Walton Trust opens Kansas City offices in Fed Reserve building
The Walton Trust Co occupies about half of the sixteenth floor in the Federal Reserve Bank building and opens to the public on Monday June 5. F B Walton will oversee Kansas City operations while continuing work at Butler. The move centralizes management for Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma branches. The Kansas City Star notes the firm, established 1870, has capital and surplus of 12 million dollars and 1.5 million dollars in farm and city loans.
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Walton Trust Co
Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City
The
Trust Company
Federal Reserve
Butler
F. B. Walton
Marysville
Chillicothe
Morrisonville
Clinton
Springfield
Neosho
Vinita
Muskogee
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
J. J. Walton
W. J. Nix
J. R. Walton
William Ji. Waly Ton
Joseph
Brown
American Legion
Legion
State Car Licenses Revenue Growth Reported
Jefferson City June 3 The state automobile department reports year to date license revenue of 2 517 125 50 from 321 646 licenses. The department believes continues through the close.
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Jefferson City
State Automobile Department
Picenses
Demt
Democratic Central Committee Meeting Report Bates County
The Bates County Democratic Central Committee met on Saturday to direct electors from each township to choose two qualified voters for Bates County at the August 1, 1922 primary. It recommended one woman and one man per township as committeemen and filled vacancies in several townships: Grand River James E Murphy Deer Creek N J Adams Ikhart Pate Nafus Deepwater Walter Snodgrass Homer J K McGutire.
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Democratic Central Committee
Bates County
Grand River
James E. Murphy
Deer Creek
N. J. Adams Ikkhart
Pate Nafus
Deepwater
Walter Snodgrass Homer
J. K. McGutire
Band Concert Moved To Thursday June 8 At Courthouse Yard
Band director Chas L Fisk will be absent Friday so the concert shifts to Thursday evening June 8 in the band stand in the courthouse yard. Harry Tink Ellis will lead a first class baseball team this year with several top players being sought. possible games may be arranged for next Sunday if feasible for fans to preview their team. Times phone number 37.
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Chas. L. Fisk
Court House Yard
Harry “Tink” Ellis
Tink
End the Highway Deadlock in Congress
Washington July 2 Conferees broke the deadlock over federal good roads by a compromise. No direct appropriations are made. the secretary of the treasury may allot 100 million dollars for contracts with states relating to road development. The plan relies on federal state cooperation without direct funding.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Burglars Loot Sam Levy Mercantile in Butler
The Sam Levy Mercantile Company was broken into in Butler early Sunday morning. Thieves entered through the rear and loaded a truck with a large quantity of merchandise from both the ladies wear and men’s departments including dresses shirts suits and silk items. Loss amount unclear pending invoice.
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Krobbers
Saml Levy Mercantile Company
City Gooss
Kuppenheimer
Marshall Braden
New Bridge West of Rockville Construction
A report on the new bridge west of Rockville describes the structure with details on the truss span and clear roadway. It credits I W Rook & Sam Binler as builders and notes oversight by judges Harner Wolfe and a city clerk, with completion anticipated at the ends of the project.
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Rockville
Iyo
Westood Kiekville
Tate
Ganereie
Alestel
Siflery
Aif
Reinidrved Avaieten
Thuile Te Tieo
Hown McSom
Mur
Cope
Anateaeith
Katie
I. W. Rook
Sam Binler
Harner and Wolfe
Comite
Eamety
JL. Makek
Thie
Thylway
Bridge rite claim causes concern in Gates County
A fragmentary report from Gates County notes a disputed bridge rite or ceremony described by locals as significant yet unclear. The text references students and safety concerns surrounding the event, with emphasis on who declared it and the preservation of the bridge in question.
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Saye Mirite
Gates County
Correction on Democratic State Committee Involvement
The Democratic State Committee denies endorsing any candidate for the August primary. The committee says it is not taking part between candidates and warns that deceptive literature has misled voters, noting complaints from lawyers. Chairman Co E. Yancey and Secretary Thos H. Fisher sign the statement.
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Democratic State Committee
State Committee
E. Yancey
Thos. H. Fisher
Picnic Dinner at Union Church Community Service Day
Community Service and Sunday School Picnic urged at Union church four and a half miles southeast of Spruce next Sunday, June 1. Sunday school 10 to 11, illustrated sermon 11 to 12, basket dinner 12 to 1, jubilee service for children followed by an address by Hon. H. O. Maxey. All old timers and cemetery enthusiasts invited to attend and enjoy the day.
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Union Church
Spruce
H. O. Maxey
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