Report of condition Farmers State Bank Bosque County TX 1981
Bank balance sheet shows cash and balances with banks 776011.21 dollars, U.S. government obligations 1121600 dollars, state and political subdivisions 131,250 dollars, corporate stocks 9,000 dollars, loans and discounts 59, etc. Bank premises and fixtures listed, other assets 1,000 dollars. Reported as of December 31 1981 under state and federal banking authorities.
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Chiffon
Bosque County
Texas
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank
Bke
United States
Elected PMA Committees and 1951 Cotton Survey Notes
The 1982 county PMA elected officers and committee members include W. C. Palmeyer as Chairman Clyde Henry Homer Rowe Kenneth F. Phillips Tom Bataman Glen D. Miller Ole C. Knudson Cal Hil Garvin H. Germany Tillmen A Blass ingame Alfred C. J. Anderson Jake Bearden The 1951 Cotton Acreage Survey asks producers with 1950 allotments to report 1951 cotton acreage and yield. those who did not receive a card should contact the PMA office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omumurres Wiserion Manures
Couunty
W. C. Palmeyer
Clyde Henry
Homer Rowe
Memn
Kenneth F. Phillips
Tom Bataman
Glen D. Miller
Ole C. Knudson
Cal Hil
Garvin H. Germany
Tillmen
A. Blassingame
Alfred C. J. Anderson
Jake Bearden
PMA
Miller brothers’ 101 Ranch founder Col Miller dies in Waco
Col Miller, father to Mrs Jin Gabbe of Valley Mills, dies at 20:00 in Waco after a storied life shaping Oklahoma’s 101 Ranch empire. Funeral held at a store site once part of the ranch, with Cherokee Strip Cowpunchers and tribal representatives attending. Survives include family members and associates linked to Ponca, Pawnee, Osage tribes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowener Zack
Anne
Miller Brothers
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Tilllrest
Waco
Nitler
Jin. Gabbe
Valley Mills
Gordon W
Pawnee Hill
Lillie
Sid Draaniued
Newton
Misapiri
Co. Miller
Oklahom
George Miller
Gk Zack
Florida
Suday
Col. Miller
Cowboy Hill
Towervil
Boty
Cherokee Strip Cowpunchors Association
Col Miller
Ponca
Oloe
Pawnee
Osape
Millers
Buncy
Report Your 1951 ACP Practices Deadline Notice
The YMA Office urges reporting 1951 ACP practices by December 31, 1951 and by January 15, 1952 for those with prior approvals. Producers with prior approvals should report to PMA Office by January 15, 1962. Failure to report may lead to loss of ACE assistance.
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PMA
Total Assets and Capital Accounts Report 1952
Pomimon par value capital stock totals 50 000 00 and capital accounts 32 757 78 as of January 1952. HB Dahi vice president certifies the bank statement to be true to the best knowledge. Notary LaVaine Humphries Bosque County Texas confirms the document January 6, 1952.
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United States
Aass
Ted
Girofls Spereas
Geenunt
Israel
Ster Faber
PMA
HB. Dahi
Sid Ashiee
Baok
Inereet Atest
Baptist pastors plan Fort Worth conference attendance
Reverend Paul Adams of First Baptist Clifton and Reverend Cecil Mc Beth of Meridian announce plans to attend the Texas Baptist Evangelist Conference at the Will Rogers Coliseum in Fort Worth in January 1916. About 10 000 pastors are expected to be present for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Adams
First Baptist Church
Clifton
Cecil Mc Beth
Baptist Church
Meridian
Texas Baptist Evangeliste
Will Rogers Coliseum
Fort Worth
District School for Christian Service Held at Clifton
City of Clifton attendees from City, Oklahoma, and Mrs Lee Wood of Midian joined twenty one members of Un Pest Methodist Church to Hamilton on Sunday afternoon for the District School for Christian Service at theivat Methodist Church. The session continued Monday and Tuesday at 2:00 o clock with classes for teachers across four age divisions. Clifton Sunday attendees included Mr and Mrs Akane, Mr and Mrs Ted Byars, Mr and Mrs C D Handley, Meyerend and Mrs H D Poot, Mr and Mrs H W Whitney, Mr and Mrs Gus Walkleber, Mr and Mrs Luther Lambert, Taymond Coole, EX Handley, Arthur Myles, Miss Lottie, Mrs G1 Tindall, and Mr and Mrs Din Sehr.
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UN Pest Methodist Church
Clifton
Hamilton
Belock
District School For Christian
Ted Byars
CD. Handley
Meyerend
HD. Poot
Mey
H.W. Whitney
Gus Walkleber
Luther Lambert
Taymond Coole
Handley
Athur Myles
Lottie
G1 Tindall
Din Sehr
Dan Urbaneck Dies in Austin Funeral Plans Set
Dan Urbaneck dies in Austin after a January death date cited. funeral services planned for Tuesday morning at 8 o clock. The deceased resided in Hillshorn for many years before moving. Cousin relations via marriage include Anton, Louis, and Jor Stacha and Miss Mary Stachay of Clifton who visited here with Stacha family family members mentioned. Sales books for sale at the Clifton Record.
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Narnia
Austin
Jan Tebanek
Suindiy
Aniuary
Eld i
Me Uehanek
Hillshorn
Wiis
Anton
Louis
Jor
Sacha
Miss’ Mary
Stachay
Clifton
Stacha
Shafer 75 Died After Long Illness in Valley Mills
C Shafer aged 75 died at his Valley Mills home after a long illness. Funeral services were held January 3 at 2:30 PM at Williams Funeral Home with interment in Valley Mills Cemetery. Survived by his wife Mrs C Shafer of Valley Mills a son A F Shafer of Dallas daughters Mrs J L Standefer Jr of Elton and Mrs Clay Oswald of Valley Mills and three great grandchildren.
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Shaper
Valley Mills Jam
C. Shafer
Valley
Dallas
J. L. Standefer Jr
Elton
Clay Oswald
Valley Mills
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PMA Newsletter
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Jack Helm
Minner
Charlie's Cafe Home OF Good Eats
Dan Urbanek
Cliton
Cordally Volcano A.D
Spurgeon
HP ‘Land
H. H. Gorda
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Tucker Insurance Byes
Leneae
Farmers Sial
Bank
Flint
Buick
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Buick Company