Fisrt State Bank Gustine Texas financial statement 1934
The document presents the official financial statement of the First State Bank of Gustine Texas as of December 31 1934 filed with Comanche Chief. It lists resources including loans real estate securities and deposits totaling 73016.48 with liabilities capital stock deposits and reserves and a sworn certificate by bank officers.
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Gustine
State of Texas
Comacnche
Comanche
U. S
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Sheriff Dwight Brightman Thanks Comanche County
Dwight Brightman expresses gratitude to Comanche County citizens for electing him to a third term and praises their support. He notes his departure for national service and his belief the county will remain home, urging continued backing for his successor.
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Comanche County
Dwight Brightman
Washington, D. C
Stevenson Elected Speaker in Texas House Victory
Coke R. Stevenson, a 46 year old Texas hillsman, defeated Robert W. Calvert 80 to 68 to become speaker of the Forty Fourth Legislature. R. A. Luker of Comanche seconded Calvert’s nomination as the body opened. The campaign was marked by intense bargaining and Governor Allred’s opposition.
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R. A. Luker
Proctor
Comanche
Mills
Robert W. Calvert
Hillsboro
Calvert
Coke Stevenson
Junction
Harry Benge Crozier
Dallas News
Coke R. Stevenson
Texas
John Knott
House of Representatives
Stevenson
James V. Allred
Allred
Walter E. Jones
Jourdanton
Bob Alexander
Childress
D. Hollis Frazier
Franklin
H. L. McKee
Port Arthur
Spears
Sidney Latham
Longview
C. R. Burns, Jr
Red River County
J. Carroll McConnell
Mineral Wells
Mrs. Hughes
Huetts Battery and Generator Shop Ad
W. H. Huett offers battery recharging at 35¢, battery exchange $2.00, rebuilds $1.50, valve regrinding 26¢ a set, engine head repairs, and sale of a Hudson car. Accepts hay in exchange for work or parts. New parts also available.
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W. H. Huett
Texas Louisiana Power reorganization forms Community Public Service
Federal Judge James C. Wilson approves transfer of Texas Louisiana Power assets to Community Public Service Company. Fort Worth trustee appointees C. H. Bencini Newton P. Frye and George Clifford serve as voting trustees with a temporary board including R. L. Bowen Bennett L. Smith Noel R. Parsons and W. Z. Leatherwood. First mortgage bonds totaling 7.2 million dollars issued to old bondholders with remaining common stock to general creditors and special allocations for Texas Louisiana Power employees and customer stockholders. International figures George Clifford of New York City and Newton P. Frye of Chicago linked to leadership. Ben cini a Fort Worth former cotton oil executive. durable service planned for Texas consumers.
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Northern District of
Texas
C. H. Bencini
Fort Worth
Newton P. Frye
Chicago
George Clifford
New York
R. L. Bowen
Bennett L. Smith
Noel R. Parsons
W. Z. Leatherwood
Bencini
Frye
Clifford
California
Northern Texas Traction Company
New York City
Stone & Webster Service Connovation
Central Republic Company of
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Miver Mortgage Bondholders’ Protective
Chenges of Noliivy
Local residents visit relatives and attend church across area
Mrs M W Wyatt visits son Otto in Breckenridge while Mrs Dick Wyatt and her son stay with W F Foster family. Reedings span Rising Star, Cisco, Dallas, Hamlin and nearby towns with church appointments and weekend visits. Families including Jay, Kelley, Morris, Tunner, Crain, Solomon, and Wyatt are noted with travel and social gatherings.
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M. W. Wyatt
Otto Wyatt
Breckenridge
Dick Wyatt
Brownwood
W. F. Foster
Billy Byrd
Joyce Foster
Rising Star
Dock Rachles
Pioneer
Sally Hope Jay
Jamie Colleen Kelley
J. L. Jay
Dallas
Melvin Bowls
Cisco
L. S. Williams
Daniel Baker
Methodist Church
John W. Henderson
Baptist Church
Reese Thompson
Church of Christ
Fred Tunner
Earl S. Morris
Don Smoot
Comanche
John W. Small
Tamesa
Nelse Crain
Solomon
Jack Wyatt
Near Risine Star
Irene Rye
Emma Hartford
Conard Burks
Woodrow Rye
Gorman
Elton Richardson
F. F. Barnes
Hamlin
Tom Brown
R. M. Humphries
Mr. C. '. Herd
Riving Star
Ross Keating Buried at Zephyr in Brown County
Ross Wooten Keating 49, a longtime Turkey Peak farmer, died at his Zephyr home after a brief illness. Funeral services were at Zephyr Methodist Church with Rev. J. D. Smoot. burial in Zephyr Cemetery. He was born October 15, 1885 in Hill County and lived in Brown County since infancy. Survived by wife, mother Nancy Helen Keating, seven brothers, four sisters, and many relatives.
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Ross Wooten Keating
Turkey Peak
Methodist
Zephyr
J. D. Smoot
Mr. Keating
Brown County
Hill County
Methodist Church
Nancy Helen Keating
Jim Keating
Blackwell
Texas
J. D
Mills County
G. H
Comanche
W. ‘. Mullin
Harry
Will
California
Grover Keating
Will Davis
Gouldbush
Lynn Taylor
Brownwood
Tom Graves
Oklahoma
Rodger Grass
Corsicana
Brownwood Bulletin
W. C. Pittman Buried Monday
W C Pittman 67 died Sunday night at home in Stage Creek near May. Funeral held 1 pm Monday at Stage Creek church with burial in Stage Creek cemetery. Survivors include wife Gussie Pittman and three sons plus four daughters and other relatives. he was a long-time Baptist deacon.
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W. C. Pittman
Stage Creek
Brownwood Bulletin
T. W. Moore
Sam Hurt
Pittman
The
Window
Gussie Pittman
Clarence
Lester
Linell
Lynch
Evelyon Chambers
Elthis Rush
Tempie Pittman
Galveston Pittman
H. H
Frank
John
Alfred
Tennessee
Rachel Brown
Annie Brown
Texas
Comanche County
Baptist Church
The Road To Ruin at Ritz Theatre Comanche
A one day showing of The Road To Ruin at the Ritz Theatre Comanche on Tuesday January 15 offers a dramatic tale about protecting girls. The film, praised by Juvenile Authorities and Police, follows two young women on a perilous journey down the road to ruin. Local residents—Mrs J H Thompson Mrs Joe White and son and Mrs Adramn Jenkins and children—visited Bob Seale's family over the weekend.
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Ritz Theatre
Comanche
J. H. Thompson
Joe White
Adramn Jenkins
Rising Star
Bob Seale
Notice to Cotton Farmers About Warehouse Loans
All parties who still have 1933 We loan cotton on hand in warehouse polle are see us before Feh J Brightman Sons.
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Feh
J.—Brightman & Sons
Baptists to Erect New Education Building at Goldthwaite
The Goldthwaite Baptist Church building committee has contracted Mack Horton to erect a brick veneer education building 44 by 80 feet to replace the burned tabernacle. It will house about 250 in Sunday School and work will start in a few days, The Goldthwaite Eagle reports.
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Goldthwaite Baptist Church
Mack Horton
Goldthwaite Eagle
Faple
Methodist Society Off icers Installed
The Women's Missionary Society of the local Methodist Church installed officers last Sunday night under Rev. M. S. Teveridge. New officers include President Mrs. J. F. Morris, Vice President Mrs. M. S. Leveridge, and many superintendents such as Mrs. J. D. Smoot, Miss Margaret Vernon, and Mrs. G. S. Clark. The next meeting is Monday January 14 with a World Outlook program.
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Women’s Missionary Society
M.S. Teveridge
J. FE. Morris
M. S. Leveridge
T. Clemons
J. B. McCain
Sutton Dudley
Margaret Vernon
J. D. Smoot
Spiritual Life Group
N. F E. Gardner
J. E. McCain
Ray McCorkle
Joe Marshall
Mary Lee
G. S. Clark
World Outlook
D. G. Hampton
Conference Will Be Held Sunday at Local Church
The First Quarterly Conference of the new year will be held Sunday afternoon at the local Methodist Church, announced by Rev. McClure of Brownwood, Presiding Elder. Dr. McClure will also preach at the evening hour, said Rev. M. S. Leveridge, the pastor.
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McClure
Brownwood
M. S. Leveridge
Kickball Debuts in Tarleton Cadet Corps Activities
Tarleton Agricultural College in Stephenville introduces kickball as the next intramural event under Coach W J Wisdom. Teams compete for trophies across basketball track field and playground events, with the overall year winner earning the all round trophy.
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W. J. Wisdom
John Tarleton Agricultural College
Stephenville
Bargain Sale Includes Coffee Sugar and Shoes
A local advertisement lists 20 lbs pure can sugar for 1.00, 2 1 2 gallon milk buckets, baking pan, 4 lbs pure Peaberry Coffee for 1.00, Texan Peaberry coffee 28c per lb or 4 for 1.00. Spuds 2c per lb, Health Club Baking Powders 2 lb can 25c. Boy's wool pants 5c to 2.00. Shoes sale on all boottees and children, men, and ladies up to Feb 1st. These Wear-A-Well work shoes praised by customers.
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D. O. Williams
Night School At Creamer Opens Three Month Term
A government night school at Creamer began two weeks ago for a three month term. Mrs. Lee Tate teaches and ten adults have enrolled including some married. The curriculum covers common literary subjects.
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Creamer
Lee Tate
Parity Check Rules For Share Tenants And Farmers
Policy outlines how parity payments are distributed among owners and share tenants or cropper tenants. If a tenant rents from the owner, or if a share renter abides the farm, payments are shared to reflect direct renting. When a producer cannot locate a tenant, retainment rules apply to cover debts, with any excess returned to the Secretary of Agriculture.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Dry Year Record Highlights 1934 Precipitation
The 1934 rainfall data show the driest period in recent years with a yearly total around 24 to 29 inches and April the month with the heaviest single rainfall. Monthly figures include January 2.11, February 1.84, March 3.71, April 4.69, May 2.76, June 0.40, July 1.48, August 0.00, September 0.07, October 0.00, November 2.15, December 0.30.
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Tember
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