The Bank You Choose in Times of Need
A statement stressing the importance of selecting a bank with access to national reserves for emergency liquidity. It underscores reliability, scale, and readiness to draw on massed reserves when required.
27 Feb 1919
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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1919
Page
1
A statement stressing the importance of selecting a bank with access to national reserves for emergency liquidity. It underscores reliability, scale, and readiness to draw on massed reserves when required.
A plan outlines a League of Nations structure with an executive council and a secretary general. It specifies member admission by two thirds, guarantees of obligations, disarmament, mutual defense, and enforcement through league action. It also covers mandates, labor standards, transit of commerce, and treaty registration.
The monthly report by Sidney Miller shows the net uninvested school funds on February 1 at 563305.92 dollars. January investments totaled 254200, including 71400 in farm loans and 150000 in liberty bond loans, with the rest in school bonds. Farm mortgages completed rose to 150 overall, involving 2523470 dollars, while 664 farm loan applications totaled 1449550 dollars, with 342 pending awaiting abstracts or attorney general approval.
Washington reports speeded embarkation from France while demobilization in American camps winds down. Chief of Staff March states total demobilization reaches 1,108,310 men and 71,235 officers, with 305,306 embarked overseas and 227,000 already in American ports.
Chicago Feb 20 Federal Judge Landis imposed a maximum 20 year term on Congressman Elect Victor L Beger of Milwaukee and four socialist leaders for conspiracy to obstruct the draft under the espionage act. They were granted bail of 25000 dollars and vowed to take the case to the Supreme Court if needed.
Washington reports that American and allied troops in north Russia will be withdrawn at the earliest possible moment that spring weather permits. The decision follows ongoing operations and aims to conclude U.S. military involvement as conditions improve.
Restored French morale and succored repatriates in territories overrun by Germans. Fought tuberculosis threatening national health. Aided children whose fathers were killed or serving in the French army. Established farms to reconstruct maimed soldiers and studios for portrait masses to hide facial disfigurements. Supplied canteens for troops and ran hotels at reasonable rates. Maintained medical units with the army to treat wounded. Set up comfort stations on the battleline for essential needs.
An advertisement urges sufferers of periodic headaches with nausea and vomiting to take Chamberlain tablets for biliousness. It claims quick relief and suggests following package directions to avoid future attacks.
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