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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1924
Page
7
The State Bank Division of the American Bankers Association urges bankers to be good citizens and work for the common good. It calls for efficiency service and fraternity within a close-knit community of interests, stressing personal responsibility and a broad, sane vision for banker citizens across professions.
In a rural dialogue Aunt Emmy counsels Jane on avoiding investment scams. She warns against door to door and telephone sales, urges patience and solid advice, and notes the post Liberty Bond boom increased ordinary people entering securities.
Arkansas Bankers Association hosts an object lesson on livestock value at a Little Rock hotel. A Jersey cow earned $85 profit last year, a high grade cow from purebred bull and scrub cow yielded $58, while a scrub cow is deemed a farm detriment. The anecdote warns against unfamiliar bond schemes promoted by strangers.
Si Silver, a farmer nicknamed Bean, diversifies his crop approach to improve odds. Local residents recall his quirky method and steady work as a banker-farmer in tale form.
The Iowa Bankers Association urged farmers to test seed corn after germination tests on 32 009 ears across the state found only 80 percent fit for seed. Dry rot reduced vitality, with some ears appearing healthy but harboring rot mold in tests.
A reflection on the primacy of ideas over physical attributes. The text argues that a person’s value above the neck drives progress, while what lies below holds comparatively less significance. It emphasizes the limitless potential unlocked by creative thought and intellectual development.
The Georgia Bankers Association allocates $1000 annually as a loan fund for deserving boys and girls who cannot afford college, provided their club work shows leadership potential.
The Bradley County Arkansas banking community announces cash incentives for corn production in 1924. Farmers may win 400 dollars and boys clubs 100 dollars, with a total of 500 dollars in prize money to be awarded for outstanding showings.
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