Public Attitude Helps the Banks in Depression Era
Clipping covers public banking policy and attitudes amid the 1930s crisis. It notes waves of weather, local anecdotes, and a report from the American Bankers Association praising the 1935 Banking Act for stabilizing banks and enabling governance of credit to support recovery, while urging private banking to assume more credit responsibilities.
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American Bankers Association
Federal Reserve Board
Supreme Court of Finance
Railroad crossing hazards near town raise alarm
The Tribune recalls a near collision where a carriage nearly met a locomotive at the south road crossing to Barnack as view was blocked by willows. Past notes record bullion production ranking, all night electric service, skaters’ cold bath, a New Year visit, and local 1906 and 1916 events including appendicitis care, surveyor activity, and new motor fire truck plans.
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the Tribune
Eugene Poindexter
Rob Morton
Cam Nelson
Sam Freeman
Sage Creek
Hiram Brundage
Butte
Murray Hospital
Big Hole Basin
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Banking group promotes clarity to end banking mystery
The American Bankers Association outlines plans to explain banking functions to the public and public relations efforts. Regional conferences will analyze new Banking Act of 1935 provisions, with clinics on questions and local problems to boost understanding and service.
Accurate records vital to successful business management
The Agricultural Commission of the Bulletin of the America Bankers Association states that accurate record keeping is essential across farming and all business activities, paralleling standards in manufacturing and merchandising. It emphasizes that good records support management decisions and financial integrity.
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Bulletin of the
America Bankers Association ‘ ‘Agricultural Commission
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