Bank Survives Dreath and Depression Era Struggles
The account traces Brady area banks through the 1907 panic to the early 1930s crash. It notes cashier changes, capital increase in 1910, building plans completed by 1911, Federal Reserve entry in 1914, seed subsidies during drought, and farm woes with arsenic poisoning deals. It highlights the 1929 crash’s reach from New York to rural finance, unemployment, and shrinking deposits by 1932.
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New York
Dir
Ectors
J. F. Montgomery
Clarence Snider
C. H. Horn
A. D. Wright
J. L. Jordan
Brady Banks
Texas Bankers Association
Dutton Grove
Brady Commercial
Hardin Jones
E. L. Ogden
Bank Holiday Declared After Banking Panic
The text notes a cash seizure that troubled banks, prompting withdrawals from city correspondents and New York banks. It mentions Franklin D. Roosevelt's first act as president, declaring a bank holiday after his inauguration.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Itch-Me-Not advertised for fast relief at Central Drug Store
An old style ad promises itching skin relief in 15 minutes with ITCH-ME-NOT, claiming it kills germs and soothes external skin issues. It mentions Central Drug Store as the place to buy.
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Anye Drug Store
Central Drug Store
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Conley
Farmers Loan & Trust Co
Brady
Federal Reserve System
J. F. Montmorey
F. M. (Buck) Richards
Brady National Bank
E. L
Bazz) Ogden
Barton Motors
Mien
D. L. Kettle
P. O. Box
Waco
Texas
Protection
Faith
Humanity Retail Merchants Association
McCulloch County
Retail Merchants Association of Texas
Associated Credit Bureau of America
The
Heart of
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Austin-Houston
Kerrville, Texas
Liano
Coleman-Abilene
San Angelo
Big Spring
Kerrville Bus Co., Inc
Friendly Servic
Kerrville Bus Station
Dial
South Bridge Street
South Pine and Commerce
Club Cafe
KK. E
Cooter
Roper
W. H. Stewart
Chevrolet
Flint
Michigan
Dustry
Ricks Chevrolet CO
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