Banks Back Fed System in Survey of 11000 State Banks
A committee led by John D. Phillips of the American Bankers Association surveyed 11000 state banks. Four thousand ninety eight answered if the Fed has benefited agriculture commerce and banking and should be kept. four thousand twenty one voted yes, only sixty one no. On whether nonmembers would join to save the System, two thousand eight hundred seventy six said yes and seven hundred twenty five no. many did not vote due to eligibility rules. Some criticisms focused on administration rather than the institution.
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Federal Reserve System
John D. Phillips
State Bank Division
American Bankers’ Association
Federal Reserve
Phillips
Bankers Teach Veteran Farmer How to Prosper After Loss
A farmer pays off a 660 dollar bank loan from cream checks and pig profits. The year ends with preserved records and a profitable operation. The Banker-Farmer column praises the Farm Service Department for teaching practical financial lessons.
Saving to Wealth The Hidden Value of Eighteen Billion
The piece explains that savings deposits total eighteen billion dollars but the money in vaults is under nine billion. It argues deposits fund government and corporate bonds, making savers owners of real wealth. It notes savings drive wealth into factoriesRailroads and public works and cites a 1924 25 scholarship by the Arizona Bankers Association for high school club champions.
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Savings Bank
Steve
Getty
Vetcone
Arizona Bankers Association
State College of Agriculture
Give the Boy a Chance Dr. H. Leo Taylor to Speak
Dr. H Leo Taylor will deliver Give the Boy a Chance as part of Chautauqua Third Afternoon. Educators committees and parents hail it as an eye opening lecture on improving outcomes for boys and shaping the future citizen. Taylor known for strong presence and eloquence, aims to plant enduring ideals in listeners.
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H. Leo Taylor
Chautauqua
Dr. Taylor
Public Auction of Delinquent Lands in Teton County
Teton County Montana notice warns that all real property with delinquent taxes will be sold at public auction on Saturday July 19 1924 at 10 A M in front of the County Treasurer’s office Chateau Montana. A delinquent list is available for public inspection in the treasurer’s office.
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Teton County
Montana
Chateau
County of
Teton
Notice of Registration Closing for Primary Election
Notice that Teton County Montana registration books close for the August 26 1924 primary at 5 PM on July 12 1924 Electors may register with the County Clerk in Chateau or a deputy registrar notary public or justice of the peace Voters who did not cast a ballot in the last general election must re register and movers must apply for change of registration County Clerk W W H Webb is the ex officio registrar First publication June 6 1924 Last publication July 12 1924
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Teton County
Montana
Chateau
H, Webb
Call for Registered Warrants in Teton County Montana 1924
Notice by Treasurer Meadows announces payment and call for all registered warrants from Teton County school districts including High School District 1 District 2b 14 2 26 28 29 36 37 61 63 65 66 68 and 69 with specific serials 1500 1503 132 64 75 76 77 79. Interest on warrants ceases after publication date June 20 1924.
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