Land Banks Aid Texas Farmers With Federal Loan Plan
In San Antonio the Texan Farm Loan Bank system is explained by M. H. Gossett of Dallas. The act creates land banks to lend to actual farmers, with stockholder liability limited to stock value. Bonds issued by banks are non taxable and guaranteed by all banks. The program lowers interest rates and offers long terms, aiding hopeful homeowners and boosting farm credit across Texas.
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M. H. Gossett
Dallas
Gossett
Federal Farm Loan Bank
South
Mr. Gossett
National Farm Loan Associations
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Land Bank
Federal Land Bank
Federal Land Banks
Texas
Consistency and Johnson in Christmas address
The dialogue ponders a vestryman delivering a peace on earth message and notes a Thompson figure profiting from munitions. It contains banter about a banquet and mismatched metaphors, reflecting social commentary in Louisville Courier-Journal style.
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Johnson
Thompson
Waldo
Warnings on Land Bank Promoters Target Texas Farmers
Texas land owners are urged to beware of promoters posing as land bank experts seeking fees to form farm loan associations. A Federal Farm Loan Board bulletin warns these promoters push for easy profits, overstate benefits, and threaten delays and inflated costs for farmers. Expect scrutiny of associations run for private gain, with guidance to form small, cooperative units and use one attorney or abstracter to keep costs down.
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Texas
San Antonio
Federal Land Banks
Federal Farm Loan Board
Washington
Farm Loan Act
Farm Loan Association
Farm Loan Board
Denver Heights Methodist Church Moves to New Corner Site
A new brick home is being built for the Denver Heights Methodist church at the corner of Denver Boulevard and New Braunfels Avenue under architect Bever ly W Spillman. The church traces to 1894 with Rev. J D Scott and Rev F H C Elliott as early leaders as membership grows to 250 with a Sunday school of 250.
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Denver Heights
Denver Boulevard
New Braunfels Avenue
Beverly W. Spillman
J. D. Scott
F. H. C. Elliott
W. J. Spillman
J. W. Fish
Mr. Mathews
R. H. Rowland
J. W. Gosgroves
Rev
J. W. Rowland
E. C. Jolly
J. A. Brockman
Fred Felber
Gus. Mathis
R. A. Roberts
C. F. Brown
M. W. Tyson
J. E. Cook
L. Fair
Imposing Alamo Heights Two Story Home For Sale
Classy Homes offers an all hardwood two story residence on Alamo Heights. First floor features immense living and dining rooms, butler’s pantry and kitchen with built in fixtures. Second floor has four bedrooms with mirrored doors and two servant rooms. Lot 100 by 150 feet, near paved boulevard. Price and terms available this week.
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San Antonio
Alamo Heights
New State Bank Formed in Seguin
Seguin Texas February 17 The Citizens State Bank with a capital of 35000 is the latest financial organization in the city. A charter has been secured and a new Bastrop street building is under construction to house the bank. Officers include W J Blumberg president George Hagn active vice president H E Draeger cashier and others. Forty one Guadalupe county farmers and business people are stockholders with total liabilities over 750000.
The Wife and Husband Quip in Puck Cartoon
A witty exchange features the wife lamenting her marriage with the line I wish I hadn't married you. The husband retorts skeptically reminding her that he grants wishes. This quip reflects humorous marital banter from the period.
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Puck
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