Bank types in multiple systems chain group and branch
The Economic Policy Commission of the American Bankers Association outlines three main forms of multiple banking. Chain banks are a string of independently capitalized banks often without public ownership, group banking ties control to a publicly known head office with stock ownership, and branch banking operates as one bank with sub-offices lacking separate capital.
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Economic Policy Commission
The
American Bankers Association
Georgia tops banker farmer program in yearlong report
H Lane Young, chairman of the Agricultural Commission, reports 409 meetings in 38 states with 38 578 total attendance. Georgia ranked first for accomplishments, citing directed credit from banks for producing crops on the live at home basis.
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H. Lane Young
Agricultural Commission
American Bankers Association
Georgia
Georgia State College
Georgia Bankers Association
Banker cooperation praised by Gallatine County agent
County Agent R. E. Bodley of Gallatine County Montana expressed appreciation for local bankers. He said the average banker will go more than half way with the county agent if the work is constructive and conservative and the agent can handle confidential information responsibly.
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R. E. Bodley
Gallatine County
Montana
Adapting Meals for Warm or Cold Days in Simple Dishes
Practical guidance on planning flexible meals that work for both warm and cold weather. Suggests preparing items like potato salads with canned fish, using white sauce when chilly, and adding hot chocolate or creamed potatoes to increase warmth. Recommends steamed or fresh fruit with cookies as dessert for variable days.
Apple Dumpling Preparation From Old Cookbook
Four large tart apples with cinnamon salt stale breadcrumbs and eggs are mixed then folded white and yolks. The mixture is boiled in a greased mould covered for three hours and served with lemon sauce.
Apple Preservation Tips For Surplus Harvest
When apples exceed immediate needs there are methods to store and preserve them effectively. A good cellar or barrels can help, but long keeping may fail. Consider buying opportunities in markets or direct farm sales as a way to secure bargains while preserving flavor and value.
Pineapple Apple Dessert Can Be Repeated Weekly
A recipe instructs to combine four pounds of apples with one pineapple, grate the peeled pineapple, and mix with sugar and water. Boil sugar until dissolved, add pineapple, then slip in tender boiled apples and simmer briefly. Can the mixture for repeated use as a dessert, noting apples stay good out of season if well cooked.
Apple Jelly From Tender Apples Method
Wash apples without removing skin or seeds. Barely cover with water and simmer until very tender. Drain through a jelly bag overnight. For one pint juice, add a pound of sugar and boil to jelly point. Pour into tumblers and seal.
Apple Preserves from Sour Apples
These preserves use sour apples pared and quartered with sugar a cup per pound of apples and water one cup per pound plus juice of two lemons and rind of one. Boil sugar and water add lemon and apples simmer until tender then seal in jars for storage. Delicious with spice or fruit cake.
Depression critique and banking steadiness in 1930s
Rome C. Stephenson argues the 1930s lacked a full financial panic despite bank failures and a general downturn. He lauds banking resilience, notes lower interest and dividend levels, and stresses unemployment as the era’s dire issue while urging job restoration to spur recovery for both capital and labor.
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Rome C. Stephenson
American Bankers Association
Trust banking spreading fast across national banks
Aubrey B. Carter notes in the American Bankers Association Journal that as of the 1980 fiscal year end 2,472 national banks held trust powers, managing $23.53 billion in resources. Trust departments served 1,829 banks, overseeing 79,900 trusts and $4.473 billion in assets, plus 11,500 corporate trusts and $11.8037 billion in notes and bonds. Growth over four years included big gains in trust administration and bond trustee activity. The piece lauds corporate fiduciaries in estate settlement and trust administration. A Saluda SC campaign motto No coin no credit spurred a surge in corn planting and home garden advocacy boosting county agriculture.
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Aubrey B. Carter
Trust Department
Office of Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D. C
American Bankers Association Journal
Saluda
South Carolina
Home Gardens
For Sale and Rent Notices Include Local Listings
Classified column lists Jonathan apples at 25c per bushel, blue plums at 10c per gallon, Elmer Berry and others. Rentals offer 8 rooms down and 2 up with garage at $6 monthly by Mrs O H Gray. Also cucumbers for sale by Selby Binnion Vernon IL and used car lot ads for 214 E Noleman Centralia IL with various trades.
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Jonathan
Elmer Berry
O. H. Gray
Selby Binnion
Vernon
Iil
Hall’s
E. Noleman
Centralia
D. L. Troyer
H. B. Gerrish
Patoka
Ill
Foggenburg
Harry Roger
Greenville
E. B. Linton
Illinois City Directory Counts 3.25 Million inhabitants
A Chicago city directory lists 3,253,147 residents in Illinois excluding suburbs, surpassing the July 1 1928 federal census estimate by 95,747. The note covers demographics, agriculture figures, and historical references to Chicago’s name origin and observatories.
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Chicago
RAT-SNAP roden destroyer sold by ALTOM'S
ILLS RATS and mice that RAT-SNAP comes in cakes with no mixing. Three sizes 35¢ 65¢ and 1.25 for pantry kitchen chicken house and larger buildings. Money back if it fails. Sold and guaranteed by ALTOM'S.
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Altom’s
Publication Notice in Marion County Court
In the circuit court of Illinois Marion County a chancery suit Jennie May White vs R R White seeks relief. An affidavit of non residence filed and a bill of complaint dated August 26 1931 warns the defendant to appear by the next term or the bill will be confessed and a decree entered.
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Circuit Court
A. D
Jennie May White
R. R. White
Salem
Illinois
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H. Thompson
Federal Farm Board
Adams County Farm Bureau
Co-Operative Livestock Marketing
United States
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St. Louis
Missouri
Clinton
Iowa
Checagou
Guillaume de Lissle
Amsterdam
State of Illinois
Marion County
Frank C. Hensley
S. N. Finn
Egypt
Wholesale and Retail Commission Merchants
Pennsylvania
Mobil Oil
Patoka Elevator
George J. Wasem
Meridian
Blue Goose
L. E. Belcher
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