Cooperation school notes from Jamestown bulletin
Farmers Union notes express sympathy for a Melrose member’s wife and introduce Susan Hand the Reichle Local Farmers Union member attending a cooperative institute in Jamestown North Dakota She writes as student observer in a lengthy report praising instructors and the cooperative program including Denmark comparative notes and campus life during the institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union
Frank Gordon
Melrose
Susan Hand
Reichle Local Farmers Union
Cooperative’ School
Jamestown
N. D
Foo
Prickly -Pear Post
Our Farmers: Union
North Dakota
Mary Jo Weiler
Montana
Northern States Cooperative League
The
Northern States Women’s Guild
Consumers Cooperative Wholesale Society
Wisconsin
Old
Cecil Crews
Britain
Russia
Germany
States
Frances Butts
Mary Jo
Weiler
Talbotts
Edwards
Greenes
Bendi Cloiszes
Cooperative Institute
North Central States
Maple City Four
Donald Erickson
Northcott Promoted at Union Pacific in Passenger Role
Horace B Northcott promoted from advertising agent to assistant general passenger agent with Omaha headquarters. C P Moore becomes advertising agent succeeding Northcott and Gaylord Anderson succeeds Moore as correspondence bureau chief. Moore and Northcott have long ties to Union Pacific and Chicago offices with prior World War I and postwar rail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace B. Northcott
Union‘ Pacific Railroad
Omaha
W. S. Basinger
C. P. Moore
General Passenger Department
Northcott
Gaylord Anderson
Basinger
Moore
United States Railroad Administration
Travel Bureau
Chicago
Department of Tours
Union Paciffic
Chicago & North Western
United States
The
Union
Th Advertising Department
Rave Bureau
Oreha
Omaha Public Schools
South High School
H. B. Northcott
Union Pacifica Railroad Company
Sound policy in chartering banks urged by New Jersey official
Philadelphia report covers Carl K. Withers of New Jersey urging sound public policy in bank charters. He warns against political influence and over-banking, advocates community need, capital adequacy, honest purpose, and prudent mergers. He calls for mutual consideration of charter applications, avoiding monopoly and unchecked branch expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Carl K. Withers
New Jersey
Eastern Conference
Banking Service
American Bankers Association
Supreme Court of the
United States
Birch Creek Teat Game and Frosty Camp Tales
The Birch Creek team played the Normal college Pups of Dillon with Nesbitt scoring for Birch Creek but the Pups won 82 to 20. The piece also notes arts crafts by Mr. Lumsden, a San Diego exposition plan, and a weather tale about an extreme cold night at Camp Birch Creek with frost, ice and a thermometer breaking while a prize for a cold story is hoped for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Townsend Club
Reichle
Largs Kalsta
Pimiochle Club
Frank Buhrer
Fay Gransberry
John Verbance
Julius Hartwig
Gon
Carl
Dillon
Rudolph Polish
James Garrison
Helena
Henry Lehman
Miary Louise
I Lon
Hartwig
George Ferguson
Butte
Nick Adders
Will Adders
Dan’ Pendengast
Tom Clemon
Bridge Club
Sanford Shepherd
Charles Wenger
Carl Holman
Dysart Gowen
Birch Creek
Zurcher
Mickles
Nesbitt
Nance
Wells
Lieut. Bates
Mr. Lumsden
San Diego Exposition
Ray Dusenbery
Camp Birch Creek
Public Confidence Questioned Over Bank Trust
William A. Boyd of Ithaca New York challenges a published claim of an apparent loss of public confidence in banks. He notes that bank deposits keep rising and argues many institutions that endured 1929 and later have long earned community respect and trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Boyd
Ithaca
N. Y
Baya
Trust Institutions Directory Noted by American Bankers Association
The Trust Division of the American Bankers Association published a directory listing 3 853 trust institutions with aggregate capital funds of 4 416 000 000 and total resources of 35 443 000 000. It records 6 949 people in this bank work phase with 1 356 state chartered and 1 497 national banks offering trust departments in 1 684 cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers Association
Lsts
World Wide Theatrical Agency Promotes Bookings
The agency lists services staging shows of all types and furnishing talent for stage screen radio night clubs and outdoor events worldwide. Located at 311 Turk Street San Francisco with licensed bonded status and affiliations in principal cities. Telephones Graystone 2882 and Ordway 9723.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Wide Theatrical Agency
Turk Street
San Francisco
Calif
Graystone
Ordway
Ranch for sale or lease near Twin Bridges
For sale or lease 320 acre ranch with 150 head stock cattle offered by Vv. B. Gustin of Twin Bridges. Sale or lease terms set for June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Gustin
Twin Bridges
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmers | Union News
Susan E. ‘Hand
Denmark
Department of Agriculture
Danish Cooperative Societies
Robert H. Burke
Louis Raybin
Columbia University
Reichle News
Jackson News
Plen O’neal
Elvin Peterson
John Neidt
Berg Christensen
Alfred Peterson
Jackson’ Royal
I. C. 0. F. Hall
Harry Lapham
Estelle
Lenox
Myrl Ryan
Herman Lyman
Michel Guerin
Valognes
France
Dine
Marion Davies
Dolores del Rio
KAY_ FRANCIS
Dette Davis
Trust Institutions
North
St. Dillon, Mont
Johnson & Johnson
Richard McCarthy
East Granite
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Title Association
Pearl L Smith
Dillon, Mont
Ae Walker
Hes Wee Ae
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