Huron Becomes Money Center With New Bank Growth
Huron’s banking scene strengthens as Security National Bank joins two established institutions. National Bank of Huron reports resources rising to 4.25 million in 1929 from 2.47 million in 1925, while Farmers & Merchants grows to 391 thousand. Savings jump from 599 thousand in 1926 to 1.44 million by 1929. Territory expands from 10–12 miles to 23–20 miles radius.
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Huron
Northwest
Security National Bank
First Bank
Security National
National Bank of Huron
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Farmers & Merchants
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Coal rich Millers Creek area in Kentucky described
The passage notes extensive coal resources around Millers Creek in Johnson County Kentucky. It claims the shoreline and over thirty thousand acres are owned by Consolida tion Millers Creek Coal producers. It asserts millions of tons have been mined and many more remain.
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Millers Creek
Johnson County
Kentucky
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