Bank Statement of Lavaca County Texas Bank 1934
A 1934 Lavaca County Texas bank report shows assets totaling 642 907 42 with cash on hand 16 217 35 due from reserve agents 223 659 07 and deposits 431 410 10. Officials F T Fehrenkamp president and E C Fehrenkamp cashier sworn to accuracy November 3 1934 before notary A J Darilek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Lavaca
F.T. Fehrenkamp
E.C. Fehrenkamp
F. T. Fehrenkamp
E. C. Fehrenkamp
Central Power and Light posts quarterly income gains
Central Power and Light Company reports wet income before preferred dividends of 393,787 for the quarter ended September 30 1934 versus 153,046 in the same period 1933. Nine month results show net income before preferred dividends of 291,450 compared with 464,482 last year. Total gross earnings for the first nine months reach 5,548,789 vs 5,249,947 in 1933.
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Central Power and Light Company
Oia
Warneke and Koester Families Visited Over Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Warneke of Flatonia were in Moulton Friday afternoon. Mr. Henry Koester Jr. and family of Seguin visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Koester Sr. Sunday. Mrs. B H Cordes returned to Yoakum Sunday after visiting in the homes of Mr. Louis Niebuhr and Mr. Ed Kolar.
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Walter Warneke
Flatonia
Moulton
Henry Koester, Jr
Seguin
Henry Koester, Sr
B. H. Cordes
Yoakum
Louis Niebuhr
Ed. Kolar
Adjusting Banking to Changing Needs
Robert V. Fleming of the American Bankers Association urges bankers to adapt to evolving conditions while preserving core financial principles. He calls for clearer loan explanations to customers, careful loan evaluation, compliance with laws, and active community involvement to rebuild public confidence and support national recovery.
Comptroller Commends Institute of Banking
Washington D C Comptroller of the Currency J F T O Connor praised the American Institute of Banking as a premier adult education project for bank clerks. He noted its courses span from Money and Banking to Public Speaking and urge continued graduate study in finance and forecasting to improve morale and public service in banking.
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Washington, D. C
American Institute of Banking
J. F. T. O'Connor
United States
American Bankers Association
O’connor
Mr. Henry Fehrenkamp Spotted in Eagle Lake on Sunday
Mr. Henry Fehrenkamp was seen in Eagle Lake on Sunday with local residents noting his visit to the town. No incidents reported, authorities provided no statements.
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Henry Fehrenkamp
Eagle Lake
Smiths Visit Houston on Sunday
Mr and Mrs F C Smith traveled to Houston and spent the day there on Sunday.
Factors Affecting Farm Credit Booklet Released
A cooperative booklet by the Agricultural Commission and American Bankers Association explains farm loan types, the need for credit, how to obtain it, safe borrowing practices, and how lenders and borrowers build sound farm credit with state colleges and the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Agricultural Commission
American Bankers Association
Commission
State Colleges of Agriculture
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Subscribers Urge Arrears Payment As Cotton Rises
With cotton prices at a multi year high we urge readers behind on subscriptions to settle promptly. We have shown leniency due to scarce money and ask those we have favored to adjust their accounts quickly to help the newspaper finances.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. J. Jaeggh
Edwin A. Jaeggli
Moulton, Texas
Red Cross
Farmers & Merchants
State Bank
Moulton Eagle
U. S
Banking House
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
A. J. Darilek
Notary Public
Lavaca Co
Texas
John Mladenka
J. T. Jaeggi
Ed. Boehm
Peters
Bluecher Park
Shiner
Robert V. Fleming
Vv. Fleming
Institute OF Banking
Nelks
Ferent
Boehm’s
Clarence Knape
Victor Fehrenkamp
Hallettsville
Mrs. F. C. Smith
Houston
No. 92
Try Barta’s
Red & White
F. T. Barta’s
the Kopecky Drug CO
Joe C. Kopecky
Moulton TE