From Office Boy to Bank President
Life lessons from Richard Bean to young men. He urges twelve hours work daily, living on less, and saving to invest safely. Start small, stay with a job, and be helpful to build business support and success.
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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1921
Page
2
Life lessons from Richard Bean to young men. He urges twelve hours work daily, living on less, and saving to invest safely. Start small, stay with a job, and be helpful to build business support and success.
The Louisville Courier Journal notes Richard Bean born in Mt. Sterling and his admirers in Louisville. The Ballard & Ballard Company flour mills office bay, vacant since June 1899, has a new office boy replacing the former.
A Kentucky-born veteran and self made man, Richard Bean's rise spans service in the First Kentucky Infantry at Chicamauga and Porto Rico to mastery of commercial law at night school. He served Ballard & Ballard then led Louisville National Bank, becoming president in 1919 after a dramatic salary cut and steadfast thrift.
General Roger D. Williams has postponed a China trip to attend the Old First Kentucky reunion in Lexington during the State American Legion Convention September 1 and 2. Jefferson Post 15 elects 20 delegates to the Third State Convention and Louisville Post backs the National Adjusted Compensation plan. The Louisville post also expects its baseball team to vie for the state title on the convention’s second day at Stoll Field.
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