday school for pupils up to twenty at ten a m. Reading rooms in rear of church open daily except Sundays and legal holidays from three to five.
Notice for Publication Insurance Commissioner Cheyenne Wyoming
Notice from the Office of the Insurance Commissioner Cheyenne Wyoming dated May 1 1921 announcing Aetna Casualty and Surety Company Hartford CT with admitted assets 15 441 106 93 Liabilities excluding capital capital stock paid up and surplus over 2 000 000 00 totaling 10 591 448 76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of the Insurance Commissioner
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Aetna Casualt and Surety Company
Hartford
Connecticut
Capital
Men's Accident Association
Des Moines
Iowa
American Surety Company
New York
Suminea
Insurance Commissioner Certifies Wyoming Annual Statement 1920
Donald M. Forsyth, Wyoming Insurance Commissioner, certifies the annual statement for Interstate Business Men's Accident Association filed in his Cheyenne office. Figures show income 2,849,658.17 and disbursements 11,332,542.18 for year ending December 31, 1920, with Wyoming business gross premiums 6,141.63 and losses paid 3.1 938.18. Seal dated May 1, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
State of
Laramie
Donald M. Forsyth
State of Wyoming
C. S
D. M. Forsyth
Condensed annual statement figures for American Surety Company 1920
The record lists assets of 14,012,903.38 and liabilities of 1,308,305.58 for American Surety Company New York reflecting gross premiums received 7,915.94 and losses paid 3,453.97. It includes year end dates December 31 1920 and notes insured figures 890,897.71 and 832,816.88 with a 5,000,000.00 sum.
Insurance Commissioner Seals 1920 Financial Figures
Income for year ending December 31 1920 shows 14012903.38 dollars with expenses and gross premiums listed. The document, filed in the office under section 5264 of the law, bears the seal of Insurance Commissioner D M Forsyth.
Insurance Commissioner Signs 1920 Annual Statement Record
The annual financial statement shows gross premiums received of 177,502,366.14 and losses paid of 177,502,366.14 as of December 31, 1920. It includes figures for gross premiums, losses incurred, and other insurance metrics, concluding with the Insurance Commissioner’s signature and seal in 1921.
Aetna Life Insurance Company Financial Snapshot
Aetna Life Insurance Company of Hartford Connecticut reports assets of 177 million 502 thousand 366 dollars and 14 cents. Capital stands at 158 million 474 thousand 949 dollars and 22 cents with a surplus over liabilities of 14 million 027 thousand 416 dollars and 91 cents.
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Colorado
Basin
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Detroit
Fordson
Yellowstone Motor Company
Wys
Yellowstone Motor Company Greybull
Wyo
Wild Bear Garage Company Worland
County of
A. D
Insurance Commissioner
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Basin Free
W, H, May
Town & Country Electric Company
Court House
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