Forest City Gains Easy Win to Tie Marion Series
Johnny Walker pitched Forest City to an 8-4 victory over Marion as Heavener homered and Bragg and Lipscomb sparked multiple innings. Forest City plated runs in the fifth and seventh while Marion countered late. Lipscomb, Bragg and Bragg led Forest City with three hits apiece.
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Johnny Walker
Forest City
Jy Night
Heavener
Cox
Marion
Walker
Linscomb
Moon
Bragg
W. Murray
Lipscor
Frew
Miller
Ingle
Murray
C. Murray
Hawn
Dick McKeithan
Cort Murray
Lawrence
Lipscomb
Concord
Fisher
Jim McKeithan
Watts Brothers
Marvin
Ginger
O ' Little
D. McKellan
Shehan
Alexander
Easy
Boggs
Cc. Murray
Rf. Williams
Surratt
Lankford
Banking forms clear chain group and branch differences
The PME Economic Policy Co outlines three types of multiple banking: chain, group, and branch. Chain banks operate as separate entities under a central head office with no binding links. Group banking forms a publicly known corporation controlling member banks, sharing liability and stock. Branch banking uses one charter with sub-offices, all activities attributed to the main bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PME Economic Policy Co
2Btion
First school days style in fall kiddie cottons
Readers see fall children's wear emphasizing practicality and color. Patterns feature animals toys and fairy motifs on cottons for a bright school wardrobe. A tattered frock pairs checked cotton with red trim and tiny buttons, while a rose and blue gingham set offers a pleated skirt attached to a yoked top with white pique collar and cuffs.
Bankers Aid Farm Program Across 38 States Reported
Bankers and 4H leaders led a year long effort shown by 409 meetings across 38 states with 83 578 attendees. County bankers 2 341 were appointed in 39 states with 105 926 dollars spent to improve farming practices. Georgia officials and Georgia Bankers Association developed policies enabling directed credit to farmers for home grown crop production.
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Lane Young
Agricultural Commission
American Bankers Association
Georgia State College
Georgia Bankers Association
Georgia
Fall colors at Courtney's Ten Cent Store
Lorain Ohio officer resigns after halting disposal of confiscated liquor into Lake Erie. It follows a fisherman recovering 2000 beer bottles in a single day.
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Courtney
Lorain
Ohio
Lake Erie
Hard times message on unemployment and recovery
In this essay tone, the author argues that despite a general economic breakdown there has been no full panic like 1907. Banking and credit survived, but unemployment remains the worst immediate problem and restarting employment is crucial for both capital and labor. The piece reflects on cyclical recovery, rates, and the need for a moderate next upswing.
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Rome C. Stephenson
Trust Banking Spreading Fast in National System
Aubrey B. Carter notes in the American Bankers Association Journal that by fiscal year end 1930 there were 2 472 national banks with trust departments. These banks held 79 900 trusts worth 1 173 million and administered 11 500 corporate trusts and bond issues, reflecting a four year rise of 446 22 percent in banks with trusts and 9 340 900 000 in bond administration, underscoring growing public confidence in fiduciary services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey B. Carter
Trust Department
Office of Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D. C
American Bankers Association
Courtney’s Ten Cent Store Promises Big Supply Sale
In Cimarron Kansas Ruth and Ruby Hash two twenty one year old twins marry Edward and Ferdinand Salm both twenty three year old twins. The item notes a big supply of school supplies and a value offer at Court ney’s Ten Cent Store.
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Courtney
Cimarron
Kansas
Ruth
Ruby Hash
Edward
Ferdinand Salm
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