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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1930

Page

2

The Qualities of Leadership by John G Lonsdale

Article argues leadership equals service to humanity and persistence under discouragement. It cites George Washington and urges individuals to act, persevere, and do large tasks in their communities rather than excuse failures. Emphasizes energy over luck and doing tasks well.

Tron John G. Lonsdale George Washington Valley Forge

Bankers Study Chain Banking and Branch Expansion

The Economic Policy Commission of the American Bankers Association is tasked to study chain and group banking developments and an extension of branch banking. The commission is chaired by R S Hecht of Hibernia Bank in New Orleans with a roster of bankers from major banks nationwide. A survey detailing chain and group banking growth across the United States has been issued in booklet form.

Economic Policy Commission The American Bankers Association Association R.S. Hecht Hibernia Bank and Trust Company New Orleans Louisiana George E. Roberts Naional City Bank New York N. Y Nathan Adams American Exchange National Bank Dallas Texas Leonard P. Ayres Cleveland Trust Co Cleveland Oho Frank W. Blair Board Union Trust Conor Pan Detroit Michigan Walter W Head Foreman State Natonal Bank Chicago W. D. Longyear Security First National Bank Los Angeles California Walter 3. McLucas Commerce Trust Company Kansas City Missouri Max B. Nahm Citizens National Bank Bowling Green Kentucky Melvin A. Traylor Kirst National Bank Paul M. Warburg International Acceptance Bank O. Howard Wolfe Philadelpia National Bank Philadelphia Pennsylvania Gurder Edwards New York City United States American Bankers Association of

Savings Deposits Decline in Most Regions in 1929

A 1929 regional analysis by the American Bankers Association shows a drop in national savings deposits with total deposits at 28.218 billion on June 29, down from 1928. New England and Pacific states posted gains while six other regions including the Middle Atlantic and Southern states reported losses.

American Bankers Association Savings Bank Division New England Pacific States United States Dieposits

Local Briefs From Randolph and Nearby Areas

Edwin Hoffman and Miss Alice Call wed in Logan Utah after Wednesday departure. Miss Cherry Blossom musical comedy set for Friday March 29. Water pipe leak required digging and repair. G W Peart back from Salt Lake dental work. Elites Club hosted by L G Kennedy with honors to Dave Smith Rodella Kennedy and W Marshall. Rex and daughter Helen with R D Law left for Ogden. Annie Sims departed for Ogden after three months visit. Rex first place in oratorical contest to compete with Davis and Weber Highs. Census official D R Roberts appoints enumerators for Rich County districts. Swan Greek Electric aims to extend lights to Argyle ranchers. J M Chenck of Fish Haven visiting daughter Mrs R J Hatch.

Edwin Hoffman Alice Call Logan Utah Logan Temple Henry Hoffman R. D. Law Cherry Blossom G. W. Peart Salt Lake Willard H. J. Norris Pearl Brough Ogden Rex Davis High School Weber D. R. Roberts Rich County Nathaniel J. Hodges Garden City Laketown Randolph Round Valley Gage Creek Ernest Irwin Leroy Shelby Randolph Precinct

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