Security Bank Promotes Patron Cooperation and Growth
The article touts the Security Bank as a permanent institution ready to cooperate with patrons to advance their interests. It promises safety accuracy and promptness plus the expertise of officers Frank Landon president A F Waldorf vice president Marshall Field cashier B N Stevenson assistant cashier F H Bramsman. It ends inviting readers to consider the bank for their needs.
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Security Bank
Frank Landon
A. F. Waldorf
Marshall Field
B. N. Stevenson
F. H. Bramsman
Cashiers
Plan for road building scheme proposed by county commissioner
Otto Gosman proposes a county ballot measure authorizing a fixed annual road budget until a total is reached. Beaverhead County would authorize $60,000 yearly for permanent roads, avoiding a sinking fund for $1,000,000 debt. Lima Ledger notes the idea as a promising dawn for the county.
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Beaverhead County
Lima Ledger
Changes in Naturalization Rules for Married Women 1922
The 1922 act altered how marriage affects a woman's citizenship. After September 22, 1922 a wife of a US citizen or a naturalized husband does not automatically gain citizenship, though eligible women may naturalize under pre-1922 rules with reduced documentary requirements. The minor children’s citizenship still follows the father’s status unless the father is deceased.
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United States
Hawaii
Alaska
Porto Reo
Stop Look and Listen at Grade Crossings Warns Union Pacific Leader
In The U P Magazine Oct issue President Carl R Gray urges motorists to stop look and listen at grade crossings to prevent 9101 deaths in five years. He notes railroads are safer than cars but urges immediate action without removing all crossings citing 250000 crossings and costs of removal. He praises rail warnings and pledges for motorists to cross safely.
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Omaha
Carl R. Gray
Union Pacific System
Mr. Gray
Gettysburg
America
United States
Babson Urges Saving as Investment in Banks
Roger W. Babson argues saving money in bank accounts functions as investment. He cites bank loans support home building and commerce, notes liquidity and safety, and says deposits can create speculative profit via future opportunities. He warns prices have risen since ten years ago, urging larger bank balances to spur business and restore normalcy.
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Wellesley Hills
Mass
Roger W. Babson
Mr. Babson
Dillon students seek Missoula university attendance list
Among Dillon students last week, Roderick Raymond Garver Anabell Sureen Ruth Benedict Kate Jones and Jeanette Garver were noted. Verne Stanchfield of 7 will also resume his work.
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Dillon
Missoula
Roderick Raymond
Garver
Anabell
Sureen
Ruth Benedict
Kate Jones
Jeanette Garver
Verne
Stanchfield
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