Educational Preparation an Key to Modern Banking Success
The American Bankers Association argues that education drives success in business and industry. Institutes like the American Institute of Banking train workers across 206 cities, with 64 320 members, 10 000 graduates in official roles, and 375 000 bank staff nationwide pursuing certificates and classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Guerness
Huainese
Inpalse
Commercial College
American Institute of Banking
American Bankers Association
One Cow Outperforms Twelve in Dairy Returns Claim
The American Bankers Association Agricultural Commission cites 100000 records from dairy herd improvements showing cows producing 190 to 500 pounds butterfat yearly yield per head returns over feed cost ranging from 14 to 178 dollars. A single 600 pound producer returns more than twelve 100 pound producers, even before milking labor and housing costs.
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Tulletin
American Bankers Association Agricultural Commission
Gypsy Wedding Off as Louisville Gypsies Move On
In Louisville May 25 a Romany wedding for Prince John and Rosetta Stanley was postponed as Chief John and many gypsies left by car trains. The group plans to resume ceremonies in Chicago within three months amid rumors of fees and police pressure.
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Louisville
Kentucky
John
Prince Kendrik John
Dudgeon
Rosetta Stanley
Ohio River
Chicago
Boys In Blue
the Law
Chief John
New York
Tessa
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Texas
St. Louis
Washkowsky's Old Shoe Highlights Bank Savings Lapses
A Kansas City Star editorial mocks a Brooklyn man who stored $2350 in an old shoe. It urges bankers to educate the public on proper saving and to discourage hiding funds in unlikely places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers Association
Washkowsky
Brooklyn
Mre. Waclikowsky
Bankers Association
Congress
Mellon
Kansas City Star
Irvine Lenroot Confirmed to Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
Irvine Lenroot, former Wisconsin senator, was confirmed by the Senate as a member of the court of customs and patent appeals after seven hours of closed debate. The 42 to 27 vote followed opposition led by Senator Norris of Nebraska who cited Lenroot’s chairmanship during the Teapot Dome inquiry and his later appearance before a Senate committee as an attorney.
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Washington
Irvine Lenroot
Wisconsin
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
Learoot
Senate Lands Committee
Teapot Dome
Sunday church services and schedules listed for multiple congregations
June 2 offerings at St Mark's St Joseph's Seventh Day Adventists Evangelical Church and others noted with times. Sunday school worship and events listed. some text garbled with misspellings but outlines weekly schedules and a June 9 Children Day observance.
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St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Frank Durant
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Drolet
Steb
Seventh Day Adventists
Sabbeth School
Evangelical Church
N. A. Eider
Mieister
L. C
Mepe Evangelical Church
Midland Empire fair seeks greatest school exhibit ever
The Midland Empire fair opens September 2 for five days with a goal of the best school exhibit in its history. Manager J M Bresnahan has sent classification rules to all schools, with entry closes August 10. Prizes will be awarded to both schools and individual pupils across multiple categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Board
J. M. Bresnahan
Midland Empire
Fair Management
1849 Sale Bill Irregular Texas Kentucky Slavery Exhibit
A dated 1849 sale notice by J. Moss offers farm personal property and six enslaved people for cash or note. The listing includes oxen, cattle, tools, timber, whiskey, molasses, farming gear, and a rifle. The sale location is Versailles Kentucky near McGowans ferry pike, with sale starting at 8 AM and credit terms via Rub McConnel as surety.
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California
Etrich
Oregon Territory
Buck
Ben
Tom
Jerry
Jerry Wilson
Johnson Miller
Ben Miller
Wil
McConnel
Versailles
Kentucky
McGowans Ferry Pike
Metropolitan Life Insurance certifies compliance and authority in Montana
The Montana Office of State Auditor and Insurance Commissioner certifies that Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of New York City is authorized to transact life insurance in Montana through March 31, 1990. The notice includes financial figures for December 31, 1928, and 1938, with capital, surplus, and asset details. GEO. P. PORTER signs as State Auditor and Commissioner of Insurance.
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Ofice of State
State OF Montana Insurance Department
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Madison Ave
New York City
N. Y
Montana
Geo. P. Porter
U. S
State
Helena
Midland National Life Insurance Certificate of Compliance
The Office of State Auditor certifies that Midland National Life Insurance Company Watertown South Dakota filed two sworn statements of its condition on December 31 1928 under Montana law and complied with state insurance statutes The certificate shows capital mobilities and policy holders figures and was issued at the State Capitol Helena on May 13 1930.
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Office of
State OF
Helena
Sheriff Sale Notice in Sweet Grass County Montana
Foreclosure decree in district court Sweet Grass County Montana directs sheriff sale at the courthouse front door in Big Timber. Defendants Gustav Kh Tangen Mary Tangen Northland Securities Company, sale date June 6 1929 at 2 00 p m, property described as the NE NYN NYN and NWh SGM of section 4 township 1 north range 14 east M M. Ed Brannin sheriff by Frank Whilsel under sheriff. Published May 16 23 30 June 6 1989.
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District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweetsrass
Edward Leslie
Big Timber
Chas. W. Campbell
Anna KE. Brinley
Mlaintiyr
Gustav Kh. Tangen
Mary Tangen
Northland Securities Company
Sweet Grass
Swynew
M. M
Ed Brannin
Sweet Geass County
Frank Whilsel
Sweet Grass County
Sheriff Sale of Farm Property in Sweet Grass County Montana
The sheriff sale in Sweet Grass County Montana orders the auction of the southwest quarter of section 14 township 14 north range 15 east containing 160 acres more or less. Front door of the court house in Big Timber is the sale site and time set for 2:00 PM on a Sunday in June 1929.
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Farmers State Bank
LeSueur
Minnesota
Corporation
Platt
Clirtes EL Cenm
Catherine C. Deumamt
Montana
Sweet Grass
Meridian
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American Bankers, Association
Rarold Stonier
Ruby
Nehane Chareh Er
W. P. Eastman
Midland Empire Exposition Board
Insurance
Professional Directory
Frank Arnold
Thompson Block
Livingston, Montana
DA. L. BH
Townsend Ostropateic Physician
Masonic Building
R. H. Wiedman
Masonic Temple
Bigtimber
A. P. Olbary, M. D
Commercial Bank
Bidg
D. Clalborn
L. W. Baskett
Mentens Power Coe
Bock Big Timber
Menten
W. Barr
Mentena
A. W. Strickland
J. J. Gallagher
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