Bank balance totals and sworn statements from Illinois banks
Public notices report financial condition for First Trust & Savings Bank of River 4. Lansing State Bank. and other Illinois banks. Statements show assets and liabilities, capital stock, surplus, deposits, and notes sworn by cashiers and notarized in March 1920. Includes figures for loans, bonds, real estate, and reserves.
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First National Bank of Dolton Dolton, III
U.S
U. S
Vyotal U.S Government
Federal Reserve Bank
Otal Reserve
Redempion Fund
First Trust and Savings Bank OF
Riverdale
State of Illinois
Liberty Loan
John Harms, Jr
First Trust & Savings Bank of
River
Dale
County of
Cookss
Esther M. Rieger
Illinois
Cook
Horace Holmes
Able Named
Horace Isolmes
Elihi
Lansing State Bank
Lansing
H. F. W. Schultz
Cashier State of
Otto F. Schultz
Mixed Nations On One Grand Street In New York
A traveler walks from Third Avenue to Clinton Street and notes a mosaic of humanity. Konrad Bercovich’s Dust of New York reveals how diverse origins show in faces and speech, with travelers from Hungary to Austria and Spain selling wares while English remains the common tongue.
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Third Avenue
Clinton Street
New York
Konrad Bercovich
Hungary
Saint Catherine of Siena Ends Frantic 14th Century Conflicts
The famous woman Catherine of Siena devoted her days to good works and divine love. She organized peace among warring states, aided the pope in returning to Rome, and was canonized as Saint Catherine.
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Catherine of
Sienna
Rome
Catherine
Dad Reminds, Youth Responds With Clever Recall
A father and son ride together when the father lists two errands and asks to be reminded. The boy Pause and replies that he must be reminded to remind his father, showing playful wit in a single memorable exchange.
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Dad
Herbert
Are
City Lighting Modern and Medieval Street Illumination
The article compares early street lighting in Paris and London, noting Laidon’s claim of lighting Laidon’s streets with lanterns as early as 1414, which is disputed, and mentions lanterns funded publicly in Paris during the sixteenth century.
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Paris
London
Laidon
Patis
Do They Sell the Rice Later
In central China villagers hatch chicken and duck eggs by burying them in lukewarm rice and reheating daily, a traditional method observed in the interior region.
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China
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Total
M. Reiger
Notary Public
Correct—Altest
Chas, KE. Waterman
John 8
van Deursen
Hermian Anders Directors
I. H. F. W. Schultz
America
San Salvador
the Universal Car
Ford
Guy Howland
East
153Rd Street
Harvey, Illinois
Dolton
Optometrist
Lincoln Ave
Dolton, Ill
Vs. Co
Carter Eve
Zar
State Street
Franklin D. Carter
South Streto St
Chicago
Interstate Battery Service
Clancy & Klesh
Michigan Avenue
Roseland
G .Gallegos
1St Trust and Savings Bank Bldg
Indiana Ave
BRE
Rae
Willard
Woodlawn Battery Co
E. 111Th St
Geo. Tuch
137Th Street
Henry W. Schnoor
Chicago Street
WM. C. Zesch
Riv
Midway
Leyden Ave
Chancy Avenue
Grand Crossing
Frank Seestadt
Riverdale — and — Dolton
Edward F. Dillner
Chicago ST
P. B. Goop
Undertaker
Mlinoir and
Indiana
P. B. Good—Dalten
Dalton
Oakland Metal Works
Cornelius Fray
Proppers Corner
Neals Garage
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