Bankers Explain How a Bank Lends Money
A country banker outlines bank operations to neighbors, stressing reserve requirements, prudent lending to creditworthy borrowers, and the limits on lending to avoid industrial partnerships. He notes that loans must be liquid, backed by assets or endorsed, and that deposits support credit but banks do not invest in fixed industries.
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Will Rogers Explains Bank Troubles
Will Rogers states banks failed not only due to bankers, but because everyone borrowed when money was available and could not repay when money was scarce. He argues shared responsibility for the financial strain.
Advertising Aids Business Revival
Advertising counsel A W Diller told bankers at a conference that 1988 is a good year to advertise. He said staying in business builds public confidence and that aggressive firms can capture new business by actively advertising, noting people read newspaper ads if they find them interesting.
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Bankers
Mr. Diller
Old Mule to Trade for a Gentle Horse
A farmer offers a gentle old work mule in trade for a calm horse. The note hints at a barter during the current canning season.
Sunday morning program at Ist Church June Li clock
In the absence of Pastor Wallace N. Wioe son away at Southwestern University, a Sunday service features leader Miss Lillian Riker and musical prelude by Mrs. J. M. Carmbie. The program includes hymns prayers creed announcements scripture lessons talks on Christian courage and stewardship followed by benediction. Mrs. Henry Sudman and children return from New Mexico visit. Mr. Hudman meets them at Big Spring. Mrs. Pratt Williams and Miss Lottie Ivey visit San Angelo for eye specialist care.
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Southwestern University
Lillian Riker
J. M. Carmbie
A. Wiker
Bettie Butner
IL QO. Whitt
Lottie Ivey
Bop. Bridges
Robert Knierim
Lymn
Henry Sudman
New Mexico
Hudman
Big Spring
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