Why Banks Identifying Honest People A Banker’s View
J H Puelicher, chairman of the Public Education Commission for the American Bankers Association, argues banks favor identifiable, honest customers. He explains that banks require a banker’s assurance that a customer is John Smith, not an impostor, to prevent losses from checks payable to the wrong person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Puelicher
Public Education Commission
American Bankers Association
John Smith
Straight Talks With Aunt Emmy on Bonds and Stocks
Aunt Emmy explains to Jane the basics of investments. A $100 Liberty Bond is a loan to Uncle Sam with fixed interest until maturity, after which principal is returned. Stocks are equity with potential profits or losses, not guaranteed repayment. The pair discuss consulting bankers before buying either and the importance of issuer reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmy
Jane
Aunt Emmy
Sam
Uncle Sam
Anner
Aymer
Rex Toilet Paper Deals Highlight Local Advertisers
Ads from the Reporter office urge readers to order the Daily Paper and support town boosters. Readers are invited to read all the office ads to realize the value of advertising and benefit the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
Porter
Themien
Reporter
Woman Foils Bank Robbers in Western Bank
Mrs. Mary Garlinghouse, cashier at Vera Oklahoma State Bank, recounts a dramatic solo defense against two armed robbers. She alternated moves with the gunman, grabbed for the weapon, and aided by Constable Mosby and Mayor Lapsley, forced the pair to surrender while one robber died and the other was wounded during a back-room struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers Association
Chicago
Little Western
Mary Garlinghouse
State Bank of
Vera
Oklahoma
Association
Public Auction Near Boyden on Brink Farm
Public auction to be held at the Dr. Brink farm one mile west and 13 miles south of Boyden on Wednesday January 14 beginning at 12:00. Auction lists 7 work horses, 1 bull and cattle plus farm machinery including a 1923 McCormick Deering corn picker, 900 bushels corn in crib, 2 stacks slough hay, 1 stack millet hay and straw. Terms: cash under $10, credit until December 1, 1925 at 8 percent on approved notes. no property removed until settled. Free lunch at noon. H VISSER owner with Meylink Wiersma as auctioneers and Farmers Savings Bank clerk.
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South Dakota
Boyden
Dr. Brink
McCormick Deering
Bill
H. Visser
Meylink & Wiersma
Aucts
Farmers Savings Bank
Clerfl
Attractive Sale Bills Draw Crowds at Boyden Reporter Shop
The Boyden Reporter Job Shop printed sale bills attracting large crowds and successful sales. Gerrit Van Stryland and family from Orange City visited relatives in Boyden on Tuesday.
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Boyden
Gerrit van Stryland
Orange City
Moving sale of farm implements and livestock
Public auction to be held Friday January 25 1925 at 1 00 pm on the farm located near Boyden Sheldon and Matlock. 53 horses 18 Holstein cattle 8 ft Moline planter 9 ft Rock Island disc multiple culti vac tors seeders and other farm tools with terms: cash under 20 00 and extended terms to December 1 1925 on approved notes at 8 percent interest. WM Vander Veen owner Wiersma and Van Zyl auditors
Public Sale Auction at Roelofs Farm near Boyden and Newkirk
Moving to Minnesota I will sell at public auction on Friday January 16 commencing at 1 00 pm at the Roelofs farm two miles east and four and one half miles south of Boyden one mile east and three and a half miles north of Newkirk Horses cattle chickens farm machinery and more consisting of four head of horses 1300 bushels corn and 10 bushels seed corn cattle 7 good milch cows 5 fresh 2 yearling heifers 4yearlings 5 calves 12 dozen White Leghorn chickens a St Bernard dog and various farm implements including a Sterling Seeder a John Deere gang plow and other equipment Terms cash under 20 on 20 and over time to December 1st 1925 with notes bearing 8 percent interest from sale date No property to be removed until settled JOAN STUIT Owner C Van Zyl Son Auctioneers Hospers Savings Bank Clerk 1 2
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Deering
John Deere
H. P. Sandow
Sterling
Rock Island
Emerson
Junbo
Litchfield
Hayes
Iowa
Minnesota
R. Roelofs
Boyden
Newkirk
St. Bernard Dog
John Deere Gang
Coloney
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Meeting of Bankers
Mosby
R. C. Lapsley
Ireton
Hull
S. Bolkema
Boyden Bank
Sheldon
Matlock
WM. Vander Veen
Wiersma & van Zyl
Joan Stuit
C. van Zyl & Son
Hospers Savings Bank