The First National Bank of Boston Names Its Role
The First National Bank of Boston announces reasons for naming a bank and outlines its branding approach. Officials emphasize strong local presence and historical trust in financial services.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1922
Page
16
Trust Department Our Circular Twelve Reasons Sent Upon Request
A local trust department announces a circular titled Twelve Reasons, available upon request. The notice emphasizes informational prospects and invites inquiries from clients and the public seeking guidance on fiduciary practices.
Answers to Inquiries on Western Pacific and General Baking
Boston Post readers submit questions on securities. Western Pacific Railroad Corp remains holding company owning Denver & Rio Grande Western with litigation over Rio Grande. 1921 cash strong but nine months 1922 show weaker earnings. preferred dividend at risk. General Baking Co shows rising earnings. new Bronx bakery to open early 1923. company debt light, holding assets solid. first mortgage 6 percent bonds backed by property with sinking fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Pacific Railroad
Denver & Rio Grande
V. H. Brookline
Mass
Western Pacific Railroad Corporation
Western Pacific Railroad Company
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Western Pacific
Utah Fuel Company
Comany
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Coast Mountain Range
General Baking Co
Mammoth Bakery
D.C. Hartford
Conn
National Biscuit Co
Bronx
New York City
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
United States
Dillman Bakery
Kold Bakery
Understanding Bonds Classifications and Investor Duties
The Boston Post outlines that a careful investor investigates a security before purchase to ensure ample property value and adequate earning power to cover interest and principal. It describes bond classes from A onward to highly speculative issues and invites reader questions for its Monday columns, asking inquiries be mailed with full name and address to the Financial Editor in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
New England
Post
Inquirer
Financial
Boston
Mass
Wall Street
Post Financial Department
Trade News from Belfast and New York Markets
Trade reports from Belfast indicate cambric manufacturers to reinstate membership as lower price lists cut 5 to 15 percent. ropment locks by bleachers to standard pricing. Rochester notes a $1 garment spring price rise from Jos Knopf and Sons. other firms advance 50 cents per garment. New York finishes show gingham price gains and silk raw market strength with double extra cracks rising to about 8.50 a pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Here
Cambric Manufacturers Association
Rochester
N. Y
Jos. Knopf and Sons Jtc
New York
Amory, Brown and Co
Yokohama
Canton
Market Review And Outlook For Stocks In Late Autumn
The market showed strength amid pool operations and short covering with scarce supply at current prices. Gains were limited by occasional bearish pressure. by week’s end, the market closed firm on resilient broad demand and improving economic indicators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
The Ball At 300 Grosvenor Square Reveals Silence Demands
Joan Tallbois plans a London ball at Knayth Abbey’s ally 300 Grosvenor Square while a mysterious summons arrives. A plain stranger claims to bear a crucial message about the late William Tallbois and warns against sharing its contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callaghan
Slim Jim
Carey
William Travers Tallbois
Knayth
French Foreign Legion
Joan Ayre
Bell
Drummond
Vaille
Slaney
Joan
Tallbois
Philip Mottisfont
Dunluce
Knayth Abbey
Grosvenor Square
London
Mayfair
Smith
Lady Tallbois
Mr. Smith
Getty
James Carey revealed as Tallbois heir in eerie confession
A mysterious visitor presents a sealed dossier linking William Tallbois to James Carey, alias Le Mesurier, and to Carey’s crimes including Santa Fe bullion robbery and the Detroit bank forgeries. Joan Tallbois reads the evidence, faces shock, and learns a blackmail threat looms from a powerful insider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Tallbois
William Tallbois
James Carey
Tames Carey
Santa Fe
McLeod
Detroit
Mayfair
Scotland Yard
Philip
That le Mesurier
France
Central Indiana Power bonds offered with subsidiary security
Central Indiana Power Company and subsidiaries operate in Indianapolis and 70 Indiana towns. The issue yields about 6.40 percent, due July 1, 1947, with denominations 1000 500 and 100. Tax reimbursements apply for four mills per dollar, up to six percent tax on interest, and the mortgage secures all bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Indiana Power Company
Indianapolis
Central Indiana
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Haleey, Stuart & Co., Inc
Chicago
New York
Indiana
Indiana Electric Corporation
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
First National Bank
Trust Department
Rinvine Securities
Fairchild News Service
Maryland
Del
Mass. Oil & Rfg
Central Me
Pwr
New England Oil Corp
Chas. A. Day & Co., Inc
Sears Bidg
Broad
New Tore
California Petroleum Shares
Standard Oil of California
Coca-Cola Company
Adams Express Company
Barrett
Adams Express
American Company
Endicott-Johnson
American Bank Note Company
Victor Talking Machine Company
Dends
Federal Reserve System
Washington
Europe
Lausanne
Federal Reserve Board
the Stranger
John Goodwin
Police
Reece Button Hole Machine Company
Francis A. Shea
International Button Hole Sewing Machine Company
Francis A. Bhda
Reece Folding Machine Company
Jes. H. Breust
Halsey, Stuart & Co
A. B. Leach & Co., Inc
Stone & Webster, Inc
Spencer Trask & Co
Eastern Texas Electric Co
Stone & Webster, Ine
Gea, Maer
Torrington Company
Torrington Co
Polock
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