Signals to spot risky stock schemes and scams
A bank and consumer protection group warn investors about red flags in securities. Topics include high promises, reliance on prominent names, ground floor offers, inside tips, aggressive promotions, and risky reorganizations. The advice urges verifying with trusted bankers and avoiding impulsive telephone pitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Committee
State Bank Division
American Bankers Association
Better Business Bureau
Bic
Atocka
Aunt Emmy Explains Debenture Bonds Simply
Helen asks about a debenture bond from Blank Manufacturing Corp and Aunt Emmy explains the concept. She notes a debenture is a loan to a firm without secured property and that safety depends on the company's credit and soundness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmy
Helen
Blank Manufacturing Corporation
Aunt Emmy
Bankers Drive Rural Youth and Farm Programs
Wisconsin bankers send a boy and girl to the University of Wisconsin Short Course while sharing expenses. Eaton County Michigan bankers host a dairy-alfalfa meeting at Charlotte. Two thousand acres of alfalfa added after the last campaign. A bovine tuberculosis eradication drive aims to place the county on the fall accredited list. Richland County North Dakota bankers organize to run boys and girls clubs and alfalfa on every farm. State meeting at Fargo in February approved the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce County Bankers Association
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Eaton County
Michigan
Charlotte
Richland County Bankers Association
North Dakota
Fargo
Partition suit over Indiana County land in 1925 case
A notice in equity in the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County sets forth a partition action among many defendants and plaintiffs over a 82.01 acre tract in Young Township, with a will from Elizabeth Smith and inheritance details. Respondents must appear within 15 days of the last notice publication and answer under oath, or risk a default decree. Attorneys John A. Scott and Ernest Stewart represent the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrin J. Bar
Rebecca F. Mat.son
Nancy Myrtilla Matson
Catherine J. Wadden
Amy Beck
Amanda I. Smnti
Hogar H. Smutil
Ruth A. Smith
Freda M. Wold
Chester A. Smith
Lloyd QO. Smith
Tune L. Smith
Maurichi TR. Smith
Dorius L. Smith
GA H. Smith
W. C. Smith
W. 8. Hendricks
Annin McGhh
Margaret Alich Dickhy
Joseph T. Hayes
Forest
Indiana County
Young Township
Hannah Dane Smith Haute
Townsend
D. ¥. Townsend
Jacob Beighley
Cal Duntire
St. N. Watterson
8. C. George
Wanna Jana Smith
Beginuli
Elizabeth Smith
Huazabeth Smith
Hannah Jane Smith
John A. Scott
Ernest Stewart
Plaintiffs
Indiana
Telephone network connects most US subscribers nationwide
About 1,000 telephone companies operate in the United States. Of those, over one percent are interconnected allowing a subscriber to reach virtually any other telephone subscriber nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United
Sutres
Federal Reserve Aids Farmers And Restores Gold Standard
A Q and A style piece by M A Trayler argues the gold standard return, led by Great Britain, stabilizes farm prices. The Federal Reserve Bank's $200 million gold support to Bank of England and $100 million credit backed international payments, easing trade uncertainty, bolster American exporters and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Traylor
American
Bankers Association
Great Britain
Montana
Bank of England
Europe
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve System
Ilva
Sparge
Wrapped-Up Fellow Sparks Rural Philadelphian Romance
A narrator recalls a church social moment that led to a romantic entanglement between his daughter Clara and Vance Poole junior. Family tensions surface as business hopes collide with social class, prompting a decisive relocation and an embrace of genuine character over appearances. The father's financial gamble with work and a dramatic showdown reveal mutual respect between families, ending in shared hometown ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Vance Poole
Big Temple
Clara James
Buck
Pooles
Clara
Philadelphia
Vance
Jameses
Providential
Acme
Poole
James
Inventor Claims Vehicle That Goes On Land Or Water
A quip circulates about an inventor who says a car can traverse land or water. The exchange hints at a hybrid vehicle concept and riffs on mud as a test scenario.
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Tur
Blank’ Manufacturing Corporation
Cuntin Smith and
Anna Gracd Long
BIDA
Daugherty
Pres. Board of Education
M. Agnes
P. Clan
Feeler & Fell
Richard Lemmon Butler
East Wheatfield Township
Butler
Johnstown
Ellen Fisher
West
Wheatfield Township
Roy G, Fisher
Robinson, Pa
W. P. Shepard
D. C
Indiana, Pa
Thos. Pealer
Federal Reserve
England
M. A. Traytor
Ey R. G. Stott
Western Newspaper Univ
Anderson’s
Anderson
Penn Roller Flour Mills
Griffith Ellis
Pennsylvania
Woodburn Granite Works
Barre
Pennsylvania Railroad
Main
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