Clearing House Co operation Proposed for Farmers
Chicago January 10. A farmer driven clearing house system is urged as a practical co operation model spearheaded by Seth Farnworth. The plan assigns farm products to a county bank as clearing house, issues credit checks for sales, restricts purchases to the clearing house bank, and allows emergency advances repaid via government supervised guidance.
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Chicago
Wilson
Seth Farneworth
Postal Savings Bank
Inez
Farmers’ Clearing House Association
Farneworth
Clearing House
Floaring House Bank
Start Saving Now Warns of Small Deposit Benefit
A vintage bank advertisement urges readers to start saving with small earnings and 4 percent interest. It promises security and integrity, claiming one dollar opens an account and emphasizes long term benefits and readiness for future needs.
Bank's Deposit Surge Warned By Analysts
The remark notes that adopting the plan would increase bank deposits and resources enormously and almost instantly, signaling a rapid expansion of financial strength and liquidity.
Farrell Chosen to Succeed Corey as U S Steel President
The United States Steel finance committee unanimously elected James A. Farrell of United States Steel Products to become president of U S Steel, replacing Corey. He will be confirmed by the board at the next meeting in New York.
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Partell
Corey
New York
United States Steel Corporation
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Products Company
Predicted Snow Storm Reaches Cheyenne Night
A light snow flurry, seen just before midnight and early morning, marked the advance of a severe storm and cold wave forecast by local weather man W. S. Palmer. By two A.M. the ground wore a thin white coat though temperatures did not drop sharply.
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Cheyenne
Palmer
Burns Accepts London Fight Offer in $12,500 Purse
Tommy Burns, ex champion, agreed to a purse of 12500 dollars for a London bout with Bill Lang. Burns guaranteed the sum with winner or draw. He will report to London within sixty days and is recovering from lacrosse injuries.
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Hill Lang
Seattle
Tomy Burns
Hugh Melntosh
Bill Lang
London
Burns
Bishop questions Adam and Eve as literal truth
Boston January discussion by Bishop Lawrence of the Massachusetts Episcopal diocese questions the literal historicity of Adam and Eve. He argues interpretation varies with biblical criticism and that Genesis chapters are not scientific statements but teach a didactic lesson accessible to both child and adult.
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Boston
Lawrence
Massachusetts Episcopal Diocese
Ford Hall
Pherry
Genesia
Episcopal Church
Meare Wins Commission for Wisconsin State Capitol Dome Figure
New York January 6 Miss Helen Farnsworth Meare the sculptor won the commission for a colossal sixteen foot bronze figure to crown the Wisconsin state capitol dome. The statue will be colored to match the gray stone of the state house and reflects rising American sculpture honors. Miss Meare is a native of Oshkosh and enjoys broad acclaim for historic memorial works.
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New York
Helen Farnsworth Meare
Elate
Wisconsin
Peter
Miss Meare
State House
Murderer’s Victim Found Near Cheyenne
A body with an open knife, a torn cartridge belt, and scattered shells was discovered near Cheyenne. Identification leaves note a 5 foot 6 inch, 145 pound man with a $2000 Pennsylvania life policy. Names Ralph Mercer and Fern Hedrick appear with a date Jan 2 1911. Coroner Beard orders jury and investigation with Sheriff Hughes and Lt Singleton.
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Pennsylvania
Ralph Mercer
Fern Hedrick
Beard
Minnie Rider
Arleta
Ore
Hughes
Singleton
Million Dollar Fire Destroys Cincinnati Chamber Building
Cincinnati reports a million dollar blaze that wrecked the Chamber of Commerce building. Firemen suffered injuries as several people were said to be trapped on the roof. Stock Exchange and Louisville & Nashville offices with records were lost. The fire began in a club kitchen during a banquet. most firefighters were at another fire two miles away.
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Oocurs
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Stock Exchange
Louisville & Needville
Trust Attorney Makes Cool Clam of Popularity
Washington Jan 10 Counsel of the Tobacco Trust made argument stating Nicholl declared the history of the American Tobacco company was the history of trade not restraint. He said the company was the government's largest tax payer and that its enormous patronage attested its popularity.
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Washington
Tobacco Trust
Nicholl
American Tobacco Company
State Leader Promotes Wyoming Focused News Paper
The State Leader urges Wyoming readers to stay informed about state and local affairs. It highlights daily editions covering national and world news, state updates, Cheyenne society, city issues, editorials, and regional sports.
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Wyoming
Union
Cheyenne
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