Bank Statement for State of Mississippi Bank, Lafayette County
J. E. Avent, cashier, swore the Mississippi bank statement true as of January 12, 1921. Total deposits and assets listed include demand deposits, time deposits, government securities, and loans with figures totaling 468,932.17 dollars. Directors D. B. Short J. A. Parks H. Friedman attested, notary Ruby McCoy.
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Bowds
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
Eseeenereer Ee Teres
Banking House
United States
Eee Eneers
Epee Eee Eee
Mississippi
Lafayette
J. E. Avent
Ruby McCoy
Bank OF Oxford
Oxford
Board of Bank Examiners
Girton
Geo. M. Knight
State of
F. M. Heard
Small Town Big Store
In Devil's Lake North Dakota 1907 Fred P Mann built a $100000 store in a town of 3000. Locals doubted the venture predicting the town would not support a store of such size. They misjudged his plans including a women’s restroom a free coffee booth on Saturdays and musical programs for special occasions.
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Fred P. Mann
Devil’s Lake, N. D
Mann Builds Mail Order Success Through Open Minded Advertising
A merchant with a $750,000 yearly business credits his growth to aggressive advertising across formats. He studied why one third of state sales went to mail order firms and found only ten percent of local merchants were active advertisers. Since then he has expanded beyond Chicago mail-order rivals by spreading his message widely.
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Mr. Mann
Times
Chicago
Exchange
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Resources
D. B. Short, J. A. Parks, H. Friedman
Capital
Cashier
L. E. Oldham
J. C. Culley
Cooper
Black and Huggins
Miss
Geo. M. Keys
Oxford Motor Co., L. G. Lynch, Mamget
Oxford, Mins
J.C. Hartsfield
Lafayette County