Financial statement of a bank with 1917 dates
A bank report lists assets and liabilities including reserves, deposits, and circulating notes. It records items such as U S bonds, Federal Reserve holdings, vault reserve, bank notes, and net due from reserve agents in New York Chicago St Louis. It shows capital stock, surplus, profits, and deposits with dates noted January 1917 and notary approval by Frank M. Hill.
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U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Federal Reserve
Burplus Fund
Scccseveces
The Cost Of High Living Sparks Public Alarm
A historical column condemns American extravagance and rising living costs. It contrasts past hardship with current luxury, notes the widening gap between wealth groups, and urges sober fiscal restraint from citizens and leaders. It warns of future paring of luxuries as necessities grow.
Chief Tipton Reports Yearly Police Arrest Totals
Chief James Tilton releases a yearly police report showing 163 total arrests. Drunkenness 71, disorderly conduct 25, gaming 16, selling liquor in dry territory 15, breach of peace 8, petit larceny 11, felony cases 8, speeding 4, miscellaneous 20. The report praises the city as well policed in the state.
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James Tilton
Valuable Bible Ties City Woman to Lawless Family
Mrs. Thomas J. Thomas of the city received from a Glasgow friend the old Lawless family Bible. Dated entries go back to 1752 and the volume is more than 165 years old. The Bible is well preserved with readable handwriting. Mrs. Thomas was born Miss Lawless.
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Thomas J. Thomas
Glasgow
Lawless
No clear news item available
Fragmentary dialogue provides no identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or events to summarize into a news item or card.
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Meets in Howell Home
The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union was held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Hattie F. Howell. The group attended to routine business and welcomed one new member, Mrs. George McCormick.
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Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Hattie F. Howell
George McCormick
The New Year Reflections on Self Improvement
The year end calls for honest review of faults and success. Analyze past operations, identify weak points, and study causes of both success and failure. Prioritize character and morals over form, and commit to persistent effort to improve mentally morally socially and materially. The idea is to start the new year with a firm resolve and shared domestic encouragement.
Our Mistaken Charity Opens With Moral Critique
A columnist attacks modern charity, arguing most giving undermines self respect and self reliance. He condemns promiscuous giving, except for physical or mental disability, and cites Jesus on following for loaves and fishes as a warning about mendicant behavior. The piece questions the motives and effects of charity.
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Gallilee
Charity that Restores Self Respect Through Earned Work
The Advocate argues that true charity should empower recipients to help themselves. It favors work programs over cash or goods, believing employed individuals regain dignity and become assets to society, with exceptions only for the mentally or physically disabled.
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