First National's Old Charter Number Restored
Fort Wayne reports the First National Bank's charter number restored to its original 11 from 2701 amid national banking changes. Also noted:German American National vault move, German American Trust setup, Meyer Brothers drug store opening, and local business leadership updates in Fort Wayne.
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Fort Wayne Fleet National
United States
Borse
Jock
Lawrenea O. Macray
Amorican National Bank
City plans capital stock for major improvements
Article notes a leading factory concern planning capital stock to fund extensive city improvements. It cites weekly clearances of $975,666.16 for the period ending Thursday night and compares with $963,994.53 the prior week and $842,072.38 the same week last year. Mention includes semiautinual dividend actions and Boston store proprietor Mr. Williams-Hahn returning to business after eleven weeks of illness.
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Williams-Hahn
Boston
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Local notes from L and O June visit relatives and colleagues
Special correspondence from Journal Gazette notes numerous residents traveling, visiting relatives in Auburn and Fort Wayne, and social calls in Collingswood. Frequent names appear across households with small-town updates on banking, investments, and market chatter. The piece ends with economic reflections on money market conditions.
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Auburn
Karl Reed
Collitensas
Erma Frederick
Amog Frederick
Collingwood
Dom
Amstutz
Lorine
Merle Ad Virgil
Michael Henninger
Marlon Garman
Fort Wayne
Irs
Henry Hosler
Ay Fry Jana Miss
Dna Fry
Wm. Thompson
Michael Hensinger
Wown
Geo
Krumbigel
Spencerville
Wm. Warner
Samuel Byers
Anna Frederickson
Mary Edna
Martha Depew
Emma
Wortman
Dra
Clara Marti
Mises Dora
Frances ‘Thompson
John Antal
Alisees Hutt
Sasia Schiatter
Hiram Wertman
Duesday
Alvin, Klopfenstein
Home Telephone Company
Kendailyilla Montay
Peter Gerbert
Laka Jaunna
Herbert Warner
Brush College
Gur
Wita
Harry Xap
Win
Warner
Ton National Bank
Byyder
Nreferrat
Mburrizon Lintley
Bahinen Chapel
Troxday
Milan
Lake James
Joe Tatioe
Thorney
All
Mes
Chas
Flakhien
Ladies' Kimono Dressing Sack Pattern No 2055
Paris pattern No 2055 offers a ladies kimono dressing sack easy to slip on yet suitable for breakfast wear. Describes suggested fabrics, sizing 34 to 44 inches bust, yardage for 36 bust requires 2.5 yards of 42 inch fabric and 9.5 yards of narrow material, price 19 cents.
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Bluffton Tax Apportionment Reveals 1929 Revenue Split
Special to The Bluffton News reports county auditors and treasurer figures show Mayo installment taxes totaling $283,?38 for spring. City receipts include $34,060.02 with allocations to general, water, sinking fund, library, and electric rights. State receives $31,900.39. county nets $92,527.71 to stay in treasuries. township and incorporated town shares listed.
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Thy
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Wilson Grove
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Gener
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Rockcreek
Union
Nottingham Mbl
Sere Gasdhm Lemenatar
Iseffergence
Seey
Patterson-Fletcher
Banker’s Special on Pennsylvania to Chicago
A Pennsylvania Railroad special train will pass through the city today carrying Mr Shift of New York and a party of friends bound for the western coast. The group travels from New York and will be handled by the Pennsylvania to Chicago. Mr Shift is among the world’s wealthiest bankers with substantial interests in England and France.
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Meyer Brothers Company
Thigs
Braunway
Taylor Street
Finch
Western Newspaper Union
Chicago Nova Paper Plan
Clinton Street
D. Tile
Anditar Welr
Eo Iniho City
Pennsylvania
Deemh Shift
New York
Chicago
Shift
England
France
American Institutes
Hopper Laughs Through Life On Broadway Awakening
New York drama feature recalls Tir Wolf Hopper in the theatre back hall, his playful, aging legend, and a candid talk on acting, sacrifice, and the stage. Hopper reflects on Antony in Julius Caesar, audience emotion, and the craft behind the curtain.
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Tansy
Wolf Hopper
Ada Rehan
Elsly
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