Bank of Patton financial statement mis directs trust
A periodical notices sworn financial statement from the Bank of Patton Missouri shows assets totaling 879701 with capital stock 210000 and surplus, profits, and deposits. Statements are sworn by officers A G Smith and Johnson Smith with notary public Henry M. Knowles, dated January 1920.
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Capital
G. Smith
Johnson Smith
A. D
Heney M. Knowles
JV. Knowles
CH Kuhimen
Mary J. Hahn
Revival notes and local church reports in Mount Vernon Mo
In Mount Vernon Missouri, residents reflect on revived church activity across the region. The author notes winter snow boosts wheat fields in Lawrence County and records growth at Southwest Baptist college with forty ministerial students. Memorial resolutions honor infant Nina Walker and Elmer Lavelle Walker, expressing deep sympathy to the families and requesting their inclusion in society records and county papers.
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Lawrence County
Marble Hill Baptist Church
Mount Vernon
Brethren Southwest Baptist College
Methodist School
Marionville
Presbyterian School
Springfield
Pote
Judge Ellinghouse
Rov EG
Walker
Antoniny Society
Nina
Elmer Lavelle
Threshold of a Civil Service Postmaster Exam in Missouri
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination to be held January 23 1920 in Lutesville Missouri for a fourth class postmaster vacancy at Bessville Missouri and other vacancies as they arise. Applicants must be at least twenty one, with age rules for certain states and residency within the post office territory.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Lutesville
Bessville
Examination to open Civil Service posts nationwide
The piece notes that examinations are open to all US citizens meeting Form 1753 requirements. Applications must be filed with the U.S. Civil Service Commission in Washington DC. Information and blanks available from postmasters. Deadline is advised as early as practical. The article also lists various economic items and local sales figures from Missouri and Tipton.
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United States
United States Civil Service Commmission
Washington, D.C
Commission
Missouri weekly industrial review item roundup
The report notes Anheuser Busch brewery conversion to a pork packing plant valued at 1 million dollars. It cites a 225 percent jump in harvest wages since 1913 and averages of 5.42 dollars per day plus board in 1919, with 4.14 dollars in 1918 and 2.14 dollars in 1913. Road bonds and contracts are mentioned in Iron and Ripley counties. A sugar shortage and rising confectionery demand are discussed, urging beet sugar production growth.
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Anheuser-Busch
U. S. Bureau of Crop
Kansas
Iron County
Ripley County
Oklahoma
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