Assessment Payment Signals Hope for Bank Dividend
The letter discusses partial payments by stockholders in a bank recapitalization, noting Walter Medner as receiver and Flora A. Dice’s check of 250 dollars as one fourth of a one hundred percent assessment. It praises depositors and urges further stockholder contributions to hasten the first dividend.
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Flora A. Dice
Niedner
Juvenile Court Faces Busy Day With Youths in Court
The Norden youth, claiming to be years old, may be sent to reform school after a difficult life starting at age 10. He describes working various jobs and shows injuries from factory work and a horse kick. Ira Newman faces uncertain results as trial proceeds, while Ira Moon's name is cleared from earlier reporting.
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Norden
Iinox
Reform School
Ira Newman
Ira Moon
Newman
Moon Boy
Sio
Young Moon
Jury Takes Stroll In Calf Larceny Case
The circuit court hears the John Minnick larceny of two heifer calves from William Ogden with Judge Knowles District Attorney Ivanhoe and Attorney Lomax presiding. jurors inspect the calves brands and earmarks during a midday adjournment and arguments resume in the afternoon. Other cases are set for later in the week as motions and minor pleadings proceed.
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Circuit Court
John Minnick
William Ogden
Knowles
Ivanhoe
Leroy Lomax
Local Candy Shop Promises Fresh, Pure Treats for Any Size Purchase
A candy shop touts their products as pure and fresh with assured value whether buying an ounce, a pound, or a five pound box. The write up invites readers to get acquainted with their offerings and emphasizes quality and generosity of size.
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