Bank Statement Snapshot From Montgomery County 1921
The document shows a financial summary with figures for deposits, surplus funds, undivided profits, capital stock paid in, and various notes. It lists circulating notes outstanding, net amounts due to other banks, certified checks, cashier’s checks, and demand deposits subject to reserve. The statement is sworn by W. L. Killpatrick, cashier, before a notary on January 11, 1921.
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U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Ennipe
Rena Tagecendeese
Enrolled in Kentucky College of Agriculture Short Course
More than seventy five ex service men from across Kentucky have joined the agricultural short course at the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture starting January 4. Enrollment is expected to reach one hundred and the course runs to March 1 with study of all farm subjects. Ex service men receive the same work as regular students.
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Kentucky
College of Agriculture
University of Kentucky
George Roberts
2 325 000 Workers Idle in Industrial Survey
A survey for Labor reports 2 325 000 unemployed nationwide under Clint C Houston who says the slump rivals the 1907 panic. Major unemployed sectors include building trades 300 000 and autos 250 000 with other losses in textiles, railroads, steel, shipping, food, amusements, and more.
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Clint C. Houston
Plumb Plan League
Houston
Burley Tobacco Plan Aims at Low Grade Leaf Disposal
The Burley Tobacco Growers Association outlines a system to handle low grade leaf by directing such tobacco to the Barley Tobacco Marketing Company. Growers place tobacco in the company, receive receipts, and the leaf is redried and stored as collateral for loans. The plan seeks European bonds as a sale path with profits distributed to growers through preferred stock.
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Kentucky
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Association
Barley Tobacco Marketing Company
Barley Tobacco Growers’ Association
Centrol
Burley Belt
Federal Reserve System
Growers’ Association
Newman
Rural Plan Aims to Boost Wisconsin Communities
A Wisconsin state initiative proposes rural improvement through parks forests and scenic improvements. Committees with state and local agencies would develop lakeside borders tree planting roadside landscaping and public camping and recreation spaces. The plan calls for landscape design funding and social centers in every community while highlighting rural life and conserving resources.
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