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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1926
Page
10
Mother of Texas Called by Death at 96 in Austin
Mrs. Rebecca Jane Fisher 96 known as mother of Texas died in Austin. Her body lies in state in the Senate chamber from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday with funeral services at 3 p.m. Interment location pending. Born 1830 in Philadelphia she came to Texas as a child, survived Indian captivity, married Rev. Orcenith Fisher, and remained active in Texas history groups. She was a charter member of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas and led the Texas Veterans Association as its last member. Her portrait hangs as the first by a woman in the Texas Senate chamber.
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Austin
Tex
Rebecca Jane Fisher
Texas
Senate
State House
Philadelphia
Galveston
Refugio County
William
Orcenith Fisher
Oregon
California
Texas Veterans Association
Texas Senate
Rise of Oscar Wells to American Bankers Association President
Forbes Magazine highlights pathways from humble origins to top banking roles. Oscar Wells, born in Platte County Missouri, rises from rural schooling to bank clerk and country banks, becoming a Dallas Federal Reserve governor in 1914, then Birmingham banker and ABA president.
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America
Forbes Magazine
Oscar Wells
American Bankers Association
John H. Puelicher
Milwaukee
Walter W. Head
Illinois
Association
Missouri
Omaha
Nebraska
Missouri River
Platte County
Platte City
Bethany College
West Virginia
Texas
Dallas Federal Reserve Bank
Birmingham
Alabama
South
Huge Growth in School Savings Reported for 1924-25
New York reports show US school savings rising sharply in 1924-25. Aggregate deposits increased from 14 991 535 40 to 16 961 560 72 while participating pupils grew from 2 236 826 to 2 869 497. Reporting systems expanded from 683 in 742 districts to 769 in 1 557 districts. Bank balances rose from 20 435 144 64 to 25 913 481 15.
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New York
United States
American Bankers Association
W. KE. Albig
Baptist Training School draws 133 in Cook County
Gainesville figures show 133 enrollees at the third annual Cook County Baptist Training School held at Grand Avenue Baptist Church with seven county churches represented under Miss Mabel Magee B Y P A worker. Fort Worth reports Dr L D Anderson marks fifteenth year as pastor after moving from Palestine in 1911. Seymour to build new First Methodist church structure. Livingston names Rev B S Franklin county missionary for Unity Baptist Association of Polk County, formerly a state missionary.
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Gainesville
Texas
Cook County
Grand Avenue Baptist Church
Mabel Magee
Fort Worth
L. D. Anderson
First Christian Church
Mr. Anderson
Ft. Worth
Palestine
Livingston
Tex
Franklin
Harlingen
The
Unity Baptist Association
Polk County
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Seymour
First Methodist Church
Mittee
Milam County Lumber Company
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