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El Hispano Americano in Belen, New Mexico

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El Hispano Americano

Location

Belen, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1919

Page

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Bankers Promote New Registered Treasury Savings Certificates

Banks across the Eleventh Federal District urge purchase of $100 and $1,000 Registered Treasury Savings Certificates. Texas State Treasurer Baker bought $1,000 for two funds. Certificates pay 4 percent interest, are tax exempt, insured by the government, and redeemable January 1, 1924. They are available through banks and trust companies with limits per name.

Federal District Treasury Savings Federal Reserve Bank Dallas State of Texas John W. Baker Wise

Fight High Living Cost by Saving and Investing

Promote cutting waste and saving to beat rising prices. Buy Registered Treasury Savings Certificates or War Savings Stamps to earn interest and preserve purchasing power. Investors urged to save now as the dollar buys less than in recent decades and will recover later.

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Uvalde Bank Offers Registered Treasury Savings Certificates

The Uvalde Bank, led by cashier George B. Brashear, advertises sale of Registered Treasury Savings Certificates. A $33 520 check bought forty $1 000 certificates. investors earned $6 180 since August. September price is $640 for a new $1 000 certificate, with $100 certificates also available at post offices and banks.

Caunty Spcliday Treasury Savings Repreve Bank of Uvalde George B. Brashear

Urge Senate To Hasten Peace Ratification

A broad, nonpartisan appeal urges immediate U S ratification of the German peace treaty without amendments. Signers include Taft Wickersham Lowell and Catt among others from forty states stressing no delay to prevent new wars and global unrest. They warn that any changes would reopen Paris negotiations, risking economic disruption and renewed conflict.

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